This law helps protect people when they buy cars in California. It makes sure that car dealers are honest and that buyers know what they're getting into, just like when buying a house.
Car payments are the monthly amounts you pay when you borrow money to buy a car. They can be different for each person depending on how much the car costs and how long they take to pay it off.
The out-the-door price is the final amount you pay when buying a car. It includes everything like taxes and fees, not just the monthly payment you might see advertised.
The Hyundai Veloster is a small car that stands out because it has one door on one side and two doors on the other. The 2017 version is known for being sporty and fun to drive.
The Dodge Ram is a big truck that people use for heavy work and everyday driving. It's known for being strong and reliable, which is why many people like it.
Valueless add-ons are extras that car dealerships might try to sell you that don't really help your car. For example, they might offer to fill your tires with nitrogen, but it's not really necessary and doesn't improve your driving experience.
Nitrogen-filled tires are tires that use nitrogen gas instead of regular air. Some people think it helps keep the tires inflated longer, but for most drivers, it's not really necessary.
Ceramic coatings are special products that you can put on your car's paint to help protect it and make it shiny. They are tough and can keep dirt and grime from sticking easily.
A catalytic converter is a part of a car's exhaust system that helps clean up the gases that come out of the engine. It makes the air cleaner by changing harmful substances into less harmful ones.
An extended warranty is like extra insurance for your car that helps pay for repairs after the regular warranty ends. You usually buy it when you buy the car, and it can save you money if something goes wrong later.
The Autobahn is a famous highway in Germany where there are no speed limits in some areas. This means drivers can go as fast as they want, which is very different from most highways in other countries.
The rear-view mirror is the mirror inside your car that helps you see what's behind you. It's important for checking if other cars are coming up behind you.
Restoration is when someone fixes up an old car to make it look and work like it did when it was new. An eight-year restoration means it took a long time to complete this work.
The Volkswagen Beetle is a famous car that has a unique rounded shape. The 1937 version is one of the first prototypes ever made, making it special in automotive history.
The Ferrari 360 is a high-performance sports car made by Ferrari. It has a powerful engine and is designed for speed and agility, making it a favorite among car enthusiasts.
The Mercedes 300 SL is a famous old sports car from the 1950s. It has unique doors that open upwards and is known for being very well-designed and fast for its era.
Car
Packard
Packard was a brand that made luxury cars in America, especially popular in the early 1900s. They were known for being well-made and stylish.
The Chevrolet Chevelle is a car that was made by Chevrolet, popular in the 1960s and 70s. Some versions of it are famous for being powerful muscle cars.
The Chrysler LeBaron is a car that many people remember from the past, especially because it could be a convertible. It's known for being comfortable and is often talked about for its classic style.
The Chrysler Fifth Avenue is a big, comfortable car that was made a long time ago and is known for being fancy. People talk about it because it represents a time when cars were built for luxury and comfort.
The Cadillac XLR is a fancy sports car that can also be a convertible, meaning the top can come down. It's known for looking good and being fun to drive, which is why people find it appealing.
The Nissan 300 ZX is a sporty car that people enjoy driving because it's fast and looks cool. It was made in the 80s and 90s and is still loved by many car fans today.
The Chevrolet Corvette is a famous sports car from America that people love for its speed and cool looks. It has been around for a long time and is often talked about because it's fun to drive and has a strong racing history.
The Ford F-150 is a popular truck that many people use for work and everyday tasks. It's known for being tough and reliable, which is why so many people like to talk about it.
The Pontiac Firebird is a classic car that many people think of when they imagine fast and cool cars from America. It was made for several decades and is still popular among car lovers.
The Ford Model T is one of the first cars ever made and helped many people afford a car. It changed how cars were built and is important in car history.
The Porsche 356 is an old sports car that was made a long time ago and is one of the first cars from the Porsche brand. People admire it for its design and how well it drives, making it a classic favorite.
The Porsche 911 is a famous sports car that has been around for many years and is loved for its unique shape and great driving experience. It's often talked about because it's fast and fun to drive.
The Toyota Corolla is a very popular car that many people buy because it's reliable and saves on gas. It's known for being a good choice for everyday driving.
The Cadillac ELR is a fancy car that can run on electricity and gas, making it more efficient. It's known for its stylish look and high-tech features, which is why people find it interesting.
