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When I was in high school my mom drove a '69 Eldorado. Today I drive an '85 Eldorado Biarritz. It's as luxurious as anything made, but nimble and economical. I've enjoyed it and kept it maintained for twenty years, and I plan to keep it forever.

My had a 1974 Buick Electra 225 Custom Coupe. It was dark green, black half vinyl roof, black vinyl interior and power everything. One of the greatest riding cars I've ever been in.

1974 Olds 98 Regency Sedan. That was one anazing car! Wish we still had it today!

66 Toronado and 67 Eldorado are the ultimate dream cars.

My first car was my dad's 74 Monte Carlo. Maroon red with vinyl roof, landau option. You could drive over speed bumps without feeling it. Had swivel bucket seats, massive heavy doors and a hood that stretched out into the horizon.

Childhood memories from the Buick Electra 1968. What a car and sadly those car days will never return.

Man do I miss all these cars. So much, that I bought a 1978 Lincoln Continental Town Coupe. The car is big and extremely comfortable. It just floats down the road. Beautiful!

Growing up I loved my Father's Buick Electra whale with its massive crushed velour seats and large windows with no side pillar between the front and back. On long trips riding in the back it was like a limousine with a very high seatback for your head and it was so wide and roomy. This car also would lay a scratch and had tons of low end torque. Surprisingly it was a very trouble free car and lasted about 180,000 miles which was super for a car of the time. I think the engine was so well matched that it didn't have to work hard.

My dad had a 64 Cadillac convertible when I was growing up. It was awesome!

My first car was a 1975 Oldsmobile Toronado. My neighbor gave it to me (well, he gave it to my dad to give to me) back in 2000. I love that car still, even though it's sitting under a tarp in my back yard. I'll get her back on the road one day.🙏🏾🙏🏾

1965 Chrysler Newport. Wonderful automobile! Still miss it.😊

I'm only 16 but the cars that made my childhood were/are my grandfathers Lincoln Continental Mark V that he drove/drives as a sunday car and my fathers former daily driver (Citroën bx)

My mom owned a 1970 Toronado. What a beautiful car. Miss It

My Dad always kept a fleet of cars. In the '80s and '90s he had a few classics: a '78 Bill Blass Mark V, '78 Cordoba with t-top, '79 Couple de Ville, and others. He also had a '74 Camaro, '82 Mustang LX 5.0, '79 Chevy pickup, '83 or so Escort, and so on. I'd spend a month or two with him each summer and he kept his keys in a bowl on the kitchen table. Around age 8 I was driving with him and by my teenaged years I was trusted to drive anything I wanted expect the Mustang and Camaro. Learned real quick about the Escort's pack of a clutch switch when I started it in gear, and backed into a car with the Lincoln when I went to pick up a guitar for my 14th birthday. Also, in the early '80s he had an Olds 98 and bought my mom a Cutlass in the same color. Supposedly, the only new vehicle he ever bought was a '78 Cherokee Chief, but my older brother and mom have stories of him rolling his '63 Impala into a porch before coming home and jumping into her '67 Thunderbird, and of him and his friends pulling people over to tell them they were driving too slow (yes, alcohol was allegedly involved and yes, those were vastly different times, impersonating a cop nowadays is very serious). Despite being a bit reckless and wild in the '50s and '60s, he was a life long trucker with millions of safe miles by the time he retired.

My father always drove two remarkable vehicles from the 70's that has made an imprint in my life as well as my sons. My father always drove his beautiful copper Lincoln Continent Mark V from '79 and purple striped Ford Ranchero Gt from '75. My son and I now have the chance to fix up these amazing cars after they were abandoned in my father's garage for 20+ years and they are going to look as beautiful as the day they left the lot.

My dad had a 1969 4 door LTD. I inherited it in 1980. I took out the front bench seat and put in high back captain seats. The backseat was huge and great mor making out. It got wrecked in 1885 parked on the street. 275 K Miles and it ran great.

