Very cool that you had one as a child and it was the car that initiated your passion for them! These cars do come up for sale from time to time, so if you want one, they are out there! Thanks so much for watching, commenting and subscribing! I really appreciate it!
Wow, you were very fortunate to have received one as a child! If you are interested in acquiring one, they are out there! Keep looking! Thanks so much for watching, commenting and subscribing! I really appreciate your support!
I have my deceased brothers complete car with controller. This video really helped me to get the details of it to start resto. 6 volt up to 9 etc. and the trip of battery… thank you! This last ran in 1971 when he died in a car wreck at 6years.
Thanks so much! How cool that you received this car as a Christmas gift! Wow! DO you still have it? Thanks so much for watching, commenting and subscribing, I really appreciate it!
Thank you for making this video! Wow! It brought back SO many memories of that Christmas 54 years ago...As a 7 year old I remember wanting this toy more than anything in the world. It was the ULTIMATE gift and was unrealistic for a family of our income level. When I caught my Dad (by surprise) loading that partially wrapped HUGE box into the trunk of our '58 Chevy for our holiday trip to be with our relatives...I was shocked and absolutely could not believe it. I was beside myself in excitement, joy and utter disbelief! Fortunately for us our Mom saved and preserved many, many things from our childhood including many toys. After watching your video I HAD to retrieve my Johnny Speed from storage. I'm now doing some cleaning and minor restoration work . The only missing part is one of the whitewall rings on one tire. Which I am very much hoping to replace. Otherwise it is in overall VERY good condition and this old "kid" can't wait to play with it again! Thanks again! 👍
Rob, I'm so pleased that this video helped to rekindle such wonderful memories! Great to hear that you still have the car and that you are bringing your 'Johnny Speed' back to life! These toys were made quite well and with a little bit of TLC are back in action! Thanks so much for watching, commenting and subscribing!
Oh this is glorious!!! A friend had one when I was about ten years old and I thought it was the MOST fantastic thing ever. Sadly it seldom worked as the batteries were always flat. I am rather shocked to discover just how expensive this car was, as my friend's family were far from well-off.
I'm so pleased that you enjoyed this episode! This car was quite expensive for its time and certainly drained batteries at an alarming rate! Thanks so much for watching, commenting and subscribing I really appreciate your support!
I had this car up until recently. I got this car for Christmas when I was 9 years old. I just sold this to a guy who sells junk. Mine still worked perfectly too. Best toy ever. ❤️
Wow, you were fortunate to have had one as a youngster! That must have been so fun!, I agree the 'control cable' is a bit short! Thanks so much for watching, commenting and subscribing! I really appreciate it!
Wow, that took me back to the joy and misery that can be Christmas. We did not have a lot of money growing up, but there was always a "special gift" to go with the socks, mittens, and underwear. We were able to open the gift of choice on Christmas Eve, and I of course, chose to open this one, suspecting that my Johnny Speed was inside. At first, I was a little disappointed that the cord was only about 6 feet long, since the ads on Tv didn't show it at all. I soon got over that and was happily playing with it when my dad accidently stepped on it, and all four wheels broke. After that, it resided in his workshop for a few years where he assured me he would fix it "some day". That day never came, and when I was 17, I went on a 4 state killing spree....just kidding, but it was frustrating to look at that car with less than an hour's use just sitting on a shelf !!
Thanks so much for sharing your story!! I'm sure that the incident was an accident, as a former youngster and now parent I can empathize with you and your dad! Yes, advertising in the '60s left something to be desired! Do you still have the car? It can be fixed and if you need help to get it mended I would be very willing to help! In the sprit of the season and for your car to come back to life, I make this as a sincere offer.
Fun video I remember the sixties had such cool toys and commercials. My older brothers had race tracks and I remember I had an older brother who got the Johnny Speed for Christmas and it didn't last long as it was the same problem being the battery. I remember that big box.
Wow, memories! I still have mine, one of the best Christmas presents I ever received. I am a car nut! You are missing the 5 or 6 inch long spring inserted vertically at the lower end of the "trunk" area. It had a small hook to hold the control wire aloft, avoiding entanglement in reverse. Waiting for my 2 year old grandson to (hopefully) become the next car guy in the family (skipping my son, who is not particularly). Thank you.