The Mazda RX-7 is a fun sports car that many people like because it drives really well and has a special kind of engine. It's known for being light and quick, making it a favorite for car fans.
The Ford Thunderbird is a classic car that many people admire for its stylish look and comfort. It has been around for a long time and is often talked about because of its history and design.
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October 23rd 2025 I promised you two weeks ago. We'd be here tonight. We're prepped. We're ready. We're gonna go for the show
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Kind of kind of a little bit out of the groove for me here
What am I thinking? What am I thinking?
I'm trying to get trying to get all the little computer screens in place here
Well, we won't worry about that right now. Okay, I guess I got to get one of these going got to make sure that we're out here talking to you
Live streaming streaming streaming
Yes, we are out there. I see my face here moving. So welcome to no driving gloves. Like I said Thursday
It's John again. We're still working on figuring out the direction of the show if we're gonna keep this solo thing if we're gonna add a
Co-host just keep keep tuning in, you know, we're gonna keep giving you the gloves off approach to the collector car hobby
We got a few little topics. I really want to cover tonight
We've got the new California cars act that passed about two weeks ago and kind of got a look into that dive into that a bit
I
Kind of set in the show description
For consumers this thing looks really good and it might be a car car law that we want to get
Going nationwide if you're a dealer, I'm sure you're a little bit against that one
it's
kind of a
Rough go I would say it's not exactly what you want that people are wanting to see
Boy
Brain pause I want to talk a little bit about slow drivers and are they really the menace that
Some of these latest reports say I want to touch on an old VW that I came across an interesting article on and then we're gonna close out with the generous collection
Which is a really weird name and a very
I the car thing but it goes back to we used to do a podcast called called automobiles, Alabama
for one of the car groups in town and
The idea behind that podcast was to discuss
Automobiles in Alabama. I've made it very well known that as
I moved out of Washington, DC area
I saw a Ferrari and one of my last days there and I go that's last Ferrari. I'm gonna see
well
It turns out that's not really
What happened?
Kind of turns out that
What do I want to say
Cars in Alabama are
really
Interesting and I really annoys me. Well, but we'll cover that towards the the last quarter of the show
I'm kind of him in and on around here and really don't want to be doing that anymore. Let me look some tabs here
Yeah, the cars act on October 6
Governor Gavin Newsom he signed into law the California
Combatting auto retail scams act or also known as the cars act
This is funny in the state that just turned down Leno's law on historic plates and that but this is
legislation that
Looks to add a lot of consumer protections and
Transparency to the auto buying process
This is something that I
Like I said, I think would be good nationwide for automobile buyers with as expensive as a car is
If you're buying a home, you think about it and you think about it for a few minutes and you think about it
You know a few minutes couple of days sometimes
at least you've got a day and then you've got
Ability to back out and now with the price of automobiles. It's the second most expensive
purchase that most people will ever make and
Car car payments depending on what news report you're looking at and what source the average new car car payments
$780 I think it's $784 to just over a thousand dollars a month
Depending on the car. I watch
bow ties and benzes pops up on my Facebook all the time
And he's talking about lease payments
1,000 1,200 $1,500 a month and we're supposed to make these decisions
Under pressure in two or three hours and we're committing bow ties and benzes its leases
So we're talking 24 36 months a lot, but some of these people are committing for
60 72 months 84 months in some cases and
it's stretching consumers thin and
They
They don't necessarily understand everything that's going on
part of this cares act that's being passed in California is
It mandates that dealers provide clear disclosures regarding
the total price of the vehicle and
The voluntary
Add-ons that can be put on a vehicle. It's called the
Clear and conspicuous disclosures portion of the bill
In other words, you need to be told the actual total price of the vehicle not all in monthly payments
You know, it's so easy to say. Oh, it's only six hundred and ninety dollars a month. That's seven, but
you go back to I
think it was my
2017 Velocitor I was negotiating on they gave me some payment matter of fact when I was selling cars back in the mid 90s
This happened to a guy they threw a payment at him on a Dodge Ram at the time Dodge Ramster 25 grand
I think this Velocitor was
