Forgotten Oldies - Hot Rod Lincoln, The Late Charlie Ryan video free download

Christopher Chipps

This is the one I like, I first heard this when I was a kid. I dont care for the other one by Commander Cody.

Karie and Tony

thank you for memories

Andrew Wade

Badass tune

Joe Harrington

Greatest car song ever.

steve baker

After thinking about it for about 50 years, I've decided this is maybe my favorite song.

Jimmy Sales

Who played lead guitar on the original Charley Ryan and Livingston Bros version? ronda2 says it was her father, but didn't name him. How about a photo please ronda? Oh, what about the next version backed by the Timberline Riders, who played the lead guitar? Was it the same line-up with a new name? Rock-on!

Jose Black

This here is the original, I believe??

gerry rand

He was from Spokane washington  I actually knew him. Very nice man

bill eekhof

in. Those days it wasn't 6.6 lirers it was a 440 as for rap blondi was the first with rapture

celtic outlaw

Man I know I'm only 19 but hot Damn no good music like this anymore

Ben S Hammonds

The real one, go mercury go

Josh Libbey

first heard it at my grandpa's house on record

kenhagerman

I listened to this when I was a kid,,,loved it.

Bob Konradi

I remember this song from "back in the day." Tremendous melody and lyrics. I've been listening to as many versions of this song as I could find on YouTube, and for whatever reason everybody else says "its got 8 cylinders and uses 'em all." This is the only version I could find that says "its got 12 cylinders and uses 'em all." The car definitely has a Lincoln flathead V12. I had my hands on the fenders and engine down at the Barrett-Jackson auction.

Bob Konradi

Car was sold @ Barrrett-Jackson auction in January, 2013. If you go to their website and look under Scottsdale 2013, lot # 7006 they have several large pics of the car. It had a 1941 Lincoln Zephyr sedan frame, shortened 24", with 1930 Ford Model A coupe body. Titled as a 1930 Ford. Built in 1949. I will try to upload 4 pics of the car. If upload is unsuccessful, go to B-J website for pics. Sale price plus buyers fee was $106,700.

ew1usnr

That was a tough Cadillac.

Chris E

1979 Contennental. 6.6 Liter. Those were the "days"

Greg Johnson

I think the real hot rod lincloln was sold at Barrette-Jackson a few weeks ago.

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