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7:12 "I found working in offices difficult, because of people" I really felt that, same here, Suzanne...

This woman and her Artist husband are role models for everything badass SoCal hotrod culture.

AMAZING CAR.....AMAZING LADY...

Fantastic piece of work. Never heard the entire story. She is one cool chick. The world needs more people the The Williams

I had a "Shwinn Stingray" with the Springer forks , metalic royal blue with the white banana seat and butterfly handle bars. My favorite bicycle from childhood. Ms. Williams you are a beautiful talented woman. Thanks for sharing your stories 😍😎

You have a great aunt and uncle !😊

Just plain cool 😎

another great job by Ben.....I loved hearing from Suzanne, learned things I did not know or forgot,,,as she is my sister in law,,, Suzanne is a Very special person who has influenced many people in many positive ways.

What a great woman, and a tremendous video. Seeing her, her cars, her art, and hearing a few of her stories was really a wonderful experience. Thanks, so much, Ben, for the work that you are doing and sharing with the world.

A BIG "Howdy" to Suzanne & Robert too from an old Gardena Ascot Turn 1 bench mate! Thanx too for the photo credit!!!

What a family! I absolutely love your videos and meeting your amazing family .Thank you.

WOW!!!! What a great story we (I) never knew!!!! I have know of Robert for years......so glad Ben you did this video!!!. Thanks for sharing the story of a true original!!!

What A Great Lady In Her Own Right ! The Perfect Pair , They Are . . .

Now that's the find of a lifetime....( Auntie ) the cars are awsome too... 😎

suzzane, you seem like an amazing human. Robert is such a lucky guy to have you in his life. You guys were just meant to be together. Ben, you are so lucky to have such great people in your life bud! great job on the video and keep them coming! shout out to your dad too!

This just made my whole month! What a great video and window into someone who has had this stuff in their blood for a lifetime. As a long life hot rodder myself not many cars can make me drool as I did in the early years but MAN that '34 has got it going! The perfect blend of simplicity, traditional and Suzannes own touches. Love it! Want it! Thanks for the video and thank you Suzanne for sharing! :) Steve in Colorado

So cool to see folks staying true to the car culture.

Sweet sweet content

“I tried working in an office but I found it difficult, because of people mostly” I love it!!!

Those cars are so cool definitely the heartbeat of America.

WOW ! big shout out from Aussie !!,, what a cool story about a really Cool Chick from Cal.....great filmwork tooo ! thanks !

Found a new hero! She’s awesome!

“Another one! - DJ Khaled ” Awesome work Ben and Aaron!

You have one seriously cool family! And the quality of your films just gets better and better.

great video and really great story, i just thought i was going to see this really neat old ford, one of my favorite years, having no idea i was going to see and hear part of our hot rod history. i guess it means a lot to me because i was also born in 42 and ive been a part of the car culture since my early teens. thanks for the video, my best friend roy, i won't put his last name without his permission, had some dealings with roth back in the 60s, he's a long time street rod builder and drag racer, one of the best engine builders in this part of the country. he had at least two of his cars in magazines in the 70s, one was called super bean. thanks again

hey man this channel is so sweet, going to share it with my friends. 16 building a '67 440 Dart. keep it up

That. Is. Awesome. A proper villainous looking sedan. What an amazing woman and story.

Outstanding job! I've know who she was for many years, however, I didn't know that many details. Love everything about her, I could listen to her stories forever...at 56, I wonder if I'm too old to adopt?

Super cool lady, thanks for sharing this story 👍

What a wonderful woman. Great interview and story. I probably sat next to her and Robert at ASCOT watching the sprint cars.

This series is my favorite on KZfaq at the moment. It is so enjoyable to watch!

Loved your story, and your car. You had some exciting times.

What a lady, smart and talented

Awesome vid nice work! Good to finally hear Suzanne's story, what a badass!!

I've known this amazing woman for decades, and through this 10 minute piece, learned so much more about her! Well done, Ben and Suzanne!

Fantastic content. I'm 29, and grew up in a hot rod family. Love seeing your videos man

Thank you so much.

I love it!! Great story, thanks for sharing.

I really like your '34, Suzanne. You have contributed a lot to the Culture. I hope to meet you one day. If I could travel through time, I'd tweak that drippy Holley carb for you and try to convince you of the benefits of a Carter AFB.

What a rad hotrodder and artiste!!! Great vid Ben!

Oh my! Great car, great video! 👍😎🏁

Totally Love Suzanne And Her Thirty Four Sedan Too! Ben, Very Nice Work!

The way back time machine with Dick Dale playing in the background and her love for cars it’s So Cal lol thanks

Way to go Ben,must say I do enjoy your work .Great complement to your feature on Robert Williams.I do still have an older car magazine with a feature on your Aunt as well as the '34 Tudor . Next weekend my wife and I are heading off for a bit to visit to my big brother's place . He has a really nice '30 A pickup and a '32 Fordor that's been a hot rod since 1975 . Still pretty much the same . Thanks again for posting !

Ben, your films are always so professional and, interesting! Super great people your aunt and, uncle are. Very cool!!!

