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Ah... Leno is still one of the best. And the '67 through '72 generation of Chevrolet trucks is still my favorite. And I love the way Holly modified this truck. It has all the right modern goodies, yet still looks like the proper '67 Chevy I always loved the looks of. I especially like how stock looking they kept the interior. And I love the plain simple white grille. The factory mirrors, both inside and out. The color. The clean simple graphics on the door. Chrome bumpers. And no step bumper in back. I would have preferred body color wheels with dog dishes. I love the modern engine. The set up of the bed. And the Vintage Air set up. All around a very, very nice truck. I'd love a '67 Suburban with stock buckets, built basically the same way.

Scott

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This is what I like about Jay. He likes them all , and will show off a car or truck even if it is not his. He gives the credit to the builders.

Roger, Jay does not claim to be the builder in the video , he says this is their show truck.

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Yeah, I know. But, the title of this thread is kinda misleading.

Yes it does, Roger but that is on DR. Cranky. :) I was thinking the same thing before I clicked on the link. NO biggie .

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Gotta love Jay and Jay Leno's Garage!

I only saw my very first episode just a couple of weeks ago. (I know, where have I been, right?) But now that I've seen about 15-20 episodes, I can say that JLG is a very well-done program. Jay knows his stuff, but he never overdoes the gearhead act. He tells the viewers enough technical stuff without going totally into gearhead land... I think he strikes just the right balance. And of course, he seems like the nicest, most down-to-earth guy you could ever meet, not one of those affected, self-important, egotistical tattooed jerks like on so many other "reality" car shows.

Great show, great host, cool cars. B)

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Gotta love Jay and Jay Leno's Garage!

I only saw my very first episode just a couple of weeks ago. (I know, where have I been, right?) But now that I've seen about 15-20 episodes, I can say that JLG is a very well-done program. Jay knows his stuff, but he never overdoes the gearhead act. He tells the viewers enough technical stuff without going totally into gearhead land... I think he strikes just the right balance. And of course, he seems like the nicest, most down-to-earth guy you could ever meet, not one of those affected, self-important, egotistical tattooed jerks like on so many other "reality" car shows.

Great show, great host, cool cars. B)

He really is, I spotted him at the old Kruse swap meet at the labor day weekend in Auburn about 25 years ago. Since it was early and I normally do not bother celebrities when I spot them in public I left him alone. Instead he came up to me and started a cordial conversation with me for about ten minutes.
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I spotted him at the old Kruse swap meet at the labor day weekend in Auburn about 25 years ago. Since it was early and I normally do not bother celebrities when I spot them in public I left him alone. Instead he came up to me and started a cordial conversation with me for about ten minutes.

Sounds just like Jay. B)

Posted

Harry you hit the nail right on the head why I like Jay and Jay Leno's Garage. A great guy. And great stuff. A great show. And not pretentious in any way.

Scott

That's what I like about Jay. He's a huge star, but he acts like a normal guy. And I think it's not an act... he's just a real honest-to-goodness nice guy–without the ego that many celebs have.

Posted

To be honest I never really liked Jay Leno as a standup and I never really liked him on the Tonight Show. But he's great on Jay Leno's Garage. This is his passion and his calling, and it looks like he has a fun time doing it.

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To be honest I never really liked Jay Leno as a standup and I never really liked him on the Tonight Show. But he's great on Jay Leno's Garage. This is his passion and his calling, and it looks like he has a fun time doing it.

X2! Always liked Jay when Dennis Gage had him on 'My Classic Car'...

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I'm not really that much a fan of this era Chevy truck, this truck however is awsome. Nice job Holley! Beautifully done.

Ron, looking forward to your build.

Thanks for the video Doc.

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