@@brandonknight7240 Yes indeed! I had a '68 Camaro SS that had with a "spring loaded" Hurst shifter, atop one of those whiney M-22s. I just had to hit a certain RPM & slam it straight up from 2nd to 3rd, still used the clutch tho, as I recall...long long time ago! Of course with those 4:11s in the rear, I usually came off the line in 2nd gear, so shifting wasn't much of a problem, Real Estate was! Still fun times! Rock on all!
I'd settle for elevens with no power shifting, especially if I had to drive it home! Wow, he went through all four gears! Let's hear it for the three pedal crowd. No slush boxes!
@@125southernnh2 All true to the above. But I guess "not" doing a burnout will also save on the life of his tires. The entire purpose of having a drag car with a 4 speed, is the ability to row the stick shift correctly, to get the cars maximum performance. And I would think if a person wanted the world to see a video of his machine, and driving talents, then powershifting would be on the top of his list. Especially using an in car camera shot. (But hey, that's just me.)
I used to side step the clutch w/out letting off the gas. I was good at it too. Was also good at breaking stuff. I wonder how much it actually lowered my et.
Brings back some great memories of going drag racing with my late brother. He had a wicked 69 Nova SS with a 427 in it…11 flat at just over 120 at the traps. I always remember when we pulled into car shows people just stopped and stared. That car had the best cam idle ever and it’d shake the windows in the house.
In June of 1967 my father brought home a new Camaro. 210 horse 327 with three on the tree. He kept that car all his life until he passed in 2002. I told my sisters that car is coming home with me. I will never sell it. Before Dad passed he upgraded to a 350 with a 4 Speed M-22. May your father live long. God bless the fathers who brought home a 1967 Camaro new back in the day.👍
@@rickreardon4163 When my dad bought it he paid $1,200 and it was already a classic because he got it around 91. His grandmother gave him the “loan” and he bought it out of the local newspaper ads. He most recently got a bunch of radio/speaker stuff and is completely replacing the wiring harnesses and fixing things that have been broken forever. When I went back home for a visit he had me help him fix the defroster lever 😂
@@gerardorojas9304 That sounds fun! We met a CHP officer who had been taking every single bit of overtime he could to put money into his 67 Camaro. He basically replaced everything besides the body and interior. Good luck on the car!
@@rickreardon4163 Right on!! My first car too late 80s. Sad most kids sell it for nothing in a weekend and dont think nothing of it. Cant imagine selling anything that was given to me...keep driving it
That engine sounds healthy nothing wrong with his shifting no need to beat it up he said car is a daily driver . Low 11 second stick car on the street = tons of fun
fun car,, great driving, yes you can hold the gas down and power shit it and go a little faster, but that is so much harder on the drive train, and this way you get to drive home. engine sounds so good and you kept it in the power rpm's.
And in the 1960s you could go down to the dealership and tell them what you wanted on your new car and place the order. Times have changed. Awesome video.
Wow! From the looks of his original ac gauges, it looks like he made this run with the ac going!! His car must have one of those original 327/275hp engines like mine. :)
I had that car myself.. 327 with fuely heads.. threw on some headers and Hush-Thrush glass packs, and a Holley four barrel.. probably should have stuck with the original Rochester one though. I still dream about that car now and again.. and that was 50 years ago that I had it. Loved that car.
Reapplying the clutch and throttle after ever shift is actually harder on the car. Many years ago they put a camera under a Chevy II and tried both ways of shifting, speed shifting and slow shifting. They found that speed shifting kept the slack out of the drive train and transmission, therefore keeping the load constant which put less strain on the suspension, motor mounts and frame.
I think that car is faster than he drove it . I use to speed shift faster than that in my younger days . I think he was just taking it a little bit easy on his sweet creation . Nice ride !!! 😎
The shifting was so smooth and he was super relaxed.