This is Gearhead Gold!! Another beautiful and waaay Kool film Ben! Mahalo

yea buddy , ive had the FEVER almost as long as you have , in 1973 { i was 19 } bought a 1950 chev pickup and a 1971 lotus europa , hot rodder and euro car fanatic , when i was 25 , moved out of my beach front condo and on board a classic camper and nicholsons sailing ketch i had restored and was daily driving my alfa spider veloce , 3 more yachts and 16 cars later , now retired living at beach front rv resort , current toys , 40 ft. motor coach , race car trailer , f type jag , cheers from padre island tx

Great video! Love all the history. Another video put together really well by Ben

Hi Suzanne. A great car for a great lady. I hope you have a front view camera because you sure can't see where you are going. You sure picked out some very cool colours. The rims top the outside off. The interior is top shelf for sure. I would very proud if I owned a car like you have. Thanks for sharing.🍁👍👍

All you can say is Suzanne is kool!! Bad ass!! And a great soul!! Much respect from Chicago 👊🏽

You’re definitely a very cool person. I have a 34 too and I really enjoyed your story 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Very inspirational.

Way cool. Thanks for sharing.

Ben this was yet another topnotch production. Mrs. Williams is a national treasure! The quintessential Hot Rod Gal and so much more. What a Dame amongst Ladies.

Thank you Ben for your great hot rod history interviews. I'm in Michigan and have read all the car mags so I am well aware of the car culture of Cali. But these interviews of the people of the era I was so wishing was a part of my area are just so cool. We are old now (how, when did that happen?) but still young in mind and ideas. Someday you will understand that more than you can now. So keep up the good work.

Loved it! Keep them coming. Like the personalities, and what they drive.

So happy to see you're hard @ work in these times. Great stuff, as always.

Remember reading about Suzanne in the seventies. Mundo nostalgia.

What a cool family

Brilliant as usual.

You get the coolest people on your channel!

Yeah, this is the car content I am looking for. Good work on bringing this stuff to your channel. This episode is so dense, just like your filming with Robert Williams, you could do a whole series on these two.

What a great bookend to Mr. Williams vid. Had the pleasure of meeting them for a brief second years ago at GNRS. I really hope to have a longer chat sometime and hopefully hear a story or two about their hot rod adventures. You're doing the hot rodding world a great favor documenting these legends. Please keep bringing others from the great days of SoCal.

She is so tiny the chop is perfect for her. Thats awesome, great little film as always. Looking forward to the next one. Ben you were born into a unique family that has been neck deep in everything hot rod since it started.

This lady went through decades of cars changing through technology and culture...so in a way she's a living capsule.

Great video! That car is as close to perfect as it gets! Only people who live the life can create such things.........

absolutely phenomenal video

Behind every great man........Is an even better "WOMAN". Women are the core of the universe . Love Itchy & Yvonne. You've always had your own identity. :)

This was awesome. I really enjoy watching your videos. I was a tv/video production major in college. Great to see a new generation doing new things with classic subjects.

Love the videos man

wow..aside from the cars, she also has a old school Schwinn sting ray? with the high back sissy bar...so cool..i would like to be her friend and listen to her stories..oh, and her art is really phenomenal ..some of it looks like an illusion for your mind to decipher ..i think its awesome...what a lady..wow!

more great films!

Awesome! Super cool woman for sure.

I would get my mom to buy me chopper mag from the old store across from our church on sundays....and sometimes a model car lololololol.....when they were $2.00.i kept those mags for many yrs.i applaud you.

I have always thought the 34 ford 2 door sedan was one of the finest looking body styles ever. WELL DONE

Such a pro videos you make. Hope your channel will get huge in next couple years!

Been a fan of your Aunts work forever! and when i 'm nearing my 8th Decade I hope I'm still as active!!

Excellent video

Your living the dream, thanks for sharing

Great job again dude!! Keep this style up!!!

What a woman.. mesmerazing!❤❤❤❤

really cool history, n really cool headliner ;)

Thumbs up for the lady.

Beautiful

another amazing video ben.

@2:12 Looks similar to the Brady Bunch home. I just watched a video on Robert Williams ... what an interesting couple! Very nice job on this video ... really enjoyed it.

Where to begin... Such a great look at a fascinating lady. Thank you so much for sharing this. And, Ben, your skills are on point! You have to be proud of this one. You certainly know how to produce great content. So well done. Keep up the great work.

Holy moley dude! This is some next level stuff. I could watch this for hours. Keep em coming!

That ‘34 is utterly timeless. Looks great now, would have looked great in 1955, will still be in style in 2060.

So cool I love it

Awesome video Ben!!!! I know I have commented before, but I love these “documentary” style vids you produce. It’s an awesome video library of the history of SoCal hot rodding and the history of our hobby. You are basically becoming a historian with 1st hand connections- which is awesome! Thumbs up and hello to everyone from here near KC.

The definition of Kool Kar Kool Aunt!

Great work Ben! You're a fantastic storyteller. So cool that your Aunt has all that history and those cars. I see where you get it. Keep up the good work.

I absolutely love it🖤🖤🖤

I really feel it when she's complaining about the Holley carb for normal driving🤣🤣

Great job. That car is amazing. Makes you want to start working on a project of your own. Hot rods rule 🤘

Cool

Loving your films man, keep it up. just got my 68 mustang running after 15 years hopefully it’ll run as smooth as yours 🤘

Really great content and visuals as always. If i may offer one thing: i noticed you eliminate a lot of the pauses and gaps when your subjects are speaking. Almost making it sound robotic. I think it adds to the humanity when those pauses are kept in.