(upbeat music) (laughing) - Welcome to the tasting, remember buddy? - We have to tell you what I want! - That was. - Oh my God, that's so good. - It's not to be with the devil, darling. - Oh my God! (laughing) - So Snow has got this AI generated professor Snape. - Oh, that's not a legit chick's starring Sami Snow, Crystal Yen, and Harley. (laughing) - Such a huge space. - So good. - So good. - Well, the chicks are here, and they are out of there. We got Snow and Sammy. - They're taking over there. - Apparently, as this is-- - Dude, that is amazing. - We're gonna have so much fun with that on Sunday. (laughing) - Are you gonna be doing that during the whale show? - Oh, you got to blind up-- - We have to be doing that movie, as I know. - He got to light it up somehow. - You haven't even watched it yet. - He's heavy. - You're watching it like the day of, aren't you? - Yep. - Yeah, the girls are doing-- - I put that shit off. - Brendan Frasier's the whale, so. - Yes, and Goonies, and Goonies! - Oh, yeah, the Goonies! - Yes. - Hey, you guys! - We're gonna have a fantastic drink. Yeah, oh, I'm excited. - We're gonna make it for us, too. - Huh? - You're making it for us, too? - We should try it. - Yeah, you guys are gonna be here. - Oh, okay, cool. - Yeah. - So, yeah. - Maybe a truffle shuffle. - Well, today we are doing a "Taste Room" episode, which is actually Ragnar's idea. - Yep, so we're doing in celebration of this wonderful movie that will be out on Friday. We're doing "Dazing Confused," so-- - No, no, no, no. - No. - This would have already been available. This is coming out after the movie-- - He doesn't know your release dates. - Yeah, I don't know the release dates. - Yeah, so this is coming out the week of the release date of "Dazed Confused." "Dazed Confused" would be on Monday. This would be on Thursday. - It goes together. - Yeah. - Oh, so I have my date wrong. - Yeah. - Fuck, whatever. - They still go together in the same week. - Yes. - Okay. - Just trying to help you out, buddy. - Well, I'm trying, you know what? - He's got it. - I'm trying to get them to double listen. - He got a big paddle right there. I wouldn't cross him too much. - Oh, yeah. - He got a beaten stick. - Yup. So, we are gonna be doing classic cars. Top five. - That's funny. (laughing) - And over, bitch. - Not with that. - Hey. - Who the people? - We got a show going on, everybody. Watch, don't get spanked. - No. (laughing) So, when you go, we are doing-- - Don't throw away anything for that. - Top five classic vehicles. - Yes. - 79 and earlier. - Yes. - Yeah, all right. So, not 79 to present, 79, and prior. - 79, of course. - Yeah, 79 under, basically. - Yup. - And older. - So, we're in older. - Snow. (gasps) - I can do stars. - Kick us off. - I want you to such a fun list. - You do have a fun list. - I do have a fun list. So, I even have pictures of each of the cars, just in case. So, I'm gonna start off in the 1930s. - Okay. - With a 1930 Cord L-29 convertible. - All right. - And it is-- - She has visual aids. - I do have visual aids. - I like it, visual aids. - Oh, no. - That's pretty. - Okay, nice. - Of course, it's purple. - Yes. - So, obviously, the color wouldn't have been what it was in the 1930s, but it is a beautiful piece of machine. - No, it would have been a very pastel color. - Yes, probably. So, there's, that's one, is my number five. - All right. - And number four, I'm gonna go with a car from the 1940s. - But you're going extra classic. - I am. This one is a 1946 Delicate 135 Cabriolet Roadster. - Oh, nice. - Yep. - And out. - It's a very nice, it's a long fucking car. - Yeah. - It is, it is beautiful. - Where'd she go? - Hold on. - She disappeared with me. - No. - Bish, hold on. (laughing) - He got so excited with Alan. - Make sure you Google up these cars so you can see what they look like. - I know it. Where'd she go? Give me a second, edit this out. There she is. Wow, that, I, okay, I didn't know the name for that car, but I've seen that car. - I've seen that. - It's nice. - Really, really slick. I don't know why it always reminds me of who framed Robbie Rabbit. - Yeah, you like it a lot of it. - A little bit. - A little bit. - Really? Really? - Sorry. (laughing) - I'm your best friend. - I'm trying to-- - There's that big old piece, right next to you. He's gonna be too stylish. - I know what he thinks. - You know what I'm saying is like (mumbles) (laughing) It's gonna be like a road runner cartoon, and you're just gonna go through the wall like I owe you. (laughing) My next one is from the 50s. - Oh, so you're going? - Still went decades. I am, of course. I picked one from each decade leading up to the 70s. - Oh, nice. - All right, my next one is the 1952 Morgan Plus 4. - Oh, I