I used to love the old car commercials 😍

My first car was a 1968 Citroen DS21. Innovations galore!

Fantastic cars. I`ve a 79 Cadillac Coupe Deville 425 cui and try to hold it alive in this silly times, even when gas prices rises more and more.

My favorites: 1969 Cadillac coupe, 1976 Cadillac coupe. Beautiful Cars!

Most-memorable car was of course my first: 1976 Pontiac Grand Prix. White on red vinyl with a white cabriolet roof. *Factory power sunroof* plus buckets, power windows,a/c, and a 350 4 Bbl. God i loved her!

As a young boy I fell in love with the 1966 Torrinado

1971 Mercury Marquis Brougham Sedan. Smooth over any surface. Lots of power. Never passed a gas station without stopping in.

My earliest memory was a '55 Ford Fairlane. Long after we sold that car my dad would see a car oollision and say "that makes me wish I still after that '55 Ford, they put METAL in those cars!"

My dad bought a few Mercury Grand Marquis Colony Park's through the 70's.

I saved Virginia, my 1975 Imperial Lebaron sedan, from the scrapyard in 2012. Dozens of cars have come and gone since, but she'll always be my Grand Old Lady.

The list of cars my neighbor had is painfully awesome. He was gifted with electronics and computers and in the early days of the internet in the 1990s he invented a few things and opened his own ISP. By the time he was twenty he was making more money than both my parents combined. He ended up buy my house from my parents a few years later and lived there for at least 10 years, I'm not sure now as I moved away myself after college. He owned in order by what he bought, 1969 GTO Judge, 1970 Chevelle SS, 1970 Plymouth Road Runner Superbird, and a 1983 Buick Grand National. Those cars effected me seriously and I've been a gear head ever since. He sold the Superbird to some famous actor I was told but I'm not sure who it was. The GTO was bought by a player on the St Louis Cardinals. Might have been Jim Edmonds but I'm not sure, been over 20 years ago now. I own a 1972 Chevelle myself. My by far favorite "object" I've ever owned. I did get one ride in the Grand National and it was impressively fast.

My Dad had a 75 Coupe DeVille, the ultimate highway mile muncher. This car could easily cruise at 70 mph with freezing cold air churning and you could tell the engine was hardly turning. Because of this car, my 1st car at age 17, was a 77 Coupe DeVille. I miss that car dearly.

These cars bring back so many memories of my youth. My very first car was a 1969 Galaxie 500 XL 2DR Fastback. Maroon with a white interior and a center console with a staple shifter. That was the most beautiful car I have ever owned. I love the 60s cars.

As a Brit born in 1977 I never saw any of these for real but the Cadillac Eldorado from Smokey and the Bandit is one of the best luxury cars in the world from that era,

...1972 Lincoln Continental, four-door sedan, dark blue, with dark blue tuck-and-roll leather seating; gorgeous.

Love those 61-64 Lincoln Continentals. My Dad bought a '68 Triumph Vitesse when I was about 8. We'd pretend it was a racing car and I can't think of Triumph cars without remembering good times spent with him.

I grew up with the GM front wheel drive twins in the driveway - a piano black over deep burgundy velour '74 Olds Toronado and a butter yellow '73 Cadillac Eldorado - my brother went from a '73 Volks 411 wagon (a POS if there ever was one) to a silver over black '75 Opel Manta (very nice car) and then on to a gold '77 Datsun 280Z - I drove the Toronado as my hand me down starter, then went to a buckskin tan '79 Pontiac notchback sport coupe 305 V8 (factory equipped to look like a baby TransAm) then on to a gold 1980 Triumph TR8. What can I say, we had eclectic tastes and except the 411 Volks, they were all very enjoyable cars. My dad went from a cheesy '71 turd brown Ford LTD to the giant Mopar Chryslers (a '72 powder blue over white New Yorker) and then pitched it all for a midnight blue over tan '75 MB 240 diesel sedan. He freaking adored the 240 and drove it until it almost fell apart. My buddies parents had the his and hers '79 Continental Designer Series, a Bill Blass and the Pucci edition - really nice cars. Hey, it was the Seventies, so what?

