This is a 91 Mustang GT not a 88. You can tell by the wheels, short headrest seats and mass air meter shown. I don't think that shade of blue was offered after 1991. and the wheels were only offered after 1990 as stock equipment. I'm just into foxbody mustangs.
I had a 1993 convertible 4 cylinder. Immaculate. Someone ran a red light. Not a scratch on me. I sold it to a better home. Only had the headlights fall out. Drove it home. Front end collision. Only car i ever put a car bra on
$4000 in 1992 would be the equivalent of like $8500 today which is pretty high'ish but in the condition its in its not "horrible" but not a "deal" either..
@@hyp3r-systems838 That car appears to be an about 89/90 and this episode is from 96/97. $4,000 (about $8000 in 2024) for an 8 year old sports car in that condition is still a good reasonable price.
Everyone talks about how careless and accident-prone Tim is, but Al spilled jelly on the car, Al slipped on grease during the Irish jig, and Al knocked himself through a wall by using the wrong remote on a Murphy bed.
I passed my drivers test in a 5 speed 5.0 Mustang foxbody. First time I ever drove it on the road after that was a snow storm. Not hard, if you know how to drive.
$2500 for the car, $2000 for the doughnuts that only al wanted since Al wanted the doughnuts make him pay the two grand. Tim had the lady figured out from the start even though he was a jackass about it on his own show. And he was right the whole gift of food routine and the little old lady routine, they are shady business tactics. Never do business with a go between deal with one own one title, be firm in the amount your willing to spend, don't try and play hardball. And don't be a douchebag to the seller they can and will jack the price up.
Raymond Belmont with a real show, the car would have already been bought. They wouldn’t do a live negotiation precisely for what happened in the clip. The seller has all the power when it’s live. The host would look like a joke if they couldn’t get a deal. So a live negotiation would force them to pay much higher. So they do it before hand and play act like they are really negotiating.
@@Rushinator1 doing a live show is still a bad move, cause the sale ain't over till you have a printed bill of sale and the money and title changes hands, and the title change notorized.
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i have two friends in their 50's who never learned to drive at all. i didn't learn until i was 25. i never understood people's love of cars and driving. i don't even like riding in cars and drive as little as possible. anything with an engine makes me uncomfortable. wish i could walk and bike everywhere. the world was so much better off, so much cleaner and safer and less expensive before engines and fuel were invented. cars and driving are way overrated
My mom never learned and now that my dad is gone I have to take her places along with other people. It's call freedom. If you want to go get donuts at 3 am, you can. If there is disaster, you can be one of the first out of town. You won't get far quickly on a bike. I have been driving since I was 16, first a motorcycle, then a small truck. It enabled me to always have a job and to have opportunities none drivers don't have. Anyone I have ever known that was unemployed for long periods didn't have a car.
The joy of driving is in the sense of freedom and adventure it brings. For advanced drivers who truly love driving at its core, it’s the visceral sensations of being behind the wheel, in the driver seat, working with the car to overcome all obstacles and paths that have come your way. Yes, a horse may be able to offer the same form of transport as a car, but it’s nowhere near as responsive, fast, or engaging. To be able to go 300 miles in any direction in 4-5 hours is the cars greatest strength; it opens up the world around you, as we know it.
judas brute well if it wasn’t for people driving and especially truckers your wouldn’t have a nice house to live in a phone computer a bed! The world as we know it would be so different food would be more expensive next time you go to Walmart look at the shelves! Everything on there is delivered by truck the commodities in life are from driving!!! Be thankful
Brad should've used that car in the "Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift" instead of his Daddy's Viper :)
that would be some golden tier easter egging
he really needs that car, cause hes gonna race in fast and furious Tokyo drift
More like slide into pedestrians
@@DavidTube5 knowing Brad hes going to do it on purpose
This isntnhisndaddys viper
@@johnaranjo2059 no, this mustang was to slow so he used his daddys viper instead for that scene!