know what that is. - Oh. - You're welcome. - Oh, yeah, no, that's the, that's the best one. - You ever seen it in person? - Yes, I have seen a Morgan Arrow in person. - Yeah. - I saw one last year, and that thing is pretty. - Oh, get amazing, yes. - The best thing about those cars is that the way that they were built when they first came. - Oh, that's pretty. - Oh, they're so nice. - That's the way that-- - And every car that they build is handmade from the, they don't, nothing's on a machine. - Oh, wow. - Yeah, with a wood frame. - Literally made their jig that they have is the same jig that was made when the company first started. - And they have a wood frame? - It's a wooden frame. - That's cool. - Freeing with rainforest steel. Rainforest was steel. - That's a hearty car. - Most cars were steel. I mean, when you think about it, especially the buy. - It's like a land arc. - Those things were fucking heavy. That's why whenever you see them in a wreck, they're never really wrecked. - Nope. - Yeah, maybe it'll look a little dent or something like that. - He just bays it out, polish it up. These aren't gonna follow all apart. - And I could have one because I have a woodworker for a husband, so he could fix it if so I did something bad. - It looks like you have a job to do, Ragnar. I guess that's your next project. - I build her a car, we have more cars. (laughing) - You gotta build me a mornin' euro. It's gonna be amazing. - My car. - That would be amazing. - I do not have that much money to do that. - Oh. And then my next car from the '60s is the 1967 show. The 1967 Shelby GT500 because of the fucking course. - Yes. - Oh yeah. Yeah, I love me, I love me that car. It is beautiful. And then my last one, I know my last one from the '70s, everything's been kind of a luxury, sport car, real fancy. I want a '71 thing. I want one so bad. I want one so fucking bad, a '71 VW thing. Like that's my dream car. (laughing) - What the fuck, really? - Yes. - Yeah, okay. - Oh yeah. - That's convertible, isn't it? - That's a convertible, yes, I want one so bad. I love them, they're great. I'm in love with them. - The best thing about 'em, it takes one socket to take the whole fucking car apart. Jesus Christ. That is fucking crazy. - Yep. So that's mine's every night. - Good job, good job. - It was a little decade. - Really nice. Sammy. - Oh, okay. - What'd you get? - All righty. So mine is not as spread out as nose was. And two of these are not gonna be surprising at all. So, all right. In no particular order, no, that's a lie. 'Cause one of these is like my absolute dream car. All right, and I will finish with that one. So first, I'm gonna say a 1966 Ford Mustang. - Okay, okay. - They are nice. My dad actually had one before he passed, and we got it, and then we ended up giving it to my mom's cousin or something. But it was absolutely beautiful. - Well, you know, life happens, and we didn't have the ability to restore it. But I love that car. It was so pretty. So, yep, 1966 Mustang. And then my next one is gonna be a 1960 Chevrolet Corvette. - Okay. - Oh, nice. - I love me a Corvette. I love Corvettes. I love current Corvettes. That was like my dream car as a kid. I absolutely love them. They're being beautiful. Then I have to, of course, being the Stephen King freak that I am, like me a 1958 Christine Plymouth Fury. (laughing) - Very. - I knew that was gonna be your number one, actually. - No, no, no, 'cause I love the book, and I love the author, and the movie's fantastic, and I love the car's beautiful in Christine. It is absolutely a beautiful car. But, no, no, no, the other two that are going to proceed is in no surprise. - Okay. - Then my number two is a 1970 Volkswagen Beetle. (laughing) - Nice. - I had, I'm gonna be right there. I'm gonna be in a Beetle, and I'm gonna be in a thing. I'm just gonna be a little twins. - Well, hold on. Because I wanted, I love classic Beatles. I had a, like, 1,000-something Beetle, and I loved it. I named it PD, the one I Wonderbug, because one of his headlights would always go out. So I was constantly running with my bridesons, but I didn't get a ticket. And I love that car. I drove that car until it fell apart. I absolutely love that car. And then my last one, no surprise, is a 1970 Volkswagen Microbus. - She's a price. That is not a surprise. Wow. - And I want it all decked out super hippy, so I can have all of my dogs in it, and it'll be amazing. - Don't you have a Lego set of that? - I do. (laughing) - She's got the watch, the bigger version. - I want the real version. - You didn't have that one for Lego, did you? - No. - Yeah, she's got that one too. - I have that one. - It has like peace on the side, and it's got a little surfboard, and the