My dad bought one (the pickup version with the ramp side) in 1970 or '71, new. He bought it as a commuter car to commute from the central valley into the east bay on a daily basis. It lasted a week and then got returned. It went up the Altamont pass at 20MPH. He was being passed by loaded semis going up the grade. Still, despite my being 5 or 6 at the time, I'll never forget that odd little truck. Your van is awesome.
LOL my parents had a 69 toyota corona in 1970. We lived in san jose but had vacation property in tuolumne county near twain harte. Went up altamont pass nearly every week at about 30mph, pissed off the semis who had to slow down to get around my safety nazi minded mom. One day one of them overtook us and grazed moms door prolly to teach her a lesson. He did pull over and insurance paid for the hugely dented door but it was definitely on purpose.
I had a '70 Subaru car in 1977 that I bought for only $75. It only had 15,000 miles on it. Ran great. Wish I'd kept it now. Sold it a year later for $300. Good ol' Fuji Heavy Industries.
I had one of those in Okinawa in the mid '70s!!! I was @ Camp Hanson, and the big thrill was cramming 3 guys in it and going to Kadina AFB on Sunday for their open mess hall!! I had to pre-mix the 2 stroke oil because the oil pump was shot!! I sold it after my tour of 13 months was up, for $50.00 USD. The "Top" sgt I sold it to kept in touch while I was state side. He loved it! He was a little guy! That thing was so stone cold funky!! Utterly reliable, but a bit cramped for a 5'10"" wide shouldered person!! Once I got it up to 100 KPH!! What a cool death trap! Thanks for the video and fun memories!! "Red"
@@bextar6365 Mine was military OD. The local nationals loved it!! We had a tank repair team weld a thick plate to replace were the floor rusted out on it. It went a little slower after that, but it would corner like a sports car! The base Commander saw it and gave us permission to stencil "for official use only" on it. He wanted to buy when I rotated back to the US. But MSGT Ryerson, a silver star precipitant had first dibs on it. I once asked a female Marine ("bam") if she wanted to jump into the back seat and steam up the windows. Let's just go to a motel, there's more room she replied . Love in a Subaru!!
I am so jealous. I remember a friend of mine, when I was a kid, had one. It belonged to his brother that died in Vietnam. The Family kept it covered and noone touched it (ever.) Kind of a memorial to him, I think. I've been fascinated by them and the little Isetta style 360 car also. Way cool.
Everything in this video is so cool. The collection of tiny cars, the opening process of the rear gate on the Sambar, then its floral interior, cold start, driving around, bike path hack... Wow. I'm truly amazed and somewhat envious.
I was about 4-5 years old in 1970 and my dad had a friend who had several BMW Isettas and a few Cony Wides. As a kid then, I thought they were awesome. As and old adult now, I know they were ! :)
Great video! The cure for grabbing brakes (assuming they are otherwise OK) is to step on them really hard to a stop a few times. You often need to do that with new brakes to bed them in too!
I randomly came across your channel last night, I remember seeing some of these in a fenced lot a dacade or so ago when I still lived in the metro area and remember thinking the guys that work here are my kind of car people since there were a bunch of quirky micro cars and sabb v4s sitting out there.
You should install a cigarette lighter (accessory connector) that is wired direct to the battery (through a fuse, of course) and then use a battery maintainer wired through a cigarette lighter connector. Save you the trouble of having to access the engine bay just to put a charger on the battery.
I have fond memories of our Mazda Bongo Van after watching this. After the Mazda, dad graduated to a 79 Toyota Hi-Ace van. He put some extractors on the 18-R and 8 ply tyres and a bullbar. We attached a 17ft pop-up caravan, and the 4 of us went around Outback Australia on -mostly gravel roads! One blown headlight and a blown caravan tyre were the only mechanical failures in four months. A nicely restored version of a Japanese minivan. Well done indeed!