20,000 20 think it's $21,000 and they threw a payment at me and I
multiplied the payment out and go
Where the hell's this number because the payment came up to you know, something like 37,000 dollars and I always have a
Interest calculator with me and the payment should not have been that the payment should have been two or three hundred dollars less and
No, they hemmed an odd and oh, but we made a mistake. This is and they really didn't like
Somebody knowing what the payment should be and actually figuring out the total price of the car and that's what this little portion of the bill does
It bans valueless add-ons to a vehicle and we all know what this this stuff is
In California, if you really look at the bill, it's very specific on what can't you know
What a valueless add-on is nitrogen in your tires is a valueless add-on they can no no longer
sell you
Nitrogen-filled tires
Provided it is less than 95% nitrogen in the tire
And I heard a discussion on this today and it's something I've always
Set about nitrogen-filled tires you have a tire you mount it to a rim you set the bead
There's air in that tire you fill it with nitrogen
There's still regular air in that tire and
Then and then now we get a play that percentage unless you fill that tire in a vacuum
It's not nitrogen filled. It's filled with air
So this three hundred four hundred dollar upcharge and then of course
The first time you get a low tire pressure light you can't just fill it with your compressor
Otherwise you ruin your nitrogen-filled tires, you know the technically ruin them, but they're no longer nitrogen filled
Technically you should have to go back to the dealer and a lot of dealers will charge you to put nitrogen in your tires off their special
Couple thousand dollar thing that creates nitrogen
It's it's a joke. This also falls into ceramic coatings are prohibited in California now
Dealer can't add that to your vehicle that one
Maybe maybe not door edge guards
window tinning
This I think they specifically even said you can't
sell
Serialized registration of your catalytic converter on vehicles without catalytic converters
I eat they're selling you an electric car
But charging you a couple hundred dollars to register the catalytic converter in case it gets stolen and we've had a conversation on the podcast already about
Electric vehicles don't have catalytic converters
Um
There's prohibition of misrepresentations where dealers are prohibited from misrepresenting material and information
about the sales and
lying about the financing terms and the benefits of these
add-ons
That like we've already said really gets specific on
The valuelessness of them. Is that a really a word valuelessness?
Yeah, it is now I said it and dealers have to keep records of
Their sales and that basically demonstrating their compliance for 24 months after for a 24 month windows
That was initially proposed to be seven years, but they took it to 24 months and
Three-day right to cancel
This one's really interesting to me. I mean the the big players. I think Carvana
Car max, I mean even place the for dealer. I think I bought my
Maverick at they all offer you some sort of
Kind of couple a day
If you don't want the vehicle you can bring it back
I know
Car max push that on me on a couple of vehicles
I was looking at you can drive it first up to seven days can't put more than 300 miles on it
But you can bring it back and give it back to them and they'll give you another vehicle that always
and even on this one it's going to kind of
If you finance that vehicle it really makes it complicated
If you traded a vehicle on that vehicle and you decided you didn't like that vehicle
Will the dealership still have that trade to give back to you or dealerships going to have to keep this trade for a
Period, you know, are they going to be required?
It's kind of an interesting thing
I will bet that there's no requirement for the dealer to keep that trade so they'll shuffle that off somewhere else even if it's a
Different lot or whatever so the trades no longer available to give it back to you which will force you into another car, but
At least if you buy a junk vehicle or a vehicle that turns out you really didn't like it or it was a stupid color or
You discover some sort of problem with it you have three days to return the vehicle
another one that they did throw into here is
You have up to ten days after you purchase a vehicle to go back to the dealership and purchase the extended warranty
Right now
Even when I was purchasing recently you had to buy the warranty at the time of purchase now you can return, you know, I
Can you know within 30 days you can cancel that warranty and get a full refund and there's no pro-ration or anything involved
But you've got to buy the warranty when you buy the car you can't decide later. I mean
You get you get your used car
And you start driving and you go within a couple of minutes
Maybe there's something wrong here. Maybe I really should get a warrant here
Maybe I learned something about these cars that say go back to my fiesta. You learn that there's a transmission issue with these cars