beach chairs on it, it's fantastic. No, and they're releasing an electric version. - No thanks. - I know what my next car is. (laughing) So yes, those are my next-- - I'll just go to the giant non-stop. I'll have to always stop at giant 'cause I have a free charger. - I will have to deduct 169 points. (laughing) - If you don't come on your tits, is that what it said? Is that what he said? - If you don't calm your tits. - If you don't calm your tits. - Oh, I think he said calm on your tits. (laughing) That's what you wrote. (laughing) - I'm sorry, but this is not one that I wrote. I'm finding stuff that other people wrote, and it is in a history of things. - That's funny. - There are so many things. - Wow, that's a good list. - Oh, thank you. - That's a good list. - Thank you. - Ron. - Hello, Felicia. (laughing) - Hello, Felicia. Felicia. - Is that something Felicia? - Is that something Felicia? (laughing) - Felicia. - Okay, so I'm gonna go with the, this is in no particular order, but the first one I'm gonna go is a 1973 Ford Falcon XBGT351, the Interceptor, 5.8 liter V8 engine, 4-speed manual transmission. That's also the Interceptor in Mad Max. - Yeah. - In the original Mad Max film. I think it's a beautiful looking car, and any of the car from the '70s, I've always loved, because I've never been a car person, I'm more of a truck person, but when it comes to cars, anything from the '70s, they're beautiful. So I'm gonna go with the 1970 Dodge Charger. - Good. - It's just fine. - Very good, so that's by number two right there. My number three, what do we have? - Do it again, you're getting fucking punished. (laughing) Don't drink that ever clear again. - No, that was a funny-- - It's not me for Tommy upset. - He's like, what's gonna melt my tooth again. - That's what I'm supposed to say, you're too better to find out. - My tooth better not find out. - Okay, dude. - Your tooth better not fall out. My words are brown. Yeah, there you go. 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback, Eleanor. 351 V8 with an elder back intake. And a NAS and a five speed manual with the famous Go Baby Go button on the shifter. So I had to pick that one right there. That was from Gone in 60 Seconds. Then I'm gonna go with the 1969 Ford Mustang. That is probably the best Ford Mustang I've seen. The look of it and everything else. Beautiful car. - Yeah. - And then I will go with the 1955 Ford Thunderbird. Didn't have that one yet. She has the surf, oh, Siri recorded me talking. (laughing) 1955 Ford Thunderbird. Yeah, no, I was like-- - You can't forget it. - What else did I write here? And I was like, I guess it recorded when we were talking about her little band or a peace fan, but those are my top five classic cars. - It's a micro bus. (laughing) - It's a micro bus. (laughing) - It's a peace wagon. - Let's see, yeah, that's exactly what it is. - Always gonna go with the station wagon on their list. (laughing) - All right, Ragnar? She's coming up with another one, isn't she? - She doesn't wanna get plunished. - No. - She doesn't wanna get plunished. - Just press play. All right, so we'll kick this off with a 1971 Chevelle. - Yes. - Yes. I've wanted, all of these cars are ones that I want. - Yeah. - Mm-hmm. - Did you own a muscle car at all? When you were-- - I had a 1964 and a half Mustang. - Really? - Nice. - Why'd you sell it? - I didn't sell it. - Oh, you wrecked it? - No, that's a long story. (laughing) That's a long, long story. - Well, apparently, I have no idea where that car is anymore. (laughing) So, yeah. - That sucks. (laughing) - This is when I was in Hawaii. - Yeah. - So, yeah, I don't know where that car is anymore. (laughing) - Mm-hmm. (laughing) - Sorry, it was a giggle. (laughing) - Then a 67 GTO. - Mm. (laughing) - I can't forget that one. - That's a really good one. - A 1971 Plymouth Hemikuda. - I saw that when I was looking up on Google. That's a good one right there. - I'm not familiar with that one. - No? - Mm-hmm. - It's a nice car. - I'm gonna Google it. Hemikuda. Hemikuda. - And then a 57 Chevy pickup. - Mm, nice. - So, you went with a truck? - Yeah. - Why didn't I do that? - I don't know. - Because I could have got a Ford-- - Oh, it has a pretty car. That's a nice car. - Man, nope. And then-- - And then? - My ultimate dream one is a 1951 Mercury chopped. - Ooh. - I think lowered. The roof is chopped down. It's a fucking sled. - Yeah. - Things a beast. - Yeah, I love it. - I want it. - Either black or fucking purple. - See, I would want black with purple. That's exactly the color or with like flames around it. - Is that a car? - Yeah. - Ooh, yeah. - Yeah. - Got a thing. Just to drive that thing and park it would be interesting because a whole long-- - It's a