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This guy has an incredible collection of vintage Mopars, and this 1958 Dodge Lancer is no exception! It is loaded with lots of style and a ton of chrome. I didn't realize that Mopar released a 350 engine for only the 1958 model year. I love the black on copper color scheme. That really sets it off big time! Good job Lou!

What Chrysler was able to accomplish during this time period is really an automotive milestone that surpassed all the competition at the time. These cars were truly works of art.

This is a beautiful car. Chrysler had some nice body styles and color combinations back then. Also back then you could tell year, make, and model of the car from a mile away, now they all look like Tupperware cars until you are five feet away they all look the same. Thanks for sharing this with us I always love looking at these treasures you find.

Wonderful color combo. One of the greatest front ends of all time. Thanks Lou and Randy.👏

Oh the days of futuristic leaded gas big block, over the top cars! I so miss seeing cars like these when I was a kid. It was a vastly different world then. Far better days than times today.

For a second there, it almost looks like Christine, only this is a Dodge rather than a Plymouth. Really cool '50s car!

So nice. The late fifties dodges are definitely under appreciated.

Late 1950’s very early 60’s the classic years of U S automobile styling, and of course this Dodge Lancer is no exception. Unusual color, but simply beautiful.

The fabulous 1958 Dodge Regal Lancer is a traffic stopper. This super car tells you :"get off my way, the street is mine!". Driving it makes you the king of the roads. Thanks for the video.

Cool colors and restoration!

Damn fine looking Dodge!!

Sublime. No wonder this blissful set of wheels has won National Awards.

This car is a masterpiece, just mind boggling. We've covered all the adjectives but can't believe this is a dodge and not top of line Chrysler it's just so buried with goodness and extras. It totally deserves any and all awards it competes for. Wow. Thank you Lou on a fantastic youtube feature and thanks Mr. Mopar Randy for another rare American treasure.

That car just screams class , what a decade of such beautiful cars lou, especially this beauty!! Thanks for the video

Beautiful car.... I wish car styling creativity would return like this ..

Hi, Lou! "You've got chrome, you've got bumpers, you've got badges, you've got jets!" Yep, and you've also got teeth, you've got two-tone, you've got sparkles, and, lest we forget, you've got FINS! (Er...Swept Wings!) Funny how Randy didn't know what a rare car he had coming out of that auction, or how his collector goals would change! Thanks to both of you for spotlighting this Forward Look masterpiece and taking us along for a Regal ride!

Thanks Lou and Randy. Randy has wonderful Chrysler products, and he owns more cars than I always think. Every time there's a video on one of Randy car's I think it's the last one, and then another turns up within a short period. I love that. And I would love visiting Randy's shop to slowly peruse the details of each car he owns. I'm so glad that randy decided to do vintage Chrysler products. And that you keep bringing his cars to us, Lou. That dress shirt is great, a brilliant use of matching-in car upholstery. The copper color used throughout this car is magnificent. And this car certainly earned the awards. I think this is the most deluxe Dodge from the '50's that I've seen. It's dressed up like a DeSoto and has some Chrysler details too. Lou, please slow down and focus for the brochures. A number of us want to stop and read. You used to do a good job with that, but this year it's become impossible to stop the video and then have clarity to read the print. Do you have a web site? Is there a possibility of offering still shots on your web site?

The 50’s were so exciting, I wasn’t born until ‘59. Thank you Lou for sharing these cars.

Beautiful machine. I always loved cars from the late 50s, they have so much class.

What an unbelievable collection of awesome cars! The 58-'59 Dodge is one of the cars on my list!

So gorgeous, love the color combination, thanks Lou for sharing this with us. My dad had a 58 coronet 2 Dr sedan, flat head 6, power flight transmission, egg shell white. I wish he would have given it to me in 1972 instead of trading it in on another car, they only gave him 200 bucks for it and it was in very good condition.

Right on! Looks awesome! Thanks Lou!🤟💯%

P.S. This gorgeous car has more metal in glorious chrome than a whole fleet of Toyotas. This is cruising with Class & Style man. This is before the EPA destroyed the auto industry as we knew it.

This is workmanship at its best ! The color scheme is grand . Congrats !