You don't think this is really going to happen to you
But it might happen to you and you really like this car and you know it works for what you want
You could go back to the dealership within 10 days of purchase and purchase an extended warranty if available
That that's kind of a nice thing. It's takes some of that pressure again. It's it's alleviating some of that pressure from you spending
a couple hundred dollars here a couple hundred dollars there I
Know
Years ago the ex-girlfriend's Cadillac
but she bought the extended warranty on that car and
They couldn't finance it in with the car
So it had to be a separate financing thing and it was gonna be like an additional
$180 a month or something, but you got to make that decision there
I mean you're already taken on a $600 or $500 car payment and now you've got worried about this
How they're a hundred and eighty dollars on granted if they would have combined it into the financing of the car
Maybe it would have that because instead of being a three-year note
It would have been a six-year note or whatever
But it illuminates some of that pressure
Like I said, there's a lot of really good things
in this
Bill again, it's called the California combating auto retail scams
It's really worth looking into
I can't
Everything I've seen about this everything I've read about this. This is really like I said
good for consumers and
Maybe
This one out of California will go nationwide you will vary
I don't know if I've ever said that about anything car wise out of California
Any car law out of California that I want to see it go nationwide this one
My gut feeling I really want this one to go nationwide
so
We'll jump on over to the slow drivers thing and
There's all these reports that have come out recently about slow drivers and that
Slow drivers contribute to an increased risk of accidents
People that drive ten miles an hour below the speed limit or six times more likely to be involved in a crash
Then those driving the speed limit
A
Study in the UK found the same well kind of the same thing ten miles an hour or less than the speed limit
You were one point five times more right likely to be involved in a crash and they blame it on
The other drivers having to break do abrupt lane changes
Etc. And this all goes back to common road courtesy
And if you think Autobahn everybody thinks we should have the Autobahn and no speed limits and I'm totally against that
a
Lot of my car views are anti-car and it's also crotchety old man at times I feel
but
If you're going ten miles an hour or
Or
Less than the speed limit stay in the right lane get out of the way you have to be attentive of what's going around you also
People going the speed limit
You need to be attentive of what's going around you and you need to stick to the right lane
If it's a 70 mile an hour zone and you're going 70 you probably should be in the right lane middle lane
If it's a three lane
But you if you're in that middle lane still watch behind you if somebody comes flying up behind you
You should try to get over out of their way. You're the one
Who to me you have a little bit of responsibility on the flip side the guy that comes flying up behind you while you're going 70
and he's going 90 and
You're waiting for just that opportunity to maybe clear the car that's on your right
So you could move over get out of his way in that and you get you know, you want to make it a safe
Merge to the right so you get around the vehicle you
Practice drivers that and go oh, I can see the whole car in my review mirror
Or you can get over and as you're doing that the guys going 90s
Already dove into that lane and trying to come up on you on the right side. No, you never pass on the right
It's kind of like crossing the mustard
IE the double yellow lines. You don't cross that center line into oncoming traffic
You don't try to pass somebody that you've come up on and in a high rate of speed on the right
Without giving them a moment of opportunity to get out of your way
Sometime I think that's where the slow drivers get blamed because oh this guy was going slower than me and you know
I hit him blah blah blah
There is it's a combination of responsibility
If you are a fast driver adhere to the left pass on the left
But be prepared to slow down
You know on the Autobahn if you're in the left lane and you're booking along in a say 125 miles an hour
I know they use kilometers but say 125 miles an hour and all of a sudden you look in the back
I look in that rear-view mirror and you see some headlights coming up on you and they're flashing
You need to be looking to get over to the right because this guy could be coming up on you at 170
and
50 mile an hour difference is
Quick
So you need to get over and that's what they do. They they play and treat lanes
You rarely will see somebody just live in that lane
Unless they are that guy going about 170 180 because there's probably nobody faster than them
But they're gonna give you
Warning that they're coming up by flashing their brights or flashing their lights. They're going to
