Thanks for a terrific tour of this museum. You are so interesting to listen to. I was disappointed that there wasn't a mini pickup truck. I shared this video to my f/b news feed for my grandsons and messaged the video to my son's. I am enjoying your trip to Nashville with Heather videos. 😀😀😀

One reason some of these cars are so small, at least in Japan, is lack of parking. At one time, I believe in Japan, you could not buy a car unless you could prove you had space on your property to park it.

I am so glad you were able to visit this amazing museum. When I heard you were coming to Nashville I knew this was a must for you to visit. Thanks for taking us along with you and sharing a fun Nashville treasure with the world!

Alexander is so knowledgeable about cars...Canadian, European and American made! Out of all those amazing cars, there was no Isetta! Thanks for the museum tour! ❤

That was fun!!! Great to have Heather as your co-host. It was nice to hear her comments 🚙 🚗 🚐 🚓 🏎️ 🏍️. 🚙

I have a Bentley and an Aston. Oh wait a minute they are our grandsons. 😂

Lotta fun. It's always great to see Heather. Hi, Heather.

The frowning green Saab was so cute. Just needs a hug. 🥺

Thank you for taking us along. What a collection of unusual cars!

Thank you Alex and Heather, that was a lot of fun 😀💜

great video and I love your commentary/guided tour, Alex.

Well that was fun. People's imaginations gone wild. Cool exhibit. Thanks Alex & Melissa.

Wow, what an amazing museum, I love cars, unique cars. ❤

So nice to see Heather.

What a fascinating, eclectic collection!

Welcome to my Birth City Nashville, Tennessee. Enjoy! It’s definitely changed since the late 60’s, no doubt. Happy Vacation! Cool cars.. Safe travels. Lots of good food! 😊

As a child I adored fifties and sixties microcars. To a little car loving boy they seemed to bridge merry-go-round cars and “real” cars, and somehow seemed more attainable for me. The BMW 700 Sport was one of my favorites. At age 55 I finally got one and had it for a couple of years.

So the man who just built his extended multi bay garage so he can work on more cars last year... tells his sister that he needs a bigger garage. 😅

Love that the signs for the cars seem to be made from car parts 💖💖

Such interesting cars! I love unique vehicles.

I didn't think I would like this video because I have never been into cars, but these vehicles are adorable! I especially love the futuristic ones.

That's my kinda museum! All the quirky stuff

That was fun! thankyou for taking us along!

Interesting cars! The helicron prop car looks like something hot wheels made… lol.

This museum is the best. I follow their social media accounts and have been for a visit. So worth the time and so much fun to explore.

Hi great video, Mr Bean had a mini in yellow the 3 wheel reliant was from only fools and horses Del and Rodney Trotter.

I HAD to share this with my hubby, wish my brother was here, he would LOVE❤ this stuff

This was the coolest video ever! Thank you so much for sharing Alexander!!!

This would of been a good trip to have your brother Stephen along. I could you two geeking out over cars. And Heather being the embarrassed sister. Your father is there with you both.

Enjoying your descriptions of the cars, lol

Very cool! I would spend so much time just looking and reading about those cars. What a fun day. Thanks for the video!😁✌🚗

My late father had a Reliant here in the UK, in the early 80’s. He got it because you only needed a motorcycle license, not a car driver license (which he never had). It had a green fibreglass body, with plenty of grey repair patches!

Good tour of the miny car museum

Aw💓💝💘❤💖watching your videos, thank you for sharing and have a great night!esome museum!

The yellow Citroén has a dutch licence plate. In the Netherlands we call that car a lelijke eend(ugly duck).😂

Tipped over suitcase looks like a US mailbox

Thank you for sharing! I definitely want to visit this museum now!

Alex now that you have dragged poor Heather all around those cars what are you going to go and do with her that she loves?! This exhibition was interesting! Thank you Alex! Hi Melissa!!