fucking boat, dude. - Yeah. - Like all those snows cars are fucking boats, baby. - Minus-- - Minus a little-- - Minus a little-- - And the Shelby. - Mustang and the thing. - Yeah. - Your other three are all fucking-- - 'Cause they're all very long. - Is a Shelby only a two-seater? - No. - No. - It's a four-seater? - It's a two-door. - Yeah. - Okay, two-door. Okay, I didn't know. I saw the pictures. - Yeah, it's not a coupe. - Oh, okay. - Yeah. - But awesome. - Nice. - Yeah, it's always funny to reference like the older cars from the '30s-- - Yes. - And shit and reference them to now. - Yeah. - Because everything went from being a fucking boat on wheels to a matchbox on wheels. - Yeah. - Now you have a smart car. - See, that's a thing. - Yeah, that thing's a joke. - I saw videos of like-- - The French actually made an electric car in like the early '40s, late '30s. - I'm not surprised. - Yeah. - Not surprised. - Well, I've been seeing all kinds of Instagram videos of the earlier cars that they made and stuff like that. But then I also saw new videos of collisions, of cars, like running into like a cement and everything else. And like the new Ford Bronco. - Oh, that thing is made out of ice. - It's made out of paper. - That thing was crunched. I think the only thing that-- - Which was terrifying 'cause I legit when they re-released it in the Bronco. I was like, "Oh, Bronco." And he's like, "No." I was like, "Okay." No, it's made out of-- - Yeah, we were driving out of the road. - No, I didn't know that. - We were driving out of the road and she was just like saying, "Oh, I really want that." Like, no, we're not getting that. - We saw one coming the other direction that we were like, "We're going one way." And I was like, "Oh, yeah, the new Ford Bronco's." I didn't research, I'm like, "No." And he's like, "Oh, no, they're terrible." And I was like, "Oh, okay, my God." (laughs) Yeah, no, they're cute, they're really cute, but no, no, not for an accident, no for that. - Anything above 30 miles an hour in those things. - It just tears you. - And you go head on, you're done. - Yeah, from either end. - Yeah. - It's gonna take time for me to-- - They can turn it into a fucking sardine can. - Yeah. - They put one video I saw. They put the ass of the Bronco against the brick wall and had a semi fucking come at it. - Oh, Lord. - It went. - Yeah, accordion. - No, good. - There was only maybe like one or two vehicles in that. It was like a list of like 20 vehicles that actually were, it didn't even do it that. It just like did a little bit. - Jeep's one of them. - Was it the Jeep? - Yeah, 'cause they're cage. - Yeah. - They're still frame. - Yeah, the Wrangler's one of them. - And then it was a Ford. - It was a pickup. - Yeah, yeah, it was a Ford F. - I thought it was an SUV. I remember it was an SUV inside of it that basically barely got any damage where you're very safe in that vehicle. - You didn't get any think of the Telluride. - I don't know what it was, but-- - The Telluride is very safe. - Your original Ford Bronco, though, that's a different story. - Oh, yeah. - I think we used to have, I was steel. - You used to have an old Ford Bronco? - That one. - I don't fucking know. I didn't know cars, but we used to have one. - Oh, man. - We used to have an old Bronco too, and a old fucking blazer. - Oh, Jesus, man. - Those two things, they were fucking nice. - Yeah. - No, this is a good, this was fun. - Yeah, on the little muscle cars and classic cars and little piece wagons and stuff like that. Cheese fans or whatever you call it. - It's a micro bus. - So that is the end of our tasting episode. - It's my penis cars from the '30s and '40s and '50s. (laughing) They're all phallic-shaped, but they're so sexy. - Well, I would fuck a morganeero like hard. I think it's beautiful, it is beautiful. - Well, join us for our next taste room and we will see you guys later. - Put that bitch away, what? - No, you won't. - I would. - Later. - Would you? - Yes. - Thank you for listening to our bonus episode for season four of "The Tasting Room." If you like our show, please leave a five-star rating on Apple Podcast and Spotify. Guys, this helps out enormously. 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Send us a Text Message.Join Ragnar, Ron, and the Barrel Aged Chicks ladies, Snow and Sammy, as they rank their top 5 classic cars from 1979 and earlier. This fun episode of "The Tasting Room" dives into the world of vintage automobiles, featuring lively discussions about iconic models and memorable car moments. Enjoy the nostalgia and excitement as the hosts share their favorite classic rides!!!Support the Show.Subscribe to our YOUTUBE Channel to watch video versions of our showhttps://youtub...