When you’ve driven a old school Cadillac you feel like you’re in a tank😏

Mom had a 1972 Ford Country Squire station wagon that I got to drive to school. Loads of fun piling all my friends in for cutting class.

Growing up, I can remember my mom had a white ‘79 sedan Deville D’Elegance with plush burgundy valor seating, and my dad had a ‘78 two tone baby blue on navy blue Coupe Deville with blue valor interior.

Great video. Mom and Dad in the 70's had a 1972 Buick Electra 225, sky blue with a white vinyl top and also had a 1973 Cadillac Broughm navy blue that had foot rests in the back seat area along with reading lights in the back seat area. Now I drive a 2017 Chevy Volt. Quite a change in size!

The cars my folks had when I was growing up were a '71 Datsun 510 coupe (dad's car) and mom's '73 Chevrolet Vega wagon, complete with fake wood siding. Dad was very knowledgeable with cars, so he kept both immaculately maintained (the Vega never overheated and was thus a reliable car). When my grandfather was selling his '73 Pontiac Grand Le Mans wagon, dad bought it as the Datsun was almost ten years old and starting to rust away. A Toyota Corolla crushed itself against it while it was parked on the street; the Pontiac suffered no damage, the Toyota was a write-off. The most memorable car they had was mom's '80 Civic Wagon, which replaced the Vega. It was a wonderful car, running smooth and reliably and we never felt a lack of luxury. We'd listen to the radio and I still remember those songs. It got replaced years later with a Subaru GL wagon and the Pontiac with an '85 Toyota (Hilux) pickup, but I was getting older by then.

From the time I was born in 73, my parents had an Oldsmobile. They had a 70 Cutlass Supreme Holiday Coupe, then went to a 72 Custom Cruiser then they had 2 1979 Buick Estate Wagons with the olds 403,and ended their Olds run with a 1982 Regency Brougham and then they had an 87 Nissan Stanza GXE, 95 Grand Cherokee and a 2001 Dodge Durango SLT which I still drive today

The earliest car I remember as a kid was a 1962 Ford Country Squire Wagon. I'll never forget the color of that wagon. She was black with the woodgrain sides, and red n white interior. The next ride the folks picked up was a 67 Pontiac Ventura sedan. That was a huge gold car with black interior. My Pop was driving home from work one day and drove through a puddle at an intersection. Turns out it was a broken water main and the roadway collapsed under his Pontiac. He jumped out of her before she sank up to the rear doors! The insurance company didn't total her, but she needed a bunch of work done to make her road worthy again. Then came a 69 Pontiac Catalina wagon. I took my driver's license test in that monster, and passed on the first try 🙂 Then the coolest car of the bunch...a 72 Firebird Esprit. I tried to talk my Pop into a White TA sitting on the showroom floor, but he wouldn't go for it. That F-bird ended up being my first car five years later. I changed everything about that Firebird. Here's the list of work I did; 1970 GP 400 engine and Trans 78 TA interior out of a wreck(as much as would fit into my 72) 72 Functional Formula hood TA fender flairs and rear spoiler Gold snowflake rims from 78 TA I had the Bird painted midnight blue metallic with the saddle interior. New stereo system too with the 6x9 Jensen speakers in the rear. There wasn't anything on the road that looked like my car in my hometown. Once in a while I would see a special edition black n gold TA driving around and we waved at each other 👋 Great memories

In the mid to end 90's,I drove my granddad his 1968 Chevrolet Caprice classic with the hidaway headlights. It was a black sedan😁😁😁 (That was in Suriname)😁

My dad had a 1973 Caprice Classic. I drove it when I started driving in about 1978. It was a nice car and I enjoyed driving it back then.