I'm so pleased that you enjoyed the video! Great to hear that you still have yours! The car I have is indeed missing the spring at the rear. I'm sure that your grandson is a future 'car guy' and will just love the "Johnny Speed" as much as you do!
It was kind of a mash up of a Corvette and an XKE! You were so fortunate to have had one! WOW! Thanks so much for watching, commenting and subscribing! I really appreciate it!
@@FastSports-ScaleCarGarage I had a Jimmy Jet, the above toy, "Goop" (cookie-monster looking thing that made jelly candy) and miniature electric cars with a plastic body molder. With the pussification of America-such toys are now deemed dangerous.
Michael, thanks so much! The Johnny Speed was manufactured by the same company, DeLuxe Reading, now re-branded as Topper Toys, that made the Crusader 101! The control box was very similar! Thanks so much for watching, commenting and subscribing!
I have 4 Johnnys' and the full track lay-out. One of the Johnnys' is a "special addition" my husband got me for Valentines Day 14 years ago. I prefer playing with the one I call my Junkyard Johnny, I can run him into things and off the porch without worrying about hurting it.. Thanks for sharing your video!
Wow!! What a wonderful collection to have! Sounds like all of your Johnny Speed cars are in working order! Fantastic! I'm so pleased that you enjoyed the video! Thanks so much for watching, commenting and subscribing! I really appreciate it!
@@FastSports-ScaleCarGarage You are welcome! Have you ever seen the different accessories that make up the track? Each one involves using your skills to park, navigate, etc, one is the Finish Line with a battery operated timer so you can compete for best time (you drive over/through it to stop the timer). I lucked up on all those in N.O.S. never opened with the original price tags on them. It takes a 2 (real) car parking area to lay them all out correctly. You did such a fine job on trouble shooting and shining that pretty Johnny up!
I have only seen the Johnny Speed accessories in photos! Two real parking spots! Wow they must be large! Fantastic finding them NOS with the price sticker still on! Well done! Thanks so much for your very kind compliments! I really appreciate them!
I had one! I remember being fixed on the commercials before Christmas and saying "mom, tell Santa Claus to bring me Johnny Speed". And it was there under the tree ☺☺☺. I imagine $11 was a lot for this African American family. Thanks mom and pop....Sleep in Peace
I got one of these for Christmas in 1966 I think. My uncle stepped on it and broke the front end the same day. About 7 years ago I went on Ebay, found several, bought them all, and used the parts from all of them to make one very nice car. This cars total price was much, much more than my actual first car when I was 16. I now have several of these cars for parts, and one very nice car in my collection of "My Good Stuff"
Thanks so much! Great to hear that you found one! This is certainly an iconic toy of the 1960's! Thanks so much for watching, commenting and subscribing!
Very cool video! Glad you got it running! I have one of these from when I was a kid but it got crushed and missing parts. I think a wheel is broken off too from what I remember. Might turn it into an RC with hobby grade parts one day. Have fun with yours! Thanks for the video!
I had one of those, I have great memories of it……also I remember how angry my parents were when I decided to make it RADIO control by cutting off the control wire with scissors….. wish I had it now.
I'm so pleased that this brought back some memories for you! These do come up for sale on that 'auction site' periodically so you may be able to replace your childhood Johnny Speed! Thanks so much for watching, commenting and subscribing, I really appreciate it!
😂 I like Kay just simply amazed that the motor worked back in them days. Things were built good not like they are now that makes a big difference right there. I’ll be quicker to try some mold and I wouldn’t you no matter what it is. That’s the reason why I drive a late model vehicle
I can't agree with you more! It really is amazing that a 60 year old toy can be brought back to life with a little cleaning and care! Thanks so much for watching!
The same car was also made in a smaller scale, about 1.16, which I have as part of the Johnny Service car repair garage. Mine is molded in blue although the box shows it in red.
It is driving me nuts! How do you steer it? does the gear shift twist or something? You never showed the controller in action!! Please, before I lose sleep lol tell me!!!!!!!
Yes, the steering is actuated by turning (or more accurately twisting) the handle shaft of the controller! My apologies for not being more explicit! Thanks so much for watching, commenting and subscribing! I really appreciate it!
I had one of these probably from about 1965. I have a sad memory of it as a toy that didn't work for very long. I was probably a bit too young for it at the time. I specificity remember the big controller box and the big lantern battery it took. I think the battery was hard for my parents to find.