Be prepared to slow down and not pass you on the right in most instances
because they're expecting you to get over and
Once we learn lane discipline
We'll eliminate a lot. It doesn't matter if you're going 10 miles an hour below the speed limit
You're going the speed limit. You're going
20 miles an hour over the speed limit. It's not slow drivers. It's not fast drivers
It really comes down to lane discipline and paying attention
If you need to check your phone which you shouldn't be but if you need to check your phone if you need to change your radio station
Not and not even touch your phone, but or your climate control
Scoot over to the right lane get out of the left lane
Because you're you are now not paying attention to the road. You're not paying attention to your travel
you need to pay attention when driving and
Lane discipline is a big big thing. I think that would eliminate like I said a lot of these problems that are going on I
Hate ducking down here, but I've got it so that I can have my notes right in front of me
But it's I got a quick screens my stupid tabs are right behind my right behind the camera
So I'm sorry. I keep ducking down a little bit
But I some came across a really neat. I just kind of did a let's see what's going on an auto restoration
and I came across an
eight-year restoration
That was done to the oldest
VW beetle
It's the it's a 1937 W30 prototype
That was done with the Porsche it or excuse me
Was built by the Porsche engineering office with support from Mercedes
This vehicle, you know eight-year restoration
Just just debuted. I believe it was yesterday. It's a
You know, it's a very
I want to say
Boring looking car. It's very German. I mean, it's non-descript. It's kind of a primer gray color
It doesn't lot of it doesn't love it doesn't have a lot of
Extras no bumpers or anything, but this is where the beetle started and it's kind of
interesting
That it is the oldest I think it's the oldest surviving beetle
A year restoration
That is an immense amount of time on a beetle if you think about how simple a Volkswagen beetle is
I mean, there's YouTube videos on how to change the fan belt using a screwdriver while the motor is running you
but
You know I always said 2,000 hours to properly restore a car with an interior about
1500 for a race car without an interior. This is eight years
Now, I don't know if this is eight years of somebody working on the car eight hours a day 40 hours a week
or what but
You say about 8,000 hour restoration on a beetle 5,000 hour restoration on a beetle
But then again, I'm not sure how many parts needed to be
Fabricated because I'm sure you just couldn't get into your
Whatever Volkswagen catalog and order parts for this thing. They had to be sourced and dug through and
Kind of bound per se
Actually recreated it's probably the best way because when you get into these very early prototypes
Nothing's off the shelf
And
Right before I came in to podcast I said to the girlfriend I'm gonna go podcast
And she said, you know, good luck and you know, you know what you're gonna talk about and I kind of mentioned
California cars act of slow drivers BW's and I said
then I don't want you to listen anyway because it's
We're gonna talk about some of the cars that I might want to buy
And this is just weird to me was I was saying at the beginning of the show when I moved to
Birmingham from
Virginia and I lived in northern Virginia the Fairfax area and that I
Was driving through McLean one day
Falls Church and there was a Ferrari right before I moved like I think I was moving on Monday
And this was Saturday or whatever and I saw a Ferrari 360 and now that's the last Ferrari
I'm gonna ever see because I'm going to Birmingham, Alabama
Gonna hang out there and we're gonna roll tide and more eagle and
And I don't know kiss my grits
dressed in peace flow
but
I got down here and I got running with a pretty cool group of guys almost immediately
Of course working at a car or car slash motorcycle museum
Don't forget that that motorcycle museum has more cars than most car museums do
and
Yeah, seeing Ferraris and Lamborghinis and
I'm for GTs and
Almost kind of we came really close to have a cone a second town. There's the Goddys in the area. I mean it's
It's a really cool town a really
Good stack of cars
There's a guy in town. He's got a couple Pebble Beach winners
Compete's a pebble pebble beach every year really cool prototypes
And this kind of goes back to you know, I lived in Hutchinson, Kansas from 1998
to year 2000 while I was in college
Going to McPherson and a couple of years ago there was this
huge auction from a guy that
Can't remember but merry-go-rounds or bounce houses or whatever
But he made a ton of money in that way and he had this massive
Couple hundred car car collection that was being auctioned in Huntsville or excuse me not Huntsville
Hutchinson Hutchinson, Kansas, and I'm going man
It would have been cool to know that existed and I hear I was at the
You know hour away going to college while I was living in Hutchinson the college is about an hour away
learning about cars
I kind of wonder about who V on that one. He just got his