What I like about this collection 1) these early mopars r considered some of the first hot rods.2) his collection has such over the top restoration I love it..I don't think these cars ever looked this good back in the day.

Wow, there is so much to like and see on this one, both inside and out! I love that some of the interior goodness made it onto Mr. Guyer's award night shirt, too. Thanks, Lou!

I’m a 58 model. When I saw Regal Lancer, which I’ve never heard of, I was down. This dude is the king of classic Mopars!

Beautiful. My grandfather had a 58 Dodge (years before I was around) that he bought new.. I never saw it. This was a great detailed tour Thanks to you all for bringing it out

Anyone remember the sound of those non clutching mechanical fans? That sound brings back memories, it sounded like when you got on it and the RPM got up, every bird around was in danger of being sucked up into the radiator! I forgot all about that sound of vintage cars compared to modern engines. Thanks for the audio nostalgia treat down memory lane Lou...

Wow Lou Ive watched several videos, and Randy has some beautiful Mopars. The work he's done on cars hes restored is impressive.

WOW! Yeah Lou, I know that if I was one of those people putting a car like this together on the assembly line at that time my heart would be overflowing of pride, joy, and one heck of a great feeling! They did not skip ANY attention to detail! Thanks for keeping the 'good ole days' alive!

I'm a Mopar guy, but never heard of a 'Regal' Lancer..just a Royal Lancer. So I learned something today! Great car!

I enjoy Randy's collection of rare cars you don't see anymore love the colors with the chrome I wish they style cars today with the same effort as then

Randy sure has brought some great cars to the channel and this one is no exception. Classic example of a iconic era. Beautiful Dodge. Thanks Lou and Randy!

This Dodge is amazing! Absolute class! My Dad and Mom bought a new 1958 Dodge Royal when I was eight! Thank you for showing this car, Lou!

Beautiful car! Love those colors...Fantastic mid-century automobile architecture! Thank you Virgil Exner! .Thanks for posting Lou. Be blessed always!!

Gorgeous, flawless example of the epitome of Dodge design in 1958.

I would love to see this fellow's garage! I love those old Mopars. This one is exceptional!!

A real design masterpiece in great colors - This car is practically unknown. Love the real tail light, vastly over designed... I'm not a 50's era car guy but this one and the 56 Lincoln are masterpieces.

This is my all time favorite car, and I grew up with a babysitter that had a 58 Dodge Corrent convertible, red and and I truly loved it 👌 58 was technically a one off year for the big 3 in Detroit and it truly is my favorite year of cars

Hi Lou, that is a really impressive car. I don't think I've ever seen a Regal Lancer before. thanks again Lou !

completely crazy car - one of my all time favourites - well done Randy - thank you Lou!!!

I'm just glad that all the lights worked.

Another great old Mopar , mine was a 59 Sports Fury with a 3 speed on the column and 361 with 4 barrel

Beautiful! Pure art. I like the bronze and black combo. You see coral and black from that time, but the coral is sometimes too pink. I like this a lot better.

A gorgeous Mopar with all kinds of 50s bling!!

Thanks Lou for showing this masterpiece on wheels what a beautiful car it might not be built for speed but it certainly has road presence

I know it may not be factory, but a white top would look great on it, and match the interior.

That guys collection of mopars are great, an other great show Lou.👍👍.

Thanks, Lou. We had a Gold and Cream 57.

I’m overwhelmed! What a stunning car!

Great Looking Dodge ! Love the color and the chrome ! Classic Mopar ! Thanks Lou and Randy !

Beautiful car, love the colors but you forgot to show the speedometer once driving the car. I love watching those speedometers work on the road. Still a great video Lou and thanks!

Lou, these are almost too cool to be cool. I'd love to have a Blue & White one. This one isn't my color but a damn nice one. You just don't see them, even in a lot of car shows. They've all but disappeared. Please take care of this beauty.

Exner excellence! He designed most of the Forward Look cars 1955-1962. At Dodge, he worked with Dodge Chief of Styling Maury Johnson. The '58 is more than 90% same as the 1957 model, but the front end is more refined, getting a few cues from Harley Earl's Cadillacs at GM. The lower chrome bumpers are same as '57, but everything but the headlamp assemblies are different.

