Jason and Sean obtain a uncommon tour of Dick Marshall’s traditional automobile assortment in Morrinsville, New Zealand, which contains a selection …
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wish i had a cool car collection like this
Nice cars shame about the presenters
You passed the best one ,58 Chevy
First time I've seen 👧 chairs 💺 in a man cave 😆
Did not see a 1958 PONTIAC. Bonneville. 😎🇨🇦
💥 Nice Collection ✅ But $5,000,000… Not Even Close To Half That💥
Each of the 20 cars would need to be valued at $250K to hit 5M. I don’t think so.
You've got a fantastic shit?!
the presenters are advertising sheds NOT cars……But this is a nice collection of classic cars . New Zealand has always had a lot rare and interesting vehicles hidden away..!
Whooo…Fantástic collection. From Barcelona (Spain)
What a nice showcase of classic autos 👍
Nice cars. Too bad all the steering wheels are on the wrong side. That's gotta really suck for you as it makes them almost worthless.
Thanks Mr Marshall for showing us through your shed.
I remember travelling in the Monaro when I was a little kid with Stephen between school and home in the late 70’s.
So glad you still have it and enjoy it.
Who did all the right hand conversions?
Придурки в трусах , выглядят комично .
Cameraman's useless! Just by pass the Monaro and keep it on baldy
Good evening how are you…..very nice …..more then 50 to 60 year model…..old car is gold….have nice evening all the best f macca abdulaziz
What a fantastic collection Mr. Marshall has. Thanks so much for sharing it with us YouTubers! When I saw one of your Australian built GM vehicles named Kingswood, I had to chuckle. I understand it is a name from jolly old England dating back centuries. Among hundreds of reuses of the name over the years… There is an exculsive boarding school north of Detroit named Cranbrook, endowed by the Booth family's publishing empire. The girls offshoot of the original all boys school was named Kingswood. GM's Chevrolet Division used the Kingswood name on a number of Chevrolet station wagons, beginning in the late 50s, thru the mid 70s. I chuck because the GM executives who arranged to use that name probably sent their daughters there and had no knowledge of its historic significance in the British realm!
Wow wow I just love them all so very beautiful amazing looking cars beautiful perfect colours thanks friend have a very nice day
NOT 5,000,000.