I bought one of these and used it to carry my 147RV Leslie, Farfisa Professional Organ, drums, PA gear and miscellaneous other Musicians equipment as an early musician I think about 1974.I later bought a 1600 Subaru. I gave them both to my High School Girlfriend because I had a bigger van. I really liked them both. Subaru was new to the US at that time and the only places that worked on them was a guy from his basement in Beltsville, Md and a new dealer in Alexandria VA.
I've seen what seems to be battery powered versions that have an open not enclosed back at the Equestrian Center on New York Ave outbound side in Washington, DC.
Back in the early 70s my family had the little 360 van mom's and 360 bug dads, between the two that was all we had for transportation for a family of 5 for couple years, then dad bought a Saab 900 with the 3 cylinder 2 stroke, that car seemed like a Cadillac by comparison to the Subarus.
I rode in the 2dr coupe years ago and it was the scariest ride i've ever been on. My friend who was driving across the Bay Bridge doing 50 mph and could barely control the vehicle due to the wind gusts. I'm still amazed we survived that trip and he sold the vehicle after this experience!
i really only watched this video to hear the engine run going down the road. wish i could have. havent seen one of those since i was in the navy in japan in 79. nice restore.
That 360 would almost fit in the glovebox of my 68 Charger. And, would certainly fit in the trunk of my 66 Newport. :) Never seen one before this, it's very , very interesting. Thanks for the vid !
I had a 360 years ago, it came free with a 1970 Cadillac Eldorado. The guy got it from his dad who bought the Caddy. Used to drive it to high school in the 80s and he was so big he would sit in the back seat and drive it from the middle with the shifter between his legs. Found a couple vans for sale and was going to get them but someone stole them, major bummer. The US Park Service use them in the DC, and there was a micro car dealership here. Every once in awhile you see something funny like that.
Yup! This is it! I'm so glad you still have this wonderful machine. Not sure if it is considered a Micro car, but definitely one of the Kei style cars. I better check out what Car shows are in the area for the month of July before its over. And of course PIR. Have a great one! And love your collection!
You can be different in Portland as long as you are white. As I learned, if you drive a 84 Quattro but are of mixed European and First Nations Ancestry then people are not so kind. As in shouting "I'M GOING TO REPORT YOU TO DEQ FOR CHEATING ON YOUR REGISTRATION", shouting"GET THAT GOD D@MNED PIECE OF JUNK OFF THE ROAD YOU MOTHERF#CKING INDIAN", throwing a piece of firewood in front of you while you are driving at 45 mph, or trashing your 87 Quattro while you are in the Grocery store by hitting it with a car and then kicking the bodywork....
Back in '72-'73 one of the guys at a neighboring school had one of those Van's on white, and at lunch time there would be 3-5 guys hanging out of it headed to lunch at local drive in! Another friend of mine had a 360 for his school car!
What a cool old vehicle! I lived in Japan in '60s and these little vans were everywhere. The motor sounds like my 2 stroke outboard. Love the interior upholstery choice, reminds me of the late '60s VW hippy vans (my older sis was a hippy back then with a VW van). All you need are a few flower power decals on the exterior near the rear. I wonder how difficult it would be to shoehorn a Suzuki Hayabusa engine into one of these. Too bad you don't have the room to keep your whole collection under cover, they are all classics.
I had one of theses when I was in Okinawa in the Air Force back in the late 70's. It was a hoot to drive put 2 guys in the back sitting over the engine compartment We could pop wheelies!!!!