Yea also he didnt act like a fking moron slamming it into gear - he allowed the clutch to work
@@brandonknight7240 Yes indeed! I had a '68 Camaro SS that had with a "spring loaded" Hurst shifter, atop one of those whiney M-22s. I just had to hit a certain RPM & slam it straight up from 2nd to 3rd, still used the clutch tho, as I recall...long long time ago! Of course with those 4:11s in the rear, I usually came off the line in 2nd gear, so shifting wasn't much of a problem, Real Estate was! Still fun times! Rock on all!
Displayed restraint on the shifts. Out to have a good time, not destroy his ride. Too cool!
Shaq Hall cause he’s From Britain
What motor? Sounds like a LS
You know he's old school when he's wearing converse.
👌
Let me guess.. 🤔 Factory big block crate motor? 509 CI?
The converse shoes, stick shift and a 67 muscle car is the school for me too.
Yep converse and 67 camaro, nice
@@mustardproductions3531 572, no need to stop at a baby 509 😂😂😂
The 4 gear lasted longer than my last relationship
Lmao 😂😂
If he could shift he'd knock a couple tens of his time,
Probably a ten second car if he knew how to shift it
@@antoninopezzino526 Oh you can shift a muncie 4 speed faster? This isn't your integra
Don't own an integra Captain but my Camaros tremec for sure Doo Doo.
I'd settle for elevens with no power shifting, especially if I had to drive it home! Wow, he went through all four gears!
Let's hear it for the three pedal crowd. No slush boxes!
True story. His drive train must be pretty stout to pop off 11's. He's adding life to it by not power-shifting.
@@125southernnh2 All true to the above. But I guess "not" doing a burnout will also save on the life of his tires. The entire purpose of having a drag car with a 4 speed, is the ability to row the stick shift correctly, to get the cars maximum performance. And I would think if a person wanted the world to see a video of his machine, and driving talents, then powershifting would be on the top of his list. Especially using an in car camera shot. (But hey, that's just me.)
I'd rather run 11s and not have to have a roll bar and cruise with the kids...
@@125southernnh2 i agree 100%. but damn me to a honda civic, it sho is a lot more fun when ya don't lift that right foot. lol
Tres pedelos
I personally like the way you shifted your trans. You don't have to beat it to pieces to have a good time.
I used to side step the clutch w/out letting off the gas. I was good at it too. Was also good at breaking stuff. I wonder how much it actually lowered my et.
I slam the shit. fuck it. The chicks like it too, because I slam all of them right after.
@@thetruth6872 Gonna lose banging time when you're swapping your 5th transmission.
Spicket Spaghet ...😂😂😂 That was funny af. 👍
@@thetruth6872 OK virgin
I'm happy to know other countries enjoy good ol' American muscle.
Even though dude caint drive
@@joesmuckatelly8282 looked fine to me.
There are lot of them in Europe
Uploaded in 2010... but RUclips decides nows the time to recommend it to everyone.
Southern Pimp Yeah? And?
RUclips is a lot more short video friendly now
Would have been nice to see the outside of the car as well...
Ha !
He hauled the guys ass behind him
Nah , the video showed exactly what i wanted to see . .. Some sweet ass shifting .
Yeah it certainly was a 67 it had vent wings but would love to seen the car is nice is anterior was can help but think it was a real sweet ride
Hell...YES! Great sound! Great video! No commentary...No BS...Just a cockpit view of a 67 Camaro blasting the 1/4 mile. Awesome!!
Brings back some great memories of going drag racing with my late brother. He had a wicked 69 Nova SS with a 427 in it…11 flat at just over 120 at the traps. I always remember when we pulled into car shows people just stopped and stared. That car had the best cam idle ever and it’d shake the windows in the house.
10 y/0 video. I watch this over and over with my speakers at full blast. Simply bad ass, even for a mustang guy.
Mmm, I love that Camaro sound. My father’s first car was a 1967 Camaro and he still has it. He’s putting in a 6-speed manual transmission in it now ☺️
In June of 1967 my father brought home a new Camaro. 210 horse 327 with three on the tree. He kept that car all his life until he passed in 2002. I told my sisters that car is coming home with me. I will never sell it. Before Dad passed he upgraded to a 350 with a 4 Speed M-22. May your father live long. God bless the fathers who brought home a 1967 Camaro new back in the day.👍
Wow my dad's first car was also a 1967 Camaro. I plan on restoring it pretty soon.
