Buying and Driving a Vintage Car in Europe - Episode 2: Picking Up the Car and First Impressions

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  • Опубликовано: 27 янв 2025

Комментарии • 10

  • @30bones
    @30bones 27 дней назад +1

    Beautiful wagon!

    • @themitchanic
      @themitchanic  24 дня назад

      Thanks! I love it too! I am excited to get it back to the US and use it here!

  • @dave10broek
    @dave10broek 27 дней назад +1

    Welcome to the world of RS2 ownership! What an amazing start to your journey. Wish I could have experienced that with mine but I've had some great trips from Alberta down to California with a stop at 2Bennet for some minor work. The RS2 never let me down. I sold mine to Doug Demuro after 12 years of ownership. Enjoy!
    PS. Your 911 engine videos were very helpful when I was rebuilding a 3.0 for my 914 project car.

    • @themitchanic
      @themitchanic  24 дня назад +1

      Wow! I knew Doug bought his from someone in Canada. It is cool to meet you here. I agree the RS2 is an amazing car. It also served us very well in Europe. We only had one issue that put it up for a weekend: one of the POS power boosters for the ignition system failed. I was luckily able to get more from Ebay and we were on our way again. You will see these mishaps, and fixes, in a future video. Thanks for watching!

  • @JCinMA257
    @JCinMA257 27 дней назад

    Very much looking forward to watching this one!

    • @themitchanic
      @themitchanic  24 дня назад +1

      Not as much as you are looking forward to driving the RS2!

  • @ronjatter
    @ronjatter 25 дней назад

    I'm not sure I would call that a vintage car, but it is definitely an awesome one !

    • @themitchanic
      @themitchanic  24 дня назад

      Unfortunately I think we are becoming vintage, as the cars of our youth are now antiques! It's crazy to think that when I was born, a 30-year-old car was one made in the late 1940s!

  • @Argiers
    @Argiers 25 дней назад

    Modern classic, yes, but not vintage!

    • @themitchanic
      @themitchanic  24 дня назад +1

      Unfortunately I think we are becoming vintage, as the cars of our youth are now antiques!