Heather seemed to like the car show also....❤❤❤

What a cool adventure! Love all of them but especially those that are aircraft inspired or made from aircraft parts! Thank you for sharing this!

Alex my carro. Thank you for sharing with us the auto show warehouse tour. I can’t believe all the different types of cars. It’s remarkable and fascinating to see the different designs. Where there is a will there is a way. Fun, fun, and more fun. Well my bat mobile till next time. Take care and stay safe. Love you always 🍺😇🇺🇸🙏❤️🌞🕊🌈🌹👍

Heather is such a good sport. Nice video, thank you.

Some very weird but interesting vehicles. Great places to visit.

I'm gonna have to watch again

Thank you for this video. It was a awesome place and I loved to see all the cars. It was definitely worth going to the museum...

You find the coolest places. What fun! Elaine asked some good questions. She had me cracking up a couple of times🤣🤣

That was cool. I need to go there.

That Jeremy Clarkson car had been modified so it would roll over, they are actually quite good cars to drive and have quite a following in UK. I had a Regal in about 1982.

This video definitely goes on my reference-list for car design drawings! thx for this phenomenal tour.

Thanks for this! When we finally get down there to visit Nashville this will def be on the list!

I was supposed to go there when in Nashville last month but ran out of time. Looks like I missed a good one, maybe next time. Thanks for the tour Alex.

lts a swamp cooler on the 56 vw'. You add water to them.

The Nazis used a KDF Hanomag rebodied as a Beetle as the prototype.The Beetle design was stolen from a Jewish engineer!

So cool, thanks for showing us as much as you could. ❤❤❤

Those are really some very unusual cars . That car with the propeller is awesome.I really enjoyed seeing all of these . I wonder what the stability is like on those 3 wheels ;they dont seem very safe . Thanks for taking us along Keep Safe ❤Keep Well❤

That was absolutely awesome. I think I even saw that little car that stars in the Louis de Funes movies. (le gendarme de saint tropez for instance) What a wonderful bunch of tiny cars!

Hi Alex! I hope you and the family are doing well.

Awesome museum, thanks for the tour! X

It's called a swamp cooler. You put water inside and the air flow cools the water and the air goes into interior. We now have same workings with a fan encompassing a drip hose. Used to cool horses/livestock

that '91 Alfa Romeo is the most 1991 looking vehicle I have ever seen 😂 I love the look of the 50s Saab! especially the color. but I'm a sucker for everything mid century...my apartment is 1946 😊

That gyro car was shown on Pickers I think, but did see it running and driving in a parking lot

Interesting tour, thanks Alex!

Ha! I knew you visited Lane. A fun place to be sure!

I’ve been there, it’s the coolest car museum I’ve ever seen. A must see for anyone heading to Nashville!

Omg the fiat Panda 4x4 was owned & restored here in the UK by my friend Richard Brown of Ilkeston Derbyshire in the 00's ,whom we sadly lost to a brain hemorrhage in 2013 at the tender age of 40. I've spent many journeys in it. I'm glad to see it's still in such good condition.

Such a fun tour Alex! I used to own a 1972 Honda 300cc that I drove back and forth to college. My brother used to put cinder blocks in the little trunk so that I wouldn’t skid around in the rain. I sold it when I graduated for exactly what I paid for it, $400. Then I saw the same car on the show Pawn Stars and they put a price of $30,000 on it. I thought maybe they would have one at this museum, but haven’t seen one in the video so far. Thanks for sharing this.

So glad you made it to the museum! They’ve added a whole lot since the last time I was there. I love microcars and can never get enough, I want them all!

Oh man, I volunteer at this museum and can't believe I missed you guys. There are almost 600 cars in the collection and most reside in the basement, which you can tour on the weekends. The gyro in the gyro X keeps the car stable on 2 wheels, but it's powered by a mini Cooper s 80hp engine.

Thank you for this video, I love car museum!

thanks as always Alex. good vid. love these kinds of vehicles.

