Thank you for the video tour, Tony. That was fun!

Thank you, enjoyed it all!

Absolutely enjoyed all of that. Thanks, Tony.

Great video Tony. If you can't go there yourself, your videos are the next best thing. America certainly has a love affair with cars. Can you imagine a car show seventy years from now with the cars of today. It would all be black and gray SUVs. The fifties ruled!

Thanks Tony for the Car Show tour. Enjoyed seeing the 1962 Ford convertibles as my father had one back in the day - his being a Galaxie 500 Sunliner in gloss Black with white convertible roof, 352 V8 , Cruise o matic Automatic transmission, power steering and brakes and was a California car driven thru to Connecticut by my brother after he got out of the Navy in 1966. Sold to our Dad so he could buy his 1966 Chevelle Super Sport 396.

Another good Motor Muster!! Enjoyed the tour again.

Great video Tony. Thanks for sharing the cars!

You did some nice work on the 68 convertible. Thanks for taking us along on the tour.

I always watch your videos on the tv , a second time, usually later in the evening before bed, incase I missed something, just like leftovers in the refrigerator, they’re just as good the second time

Thanks for the car the car show video. I loved Torino's that you showed. It's one of my favorite. Thanks again.

Nice tour Tony. Quick and plentiful - perfect. Safe travels to you all on your way home.

Great show, thanks for taking us along

Wow, what a great show. I’d love to attend that show. I watched your video from last year as well. Thanks for bringing us along..greatly appreciated!

Sorry about that problems you had going up to Michigan, but I am glad Detroit/Motor muster got to see your country Squire wagon , I would imagine the country Squire is getting to the point where you could drive it to the moon if you wanted to, Really enjoy your videos, and especially motor muster, people with good taste tend to congregate together, that’s why you have a lot of Subscribers/viewers.

77 Lincoln Continental Mark V has always been my favorite Lincoln i love all of them even the designer series. I'll have another one day hopefully 😂

Hi Tony, thanks for the tour. Very enjoyable 🚗🚙🚔🚓

Nash Metropolitan… my uncle had several he spoke of non standardized production he used to go on about male and female cars how certain parts didn’t interchange they were opposing… I want to say he said the female car was the doomed one because it couldn’t interchange there was some anomaly with those cars. He restored two. A blue and white and a red and white one. He had to have 6 or 8 to make those 2. So many beautiful cars to comment on I can’t take the space. I’m glad you were in MoTown and thank you for showing all these cars. The vinyl top delete 5 was gorgeous… glad you car got the spotlight ! I love car shows you did this nicely.

Thanks for taking the time to walk us around it is appreciated and enjoyed. I am disappointed the wagon videos haven't got more likes. It takes alot of extra time to make videos. I appreciate you

I liked those Dusters. I remember them back in the day. Shame you couldn't enjoy the show like you wanted to but vehicles don't break on our schedule.

Hi again Tony, that was super to see Henry Fords Greenfield Village again. And yes they had some Cosmopolitans and they was made in England back in the days. Your wagon turned out fine and i remember the bridge from your old video. I do hope that you could get some good food.👍👍

Really enjoyed that. Saw many cars I've owned and my father owned, who rubbed off on me. Your wagon is showing well, best one I've seen in that condition in a very long time.

Tony, thanks for taking the time to take and post this video of Motor Muster in Dearborn! Im sorry it's not getting the views you hoped for, but maybe it will over time. Despite only living about an hour south from there, I have yet to go to this particular car show. But after now seeing a video of it for the first time, I would really like to attend Motor Muster -- maybe next year.

Thanks for the video, Tony. Loving your wagon and all the work you've put into it. Saw a fantastic '68 XL wagon at a show here in the UK last week. Certainly a very rare car over here.

On DeVille Series Cadillacs power windows were standard equipment, on Series 62 cars they were optional. Enjoyed your Motormuster video. I went for years but now old knees prevents me from attending.

I love that 1979 Lincoln Continental Collector's Series car but honestly that owner shouldn't be allow to enter that car in the show. He mislabeled the car as a 1978 to get it pass the regulations but anyone who knows anything about Ford Motor Cars realizes that the car is a 1979. So he must know someone high up in the show who allowed the car to enter. Rules for me but NOT for thee. But as an overall at the show, honestly, I would say your wagon was my favorite. Don't want to sound basis but the Country Squire so elegant and i'm glad that you got to preview it with the announcers at the grand stand.

Tony, loved the show. I wish I was there. Went to the museum when my daughter was in law school at U of M.

Tony, Other than your Country Squire, the highlight for me was that Satellite/Coronet wagon beside the Camaro SS which we catch a glimpse of around 3:23 😁

On Sundays everyone goes to Eyes on Design including Adam.Thats why the crowds are down.

Thanks for sharing Tony. Some very nice cars. We’ve filmed at Greenfield Village and were lucky enough to be driven around the grounds for an hour or so in a Model T. Very relaxing ride and the sound of the chugg, chugg engine sound. 👍That badge is a grille emblem for a 1974 Torino.

Tony, you got to understand power windows were junk around 1960, and earlier. I was around then, and my parents and their friends would comment many times about them. In those days, power windows were a problem waiting to happen.

lotta nice stuff there..would have loved to see that 66 parklane 2 door hard top up close

"He's had a few slaps to the face in life"; great expression Tony. Also, why doesn't Adam Wade put any vehicles in this show? Isn't this nearer to where he lives than you?

Two things Tony, where you at the 2017 Lincoln homecoming in Hickory corners Michigan ? Also, you’re also correct. The collector series was for 79 because it was the last of the big LINCOLN. There is no way that the 78 it may been produced in late 78 but it’s registered as a 79.

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I don't think about the Truckster when I see your wagon. Same color but newer model. Yours makes me think about the Michael Myers Halloween movie when he escapes from smith Grove mental hospital and stole the station wagon. Looking down the hood and hood ornament is the same u see when Michael Myers is riding around u see the same view lol