Very Clean Sambar motor sounds good i almost bought a 1970 Subaru 2 Stroke LJ in SouthFlorida around 1983 it was running when i looked at it although they seller had lifted and Larger tires on it that made it at too slow for safe travel speeds of normalTraffic and the entire thing was rusted quite badly from the Florida Salt Air and high humidity i did not pull the trigger and bought myself a year old CJ7 Jeep instead which was a fun and maybe more practicalVehicle to drive ironically not too long after that therecwerecSubaru Samueais everywhere down there i even had a Girlfreind that bought a CutevWhite one withPikStickers on it that I called her Girly Jeep because it had AirConditioning and Carpet in it ! LOL those were not bad Vehicls overall and because of them being built onFrames many people used them to mount other bodies and still have fourWheelDrives
Really enjoyed watching you and your 360. It's interesting to compare automotive tech yesterday and today. My 2017 legacy 3.6 was so easy to drive from Houston to Chicago. My old Saab 96 was a great ride, but would have taken a toll with it's suspension and interior noise on a long trip. Gotta love those old cars though for their quirkiness and simplicity.
I tried our a 360 sedan when I came back from Viet Nam to drive to my next duty station in 1968. I bought a 1960 MGA and kept it 49 years and sold 2 years ago. I wonder if the 360 would still be around. I was stationed 489 miles from home and many weekends I drove home and back to see my wife.
@@2stroketurbo The only reason I got rid of it my son had no interest in it and it got very difficult get in and out of it at 74 years old. I also have a 1954 chevy 3100 that take on most long trips.
Cool little van, believe it or not I test drove one of these back in the mid 70's and wanted to buy it. My father said no... and he was right! A couple of years later we got what became my first car, a Studebaker Hawk.
that OK decal in the window I remember seeing on many older imports, especially Hondas if I'm not mistaken... great site...cant believe you only have 37k subs!
I worked for a guy in the 70s that bought a 77 Subaru Brat. We used it for a go getter. Go get parts, go get lunch, go get the Bosses kid at school. Go to town. I loved to drive it, 4wd lot of fun! When that car had about 30 k miles on it the engine was worn out it smoked like a tar wagon! It was his fault though he would only use 20w50 Castro in it when it called for 10w30! Oil was to thick.
Dude you have a gold mine. There is so much subaru history in that garage. I cant get enough of it
ha, thanks! I pack them in .
Stranger peers into the garage, sees all the micro cars........thinks 'a family of circus clowns must live here'
All your vehicles are not just awesome but hilarious death traps as well.
Yes , thank you. Driving death traps makes life way more exciting
@@2stroketurbo i agree.
Well at least he doesn't have to suffer if he crashes one of them.
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Cymon Cyrado what?
My dad bought one (the pickup version with the ramp side) in 1970 or '71, new. He bought it as a commuter car to commute from the central valley into the east bay on a daily basis. It lasted a week and then got returned. It went up the Altamont pass at 20MPH. He was being passed by loaded semis going up the grade. Still, despite my being 5 or 6 at the time, I'll never forget that odd little truck. Your van is awesome.
Near Fresno?
@@obsoleteprofessor2034 Modesto.
@@madmat2001 I would drive up there in the 80's from the Firebaugh area to have dinner at the Cask and Cleaver. Great salad bar.
LOL my parents had a 69 toyota corona in 1970. We lived in san jose but had vacation property in tuolumne county near twain harte. Went up altamont pass nearly every week at about 30mph, pissed off the semis who had to slow down to get around my safety nazi minded mom. One day one of them overtook us and grazed moms door prolly to teach her a lesson. He did pull over and insurance paid for the hugely dented door but it was definitely on purpose.
Are you the house with the 2 car garage.......Yes, but I got 17 cars in there !
ha! yep !
@@2stroketurbo Like this van your driving
Young savage y u got a 17 car gurage when u only got 2 cars
JohnnyBDyer : Nah, only 16 😃
There's a gentleman with something like 17 old minis stuffed in a 2 car garage in NE Portland. Fun stuff.
I had a '70 Subaru car in 1977 that I bought for only $75. It only had 15,000 miles on it. Ran great. Wish I'd kept it now. Sold it a year later for $300.
Good ol' Fuji Heavy Industries.
Such a freaking cool little van! Love it, thanks for sharing.