@@FastSports-ScaleCarGarage I am not equiped to fix it like you did. I wouild probably sell it to somone that would like to have it. Thanks for the reply and yes I loved the video
Thanks so much for sharing your memories of this toy! This was as high-tech as it got for the 1960s! Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing, I really appreciate your support!
I had a Johnny Speed and I could not have been more disappointed. The commercials showing them racing around were a big scam. I took mine apart after only a few months. The was 1970 and I had to wait another 16 years for them to offer a decent-driving RC car (Tamiya Sand Scorcher).
@@FastSports-ScaleCarGarage hi, as far as i can remember we didn't have johnny jet in the uk, although i could be corrected on that i have googled johnny jet but can't recall it
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I had one when I was 5. It was the toy that sparked my love for cars and everything about them. It was also the one toy I wish I could have again
Very cool that you had one as a child and it was the car that initiated your passion for them! These cars do come up for sale from time to time, so if you want one, they are out there! Thanks so much for watching, commenting and subscribing! I really appreciate it!
I wanted this car too, but never got it. Thanks for the memories!
SgtRock57, thanks so much for watching! I'm so pleased that it brought back some memories for you!
I had this as a child and Loved it! Still always looking for one to buy
Wow, you were very fortunate to have received one as a child! If you are interested in acquiring one, they are out there! Keep looking! Thanks so much for watching, commenting and subscribing! I really appreciate your support!
I have my deceased brothers complete car with controller. This video really helped me to get the details of it to start resto. 6 volt up to 9 etc. and the trip of battery… thank you! This last ran in 1971 when he died in a car wreck at 6years.
I'm so pleased that this video helped you with your restoration project! It's an amazing tribute to your brother.
Great video.
I got one for Christmas as a kid. It was an awesome gift!!
Thanks so much! How cool that you received this car as a Christmas gift! Wow! DO you still have it? Thanks so much for watching, commenting and subscribing, I really appreciate it!
Thank you for making this video! Wow! It brought back SO many memories of that Christmas 54 years ago...As a 7 year old I remember wanting this toy more than anything in the world. It was the ULTIMATE gift and was unrealistic for a family of our income level. When I caught my Dad (by surprise) loading that partially wrapped HUGE box into the trunk of our '58 Chevy for our holiday trip to be with our relatives...I was shocked and absolutely could not believe it. I was beside myself in excitement, joy and utter disbelief! Fortunately for us our Mom saved and preserved many, many things from our childhood including many toys. After watching your video I HAD to retrieve my Johnny Speed from storage. I'm now doing some cleaning and minor restoration work . The only missing part is one of the whitewall rings on one tire. Which I am very much hoping to replace. Otherwise it is in overall VERY good condition and this old "kid" can't wait to play with it again! Thanks again! 👍
Rob, I'm so pleased that this video helped to rekindle such wonderful memories! Great to hear that you still have the car and that you are bringing your 'Johnny Speed' back to life! These toys were made quite well and with a little bit of TLC are back in action! Thanks so much for watching, commenting and subscribing!
I had one , Sitting here trying not to cry,
Thanks so much for watching commenting and subscribing! Don't despair, there are always examples of the car available on that 'auction site'.
Oh this is glorious!!! A friend had one when I was about ten years old and I thought it was the MOST fantastic thing ever. Sadly it seldom worked as the batteries were always flat.
I am rather shocked to discover just how expensive this car was, as my friend's family were far from well-off.
I'm so pleased that you enjoyed this episode! This car was quite expensive for its time and certainly drained batteries at an alarming rate! Thanks so much for watching, commenting and subscribing I really appreciate your support!
I had this car up until recently. I got this car for Christmas when I was 9 years old. I just sold this to a guy who sells junk. Mine still worked perfectly too. Best toy ever. ❤️
I agree with you, it is a great toy! I'm so pleased that you enjoyed this episode!
I had one as a kid and boy did I love it!! They should have made the cord longer…..
Wow, you were fortunate to have had one as a youngster! That must have been so fun!, I agree the 'control cable' is a bit short! Thanks so much for watching, commenting and subscribing! I really appreciate it!
What an enjoyable trip down memory lane. Never owned one of these but kinda remember them. Love the music too. Thanks for sharing.
