Beautiful classic cars, love & enjoy all your amazing videos,, awesome channel, thank you, keep doing what you are doing, I and millions others are also Hopeless cars guys.
Thank you once again. I admit that was interesting especially what you pulled up globally. The effort is always appreciated. I do admit I sit and think how does he locate all the images for each video.
PS I know you will not pay attention, but it is NOT "Alpein" but "Alpeen"! (Renault Alpine), and as with all French words, the accent is in the END of the word.
I did not get the stupid Bricklin. No wonder few buyers did. Why the hell was he able to price it 40% more than the far superior and far prettier COrvette?????
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Beautiful classic cars, love & enjoy all your amazing videos,, awesome channel, thank you, keep doing what you are doing, I and millions others are also Hopeless cars guys.
I believe you are.
Great video. I find it interesting that some of the vehicles that “looked” really fast were some of the slowest. Thanks! 👍👍👍
I think that is something that would become more true as the decade progressed, carrying well into the 80s.
@@thehopelesscarguy Agreed. Did you see the link I posted yesterday to your last video? It is the link to the “Charger Magnum Wagon” build.
@@Primus54 I did not see that, I will have to go back and look.
I’m always appreciative when you drop a new video. I love the Datsun 280 Z but could afford the Karman Ghia
I could afford a single speed bicycle.
Thank you once again. I admit that was interesting especially what you pulled up globally. The effort is always appreciated. I do admit I sit and think how does he locate all the images for each video.
Thanks, it takes a minutes.
I never understood why a 71-73 mustang is still considered a first generation. It basically shares nothing in common with a 65-66.
Wasn't it on the torino's platform by then
@@kiprandom7208 not sure about that, but coincidentally a 71-73 Cougar is considered a 3rd generation.
@@kiprandom7208no, mustang was never on the torino platform but in 1974 it would be on the pinto platform
It was still on the Falcon Platform, which is why it is still considered first gen, but it was the 4th restyle.
I don't recall these cars being described or sold on the basis of liters.
And yet most today are.
Great video. You always got more bang for the buck with Dodge.
I am a big fan of the E-bodies.
saab 99 ems , VW sirocco ,Volvo 1800es wagon toyota celica GT some my favs
I understand.
71 boss 351 is my favorite mustang all time
Did all Capri's sold in America have the Mercury Capri front ? , I much prefer the English front.
I am pretty sure they were only sold here as the Mercury, but I would be surprised if some were imported into private hands.
Pure Pontiac . . . .
PS I know you will not pay attention, but it is NOT "Alpein" but "Alpeen"! (Renault Alpine), and as with all French words, the accent is in the END of the word.
At least he didn’t say, “Renalt “.🚗🤣
I did not get the stupid Bricklin. No wonder few buyers did. Why the hell was he able to price it 40% more than the far superior and far prettier COrvette?????
It wasn't so much that he was able to, but he was loosing so much money, he had to, and it kept climbing.