Видео

They're put together with screws, so it was easy peasy! I wish all the little cars were put together that way! I'd be swapping everything! 😁

Well, I'm glad I'm not the only one who sees the wheel thing! 😆 But overall, I think they're pretty good! They've done a really good job on the body itself; it's very well proportioned. Really, other than the front wheel thing and the non-existent differential, I'll give it good marks! Thanks, Steve!

A Vega rust bucket!?! Say it ain't so!!! 😆 I've never owned a Vega personally, but I had a couple of friends who did, and they were ok little cars for the most part. One of them, a '74 GT that was bronze with white stripes and a white interior, I tried to buy from the owner for months, but he wouldn't sell. He ragged on the thing for a couple of months, blew the clutch, and dumped it on the towing company that picked it up. Pissed me off, but back then, they were disposable, so... Y'know, I haven't seen a Vega on the road in years. I know they're not extinct, but a good one is scarce! There was a time in the mid-80s when my favorite local junk yard had a baker's dozen of them lined up, waiting for the mobile crusher to come and flatten them. They'd yank the motor and trans, drain the tanks, and put it in line. They didn't bother with removing anything else; nobody was buying parts for them, so they went bye-bye. Kinda sad. But every car maker had their issues back then, so they weren't the only thing lined up for the crusher!

@T-JoesModelBusesandMore1210 Thanks, man! I think it's all crap myself, but it's fun and it stops me from touching my penis! Honestly, finding time to actuality make a video is the hard part. Talking stupid shit about cars, that's easy! 😆

Who do think it is?

It. Sorry, forgot it. Who do you think it is?

@@MaxtheFinger It sure looks like the Iceman to me.

@@T-JoesModelBusesandMore1210 The Iceman Cometh! 😆

@@T-JoesModelBusesandMore1210 It is! I detailed it a bit, but I haven't had it back on the channel. I think I need to!

Thanks, T-Joe! We had a '65 Corvair when I was a kid that had the same issue with the belts. But then my dad drove everything like he was racing at Daytona, so something was broke all the time. He broke a lot of stuff! 😆

I would be a bigger fan of them if I could get my hands on one! 😆 The big 4 put together some odd and cool stuff back in the day. I know you're a fan of Dusters and Demons; Google up South African Chrysler Charger. They a were 383 powered, right-hand drive amalgamation of both cars with a Charger badge thrown on! Weird! On the Forza car, if it didn't have such crappy paint, I probably would delete the shit on the door, but...🤨

It's the Captain Kangaroo song! 😂 Thanks, T- Joe!

I wish I still had some of those trashy old cars from back in the day when you could buy a running car for a couple hundred bucks. It's been a long time since I've had a car that I just didn't care about and could just beat the living tar out of it. 😁

@@MaxtheFinger Get a Nissan Altima. They are cheap. Run them until the CVT blows up!

@T-JoesModelBusesandMore1210 😆 I've always wanted to torture test a CVT! Don't get me thinkin'!

@@MaxtheFinger Oh, you'll get a kick out of it because they scream when they suffer.

@T-JoesModelBusesandMore1210 🤣

Thanks, Brian! 😁

@@briancritchley5295 I can see that as well. I wouldn't kick any of them out of the garage for leaking oil! 😆

If I could have a cool old car, it would be the 64 Galaxy, set up like a stock car.

@ShortbusGang That would be cool! I love old stock cars from back in the day!

@@oscarvargas1491 What!?! I gotta try it! 😀

😆 She almost drown! Thanks and welcome!

😆 I have the right to remain silent, so I shall!

LOL. Cant say I have either Thanks for recommending him. Great stuff

Thanks, buddy! 😁

@@bluesfan4life_945 🤣 You're first! You win the chrome pickle!

😆 Thank you, Your Grace!

They need to feed them less until quality improves! 😆 Wow! I'm a terrible human!

😆 I love 'em! Not that particular one, but in general. We had family friends when I was a kid that had a '65 duel-quad 425, triple white, then one of my high school friends had a '71 boat-tail with the 455, triple friggin' GM forest green. I took quite a few fast rides in those two. Pretty good cars for high speed, luxurious shenanigans! 😄 I don't know what happened to the '65, but the '71 wound up nose first in a big ditch at close to triple digit speed, so...