I had one of those in Okinawa in the mid '70s!!! I was @ Camp Hanson, and the big thrill was cramming 3 guys in it and going to Kadina AFB on Sunday for their open mess hall!! I had to pre-mix the 2 stroke oil because the oil pump was shot!! I sold it after my tour of 13 months was up, for $50.00 USD. The "Top" sgt I sold it to kept in touch while I was state side. He loved it! He was a little guy! That thing was so stone cold funky!! Utterly reliable, but a bit cramped for a 5'10"" wide shouldered person!! Once I got it up to 100 KPH!! What a cool death trap! Thanks for the video and fun memories!! "Red"
@jon sertic Vans rock, as long as they smell of Klotz 2 stroke oil!!
Blue looks great but the gold bumpers ,wheel trim and dash are strange ?
@@bextar6365 Mine was military OD. The local nationals loved it!! We had a tank repair team weld a thick plate to replace were the floor rusted out on it. It went a little slower after that, but it would corner like a sports car! The base Commander saw it and gave us permission to stencil "for official use only" on it. He wanted to buy when I rotated back to the US. But MSGT Ryerson, a silver star precipitant had first dibs on it. I once asked a female Marine ("bam") if she wanted to jump into the back seat and steam up the windows. Let's just go to a motel, there's more room she replied . Love in a Subaru!!
Wow! Nice to see someone who cares for vintage vehicles! Just love your collection, AND your dog! Thanks for posting. 👍
I am so jealous. I remember a friend of mine, when I was a kid, had one. It belonged to his brother that died in Vietnam. The Family kept it covered and noone touched it (ever.) Kind of a memorial to him, I think. I've been fascinated by them and the little Isetta style 360 car also. Way cool.
All these rare subarus. im just waiting for you to pull a Brat Turbo or an XT6 out of a storage unit now.
Too big lol
Maybe a subaru justy
or Subaru rex
Love those 360's man, they are very very rare and you got 3 of them! Love the vids man, keep it up!
I've had them a long time, almost 30 years now
zero shits were given about those damnd speed bumps lol .
You need to add charge pigtails to all your toys so charging is easier.. Cool collection!
Your knees are the crumple zone in that van. But it’s a lovely piece of ‘art.’
Everything in this video is so cool. The collection of tiny cars, the opening process of the rear gate on the Sambar, then its floral interior, cold start, driving around, bike path hack... Wow. I'm truly amazed and somewhat envious.
I was about 4-5 years old in 1970 and my dad had a friend who had several BMW Isettas and a few Cony Wides. As a kid then, I thought they were awesome. As and old adult now, I know they were ! :)
Absolutely love how Subaru was like “Yeah it’ll do 80 mph” according to the Speedometer
Your cars are great. I cant imagine what use anyone could have for a two stroke bus but its cool to see it still running.
Great video! The cure for grabbing brakes (assuming they are otherwise OK) is to step on them really hard to a stop a few times. You often need to do that with new brakes to bed them in too!
I randomly came across your channel last night, I remember seeing some of these in a fenced lot a dacade or so ago when I still lived in the metro area and remember thinking the guys that work here are my kind of car people since there were a bunch of quirky micro cars and sabb v4s sitting out there.
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Same
You should install a cigarette lighter (accessory connector) that is wired direct to the battery (through a fuse, of course) and then use a battery maintainer wired through a cigarette lighter connector. Save you the trouble of having to access the engine bay just to put a charger on the battery.
thats what i did (with a fuse) to charge my deere up xD
Cool ,Very Cool But I Was Expecting 35 Clowns To Start Getting Out Of The van,One By one
I saw the "Micro Car Club" decal on your van and thought "shit, this guy's his own Micro Car Club". I love your collection!
I have fond memories of our Mazda Bongo Van after watching this.
After the Mazda, dad graduated to a 79 Toyota Hi-Ace van. He put some extractors on the 18-R and 8 ply tyres and a bullbar. We attached a 17ft pop-up caravan, and the 4 of us went around Outback Australia on -mostly gravel roads! One blown headlight and a blown caravan tyre were the only mechanical failures in four months.