Mercedes 300 SL done by Mercedes Classic Center that has Nate working there
Nate's a graduate of McPherson year or two after I did
But who he's also got problems with his Packard
You know if you just buzz up from your Wichita house to an hour north
You could go to McPherson and those guys would tell you how to fix that Packard
Yeah, the car wizards a little bit lost, but you got guys just up the street. That's willing to help you
And I'm probably maybe I should message you who be unless you're listening to me if you are thanks
but
Just about an hour away from me here didn't know it existed
Started to read a little bit about it didn't think much about it car collection called the generous collection
I've read a few things about it recently watched Tom Cotter video on it and
These numbers come from Tom Cotter's video Tom's actually a former guest on
No driving gloves. I can't remember how far back he was
But just go to no driving gloves calm search Tom Cotter and you can find Tom Cotter's episode
But here's the numbers he listed in his YouTube video. You can also search Tom Cotter
generous collection and you can watch this video and
Really cool video him and his son tour a little bit of this collection and when I say a little bit
It's a 40-minute video and they don't even touch on it
We're talking 259 Chevy's
109 Ford's 105 Cadillacs
96 Pontiacs 55 Mopars 48 Lincoln's
35 Viewix 24 Oldsmobiles
He says 12 Beatles and then just in the video and some of the auctions that I've been watching
We've got Nash's Porsches Mercedes alpha BMW
Various dune buggies Nissan's Mazda's couple of Mazda RX 7s with LS1 swaps or LS swaps
MG's Jags
Kit cars it's
Just I mean there's one of the VW based Bugatti Kit cars in this collection and
When a little snippets the guy who's talking to the owner of the collection guy's still alive and very coherent and that has the collection
He's just getting rid of it
He's kind of ask
Do you drive these how often did you drive them and he said well they were talking about a Chevelle and he bought a Chevelle
He drove it for one weekend, and then it just went to his barn
And these are nice barns concrete floors and stuff that's kept inside was kept inside stuff that was kept outside kept outside
lots
Lots of Cadillacs the guy loves his Cadillacs a lot of stretch limos a lot of funeral cars
One of the videos in the background. It's always been a little personal vehicle of mine was one of the
84 85 86 Chrysler LeBaron
executive sedans
Which is basically a stretch wheelbase. It looks like a little
limousine
I always thought they were cool. They really weren't that expensive for the day not that much more than a Fifth Avenue
But a front-wheel drive limousine. He had one of those sitting outside, so I'm pretty sure it's rusting away
This place in Jasper, Alabama. Like I said about an hour away from me guys got multiple buildings
I think he made all of his money
Making cardboard boxes for people for companies in that, you know
he
He just did well and he bought cars and his dad instilled in him
You know his first car was a Cadillac and he loves Cadillacs and there's some people out there that just love Cadillacs
I kind of like Cadillacs and he's got a lot of days. He's got
XLRs, he's got new, you know
El Dorado Brahms
He's got stuff, you know 49 Cadillac for 1949 Cadillacs. He's got
1959 Cadillac convertibles. He's got
You name it. I mean this guy's really got it and what's
fascinating is
there he's auctioning the entire collection and
I've heard
Upwards of 1500 cars Tom said in his video
I wrote it down so since I'm quoting him 800 cars 1,100 cars
1,300 cars
Nobody really knows how many cars or so they say it's really interesting because a lot of the cars have
Little notebooks in them or pieces of paper that
Document when the car was last started when it was run when the oil was changed
basically little service records and they try to start I think
They showed something and it hit we got started four times a year and then they showed it
I know as a Nissan 300 a little bit rough condition kept inside it was started twice a year so it
you know they were started and run and
but they walked up to
It was the XLR and the battery was dead. So the electronic door handles didn't work
Well, yeah, maybe knock a couple bucks off
But all of these cars are being auctioned through
Deregonized favorite place
Hagerty comm on their marketplace
They're gonna run two auctions. Don't know how many cars are continuously listing in this time, but
starting
October 21st or something. So a couple days ago from the time of this broadcast
They're running the a couple hundred cars on
Like I said, Hagerty marketplace and some of the numbers are reasonable and they're gonna do this again in April
and
The catch is I think you need to
If you're gonna get in you need to start looking now
Because I think when this auctions concluded it this
The this October auctions concluded words gonna get out that this guy had some pretty decent stuff or stuff that's
Right there and maybe with a thousand or two thousand dollars of work
Is usable again?