@@rickreardon4163 When my dad bought it he paid $1,200 and it was already a classic because he got it around 91. His grandmother gave him the “loan” and he bought it out of the local newspaper ads. He most recently got a bunch of radio/speaker stuff and is completely replacing the wiring harnesses and fixing things that have been broken forever. When I went back home for a visit he had me help him fix the defroster lever 😂
@@gerardorojas9304 That sounds fun! We met a CHP officer who had been taking every single bit of overtime he could to put money into his 67 Camaro. He basically replaced everything besides the body and interior. Good luck on the car!
@@rickreardon4163 Right on!! My first car too late 80s.
Sad most kids sell it for nothing in a weekend and dont think nothing of it.
Cant imagine selling anything that was given to me...keep driving it
That engine sounds healthy nothing wrong with his shifting no need to beat it up he said car is a daily driver . Low 11 second stick car on the street = tons of fun
fun car,, great driving, yes you can hold the gas down and power shit it and go a little faster, but that is so much harder on the drive train, and this way you get to drive home. engine sounds so good and you kept it in the power rpm's.
Great driving. That car will stay together for a long time with you in it.
THATS BECAUSE HE DOESN'T KNOW HOW TO POWER SHIFT
Ugh terrible shifts Great fun Thanks
Yeah, lets tear out the transmission or driveshaft or rearend to go a few tenths quicker. Plenty fast lad
His shifting is easy like Sunday morning🙌🏻✌🏼
And in the 1960s you could go down to the dealership and tell them what you wanted on your new car and place the order. Times have changed. Awesome video.
Huge mustang owner over here but that was sick! Sounded amazing
Fast camaro. It be even faster if you powershift it. Music to my ears and good video. I miss my 66 Nova bad.
Jeff Woods * accidentally money shifts
Power shifting tears shit up too.
Craig Pennington also shreds tranny when you go from 4th to 1st accidentally
@@antonioalegria1412 how do you go from 4th to 1st? Dont downshift heck 4:11 gears you be in the ditch lol
@@craigpennington1251 fix it. It breaks thats the weak link
I said you owe me a 10 second car not an 11 second car.
Jk, she sounds beautiful.
Best alarm sound I’ve ever had in the morning 🔥
Awsome ride .cant wait to get my 68camaro going your video got my blood pumped when i felt like giving up on my 68 thanks bro from San Antonio tx
If that time was in the 60s, that would be record-breaking!
Not really....small blocks were running 9 and 10s NA in the 60s believe it or not
As a lifelong car enthusiast who likes cars from all over the globe, I gotta say: American muscle sounds damn good!
Sweet, what a pro. Super smooth and no bollocking about.
Once I seen the red converse I knew this was gonna be good
Nice car man.
Nice shifting!!!👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍...🤘👌
Shifting like a champ! Sounds awesome!
👍 car sounds good man. You're very lucky to own one of these models
Beau S, No shit, I can’t afford a first gen Camaro
billyfromtheusa, I missed out on the era of cheap muscle cars, I was born in 82. 😏
that sound...better than any kind of music
So beautiful, truly the best year for a Camaro
Damn, that brought back memories! Thanks man!!
Wow! From the looks of his original ac gauges, it looks like he made this run with the ac going!! His car must have one of those original 327/275hp engines like mine. :)
I had that car myself.. 327 with fuely heads.. threw on some headers and Hush-Thrush glass packs, and a Holley four barrel.. probably should have stuck with the original Rochester one though. I still dream about that car now and again.. and that was 50 years ago that I had it. Loved that car.
@@jack-1955 I dream about my first car too 67 rs 4 spd. Haunts me since i had to sell it in 89. Loved that thing never planned on selling it.
Wow that shifting was incredible
Music to my ears. I miss my 67 Camaro
So very few speed shifters however. Gas peddle always to floor without letting up in all gears.