That ambulance would make a cute camp car

Alex, you see Speedracer, I see Giggles Pizzano from the Flinstones driving that car. LOL

Great tour!! Next time I'm in Nashville I'm going. Would love to see the gyroscope engine in action ❤

That was fantastic!!

I had an X19 in 1979. I loved it.

I would fit in that little clown car, lol. I'm only 5', but nope wouldn't catch me in it on highway. The Peel 50 is the yr I was born too, lol. Quite the cool collection! With all the German cars, I was looking to see if there was a Kaiser or a Henry J. My dad has both 😊 That shark plane in the outdoor garage was cool too!

The overturned boat car looks a lot like something Leonardo actually designed, I think.

Asking why such small cars is almost asking why Philadelphia (and most other East Coast Cities have so many Row Homes. You were Taxed on How many Outside walls your home had. When in a Row Home, unless you were on either end of the row your taxes were half of that as a 'Normal' Home. (If you were on either end. you still had 3 outside walls so your takes were still lower than a Normal home, but half again more that you more nestled neighbors!!!)

So glad you made it to Lane. I knew you'd enjoy going there. I've been twice and hope to go back. If you go around back you can peek on the basement windows and theres probably 3x as many cars downstairs that they rotate out. We went back in Jan. and they've changed a lot of the cars since we were there.

If you ever make it over to England you would really enjoy going to Beaulieu Motor Museum. Brilliant place, plus a stately home, and an old monastery. It's in the New Forest and is owned by Lord Montague

I enjoyed this antique car for no. It was awesome watching it. You're upside down so you can the little red trunk that was just the cab.😊

These made me laugh so hard😂😂😂

Thank you for filming this! I’m restoring a 1937 Opel Olympia and 1975 Puma GTE. I wish I had a museum like this anywhere near me.

You’re close to having a car museum! Lol

Wow all very cool cars😊😊😊

Way too cool I hit the like button knowing It's always good. Great fun video. I shared on my FB page.

I'm not a car person at all, but this was super cool. Thanks for taking us along for the ride.

The red Tatra has an air-cooled V8 in the back

I couldn't look away from this video. Delightful. :o)

The Heinkel at 36:55 was my parents' first car (not that one, theirs was blue). I remember sitting in the tiny back seat with my baby sister in a wicker basket. They upgraded to a Ford Anglia soon afterwards. Cool car, and I still have the owner's manual.

For all of us vault dwellers, this car museum had to be the inspiration for the vehicles of Fallout 4

We had a Beetle with an oval window early mid-50's that we drove from Wanham, Alberta to Pierrefonds, (Montreal) Quebec in late '59. My brother & I slept and played in the back window well all the way across Canada.

I'm disappointed that Alex missed a Dad joke: You can hop in that dragster and go tooling down the highway!

The "Turbine" air cooler on the side of the VW is an evaporative cooler. For use only in the very dry desert southwest, evaporative coolers , aka swamp coolers, draw airflow thru water soaked pads to cool the air. The car cooler was filled with about a gallon or so of water. There was a pad soaked in that water that the moving air would blow over before entering the car. You would periodicaly pull a handle on the cooler that would rotate a freshly wetted pad into position. As late as the 1970s, gas stations and trailer rental lots would rent these things out for summer trips, as most cars in those days did not have a/c. They are something rare these days.

Very cool video! Thanks, Dennis in Anchorage.

I found myself saying, “How weird!” So the title to this video is spot on. 😄

I wanted my dad To see all of these Old cars so I put them on facebook so he could see and tagged him in the videos that was so awesome

Yay I was waiting for a new video

Erickson streamliner looks like a modified airstream camper!

What a fantastic museum. Were you having heart palpitations as you wandered down the rows? Tell us Alexander were you tempted to try talking Melissa into relocating to Nashville so you could work at that museum? Excellent sister-brother video