. ♪ stuart: winnebago. they are going retro.ewest rv right outside the studio. >> they worked very hard at that. the only company that is and i can't in the rv industry. nobody else in the business and pull off something like this. we worked very hard. stuart: why would you do that? why would you deliberately look like 1972? >> this is on the likes of what volkswagen did with the new beetle. >> we have a camera inside the winnebago. that will show you, the viewer, the inside. how much? >> about $90,000. we will have to floor plans in this particular one. >> air-conditioning. >> absolutely. >> satellite-tv. >> yes. stuart: internet. >> portable device. stuart: gas mileage. >> about eight-ten. stuart: does it take premium or regular? >> >> regular. stuart: you really think that you could sell a guy with an accent like this? and all american iconic vehicle? okay. how many of these do you sell in england? >> we do not sell as many in england. stuart: have you seen the roads in england? wait a second, sales over the past year of winn

. >> we were taking winnebagos full of marijuana. >> reporter: he did time in the federal pen, his bunk mate, carlos lehder rivas who introduced him to cocaine. >> i said how much does it cost? he said $60,000 worth a kilo. the top of my head started spinning and thus began my journey through the gates of heck and back. >> and a round of applause comes as president nixon comes out of the plane. >> reporter: this was at the same time richard nixon called a war on drugs. but george says. >> cocaine was french champagne. it became a blizzard and it was blocking up everybody's nose. >> reporter: it was the summer of love. >> people had the greatest most powerful advertising in the world. i had hollywood behind me. >> reporter: the coke business was booming and george, now a middleman in the columbian drug cartel was making millions. >> it was a pain in the ass to be honest with you. >> reporter: at the time what did you do with it? >> sex, drugs, and rock and roll. >> reporter: by the 70s , he was the king of coke bringing in 85% of all cocaine to the u.s. he called it a walk in the park an

i'm a little confused about your second pick because it's winnebago which, to me, is a discretionaryook at winnebago, i guess you could say it's a boomer play, but why do you like a name? it's down 13% year to date, up 10% year-over-year. >> absolutely. it's down from 32. we just started buying at the 23, $24 level. there's about 1.85 in excess cash on the balance sheet with absolutely no debt. they do earn 25% on equity, and for each incremental dollar of revenue, they do 16, 16.5 cents. and we figure next year they'll be up another mid single ding creates in -- digits in terms of revenue. this year they're up 30% in terms of their delivery of units, and they'll turn about $1.85 to -- 1.90. there's no stock-based comp in the number, there's basically a 12 multiple, 25% on equity. certainly, the company's way out of favor in the stock market, and their target audience really is 60-year-old plus, that's over 50%. they're well segmented, they have what they call class a, class b, class c type of units. they have different price points. they've done a lot of market research. and so i th

but you know, getting stoned actresses out of winnebagos at 3:00 in the morning is more fun when youre 20 than when you are 40. >> so, 15 years ago he joined glickenhaus and company, an investment house in manhattan founded by his father. >> jim came to me and said, "dad, the party is over in movies, can you use me?" >> seth glickenhaus is 98 and until recently worked at his firm four days a week. he recently decided to transition the $900 million in the company's management to newberg-betterman. jim will stay on as senior consultant. >> is there any skill set applicable in terms of the cars and in terms of what you do on wall street? >> it is the ability to look at something and to say, "this is really a very valuable thing. and one day it will be even more valuable." >> so far jim has put together a very valuable car collection. he owns 16 sports and luxury models, including six ferraris, and he keeps most of them on show in this heated 8,000 square foot garage. >> there are worse hobbies a husband could have. >> jim's wife, meg, doesn't share her husband's life-long obsession, but