A nicely restored version of a Japanese minivan. Well done indeed!
I bought one of these and used it to carry my 147RV Leslie, Farfisa Professional Organ, drums, PA gear and miscellaneous other Musicians equipment as an early musician I think about 1974.I later bought a 1600 Subaru. I gave them both to my High School Girlfriend because I had a bigger van. I really liked them both. Subaru was new to the US at that time and the only places that worked on them was a guy from his basement in Beltsville, Md and a new dealer in Alexandria VA.
I've seen what seems to be battery powered versions that have an open not enclosed back at the Equestrian Center on New York Ave outbound side in Washington, DC.
There is no crush room up front so be Very Careful and stay back from vehicles in traffic.
Recognized the other vehicles.Never heard of the 360.That is pretty sweet.Thnx for showing us this.
I just found your channel, I realized I live like 20 minutes from you! love the Subaru!
Cruising Overlook. Alright. Love following your projects, restorations and adventures from across the river.
Back in the early 70s my family had the little 360 van mom's and 360 bug dads, between the two that was all we had for transportation for a family of 5 for couple years, then dad bought a Saab 900 with the 3 cylinder 2 stroke, that car seemed like a Cadillac by comparison to the Subarus.
Now them cars are amazing. First time I ever seen a van like that. Just beautiful
I rode in the 2dr coupe years ago and it was the scariest ride i've ever been on. My friend who was driving across the Bay Bridge doing 50 mph and could barely control the vehicle due to the wind gusts.
I'm still amazed we survived that trip and he sold the vehicle after this experience!
i really only watched this video to hear the engine run going down the road. wish i could have. havent seen one of those since i was in the navy in japan in 79. nice restore.
That 360 would almost fit in the glovebox of my 68 Charger. And, would certainly fit in the trunk of my 66 Newport. :) Never seen one before this, it's very , very interesting. Thanks for the vid !
Wow! Está ESTÁ INCREÍBLE!!! Me dieron ganas de tener una... es contagiosa su simpatía! Saludos desde Argentina.
I had a 360 years ago, it came free with a 1970 Cadillac Eldorado. The guy got it from his dad who bought the Caddy. Used to drive it to high school in the 80s and he was so big he would sit in the back seat and drive it from the middle with the shifter between his legs. Found a couple vans for sale and was going to get them but someone stole them, major bummer. The US Park Service use them in the DC, and there was a micro car dealership here. Every once in awhile you see something funny like that.
Yup! This is it! I'm so glad you still have this wonderful machine. Not sure if it is considered a Micro car, but definitely one of the Kei style cars.
I better check out what Car shows are in the area for the month of July before its over. And of course PIR.
Have a great one! And love your collection!
Squeezing thru the bike path, going 30mph around 25mph corners - smoking out the neighbors?? I'm shocked you are from Portland! :)
Steve Bryant he’s a great man! his neighbors love him!
@@juljasmaharchive at the moment they do... :)
But will it do 80....? Very cool van man
Steve Bryant he's the OG's of Portland
You can be different in Portland as long as you are white.
As I learned, if you drive a 84 Quattro but are of mixed European and First Nations Ancestry then people are not so kind. As in shouting "I'M GOING TO REPORT YOU TO DEQ FOR CHEATING ON YOUR REGISTRATION", shouting"GET THAT GOD D@MNED PIECE OF JUNK OFF THE ROAD YOU MOTHERF#CKING INDIAN", throwing a piece of firewood in front of you while you are driving at 45 mph, or trashing your 87 Quattro while you are in the Grocery store by hitting it with a car and then kicking the bodywork....
So cool. Like a mini VW! I never heard of a 360 until I stumbled across your channel. Awesome!
