Jay! Jay!
Who is it?
Offset.
-Up tight? -Offset!
Oh, Offset. Yeah. All right.
Jay.
With a collection of over 180 cars, to media and talk show host,
Jay Leno is the godfather of Hollywood car collectors.
You got some wild shit in here, man.
I want to learn from this OG.
I've been in a world-class collection and about how he makes money on wheels.
That's a P1 McLaren.
That's a McLaren.
That one... was 800,098.
The last offer I got for it was 17 and a half million.
Seventeen and a half million?
One sold for 20 million at Monterey this year.
When I hear stories about cars for 17 mil,
I know that I have a lot to learn from this OG.
And for driving in LA, you got this. Gonna have a tank.
Oh, my God.
You got road rage, just turn this right there.
Just point that at people.
They don't say nothing about the gun?
It calms people right down.
-Here's the world's fastest barstool. -Barstool?
It's got 400 horsepower.
Barstool?
-And it drives 400 horsepower? -Yeah.
I'm done looking.
I'm ready to get out and test drive a couple of these cars.
I've been watching Jay Leno since I was a kid.
This is a 1958 Chrysler Imperial. The thing is hilarious.
-Look how big it is. -Agreed.
Now look at the dashboard. You're gonna love the gauges.
Oh, my God! Like two big ass twelves.
You have speakers.
If you need glasses to see that speedometer, you shouldn't be driving.
-Can I open the door? -Yeah.
Oh, shit.
Oh, my God!
-Yeah. -Carolina blue leather?
-They don't even make this no more, baby. -Yeah. Yeah.
Pulling up and down Rodeo in this.
Should we take it out for a spin?
-Hell yeah. -Let's do it.
-Oh, I get to ride with Jay! -Let's do it.
Jay built his collection over 50 years and I wanted to learn how.
-Your first car was a-- -My first car was '34 Ford pickup truck.
I got it when I was 14.
My dad and I dragged it back home,
worked it on it a couple years, got it running. What was your first car?
My first car was a Challenger 2012.
-All right. -So one day, I'm walking.
As I'm walking...
-I see, like, a briefcase, right? -Right.
But it's, like, old.
I open it and there was, like, this manila envelope... with "22" on it.
All right.
So when I opened the envelope, it was 22K in it.
Twenty-two thousand dollars?
It was $22,000 in the woods behind my mom's house.
-How old were you when this happened? -I'm 20 years old.
-Twenty years old, okay. -Twenty years old.
Do I call the police?
And so I get to Quavo's house, I'm like, "Yo, bro. I just found $22,000."
-He's like, "Get the **** out of here." -Yeah.
And he's like, "Oh."
-We see it and it's all in older bills. -Right.
He's like, "Man, hell no. Don't tell nobody.
We about to go get a car. You tripping. We ain't got no wheels."
And that was my first car.
Cars like this are not expensive.
They're fun to drive. They're easy to fix.
How much is this car right here?
Oh, this car would be about 65,000, 70,000.
This is a car, if something's wrong with it, fix it up,
fix the problem, put it back.
-You know, you have a Bugatti-- -I heard you got to send it overseas.
Oh, it's crazy.
It's crazy.
Is that why you don't have a newer one and got the older one?
I don't want the car to own me.
-I want to own the car. -Right.
I'll show you how they did it back in the day.
It's a school-- Old school. This is before school. I'll show you.
-All right. Before school. -Before there was school.
I think OG lost his mind when he showed me this one.
1909 Baker Electric.
-1909? -Yeah.
This thing is so old,
I'm half-expecting Jay to hitch this thing to a horse.
-Can I open it? -Open the door.
-Hop in. -Oh, shit.
-Wait, where the steering wheel at? -Wait. You sit here.
Sit on this side and I'll show you. I'm coming around.
All right. Ready for this?
Okay.
-You know what that is? -No. What's that?
That's your steering wheel.
How is it just driving?
It's electric. It's an electric car like a Tesla.
From 1909?
1909. They had electric cars before they had gas cars.
It blows my mind. It's crazy. An electric car from 1909.
A whole 100 years before Tesla.
-How did you know how to drive this? -It's easy to drive.
Instead of a steering wheel, you've just got a stick. You move the stick around.
Oh, my God.
This shit is like phone booth.
"Hello. It's Clark Kent"
Exactly.
I can't believe we riding in this shit. This shit drives this shit.
I'll take you back to the shop. I got one last thing I want to show you.
One last thing?
One last thing with that car we just drove in. I want to show you.
Man, the experience today with Jay was life changing.
Jay taught me so much, I don't know how I'll repay this guy, man.
Certain knowledge you gave me on these cars that I never knew.
That I could pass on.
I wanted to show you something. This one. Come around here.
I want to show you how big this trunk-- Here. Get in.
-Get in there? -Yeah.
See how big it is.
-Jay? -See that nice watch he has?
-It's mine now. -Jay?
-See you in about a week. -Jay?
-Where you at? -Don't talk to strangers.
Don't do me like this.
Oh, hell no.
Jay!