I'm so pleased that you enjoyed the video!! Thanks so much for watching and for your wonderful comments!!
I brought mine to school for show n tell. Had Crusader 101 too. Baby brother had Johnny Express. Ah, Christmas in the 60's.🎁🎄🎀
Wow! So cool! You were really fortunate as was your brother! Thanks so much for sharing your memories!
Wow, that took me back to the joy and misery that can be Christmas. We did not have a lot of money growing up, but there was always a "special gift" to go with the socks, mittens, and underwear. We were able to open the gift of choice on Christmas Eve, and I of course, chose to open this one, suspecting that my Johnny Speed was inside. At first, I was a little disappointed that the cord was only about 6 feet long, since the ads on Tv didn't show it at all. I soon got over that and was happily playing with it when my dad accidently stepped on it, and all four wheels broke. After that, it resided in his workshop for a few years where he assured me he would fix it "some day". That day never came, and when I was 17, I went on a 4 state killing spree....just kidding, but it was frustrating to look at that car with less than an hour's use just sitting on a shelf !!
Thanks so much for sharing your story!! I'm sure that the incident was an accident, as a former youngster and now parent I can empathize with you and your dad! Yes, advertising in the '60s left something to be desired! Do you still have the car? It can be fixed and if you need help to get it mended I would be very willing to help! In the sprit of the season and for your car to come back to life, I make this as a sincere offer.
@@FastSports-ScaleCarGarage Sadly, I do not have it anymore...it would have been a perfect parts car !
Yes it did bring back some memories.
Fun video I remember the sixties had such cool toys and commercials. My older brothers had race tracks and I remember I had an older brother who got the Johnny Speed for Christmas and it didn't last long as it was the same problem being the battery. I remember that big box.
Thanks so much for sharing your memories!!
me and my brother had one each for Christmas late 60's
Wonderful! I hope that this video brought back some great memories for you!
I got that for Christmas and I really liked it. I also had a big Army tank that was remote controlled.
Wow! You were very fortunate to have received such a wonderful gift! The tank must have been awesome! Thanks so much for sharing your story!
I had one of those myself. It was a very nice Christmas. The car was nice size too.
Al, thanks so much for sharing your story and for watching, commenting and subscribing!
Wow, memories! I still have mine, one of the best Christmas presents I ever received. I am a car nut!
You are missing the 5 or 6 inch long spring inserted vertically at the lower end of the "trunk" area. It had a small hook to hold the control wire aloft, avoiding entanglement in reverse. Waiting for my 2 year old grandson to (hopefully) become the next car guy in the family (skipping my son, who is not particularly).
Thank you.
I'm so pleased that you enjoyed the video! Great to hear that you still have yours! The car I have is indeed missing the spring at the rear. I'm sure that your grandson is a future 'car guy' and will just love the "Johnny Speed" as much as you do!
WOW! How cool is THAT?!
Thanks so much! I'm so pleased that you enjoyed this episode! Thanks so much for watching, commenting and subscribing!
Always wanted a Jonny Express. It was the commercials Saturday morning. Thought it was the coolest.
Yes, those commercials were quite neat!
I HAD that toy...remembered it being a Corvette!
It was kind of a mash up of a Corvette and an XKE! You were so fortunate to have had one! WOW! Thanks so much for watching, commenting and subscribing! I really appreciate it!
@@FastSports-ScaleCarGarage I had a Jimmy Jet, the above toy, "Goop" (cookie-monster looking thing that made jelly candy) and miniature electric cars with a plastic body molder. With the pussification of America-such toys are now deemed dangerous.
Excellent! I never had one but had heard of it....nice to see one in action!
Michael, thanks so much! The Johnny Speed was manufactured by the same company, DeLuxe Reading, now re-branded as Topper Toys, that made the Crusader 101! The control box was very similar! Thanks so much for watching, commenting and subscribing!
@@FastSports-ScaleCarGarage Thank you for the nice videos.....glad l came upon your channel!
I have 4 Johnnys' and the full track lay-out. One of the Johnnys' is a "special addition" my husband got me for Valentines Day 14 years ago. I prefer playing with the one I call my Junkyard Johnny, I can run him into things and off the porch without worrying about hurting it.. Thanks for sharing your video!
