The King of Queens: 1972 Oldsmobile Cutlass - The House Of Muscle Ep. 9
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2017
- It’s not easy owning a classic car in the boroughs of New York City. Owners must deal with rust, potholes, pedestrians, and, of course, a host of psychotic cabbies. However, despite these hazards, New York has some of the greatest muscle cars ever to roll on tarmac. Meet Eddie, a Queens native and the owner of the 1972 “AY OOH” Oldsmobile Cutlass, a tough-as-nails street brute that cut its teeth running light-to-light street races in Queens.
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Holy hell there's a lot of grumpy people with opinions here. Do any of you have any interesting projects of your own, or do you just complain about others?
How many of us Oldsmobile guys out there? The car company that started General Motors, and I'm a Ford guy, but I do love an Oldsmobile, they are well built, and have near perfection looks.
Cant imagine having the courage to leave a car like that alone in NYC for 10 seconds
68-72 Olds Cutlass 4-4-2's are Magnificent Muscle Cars
Still one of my favorite YT vids ever... Probably watched it 50 times or more....
The passion for these cars and how that's reflected by the owners, is absolutely fantastic. Its inspiring and reminds us fellow gearheads that can only afford to be internet gearheads, that the automotive world is vast and truly a family. Thank you Mike for doing what you on each episode of the show and previous episodes and shows. Please keep it up and please keep doing what you're doing.
I love my 72 Cutlass but it's got the Rocket 350 in it which makes me happy!
This car is great, this guy built his car the way he wanted to and he loves it. That's all that matters.
Those 60's and 70's Oldsmobile racing paint jobs still look good today.
Lovely looking car, thanks for showing this to us! Wish we had heaps of cars like this lying around in Australia...
It always amazes me to see and hear the cars and stories about street racing coming out of N.Y. Because you get this thought in your head of congestion and traffic and wonder how. Then you see gems like this and here the stories and like Mike said you can talk and listen for HOURS. I remember as a kid when I first got into cars and saw my first SuperBee. It was an original HEMI car and it was a beast. And the guy who bought it new did so to go street racing in the Bronx. And hearing that starting my fascination with the mystery of street racing in N.Y.
It still has the Orange 442 fenderwells. This is an excellent video, thanks.
I love this show. Real people with real cars. Not always the most expensive or glamorous but just pure old fashioned hot rods!
The history of Oldsmobile (1897-2004) for 107 years Oldsmobile founded in 1897 But is get defunct in 2004 R.I.P. Oldsmobile (1897-2004).😞 🚘
That guy in the Jeep was like "Oh great these guys doing burnouts again..."
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Really enjoyable House of Muscle episode. If there's one thing that MT is doing right as of recent, it's this show. Big improvement over Musto's previous /Drive series too.
Love how he just rips one in the middle of the street! Respect :D
1972 was an awesome year for style and design in automobiles. :)
Watching big muslce and now House of muscle. Mike Musto is one of the reasons I said finally am getting my El Camino to where I want it. Finally putting the money I wanted into it. I do wish one day Mike Musto can see what he has inspired me to finally do to my El Camino