My most memorable Mercury was the 1964 Mercury [Super] Marauder code name: S-55, with a 406-cid/405-hp [Super]. Four Speed Top-loader transmission ready to race, NASCAR (Holman/Moody) ran these babies in open competition that even gave some Ford fits, but the one to have was the tri-pwr 405-horse. From 1962 to 1966 the S-55 was the choice of choices in either 390/330- horse, or 405/385-horse [4-bbl] guise, they were devilish with weight saving techniques (aluminum panels)! Oh... and Merc had an S-22 in their Comet series (1960-1964), that competed with the Falcon/early Mustangs, Chevy's 283-cid Nova's and Malibu's and Dodge's 273-cid Darts. Although the S-22 started out as a trim package and a six cylinder engine, later one could opt for a 260-cid or a 289-cid/271-horse or 306-horse hi po engine by 1964! To give you some perspective a standard 1965 Mustang GT 289-cid only had 210-horse/300-ft-lbs from the factory! I own a 1998 Mustang GT 4.6L/281-225-hp/290-ft/lbs torque!!! I love this stuff!

My dad had a 1976 Chrysler New Yorker Brougham 4dr hardtop. It had all the bells and whistles. I loved that car

I came close to owning an old boat of a Lincoln but I got blocked by my mom. We were visiting family in PA and my uncle offered to sell it to me for $200. 1979 Continental Town Car with the 460 V8, dark blue with matching leather interior. Absolutely gorgeous old car. I had the cash on me and was all set to buy it off of him, but I wasn't 18 yet and my mom said it wasn't a practical car. I was not a happy camper for the rest of that trip. Sadly, my uncle died before I was old enough to make the decision for myself and all his cars were auctioned off.

My parents had a 78 Eldorado, loved that car.

My parents had a 1963 Mercury Monterey w/ the breezeway rear window. I was 4 yrs old and thought it was just the coolest thing ever!

The car from my childhood that I loved the most was my father's green 1972 Oldsmobile Delta '88. He drove that car from 1971 to 1984.

We also currently have a 1967 Plymouth Fury VIP in pretty good condition excellent 318 engine, in Royal Blue with a yellow pin stripe

We had a convertible Buick Electra 225. Also known as “the doctor’s car”

My Mom drove an awesome 1973 Chevelle Malibu 2 door coupe with an off white vinyl top, bronze/ brown metallic paint, colonnade back windows, sport mirrors...this car was beautiful. She was only 5 feet tall maybe 100 lbs. my friends thought she was so cool! I got the car fom her and drove it until 1985.

I had memorable moments in my Dad 71 Eldorado convertible with that 500 engine and front wheel drive

My parent's drove a 67 442 Oldsmobile, I loved that car , I was born in 1967 so I was so upset when they sold it in 1982 when I had my learners permit

The first car that I remember my Mom having was a 1966 Buick Wildcat convertible. It was red with red interior and a white top. My Dad had a 1970 Monte Carlo that was dark green and was a really cool car. We had a 1973 Lincoln Continental Mark IV, 1974 Oldsmobile 98 Regency, 1975 Cadillac Coupe De Ville, Triumph Spitfire, and a MGB throughout the 70s into the early 80s. We had some really nice cars. That Coupe De Ville was white with red leather interior and it had the heaviest doors I think I have ever seen on a car. Mom had the Mark IV when I was 16 years old, it had a 460 in it with Holley carburetor and it would do massive burnouts!!! In the 80s Dad had a Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz that was a beautiful car but it had that awful diesel engine in it, Mom had a Cadillac Seville, I had a Triumph TR6 and my sister had a 280 ZX. Good times.

My first car was my father's 1984 Olds 98. That he bought new. Now ask anyone who drove with my dad and they will tell you My father drove like a kamikaze pilot. Being a 17 year old new driver like any healthy young boy I tended to driver alittle crazy myself. But what ever we dished out the 98 took without question. Not to mention that it was a beautiful car to look at and driver. I'm proud to say that I still own it to this day. Even after 250,000 mi the 98 starts right up and can cruise lazily along at 80mph. Not to mention that it never needed a tow. You can't go wrong with an Oldsmobile!