Wow!! What a wonderful collection to have! Sounds like all of your Johnny Speed cars are in working order! Fantastic! I'm so pleased that you enjoyed the video! Thanks so much for watching, commenting and subscribing! I really appreciate it!
@@FastSports-ScaleCarGarage You are welcome!
Have you ever seen the different accessories that make up the track? Each one involves using your skills to park, navigate, etc, one is the Finish Line with a battery operated timer so you can compete for best time (you drive over/through it to stop the timer). I lucked up on all those in N.O.S. never opened with the original price tags on them. It takes a 2 (real) car parking area to lay them all out correctly.
You did such a fine job on trouble shooting and shining that pretty Johnny up!
I have only seen the Johnny Speed accessories in photos! Two real parking spots! Wow they must be large! Fantastic finding them NOS with the price sticker still on! Well done! Thanks so much for your very kind compliments! I really appreciate them!
I had one! I remember being fixed on the commercials before Christmas and saying "mom, tell Santa Claus to bring me Johnny Speed". And it was there under the tree ☺☺☺. I imagine $11 was a lot for this African American family. Thanks mom and pop....Sleep in Peace
What a wonderful story, thank you so much for sharing! I hope this video brought back some precious memories for you!
@@FastSports-ScaleCarGarage Sure did....thanks for the upload to those memories
My pleasure! Thanks so much for watching and for sharing your most wonderful story!
Cool! sharing this to my Toy Tomb Podcast page! Very well done video!
Thank you so very much for sharing this on your Toy Tomb Podcast page! I really appreciate the wonderful words and very welcomed support!
I got one of these for Christmas in 1966 I think. My uncle stepped on it and broke the front end the same day. About 7 years ago I went on Ebay, found several, bought them all, and used the parts from all of them to make one very nice car. This cars total price was much, much more than my actual first car when I was 16. I now have several of these cars for parts, and one very nice car in my collection of "My Good Stuff"
Wayne, thanks so much for sharing your "Johnny Speed" story!
Wayne would you be willing to sell a whitewall tire ring from your spare parts collection?
@@robgollman1354 Sorry, I sold all my extra parts. All I have left is my car.
@@waynew2831 Thanks Wayne. I appreciate your response. Best regards.
My Brother and I both got one.....Christmas 1966....
Wow! You were very fortunate to have received such a wonderful gift! Thanks so much for watching, commenting and subscribing!
very cool, i have just come across one, I may purchase it.
Thanks so much! Great to hear that you found one! This is certainly an iconic toy of the 1960's! Thanks so much for watching, commenting and subscribing!
I had one too in the 70s I’m now 60 years old and I remember it just like it was yesterday 😢😂
Wonderful! I hope that you enjoyed the car while you had it! Thanks so much for watching, commenting and subscribing, I really appreciate it!
I still need one of these and the Semi in the intro.
Great Story new subscriber here 🙌😎🇺🇸
Thank you so very much! I really appreciate you commenting and subscribing!
I had one, but it went faster in reverse! Wonderful video! Thank you.
Thanks so much for your comment!
Yes kindcreature1 you're right it did go faster jn reverse lol
Very cool video! Glad you got it running! I have one of these from when I was a kid but it got crushed and missing parts. I think a wheel is broken off too from what I remember. Might turn it into an RC with hobby grade parts one day. Have fun with yours! Thanks for the video!
I'm so pleased that you enjoyed the video! When you get yours going as an 'RC' car remember to take some video of your build and post it on You Tube!
I had one of those, I have great memories of it……also I remember how angry my parents were when I decided to make it RADIO control by cutting off the control wire with scissors….. wish I had it now.
I'm so pleased that this brought back some memories for you! These do come up for sale on that 'auction site' periodically so you may be able to replace your childhood Johnny Speed! Thanks so much for watching, commenting and subscribing, I really appreciate it!
😂 I like Kay just simply amazed that the motor worked back in them days. Things were built good not like they are now that makes a big difference right there. I’ll be quicker to try some mold and I wouldn’t you no matter what it is. That’s the reason why I drive a late model vehicle
I can't agree with you more! It really is amazing that a 60 year old toy can be brought back to life with a little cleaning and care! Thanks so much for watching!
I had one as a kid...👍👍
Very cool!! I hope this video brought back some memories for you! Thanks for watching!
The music is a groove❤
Thanks so much! I'm so pleased that you enjoyed it!