How he bought a Mustang GT, but raced with a Dodge SRT10 Viper still blows my mind. 🤯
Mrs. Landingham hasn't had the best luck with cars, but she did pretty well on this one.
She knew way more about this car than the one on west wing
*Compression tests one of 8 cylinders*
Yeah it’s good.
With the engine running to
This is a 91 Mustang GT not a 88. You can tell by the wheels, short headrest seats and mass air meter shown. I don't think that shade of blue was offered after 1991. and the wheels were only offered after 1990 as stock equipment.
I'm just into foxbody mustangs.
Francisco Fernandes nice observation.
Also love the fox body mustangs
I like them when you throw a Chevy engine in them
4K for a clean 5.0?? I would snatch that thing up in a second.
I had a 1993 convertible 4 cylinder. Immaculate. Someone ran a red light. Not a scratch on me. I sold it to a better home. Only had the headlights fall out. Drove it home. Front end collision. Only car i ever put a car bra on
those wheels were first availible in 91 not 90
Al: Well Tim, it does look pretty clean to me.....(jelly dropped on the manifold) 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣
$3,500. For that car? In that shape?
Pretty good deal.
$4000 in 1992 would be the equivalent of like $8500 today which is pretty high'ish but in the condition its in its not "horrible" but not a "deal" either..
Wasn't it $4,500 in the end? $2,500 for the car and $2,000 for the donuts 😄
@@hyp3r-systems838 That car appears to be an about 89/90 and this episode is from 96/97.
$4,000 (about $8000 in 2024) for an 8 year old sports car in that condition is still a good reasonable price.
I remember the episode. The car gets stolen and they identify it with the jelly donut stain
Spoiler alert 🚨 lol jk
I know it’s a tv show, but testing one cylinder at out eight?
Also, doing a compression test on a used car isn't very common. lol
Another random recommended video from 9 years ago....
you don't start a car to do a compression test
Mrs. Landingham!
Everyone talks about how careless and accident-prone Tim is, but Al spilled jelly on the car, Al slipped on grease during the Irish jig, and Al knocked himself through a wall by using the wrong remote on a Murphy bed.
See what working with Tim has done to Al? Tim is such a bad influence.
Debbe Dunning = smokeshow.
I’d pay 4K
In good condition woth today's inflation? Hell yeah lol
$5500 now
Do a crossover episode when you buy it.
Mrs.McKlusky!
*Goana drive that in Detroit’s snow with rear wheel drive!?* LoL
Real men can handle rwd
I passed my drivers test in a 5 speed 5.0 Mustang foxbody. First time I ever drove it on the road after that was a snow storm. Not hard, if you know how to drive.
2:17 his reaction lol
an 88 mustang gt in the early 90s... brad was ballin
If they do a reboot, Brad will still be Ballin.
Never give a teenager a sports car.
1999
This took place in 1998 that's not early 90s early 90s would be 1990, 91,92, 93. Mid 90s 1994, 95, 96. Late 90s 1997, 98, 99.
It's a 90 or above if its original. Lower head rests and pony wheels introduced in 90
Benjamin you from Ontario Canada man?
Calvin Coolidge.....1924.....LOL
Now _that's_ old even for 1999. On top of that, the voting age was 21 in the 1920s.
$2000 for jelly donuts? Don't go to that bakery again.
Or, better yet - don't insult the seller that either made or bought such donuts.
Mmm two tone blue with the grey bottom.. rare nowadays… wish I had one
I remember this. Greenlight will me releasing it with GMP's molding this year very soon.
That's what brought me here. It does look sweet. I don't see any Greenlight reference however
Back when you could buy a Mustang for 4k and people used Blue Book 📘 😂
Did the writers know that Michael McCready is the name of Pearl Jam's guitarist?
Mrs.Laningham!!!!
MY DAD HAS THAT SAME TUPPERWARE!!!
