@@MTC008 Good catch! That does appear to be an updated version of the 3rd generation Caprice. I know there was an update for the 80-85 model years, and another update for the 86-90 model years, but since I can't see the headlamps, I can't tell which model it is.
Loved it! I'm a gearhead, so to me seeing old cars in their prime is very entertaining. I saw a few cars like the ones I owned back in the day. Thanks for the video!!
My neighbor once told me that by 1975, everyone would have there cars from the 60s and 70s but he would still be driving his 1956 Chevy bel air. (As of 2021, he still has it and it drives like a dream)
Can't wait for facial recognition, chip implantation, and self driving cars. Yeah right! I want to go back to the 70's. Badass cars, music, vinyl, etc.
Back in those days the cars were so easy to fix and required no computer to tell you there is a misfire These days you connect a scanner that tells you that there are multiple misfires detected and my answer is -no shit - and 200$ later
You mean it has become central america because the Mexicans have been here long before it became america and they were the true native americans but even though I wish I could go back to 1975 and re- visit soul train and and many other shows we had and people of All ethnicity got along and now thanks to the internet our social ability just gone down what 80 fuckin percent
Your perception doesn't match reality. LA was in the midst of the PCP epidemic in the early '80s with drive-by shootings and turfs wars between street gangs like the Crips and Bloods. I know it's just a movie, but watch the movie "Colors" from the mid '80s for a taste of what was going on in LA at that time. The violent crime rate was double in the '80s what it is now and "Illegals" were every bit the problem back then that they are now.. As for "livability" of LA in the early '80s, smog was so much worse than now, and gasoline prices and interest rates for cars and homes were through the roof with the prime rate pushing 20%. Yeah, there were fewer cars and people in SoCal back then, but there were also fewer freeways and the ones that were there had fewer lanes, no diamond lanes, etc. I lived there then and now and there are things I miss about the '80s, but also things I don't miss. Both then and now have pros and cons.
@@662wc5 Brilliant! You belong to the few who could actually analyze information and past experience and come to a sensible conclusion. Pollution was high; environmental concerns were low on the priority list. Compton and neighboring communities were a cesspool of gang warfare and violence. Then came the riots of 1992.
Are you kidding? I don’t think it was possible to have more fun . I was arrested 3 times for having too much fun ( 1 DUI ,1 possession of marijuana, 1 time for being in a place where marijuana was being smoked ( cops had no evidence because I ate it ) Stones , zeppelin, who , dead etc concerts Big Sur , Yosemite hiking , So Cal beach’s, beautiful So Cal girls in tube tops and cut off Levi’s. Oh yeah . I did end up paying a price for starting so late into adulthood but it was worth it .
I was a teenager then in Los Angeles how I wish I could go back in time if I knew what was coming I would have treasured every single day …. Those were the days my friend I loved the sixties even more!!!! Everything changed in the early eighties!
The Beetle was the most common car in America for a few years. Remember when the Auto Trader was chock-full of them? Now you hardly ever see one, at least the old style.
@@redtra236 Yeah, seat belt use was almost nonexistent. I was that rare teenager back then that wore both the lap and shoulder belts when I drove. Aside from the obvious safety aspect of buckling up, the car actually drove and handled better with the belts buckled. It was my grandfather's hand me down 1970 Buick Electra. One night a couple of years later the belts along with the size and quality of the Electra saved me in a head on collision with a drunk driver in a Chevrolet suburban. The general driving population was just too dumb and lazy to buckle up. My Electra had separate lap and shoulder belts with two separate buckles to fasten which most thought was a terrible inconvenience. I always got in the car, pushed in the cigarette lighter, buckled up both belts, lit a cigarette and then drove off. Two habits that continue to this day.
@@redtra236 You are probably correct, but the seat belts most likely saved my life or at least prevented serious injuries when I was in a head on collision when I was 20. The jury is still out on the smoking habit.
Thanks for posting. Someone from the 1970's would be shocked how clean L.A.'s air is today (those cars were actually rolling chimneys) ... and how crappy pretty much everything else is.
