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These are checkwritten builds. Dont expect numbers matching. The car next to it is a Javelin with a buttload of AMX decals on it.

There's great guides on how to fix the manufacture defect with Northstar V8s that can be done without even dropping the engine out. its not actually as bad as reddit makes it out to be

94-2006s arent attractive. They look rather cheap. Nice paint on them but they dropped the ball by then. A Nissan Maxima was more luxurious and more reliable. Shame. They didnt get right until the CT6 but the market moved past sedans then to SUVs.

@@SnepperStepTV northstar is just problems because you have to buy extra tools to service it

These didnt come like that. These are new bodies, fwd chassis. Opera lights were on tbe rwd chassis

@@broncomcbane6382u can add opera lights from the rwd chassis when you put a vinyl roof on

@@LeonardStone-vh9cm one of them is for sale.

Yep. Ill film the car card next time. Its just hard to do when people are walking in front of it and also there are so many other beautiful cars. But if you do a search I also found the 1958 Pontiac Bonneville convertible and two 1959 Buicks the Invicta and Electra to counter this as another GM offering. What I want to see is the 59 Oldsmobile 98. I have posted 54, 55, 56, 57 and 58 Oldsmobiles and similar Chevrolet and Pontiac and Buicks and Cadillacs. I prefer the Olds models the best of GM brands. The 56-62 Chryslers I also have a few videos of Plymouth Suburbans, Belvederes, Furys, Chrysler Newport Windsors, NYers, Imperials, and I finally caught a pair of DeSotos a Fireflyte and Firedome but it was nighttime. Dodges are rare from this era to find.

YES this was in New York. Some of the video was the Adirondack Nationals in Lake George. Others are the Queens Historical Society Club in Bayshore, Queens. Some are the Northern New Jersey Cadillac LaSalle Club others from the Staten Island Annual Antique Show. Some features are from the South Jersey Olds Club or Pelham Bay Catholic Church fundraisers, etc.

@broncomcbane6382 yes those big fin cars are very cool. De Sotos Edsels Mercurys, I love 'em all. Most MOPARS from the '50's and '60's are hard to find. Engineering wise they were 2nd to none but the build quality was for sh*t. Most of them rusted away or met a sad fate at the local demo derby. You have a good eye so keep the videos coming. Remember different is better so if see a Chevette film it! Real car guys will appreciate it's rareity not that it was a piece of crap when it was new. From a cold and windy windy city enjoy. Spring will be here before we know it.

Ill get back to you on that. I BELIEVE it had a straight 6 with 3 Weber updraft carburetors. This I believe is an early 1970s model. I could be wrong...I recorded this car at another show in more detail. Im trying to find that memory card.

Have you ever seen the album cover for The Dazz Band album titled "Brick"? These cars were made for long US road trips back when the Interstate system was brand new.

He even dressed up as a 1970s era Mafia Don as a throwback. Joey "Big Knuckles" Travalgante 😂😅 and his foxy dame Marva😄

Me too. Absolutely underrated. Man I wish I was balling back in the 1970s!

New Jersey Dead Mans Curve

Never knew!

Never heard.of the show

@@johnfitcheard7112 sure is and I covered that in the video

@@BMPellogia hey thabk you for the extra information. Heres to see what 2025 brings at the car shows

@@bradhampton6457 yep sure. was

@@davidkastin4240 yep! Exactly. The numbers have arbitrary meanings.

I think 383 was a big block. 318, 340 and 360 is a small block

@@antoniohosino145 yep sure is.

@@mellowoutman4516 yes 383 is a BIg block. But there are engine in this family The B family that have higher deck height because of said longer stroke, the 413, 426 and 440 which differ primarily from higher deck height so respectfully named the RB family as in "raised B". The Mopar 383 is unappreciated but a quite dynamic engine. They are really cheap now. Now dont be confused the Chevy 383 and Ford 383 strokers are small block V8s.

@@broncomcbane6382 My buddy had a 383 six pack red 1970 Challenger. R/T Cops impounded it and he never got it back.

@@dennislettich4035 i cant really tell the difference between a 660 and 770. The week I recorded this video...as a 660...I went to Lake George and a guy from Boston had the same car but his was a 770.

Who said 1975?

Sure were. With 93 octane these cars flew

@@alanstrong55 no. What happens is there are so many cars at these shows and im trying to captute them all that some cars Im just too tired to speak.

@@Kman. Small shows? there are at least 200 cars here at this show. These are shows in the New York City area

@@broncomcbane6382 I didn't STATE small shows...I was ASKING, not even knowing if the videos of separate cars were all at ONE show, or MULTIPLE shows. ~:) New York, _B-r-r-r-r.

@Kman. Multiple shows over April to November. Most are community shows, church shows, some semi-nationals or make specific events.

@@broncomcbane6382 Copy that. Yeah, the last few years has seen a _SURGE_ in church car shows. It's like they're jumping on the bandwagon & see how profitable they can be, & generally for good causes. Granted, they "generally" are smaller, but they usually put good one on.

@Kman. Also an effort to get new parishioners. Churches are suffering in the Era of Me, Myself and I'deology.

My fault entirely

Ok

Not in Fordese.

@@jamesbosworth4191 ? I'm missing the joke I reckon. Help me out if you would~:)

@@Kman. Its not a joke, that is the Ford advertised it. 4 door sedans were called Fordor Sedans, 2 door sedans were called Tudor Sedans. They used those terms into the 50s. Check out period advertising if you don't believe it. Just like Ford never advertised the 59 Galaxie as a "Fairlane 500 Galaxie", just "Ford Galaxie", never advertised the 59 Meteor Montcalm as a "Ridaeu 500 Montcalm", just "Meteor Montcalm", and Chevrolet never advertised the 58 Impala as "Bel Air Impala", just "Chevy Impala".

@jamesbosworth4191 no, I don't doubt that at all, I just never heard that. In fact, not being familiar with that particular car, I queried "Four Door" and my search did not correct me when it pulled up pictures on the automobile. Thanks for the information. 👍

@jamesbosworth4191 As far as the Tudor goes which I have heard of, I have pronounced that all along like Two-dur... Is the pronunciation two door or Two-dur?