You know, no one watches this video, and I don't know why. Opening with a rectal exam story probably didn't help! 😆

I thought it was appropriate! 😆 Clutch friggin' rocks!

@@bluesfan4life_945 I know, right!?!

Yeah, I'm not a 'Mustang' guy either, but the '71-3s, I love 'em! They made a big impression on me when I was a kid and they were new.

@bluesfan4life_945 Thanks man! It's still one of my favorites!

To get around insurance rates, you could get those 302 2 bbls to run pretty well. It took some work though. An Edelbrock aluminum intake manifold, a Holley 650 cfm double pumper, a small Ford Motorsport camshaft to handle the extra fuel flow, and the hardest part of port matching and polishing the heads to a set of good Hooker headers. An electric fuel pump also helped to increase fuel pressure. They did have allot quicker throttle response and you could feel the difference how the ride pulled much harder. But 1972 rolled around and Detroit cut compression in all the muscle cars which lowered the horse power a great deal in the Hi-Po cars. Chrysler had a back stock of high performance stuff they still offered in later years. What was a High Performance package was called the Trailer Package. All the good stuff except for a good Hi-Po engine. Yes I am an old Gear~Head, Grease Monkey who loved the hot cars and fast ladies of the 70s!!!

​@stevemason5173 Oh, I know who you are, Mr. Mason! 😆 How's it goin', buddy! I've only had a couple of 302 powered cars myself, but I've worked on a bunch of them! They are great little engines; gotta be to have the lifespan they had! The two that I had really accentuated the difference that the drop in compression ratios made on the smaller engines in general. I had a '70 and a '73 Torino, both 302/auto, 2-V, that I just did the typical stuff to, a good tune with a bit of a bump in timing. The '70 just lit up! It was a ball to drive! The '73 was a D O GG dog! I'm couldn't tell you what gearing they were running; maybe the '70 was a bit steeper, but I doubt it. They both turned about 2400 rpm at 60, so... The '73 just didn't have any snap.

@bluesfan4life_945 Yes sir! It'll strip it off quick!

There was music? 😆 It's been too long! Thanks! I just noticed your channel name. Is that like SOuthern ILlinois?

Oh! That music! 😆 I hadn't watched this since I made it!

​@@MaxtheFingerYes sir. The Unofficial 51st in the Union

@bluesfan4life_945 😆 When people ask where I'm from, I specify SOUTHERN Illinois. I don't want anyone thinking that I have class or good taste! That's way too much pressure, man!

I'm either to stubborn or to stupid to leave IL but I love it down here despite the corruption of Shitcago calling the shots for the WHOLE state.

Thank you! I appreciate the flowers! 😁

Thanks T-Joe! How's the weather today?

@@MaxtheFinger Boring weather today. Hotter than a witches' ass!!

If you're lucky, it comes out of your mouth! At least you don't have to wash out your pants in the urinal at the bar! 😆

I may do it. I like the way it turned out, so I might have to give that little extra! 😉

I cut out a good deal of high-test profanity on this one! 😆 Fuckin' getting old sucks!

@@larryhenry719 Thanks! I hope I don't disappoint you as much as I disappoint my wife! Welcome!

Thank you! I appreciate that! 😁👍

Thank you for properly spelling my last name, 🖕! I hate it when people get it wrong! 😆

Thanks, buddy! 😁

Do you want to sell that old split bumper Camaro the one that's beat up

Nah, i can't sell it, buddy. It's an old friend.

@stevemason5173 Thanks Steve! I appreciate the flowers! 😁 I profess to be a Mopar guy, and I am, but I can't put down anybody for what they dig! I've had a love affair with cars since I was a wee boy, and it just won't stop! Nor do I want it to! And I'm pretty sure you're the same way! 😉

😅

What's up, T-Joe! Yeah, man, those big Chevy's were a part of my childhood too! My mom had a '68 and a '71, my grandad had a '60, a '65, and a '74, then I went thru a bunch of them when I started driving. Most of them wound up broken. 😆

@@MaxtheFinger Yeah, we used to get the hand-me-downs. My great-uncle had a '69 Impala, my cousin a '64 Impala.

@briansdiecastthailandstoth6747 Thanks Brian! How's life treating you, buddy?

Thanks, buddy, I appreciate that!