I bought a 100-year-old Buick for a family car

25 thoughts on “I bought a 100-year-old Buick for a family car”

1. 4:48 the 1931 was the first year for an 8 cylinder Buick but the first Buick with overhead valves was the 1898 one-off that W built for David Buick at the Buick Vim and Power Co.

2. Makes me want to start looking for my own pre war car

3. "no one my age appreciates these cars" bullshit. I'll be 49 in a week I love 30s cars.` swooping fenders, massive head lights. 20s cars were still pretty crude machines, 40s and up were stamped out by machines, but 30s cars are works of ART.

   btw love the family thing. buddy of mine is doing something similar with his daughter and flat fender jeep.

4. Beautiful story, Beautiful Family, Beautiful Car. Not going to lie the idea of doing this same thing makes me tear up. Thank you 🙏

5. It's history and it shows us what our early evolution was like. Cars that are this old they're truly pieces of history, there's just no other good way to describe it, but other cars that people are enthusiasts of. Even if you're not a car person, it's not just a car. When they're this old. It is truly art

6. Great car story. Loved it. Thanks for sharing.

7. Lovely family story. My son was born I was driving a Ford probe GT manual. Reminded me of a Ferrari 😂. I bought an accord wagon, then a Mazda 6 wagon, now a Prius V wagon. I wonder if he will get a wagon later in life 😂

8. really wholesome video

9. My all time dream car is a 1932 Packard Deluxe Eight 5 passenger Victoria Coupe! I briefly owned the Standard Eight version around 10 years ago.

10. Every time I see a car like this it makes me think of my grandpa. He used to take me to see cars like this when I was young. I really miss going to these car shows with my pap.

    Edit: I just remembered how much my grandma hated these (she said they smell).

11. In regards to my last comment, let me know when the novelty wears off. I'd like a chance to give you your money back. Lol

12. For years I've said that with the long wheel base of Buick in this era, and the "ginger bread"(sparkly bits), it's all the look of a Packard for a fraction of the cost.

    I've wanted one of these forever, but not quite enough to sell my high milage 996 Turbo for one.

13. This story really makes me want a 30s car to go with my 30s tractors. I love my tractors obviously, but I love the idea of having something this old to take the family to shows and stuff.

14. I get it, I love the style and grace of the prewar cars

15. My mum’s idea of a family car was her Mercedes’ 380SL that she used to take me out in and drive super fast on the freeway.

16. great story and very true about family memories! its funny to hear Casey say that its the easiest car to up keep!

17. I just couldn’t drive a car like that. I’d feel like I was “putting on airs, pretentious “. I guess the Model A and Model T feel more like my “station “. Beautiful car though.

18. What a great car! What a great guy! What a great story! They are the perfect family for that car! Family fun is what it's all about!

19. that sweater looks comfy af

20. There’s definitely something to be said about the reliability of almost completely mechanical vehicles. If it’s not rusted solid, it’ll run through most anything.

21. i lobe this little story your kids gonna have some great memories of this car with this mom and dad

22. My dad has a 1929 Buick that's been in our family for 60 years very similar to the one you've purchased loved hearing a story about a car so familiar!

23. Did not see any 100 year old Buick in this vid

24. Fun story

25. Casey, please tell me you're gonna take this to the Stan Hywet Father's Day car show in Akron. It is a perfect fit.

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