Yeah, about the only thing that has actually improved since that time is air quality. Smog was WAY worse back then compared to what it is now, even with more cars on the road these days. I can remember major smog alerts and PE being canceled at school because the air was so bad. LA was covered in a perpetual brown cloud of toxic air. This must have been filmed on an rare clear day, maybe after a bit of rain.
The air was bad late 60’s but not every single day. We had pretty wet years where the air was cleaned out consistently and vehicle smog systems were around by mid 70’s. Some days were better than others. Even though life is easier now people still think it’s difficult today. Those cars you see broke down constantly. There was not much comfort for the little guy with no pc’s, no cell phones, no vcrs or dvds, no laptops, cars that really underperformed compared to today, no cable tv (just a few channels).
@@mmartin5707 Comfort is what you make of it. We didn't have PC's or cell phones or vcr's but we didn't need them or want them because they didn't exist. We were plenty comfortable back then and we never longed for anything more.
Whoever made this video thank you so much you showed so many places I think about and miss cause they're gone I literally cried you filmed what would sum up as my life even showing the hospital I was born at off of Vermont and Fountain when I wa born there in "72"it was called "Cedars of Lebanon" it moved to 4 months later to West L.A now it's called "Cedar Sinai" I was raised 4 blocks west of there where my mom still lives and I live on Kingswell off Vermont exactly 3 blocks north of there this was an amazing video best one I have ever seen again THANK YOU!!
It wasn’t some perfect utopia there was some news stories of horror but very few and far between nothing like today nobody was shooting uo churches schools clubs movie theaters or grocery stores so no there wasn’t homeless people and crazy people everywhere no
Oh wow the skyline with the old savings and loan logo! The old V.W bugs and station wagon with the way back, the style of the RTD buses! Thanks for posting this it’s truly appreciated.
Cars of the 70's were so much better looking than the rolling "suppositories" of today! 🤣😂🤣 I remember Giorgio's in Beverly Hills... went there once while in college on the 80's, with a couple of friends. The girl tried on $2,000.00 cocktail dresses for fun, while my other friend and I had glass of wine while browsing cashmere sweaters, and checking out the pool table! 🥂🎱 We managed to see Larry Gatlin of the "Gatlin Brothers" leaving with a suit from Jerry Magnin, and Richard Simmons walking on the sidewalk. 😎 Oh, the good old days in LA, before it went to shit! 😝
Thx for posting these video's. Brings back so many memories when, coming from Europe, I was visiting relatives in L.A. I really wish I could go back to that era, which was so very special. It's almost like craving. And see my relatives again, who sadly passed away in the mean time.
@@shrayesraman5192 I agree 💯 I grew up in the late 80' early 90's in LA very dangerous lots of drive-by's car jackings ECT..but now it's just as crazy I think but in a whole nether way
Seeing how things are today in 2022, I sometimes have to take a look back to see how it was. Things seem so messed up today that I'm really missin several yesterdays.
at2.37 the same person driving the 2 front and back cars at the same time !! i lived the 70's and i wanna live it again&again!! what delicious life!!!! specially New York city !!!!
What an outstanding restoration. To think of all of the stories and lives of people who were from before, current to that date, born during, grew up young and all those who have long since passed whose stories have been lost. Los Angeles truly had the chance to be the shining city on a hill for all eternity. We need to find our way back.
Just imagine being there watching a concert of your favourite band and then you could meet all those amazing rock musicians from the 70s...the dream of a "groupie" like me, I wanna cry
@@nativetexanful My son lives near Sunset and Hillhurst and the rent he pays for just a bedroom is outrageous!!! I don't know how people can afford living there now.
Papa Dinkleberg Considering I lived in LA for 12 years until recently, I think I’d know what I’m talking about. There are very nice pockets of LA, surrounded by a ton of shitty parts. Some areas of LA you would swear you are in Mexico. It didn’t used to be like that.. There’s so much pollution, traffic, crime. It sucks.
Interesting video, but it's not just from the 70s. As noted below, some footage is from the 60s. Also, the Chevy police car at 3:20 is an early 1980's model, and also a K car (1980s) from the same clip.