The same car was also made in a smaller scale, about 1.16, which I have as part of the Johnny Service car repair garage. Mine is molded in blue although the box shows it in red.
Jim, that's very cool, thanks so much for your comment!
I had this toy as a kid in the 60s. I don't know what became of it. I remember it as being a lot bigger. I sure wish I had kept it.
Bill, thanks so much for your comment! The car is quite large, I'm sure it must have seemed VERY large when we were younger!
WICKED COOL!
Thanks so much! I'm so pleased that you enjoyed the video!
It is driving me nuts! How do you steer it? does the gear shift twist or something? You never showed the controller in action!! Please, before I lose sleep lol tell me!!!!!!!
Yes, the steering is actuated by turning (or more accurately twisting) the handle shaft of the controller! My apologies for not being more explicit! Thanks so much for watching, commenting and subscribing! I really appreciate it!
@@FastSports-ScaleCarGarage Thank you for saving my sleep!!! lol, Have a great weekend!
@@unoefxz My pleasure! I hope you have a great weekend as well!
Yes the t bar shifter twisted left an right forward and reverse
The “T” bar handle is missing. It attaches to the little arm that sticks out of the control box..They stripped out over time and fell off
I had a johnny speed
Wonderful!! I hope that you got a lot of enjoyment from it!
@@FastSports-ScaleCarGarage I did I was a happy kid I had everything.
Amazing job bringing it back to life 👍🏼 is that you in the video at the end?
Ant1, thanks so much for your wonderful comment! Yes, that is me, Christmas morning, age six. Thanks again!
I had one of these probably from about 1965. I have a sad memory of it as a toy that didn't work for very long. I was probably a bit too young for it at the time. I specificity remember the big controller box and the big lantern battery it took. I think the battery was hard for my parents to find.
Bobby, yes the battery was absolutely huge! It filled the entire controller box! Perhaps it is time to find one now and make up for lost time!
i found one of these at a 'clean out', house that needed emptied for the buyer ... i am trying to sell it to a collector
Wonderful! Is the car in working order? It would be great to see the condition of the car! Thanks so much for watching, commenting and subscribing!
Thanks for this video. I have one in great contition. Dont think I have touched it in 50 years. Dont know if it works .
My pleasure, thanks for watching! Hopefully your Johnny Speed still works and if it does, it would be great to see a video about it!
@@FastSports-ScaleCarGarage I am not equiped to fix it like you did. I wouild probably sell it to somone that would like to have it. Thanks for the reply and yes I loved the video
I enjoyed playing with it as a child but the car had a wide turning circle and was pretty jerky. But all in all it was fun .
Thanks so much for sharing your memories of this toy! This was as high-tech as it got for the 1960s! Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing, I really appreciate your support!
I had a Johnny Speed and I could not have been more disappointed. The commercials showing them racing around were a big scam. I took mine apart after only a few months. The was 1970 and I had to wait another 16 years for them to offer a decent-driving RC car (Tamiya Sand Scorcher).
Yes, the TV ad was optimistic to say the least! This was certainly a toy, especially when compared to the Tamiya RC products!
800th sub :)
WOW!! Thanks so much for watching, commenting and subscribing! I never thought that I would have so many wonderful subscribers!
I still have mine, it works a little but not all the way
Wonderful! Getting this car back to working order does not take a lot of effort! Hopefully you can get your 'Johnny Speed' back on the road soon!
Johnny speed, Johnny express, and does anyone remember the johnny 7?
Yes! It was 'Johnny' everything at Topper Toys!
@@FastSports-ScaleCarGarage only remember the 3 Johnny's here in the uk, but all 3 were fantastic toys to play with
Steve, did you have the Johnny Jet in the UK?
@@FastSports-ScaleCarGarage hi, as far as i can remember we didn't have johnny jet in the uk, although i could be corrected on that i have googled johnny jet but can't recall it
@@stevedawson256 Very cool!!
Car had a short cord. And was slow. 🙁
This toy was very much of it's time, but still fun!
@@FastSports-ScaleCarGarage I had no fun with it. Steering was too slow.
Here's one with the mirror if you get this in time. I hope it helps!!
www.shopgoodwill.com/Item/87590670
Mr. E, thank you, it does help! Now I have to get to the workshop and try to create one for my Johnny Speed!