Back in '72-'73 one of the guys at a neighboring school had one of those Van's on white, and at lunch time there would be 3-5 guys hanging out of it headed to lunch at local drive in!
Another friend of mine had a 360 for his school car!
As Soon as I saw It, I felt in LOVE......such a nice van.....
Still running , some of them, here in Argentina, mostly, pick Up..
Man that thing is CHERRY! I never even knew of these and now I want one soooooooo bad!! The rest of your collection is wonderful as well!
Loved the ending, little cars have their advantages after all lol
I love the flower interior
lance_b5 ... Reminds me of my grandmother’s curtains.
60s tablecloth
I think it's awesome.
Way over the top but that makes it so cool!
That micro van is amazing ! We use to have it here until mid 1990es ..
What a cool old vehicle! I lived in Japan in '60s and these little vans were everywhere. The motor sounds like my 2 stroke outboard. Love the interior upholstery choice, reminds me of the late '60s VW hippy vans (my older sis was a hippy back then with a VW van). All you need are a few flower power decals on the exterior near the rear. I wonder how difficult it would be to shoehorn a Suzuki Hayabusa engine into one of these. Too bad you don't have the room to keep your whole collection under cover, they are all classics.
Awesome scenery where you live, love the van too, Thanks for the video.
Someone once said the bumpers on the Subaru 360s wouldn't survive a collision with a large canteloupe. I'm sure they were right.
I read 'antelope' then I looked again ;)
Very cool. I've never seen one. Reminds me so much of my 1970 VW Bus. Thanks for sharing your van.
sure you bet!
I remember growing up with those in the early 70s, the van and bug, that's all we had for cars at point.
I sell parts to you man!! You never mentioned you had all these awesome cars!
keep it up love the vids
I had one of theses when I was in Okinawa in the Air Force back in the late 70's. It was a hoot to drive put 2 guys in the back sitting over the engine compartment We could pop wheelies!!!!
What a cool vehicle. Thanks for sharing! Miss Portland cool town cool people with eclectic taste!
What a brilliant car collection. Loving the Subaru!
Fantastic Collection! Big Thumbs up on your choice of vehicles and your Vids. Thanks :)
Very Clean Sambar motor sounds good i almost bought a 1970 Subaru 2 Stroke LJ in SouthFlorida around 1983 it was running when i looked at it although they seller had lifted and Larger tires on it that made it at too slow for safe travel speeds of normalTraffic and the entire thing was rusted quite badly from the Florida Salt Air and high humidity i did not pull the trigger and bought myself a year old CJ7 Jeep instead which was a fun and maybe more practicalVehicle to drive ironically not too long after that therecwerecSubaru Samueais everywhere down there i even had a Girlfreind that bought a CutevWhite one withPikStickers on it that I called her Girly Jeep because it had AirConditioning and Carpet in it ! LOL those were not bad Vehicls overall and because of them being built onFrames many people used them to mount other bodies and still have fourWheelDrives
Fantastic collection! Thanks for taking me for the ride.
im dying of envy the floral interiors are GORGEOUS 😫😫😫🧡💛💚💙
Had one of these when I was in the Air Force and stationed on Okinawa in the late 70s. Loved it!
I've heard this before, some Military brought them back w/ them . Those ones are really neat , JDM trinkets and RHD
--2 thoughts -- 1- Love your wee vehicle passion . 2- Cannot help but notice the Mr.McGoo + Charlie relationship with your dog.
(-- which is charming)
Really enjoyed watching you and your 360. It's interesting to compare automotive tech yesterday and today. My 2017 legacy 3.6 was so easy to drive from Houston to Chicago. My old Saab 96 was a great ride, but would have taken a toll with it's suspension and interior noise on a long trip. Gotta love those old cars though for their quirkiness and simplicity.
My first car was a Subaru 360 van I bought from Air America (the CIA) while I was stationed on Okinawa in 1970. What a memory trip!