Been away for a bit! Sweet ride!! I can’t overstate the genius that was mopar styling team. Great Googly Moogly!! I gotta find my heart meds!! Amazing collection Randy. Keep em coming Lou!

Great stuff Lou, an incredible collection. If you wanted anything along these lines in Australia in 1958, the best you could hope for would be a 1958 four door Desoto Diplomat or Dodge custom Royal. Also a very very limited number of two door Plymouth Belvederes also made there way here.

You know, about 1 or two years ago, I was watching an episode on You Tube of "My Classic Car" with Dennis Gage. He was interviewing a gentleman in California who owns several (and that is putting it lightly!) classic 1950's Mopars. The guy's name is Aivar. Well of the several cars that Aivar owns, one, a 1958 Chrysler New Yorker convertible in green took me off the ground. I have always been a GM guy (because overall through most of Automotive time, GM held the stirrup of Design)... But I admitted to myself that day that I found myself transfixed by one 1958 Chrysler New Yorker, that had I been around in 1958 and able to buy a new car, that that new car would have had to have been a new Chrysler automobile! Then and there, I knew that a 1958 Chevrolet Impala, or 1958 Cadillac El Dorado, or Corvette just wouldn't have worked out for me. Chrysler would have been my marque! WELL, today, seeing this 1958 Dodge Regal Lancer, and it being the Spring Edition model that it was that only came in few color combinations, my eyeballs popped out of my head! Lou, you did a great job on this one! And this man apparently knows how to maintain a thoroughly beautiful car collection. I couldn't find ANYTHING that I did not like about this 1958 Dodge! Have I ever looked at a 1958 Dodge before? Of course I had... And I can also tell you that I was not a big fan of the taillamps... Mind you I like the 1958 better than the 1957 with its improvements... But I like the 1958 Dodge better than the 1959 models too. TODAY I decided for myself that the 1958 Dodge is just about the handsomest cars to have come out of the 1950's!!!! And this springtime special made it so. Check out Aivar's 1960 Dodge Matador 2dr hardtop though. The 1960 Dodge is also one of my favorite Dodge's.... I am thankful for Mr Virgil Exner's graceful handiwork for Chrysler too. Sorry his health was not where it needed to be though! Great video!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Job finding this one Lou I know you have many collector connections I just absolutely love these 50s and 60s American classics. Definitely the years of automobiles to collect. Keep up the good work my friend.

¡Cuánta elegancia y comodidad se apreciaban en este espectacular Dodge Regal Lancer 1958! Un magnífico ejemplo de la grandiosidad de los vehículos de mitad del siglo XX. ¡Excelente video Lou, saludos!

A few years ago, I saw a 1958 Dodge Custom Royal Lancer D-500 at the Back to the Fifties Show at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds. That is also a rare car, and I've only seen one of those.

The Regal Lancer was a fantastically gorgeous car. It didn't sell well, but it moved Dodge up-market in the public's mind, helping to squeeze DeSoto out.

I love American cars. Simply awesome.

Swept-Wing 58. Nice! Thanks for showing this beauty.

Nice looking Dodge. 1958 was the best year for US carmakers.

I love all the video pieces that Lou Costabile does. I have seen them all. Lou has a warm approachable, affable persona. He has the demeanor to be a media personality. And here comes the tough part he is not, I am sure he will not like. I will say this with all the respect in the world. Take it as a compliment please. You are HANDSOME! And you have a following among men who like antique cars and who like me are gay. Please I beg you don’t be offended. Take it to the grave with you as another feather in your cap. Your father had a fine art brush and your mother had a canvas to match that fine art brush. Thank you.

The 350 in this car is the first of Chrysler's "B block," engines, like the 361, 383 and the 400 that came later. They were very nice engines.