Was hoping to see more of the car than the inside, like how it looks on the dragstrip, and seeing it race.
The man knows his car! It'll stay together a long time the way he races it.
I love your 67 Camaro she’s a beast so damn fast
After... 10 years of searching for it, I found the vid that got me into cars
Can tell he’s a true enthusiasts, not just a strip junkie
Nice run! Raw, brutal American V8 muscle that will wake the dead...
I bet all the ladies in England love that American muscle.
junior third your the type of guy to rev your car at a girl lmao
Beautiful! Music to my ears. Thanks for sharing!
NEVER GET TIRED OF WATCHING THIS VIDEO
D’oh! He’s got a Homer Simpson key chain!
Love it ! What's the combination?
You want some,come get some! Nice whip bro!
Chuck Taylors and a 4-speed. Pretty retro. Nice.
Thanks for the ride
How a Camaro should sound and be driven.
This reminds me of my 67 just sitting with its blown head gaskets, I need to work on it now thanks for the inspiration lol
Man those shifts.
I’ve watched this about 7 times with the headphones turned up as loud as I could stand it. 🤤🤤🤤
HELL YEAH!
Smooth driving boss👍!!!!
Wow, nice steering wheel
Love those driving shoes!
Oh yes the power of Chevrolet I love Chevrolet the best
Reapplying the clutch and throttle after ever shift is actually harder on the car. Many years ago they put a camera under a Chevy II and tried both ways of shifting, speed shifting and slow shifting. They found that speed shifting kept the slack out of the drive train and transmission, therefore keeping the load constant which put less strain on the suspension, motor mounts and frame.
Untill you miss a shift the shifter has your hand pined to the floor boards. 🎉 don't ask me how I know😂
Untill you miss a shift the shifter has your hand pined to the floor boards. 🎉 don't ask me how I know😂
@@williepelzer384 Or bust a Ujoint or wheel stud going into 4th over 100mph. Not worth it
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Nice car Granny!
Gotta love a fast early model Camaro!
this is bad ass as it could ever be!!!!!!
Beautiful smooth run. ! Very very cool
I think that car is faster than he drove it . I use to speed shift faster than that in my younger days . I think he was just taking it a little bit easy on his sweet creation .
Nice ride !!! 😎
Me too but I figured out I only gained about 1 to 2 tens of a second. Kept doing it anyway and payed the price🎉
Superb shifting!
A worthy car and a worthy driver = Thumbs up
Sounds so good man!
Is this a Dacia Sandero?
Nice! Rocking the converse
i love the sound of that car
Grabbing gears like a boss.
Thats how its done my friends. Super slick.
beautiful video
Even more impressive was the fact it wasn’t raining!!!
Great vid! Brings back memories!
That's freaking rad! Love it!
I like the Homer on your key chain.
VERY NICE !!!
CAR RUNZ N SOUNDZ STRONG ...... 👍
That was fun. Thanks for the ride 👍
I enjoyed the video, I'm not a pro driver like so many in the comments. Great job and looked fun!
Wout even a power shift nice ride beautiful
Me and my kids watch this almost everyday, then we make engine noises lol
That's awesome. And no power shifting.
Just goes to show, the art and talent of powershifting is basically long gone. Give that man a powerglide.
He gets to drive his car home shifting like this...
Besutiful, love the 2 step.
Nice driving.
Thats music to my ears!
Looks fun as hell nice video
great job and great car man!
what kind of v8 is t that he had on the Camaro?? let me know because of it freaking sick ;)
Nice motor ,very casual shifting.compared to what I do in dirt drags
I wouldn't cog gears with it either.. Nice car
Very cool so glad to see a manual transmission
If I could give that two thumbs up I would.
That looks like freedom!!!! Murica
I can’t believe people aren’t saying you don’t know how to drive your car lol
Car sound good 👍 I personally would power shift it but as long as he having fun
Old school Power 💪🏼💪🏼👍🏻
Can't See THAT 7TRE CUTLASS......SMALLBLOCK HARD TOP STREET RACING 😏💥
Excellent shifting 👌🏼