Wow, what a stunning vehicle...simply beautiful
thank you , we like it too
Nice van. I grew up near there on Villard st. I used to hung rabbits in the bottom below Willamette Blvd. Small world.
A 360 Coupe and an Isetta-I'm impressed!!!:)-John in Texas
I see you sprung for the deluxe gauge package---Lol----nice vid !
I was expecting 2 D cells, imagine my surprise when I saw the battery
A battery in a car that size is likely 90% of its weight. haha
the sound of that two stroke I could smell it... missing my snowmobiling from when i lived up north
That Subaru van is awesome! It's like a mini Mystery Van.
I love Subarus- I had no idea they made anything like that! Super cool.
Thank you for the ride sir ,my wife daughter and I enjoyed it.
I tried our a 360 sedan when I came back from Viet Nam to drive to my next duty station in 1968. I bought a 1960 MGA and kept it 49 years and sold 2 years ago. I wonder if the 360 would still be around. I was stationed 489 miles from home and many weekends I drove home and back to see my wife.
well you made the right choice if you owned the MGA for that long, 360's are neat too but way different
@@2stroketurbo The only reason I got rid of it my son had no interest in it and it got very difficult get in and out of it at 74 years old. I also have a 1954 chevy 3100 that take on most long trips.
that thing is super clean. I love it!
I remember seeing a 360 in my old neighborhood growing up. A little orange one.
Thought it was cool.
It was badged as a Fuji.
So many cool cars!!! Love anything 2 cycle. I’d ride this any day!
Dude, that lil van is sick. Gsxr 750 engine would ROCK!
What a cool lil van. The doggin rocks too, she's beautiful
My old neighbor had a Zastava van. Cool looking machine.
Such a beautiful van. Hi Stella.
Cool little van, believe it or not I test drove one of these back in the mid 70's and wanted to buy it. My father said no... and he was right! A couple of years later we got what became my first car, a Studebaker Hawk.
Note the not one, but three no right turn signs at 11:16. Then a straight at a right turn only. Nice gem you've got there. Try to keep it mint. 👌😉
Beautiful van and beautiful woofer.
I dig the interior! Super cool van.
Came for tiny bb car, stayed for good doggo.
Wow.... this is really nice... Old is gold...
I love classic micros/kei cars, such great pieces of automotive history
A left hand drive Sambar?
You got yourself a real unicorn there pal.
that OK decal in the window I remember seeing on many older imports, especially Hondas if I'm not mistaken... great site...cant believe you only have 37k subs!
Beautiful Brittany pup you have! Vans awesome too!
my old man had 360 growing up such a mint little van, you need a leone next with maybe a 22b swap
Really enjoyed your vid. I love the air cooled vdubs. But now I want a Subaru 360. You have very nice looking cars!
I would love one of these little van's, absolutely awesome. Never seen one on uk streets 😞
In Plymouth (UK) there's a road called Blue Haze Close. I've always wanted to take a smoky old 2 stroke down there so it can live up to its name.
That is a beautiful van. And cars.
I love this van, it has so much character.
that van is awesome. along with all your cars. i was a vanagon guy for years. to weird cars🍻
That thing is so clean. Love it. I would love to find one in the PNW for sale.
I worked for a guy in the 70s that bought a 77 Subaru Brat. We used it for a go getter. Go get parts, go get lunch, go get the Bosses kid at school. Go to town. I loved to drive it, 4wd lot of fun! When that car had about 30 k miles on it the engine was worn out it smoked like a tar wagon! It was his fault though he would only use 20w50 Castro in it when it called for 10w30! Oil was to thick.
Brilliant, love 2 strokes, Subarus and small vans.
The first Subarus in New Hampshire 1972 or 73 to the best of my recollection it may have been when the first dealership came in the area.
Out here on the West Coast they were sold alongside mainstream dealers Ford and Chevy Starting in 1869 and 70
Love at first sight for me. Looks awesome dude. Enjoy.