Hello again Lou! Just came here after viewing the '60 Pontiac, and I just had to come to this video to see this car. I did see quite a few '58 Dodges back in the day, but never a Regal Lancer! As the owner mentioned, it was rare when new, and even more so today. I can guess that no more than about 10 of these Regal Lancer cars are left. This car is a work of art. It looks so nice that if I owned it, I'd be too afraid to drive it, what with all these crazy drivers in 6500-lb. SUV's yakking on cell phones and zigzagging on the road! I see that the owner is truly devoted to late '50s Mopars! This world needs more people like him! As always, Thanks again Lou! I'll be looking for more! _(7/2/2022)_

My oh my, that is a gorgeous automobile! My, Brother owned a similar car in the day! It was a 1957 Dodge Custom Royal! It was Black with some white on the fins, I believe. It had a 313 cu “red ram” engine. He drove it like he stole it!

This looks really sharp in this color combo IMO!!

Randy has some stunning car's. Beautiful. Thanks.

A Royal Lancer, yes. I never heard of Regal Lancer before

My kind of car! I'm gonna be on this damn channel all night!

Hi Lou Ivan J here that gentleman from Minnesota is in Chrysler Heaven with all those Chryslers how he came across that Dodge Lancer 2 Dr Coupe Hardtop is 1 of a kind to add to his collection, i envy you get to go for a ride in those Classics what a ride in a cruiser it must be to go for a cruise in a cruiser like that man oh man. Ivan J

Thought that was a misprint in the title, love the fins and lights out back.

I like that one a lot. The copper color is nice to. Makes me think of a Desoto

What a great episode!

LOU, YOU COULD NEVER REACH THE MIRRORS FROM INSIDE THE CAR YOU'D NEED AN 8 FT. LONG ARM, YOU HAVE TO SIT IN YOUR SEAT AND HAVE SOMEONE ELSE MOVE THE MIRROR FOR YOU, You are too young to have known that, love all your videos. Keep them coming.

Absolutely fantastic

Yet another beautiful Dodge! And I'm not even a Mopar guy...........lol!

Another 5 star video !😀

Beautiful car...my dream car! I own a 1962 Plymouth Sport Fury that was formerly owned by singer/songwriter Richard Carpenter that I found and bought while looking for a '57-'59 Dodge.

Another 😍😍😍😍😍! Thanks Lou!

A serious piece of American Rolling Art. What a treat guys. . . :>/

Beautiful #Mopar !! Love the colour, great video. Greetings from Australia.

Gorgeous car! Thanks!

WOW! incredible , what a beautiful car this is.

Cool 😎 trunk treats and brochures!!

NICE!!! And a great time for America!

Nice smooth growl to it too!!

Absolutely beautiful

My Aunt Rose inherited a 1958 Dodge from her boyfriend. It was black and green. it was NOT a Royal Lancer beause we saw in this video it did not come in green. I'm not sure if it was green and black in the inisde tood. I just know I thought it was really cool. The dash in 1958 doesn't seem as Aerospace as some of the other Chrysler products. I like it. I loved my aunt's car too. Not sure what happened to her 1958 Dodge, but later she had a 1962 Dodge that was white, plain jane looking, not near as nice as the 1958. Though I'd love to have a '62 today!!! Thanks for the informative video. They are always great!

greatand chingon MR LOU

Hey, Randy…how about requesting I get this beauty in your will? LOVE, LOVE, LOVE, any 1950’s car in copper/bronze. Drive safe…nice shirt, too!

Hey Lou, what a gorgeous classic car, sooo Rare for sure. Hey Lou, that owner Randy has quite a few classic cars, maybe he can let you take one home for a few months. You would definitely take care of it too because it’s a classic like you. Great job brother. 👍💚✌️❤️😎

Gorgeous!

I fell in love with Mopars when my blue collar dad bought his first new car, a 1955 Dodge Cornet. Three tone green, it was so distinctive over other cars my friends families had and it was Mopars for me forever. God has blessed me financially,, but I buy only Mopars not the Mercedes and BMWs like my neighbors, I still drive a Jeep, a Crossfire roadster and a Challenger R/T. Thanks Dad. So, I lived this era and my love for “Forward Look” finned Chrysler products knew no bounds. Absolutely, without doubt they were the most beautiful cars of the era. Fast forward and the beauty of this Dodge is even more striking. I would love to relive my youth at the wheel of this Dodge, or a DeSoto Aventurer, or Chrysler 300C or my total dream car a 1962 Chrysler Imperial convertible. No Cadillac for me, never, ever.

Beautiful car!

Fantastic car!