Brad should've used this car to take on Sean in Fast and Furious Tokyo Drift
This was the early 90s...
It was the late 90s. This episode aired in 1999.
Alex Cheetah yep this was their 8th and final season
That’s not an 88. My guess by the seats, wheels and colour, it’s a 92. Could be a 91 or a 93
$2500 for the car, $2000 for the doughnuts that only al wanted since Al wanted the doughnuts make him pay the two grand.
Tim had the lady figured out from the start even though he was a jackass about it on his own show.
And he was right the whole gift of food routine and the little old lady routine, they are shady business tactics.
Never do business with a go between deal with one own one title, be firm in the amount your willing to spend, don't try and play hardball.
And don't be a douchebag to the seller they can and will jack the price up.
Raymond Belmont with a real show, the car would have already been bought. They wouldn’t do a live negotiation precisely for what happened in the clip.
The seller has all the power when it’s live. The host would look like a joke if they couldn’t get a deal. So a live negotiation would force them to pay much higher.
So they do it before hand and play act like they are really negotiating.
@@Rushinator1 doing a live show is still a bad move, cause the sale ain't over till you have a printed bill of sale and the money and title changes hands, and the title change notorized.
Guess he lost the pink slip
130 PSI sounds a little low.
Only checked on one cylinder, and psi should be around 160-175.
@@TheDD5623 Sounds about right.
All depends on the comoression ratio
Its a ho 5.0 should be no less then 180
@@71sc502 true, but even on a stock 302 compression should be at least 150 PSI. He should really be checking it with a vacuum gauge too.
Mrs Laningham from WEst Wing
Tim needs to take a little time out for himself and lie in the grass and do nothing...
Good episode
nice car even tho my name is for chevys but i did own a corbra that body style when i was in high school and had ALOT of fun in it.
you got a cobra with an extra R. nice
1:06
I thought brad had a camaro
@ilovetallwomen22 chop shop till you drop
Patricia you like tim moments his tv kids i be new tv daughter tv sister my interview next year
kathryn joosten :(
Man I would love to have that 88 mustang gt in mint condition like that one and I would throw a huge 410 cubic inch sbc that makes 900 hp
Or just leave her unmolested
88? That thing's not a real Mustang, that's a shoe box with a Mustang badge!
Ben Hislop says you
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i have two friends in their 50's who never learned to drive at all. i didn't learn until i was 25. i never understood people's love of cars and driving. i don't even like riding in cars and drive as little as possible. anything with an engine makes me uncomfortable. wish i could walk and bike everywhere. the world was so much better off, so much cleaner and safer and less expensive before engines and fuel were invented. cars and driving are way overrated
My mom never learned and now that my dad is gone I have to take her places along with other people.
It's call freedom. If you want to go get donuts at 3 am, you can. If there is disaster, you can be one of the first out of town. You won't get far quickly on a bike. I have been driving since I was 16, first a motorcycle, then a small truck. It enabled me to always have a job and to have opportunities none drivers don't have. Anyone I have ever known that was unemployed for long periods didn't have a car.
The joy of driving is in the sense of freedom and adventure it brings. For advanced drivers who truly love driving at its core, it’s the visceral sensations of being behind the wheel, in the driver seat, working with the car to overcome all obstacles and paths that have come your way. Yes, a horse may be able to offer the same form of transport as a car, but it’s nowhere near as responsive, fast, or engaging. To be able to go 300 miles in any direction in 4-5 hours is the cars greatest strength; it opens up the world around you, as we know it.
judas brute well if it wasn’t for people driving and especially truckers your wouldn’t have a nice house to live in a phone computer a bed! The world as we know it would be so different food would be more expensive next time you go to Walmart look at the shelves! Everything on there is delivered by truck the commodities in life are from driving!!! Be thankful
What are you....a hippie????
🤡🤡🤡
Brad sits like that in the bathroom
Mrs. Landingham!