Mom & Dad had a ‘74 Monte Carlo. Big cool car to cruise with friends on Friday/Saturday nights. Color was Silver with Black Landau Vinyl roof. Came with DANGEROUS (Blowouts) Firestone 500 Radial Tires.

Many of these cars are bigger than many of the Tokyo inner city 'houses'. : ))

I smiled throughout this!😊 Thank you❤

For me the most memorable cars was my dads old 59 Desoto Adventure and my dads old 72 Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser, I did love does cars (the 72 Oldsmobile is my car now).

The beauty of the 67´Eldorado is beyond any word I could find... Perfect design in everything.-

My favorite car growing up was our 1969 Buick Riviera. I loved that car.

I live cars. And thanks for showcasing these beauties. My father, we had a 55 buick century, a rare car. Then we has a 67 monterey. I used to watch shows like hiway patrol, Hawaii five o, cannon, mannix barnaby jones, fugitive just to watch the latest trends.the mark v, the Imperial, were more chiseled out. That's when they were more of an art form. My all time favorite. I must say is the 99 Olds Aurora, to me that's a car that looks beautiful at any angle. I recall seeing these beauties parked on front of these beautiful hotels, Ceasars Palace, to name a few. I wish they would make them again, with today's technologies. I'm still intrigued how John DeLorean made the 8 lug wheel on the pontiac. Also the power brakes on the 66 park colony. That could send you out the front window. I have like 450 thousand on my 2007 lincoln town car. 4.6 Bullitt proof engine. But I love them all, even if it's a stage coach. With a small block chevy..lol. at any rate I loved your presentation. Keep em coming. 💯 percent awesome!!!

Thank you very much indeed for showing such GORGEOUS cars!

Great show! Thx! Favorite: a 1966 Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser! Good times every summer cruising all the new Interstates!

My Dad was a Ford guy. They drove home in a brand new 64 Galaxie 500 4 door. I loved it. Later they traded that in for an LTD 4 door. Power everything and AC. I thought it was great!!

My dad had a beautiful 1965 Galaxy 500 XL convertible. It was black with a white top and red bucket seats separated by a console and floor mounted shift. NICE! He also had a 1978 New Yorker Brougham. That leather tufted interior was the bomb!

I've owned a '75 Cadillac Eldorado convertible for decades now. Bought it from the original owner, whose wife had died (it was her car). 62,000+ original miles atm, and all original. Still looks new, blue on blue, with a white top. And YES--these are the cars of which dreams are made. 501 cubic inch v-8, 8-track tape deck, it's a true Wayback Machine!

You guys are great! Keep up the great work!!!

My 1s brand new car was a Buick Electra Landau coupe 225. I penny pinched, I was able to fully equipped it, for a tidy sum of 9k. My dad had a 76 also, but, he got an Eldorado also fully equipped even with the fuel injection. Big cars were plentiful & bc of the 73 gas crisis, 1 could finagle or walk. They were AWESOME landyachts. A bit thirsty but, mobile living rooms on long trips &, plenty room all around. Miss em. In 78 got me a MARK V. Gr8 car til time to find parking on the streets. Small sacrifices, well worth it.

My Mom had a 1965 Buick Electra 225. White with light blue cloth interior. Beautiful car! Plenty of power and rode like you were floating on a cloud. When the transmission needed work and my Dad traded it in, she was mad!!

I had a 1982 Olds Toronado diesel. It got 500 miles to a tank at 30 mpg. I could drive from Seattle to Billings Montana on a tank of gas in full luxury. I really miss all my former cars. I'd love to go back to those days and experience those cars one more time!

My dad had a1968 Oldsmobile 98 LS with the bench set vanity mirror in the back beautiful car

My grandmother had a 76 Cadillac convertible with white roof and interior. The paint was in turquoise blue. Loved to borrow the car and cruise the strip whenever we could!

We had a 1965 Galaxie 500 XL Convertible. It was white over black with red buckets and console shifter. Stunning!