It can be driven and well cared for I think the prices we're gonna see next April
Are gonna be much higher than what we're rolling at now
Right now got eighty-eight eighty-six Chevrolet Corvette convertible
Might be a little bit high, but ninety one hundred bucks
Eighty seven thousand mile eighty nine Ford F-150 XLT Lariat
Ninety-seven hundred dollars and this thing looks clean, you know, you know and just looking at the the casual pictures the number of
F-Body Firebirds
Ws-6's and convertibles and that
there's some I
Don't want to come brass there, but
30s 31 Ford Model A
There's willies customs. He's got a really nice Porsche 356 that might have actually already run
It's got this
Modified Porsche 9-11 1967 9-11 coupe five speed now
It's got 16 hours left, but it's been sitting right at 35. It's 34 9-1-1 is where recording this
I rock Z convertible fifty two thousand mile car, you know, you probably need some tweaking in that I'm not clicking reading
But eighty five hundred bucks eighty three on a latte
See here
5.9 liter
1959 Chrysler Windsor Golden Lion Resto mod 9 grand
you
You might not be able to buy the wheels on this thing. I mean, it's got some funky ass
22s or something on it, but I don't think you could buy the wheel. You know be touch it by the wheels for nine grand
Um
Ramblers all kinds of Corvettes
All kinds of late 70s early 80s Firebirds
Here's a 86 Toyota
Turbo 4x4 pickup
11 thousand two hundred dollars as of right now with three days left in the auction
45,000 mile 87 GTA
11 9 I mean some of these things are just really good deals
26 Ford Model T sport touring project for grand so it's kind of gonna need some work
But for a grand and you're into a tee there's three days left
So who knows where it's gonna end up or 28 viewing master six sedan
Do you want to be a little bit different 42 50 right now three days left?
He's got alphas here. He's got oh
Gosh, I mean, it's just amazing to me. What's in this collection 7,000 mile 83 Cadillac, El Dorado
12 12 2
And that might be all the money for that car, but God it's a nice car and 7,000 miles
I love this 55 willies two-door utility wagon rat Roddy's running right now
Kind of slammed no hood on it. I mean it's got like so Cal not so Cal, but it's got some surf shop
painted on the side of it
Harkening back to California
Again Camaros Transams Lincoln's
You know 78 Lincoln Continental Town car you want to be like the ultimate with your
Mali Zara
$3,800 four days left
Now this one i'm tempted viewing or excuse me my viewing hoods way off
Volkswagen 1600 cc power dune buggy four speed that kind of highlighted it on one of the videos I saw
It's not a cut pan car. So it's got a little bit of room in it. It's not a manx
45
4650 four days left
um
240z
1970 240z don't know if it's got rust in it or what and you really got to look close the 12 too
I mean I can say I can keep going and the these are the upcoming. I'm trying to find I had sold
So we know where these things are going. Here's one of these LS1 power 1987 Mazda RX 7 6 speeds
9200
It's pretty rough 55 Thunderbird. I think it runs but it's got aftermarket wheels and that 14 5
I mean if you wanted a 50 70 bird here
Say there you go. Give me a second here while I try to
Scoot on through here. I want to find some of the sold stuff
Excuse me
Oh, normally I don't go to Hagerty's site. So I really don't know
Say all cars
Options no reserve
I
Sorry, I'm trying to figure out where
Try the oh a good old search
I
Don't know I can't find the sold numbers here. I feel so bad because
Some of those numbers are I mean numbers I'm reading you are interesting but
Some of the sold numbers were just just as good. Let's see here
Yeah, it's not that button
No, I can't find the sold list boy that certainly sucks. I was gonna get you can get a couple more minutes out of you guys for that
but
That's no, you know, that's kind of when no driving gloves is supposed to be this is a very car-centric episode very little
John complaining or John
Tooting his own horn tonight
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I think i'm just going to quickly
Cut it off here instead of drone on and on and on
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I'll try to give you some value if I am giving you value. Uh go buy us a coffee
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About this episode
The discussion kicks off with an analysis of California's new CARS Act, aimed at enhancing consumer protections in auto sales, including clear pricing and banning unnecessary add-ons. The episode also tackles the controversial topic of slow drivers and their impact on road safety, emphasizing the importance of lane discipline. Additionally, a fascinating story about the restoration of the oldest VW Beetle prototype is shared, followed by insights into the Generous Collection, a massive car collection being auctioned, featuring a diverse array of vehicles. The episode blends consumer advocacy with automotive history and current events.
CA passes a car law that would be good for consumers nationwide (for a change). Are slow drivers that bad? What happens to Beetle after 8 years? And finally, just down the street, there are 1200 cars being auctioned via Hagerty Marketplace- The Generous Collection. Those topics and maybe more…