1978 Lincoln Town Car. I still lust after those opera windows. That car is the epitome of 70s luxury.

We had a 1968 Ford T-Bird Sedan w/ Suicide Doors. I still have dreams about being in that car as a child.

When I was in high school my parents had a 1965 Pontiac Bonneville. It was their first really nice car with power windows/seat, a/c and cruise. It was a big heavy car with a smooth ride. It was also very fast with the optional 421 motor. I wish I owned that awesome car today!

My Mother had a 66 Buick LeSabre and my Grandmother had a 65 Buick Electra 225. My Aunt though had a 67 Cadillac Eldorado that was the most beautiful thing!

Most memorable car - 1977 - I was 17.. bought a '72 Chrysler New Yorker! Metallic Green with a green vinyl roof, 440-4 barrel.. LOVED that car! Had it til 1982 when the water pump went out and I bought a '77 Buick Regal with a 350 Chevy engine.

Great video. '64 Buick Wildcat was my first car. Nailhead 445, it was an animal while still being a pleasure to drive, even when you didn't have your foot in it. Wish I still had it.

1976 Buick Electra 225 . Wasn't the most elegant, but it was a great family car. Alot of good memories in that car.

My dad had a black '68 Eldo with hide-a-light. Those seats were so cushy, they could lull you to sleep. The ride was like a luxury ocean liner on the road.

There are a lot of awesome cars,👆☝🏽👍👏🏿

I own a 1972 El Dorado Cadillac back when I had graduated from high school in 1981, and last year I've just purchased a used 1974 Cadillac Coupe DeVille & I am going to have her fully restored to like new. I just love them big blocks 472/500 motors, they don't have much horsepower, but they do carry lots of torque..

1969 Chrysler Imperial LeBaron. Enjoyable automobile I do recall. Four door Gold with just about every option. Good video.

I have a 1978 Chevy Caprice 2Door Coupe, it has 27k original miles I love it! 😊🙋🏻‍♂️

great video man, I'll tell you about my childhood parents vehicles soon... really enjoyed your attention to detail dude!

There’s so many so first the parents collection: ‘60 Caddy Sedan, then’ 63 Caddy, ‘65 Cadillac. During high school I bought’64 Fleetwood. which I loved and still want another! Then I purchased’73 Fleetwood. Long story short I’ve owned 30 vehicles most of them luxury vehicles. Best years of Luxury was 60’s and 70’s by far!! Thanks

1970 cutlass supreme sx. 455 2 barrel 256.1 rearend turbo 400 tranny high option two door. My best car ever!!! It was a torque monster. Actually very quick!!! In Calgary Alberta. Car made in a California, sold in Austin, Texas. I bought it in Calgary for 900. In 1985. Great car!!!

I grew up with my dad's 66 Comet Caliente 2 door hardtop, red with a white top. Beautiful mercury. One grandpa had a 66 Fury 1 and the other one had a 62 Chevy truck. Life was good

Love my '70 Eldorado with the last of the angled glass and the first year of the 8.2 with higher compression pistons.

My 1st car was a used 1976 Mercury V6 Capri. Yes, I was 🎶 Crazy 'bout a Mercury

Do a video on the 80's grand marquis and wagons. Had a 87 grand marquis wagon when I was 17

My dad, bought a 72 Electra 225,when he got himself, something else,don't remember what,I got it,huge car, luxurious,with a 455V8 under the hood! In some ways,I wish I still had it!

my most memorable car growing up was the 2004 Buick Rendezvous. My parents owned it from when I was like 7 to when I drove it to and from school when I was 17. it took us on many trips and I watched many movies on the roof screen thing!

Really enjoyed............... 👍👍👍

I learned to drive in a Buick Electra in ‘76

My most memorable cars of the 1960's were flashy chrome era cars of the 1950's the 1957 Pontiacs, 1957 Oldsmobile and the 1957 Cadillac. Beautiful, great Automobiles

My dad drove a 1977 Chrysler Newport when I was a kid in the 1990’s. It was as big as an aircraft carrier!