That's what I'm saying! That particular generation of the Chevy Caprice didn't become more widespread until the 1980s. That clip from 2:57 to 3:27 seems to be from the latter half of the early 1980s (as in 1982 or especially 1983) to the mid-1980s. Hell, maybe it's even from the late 80s, but I'm unsure. It certainly isn't the 70s, that's for sure.
AWB! Hamish Stuart. Toured together on AWB's first American tour. First show was the Santa Barbara Bowl. Next the Hollywood Palladium at Sunset Boulevard. Best of times of my life! Just saw Hamish now on tour with Ringo Starr's All-Star Band.
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I can't describe with words how beautiful this is.🤗
Thanks, I was just driving around one day and started recording. Never knew this video would become a classic on RUclips.
Was
@@epigwaitthistory before crack lol
i think this video is from 1980s not 1970s, the police car in 3:18 is a chevrolet caprice model of 1985-1989
@@MTC008 Good catch! That does appear to be an updated version of the 3rd generation Caprice. I know there was an update for the 80-85 model years, and another update for the 86-90 model years, but since I can't see the headlamps, I can't tell which model it is.
I feel like these people had no Idea how cool their cars really were.
I did not understand in 1982 how awesome our toy stores were. I do not raise my camera today for much but there are still some neat trucks.
So in love with 70's Cali
Same
Seeing all those people into their cars just brings a smile. I love LA of the 70s.
i think this video is from 1980s not 1970s, the police car in 3:18 is a chevrolet caprice model of 1985-1989
@@MTC008 It might be 1977-79 Impala
There was more optimism - the future was bright : it's quite evident
@MTC008 yeah I noticed that as well, I think it was from the 80s as well
The 70’s in LA! Far out.
Good times.
Loved it! I'm a gearhead, so to me seeing old cars in their prime is very entertaining. I saw a few cars like the ones I owned back in the day. Thanks for the video!!
OK 👌 😎 cool
Agreed.
I love those super beetles and 64 impalas. To me those cars are synonymous with so cal
Those cars are absolutely beautiful.
its a shame the us car buyer sold out to foreign competitors
Cars looked by far better then our goddamned SUVs!
they do look better then suv
Not to mention the hideous crossovers 😝
@@jaypheet5096 : yesss!
Even worse! There is no elegance and beauty more: just finished !
Bruh Real SUVs like blazers suburbans looked good. Only crossovers are the shitty things
My neighbor once told me that by 1975, everyone would have there cars from the 60s and 70s but he would still be driving his 1956 Chevy bel air.
(As of 2021, he still has it and it drives like a dream)
@Vegas same here😆, I drive a 1999 Ford F-150 and it still drives like a charm👌🏽
@Vegas probably not especially if the person drives like a manic or doesn’t do maintenance on time.
@Vegas sheesh but with prices like that is the main reason why I prefer to buy cars from the 90s or early 2000s
@Vegas same here
he got taste
My favorite decade. I lived in Hollywood and had some great times. This brings back memories.
You should blog about those days. Because we want to know the beauty of that time and splace
@@Hi_Google Splace?
@@TheListenerCanon sorry typo error. I meant "space"
@@Hi_Google Yeah I figured. I was kidding.
Nice...I Bet P-Funk & The Mothership Was Rocki'n Back Then..
Loved the 70s best times of my life.
Really tell me about it. How is your day going?
The scene at 0:29 where the driver flashed the peace sign while his passenger looked like he was about ready to punch him in the face was priceless.
True, classic !
Today in 2022 will be the nostalgia you yearn for 30 years from now. You'd better soak it up now people.
No way man not at all,
Can't wait for facial recognition, chip implantation, and self driving cars. Yeah right! I want to go back to the 70's. Badass cars, music, vinyl, etc.
tell me about it mate
Agreed
Please take me with you I love the 70s
Call me when u leaving bruh.. Imma come with ya
Self driving cars are gonna be way safer
My hometown! Life was good (and affordable!).
So many beautiful Impalas.
Real American cars !!!!
And beetles.
@@felipeaugusto5592 And Volvo, BMW, Mercedes,Opel, Mazda, Toyota.... But the american cars a real rear wheel drive typical of this era.
Back in those days the cars were so easy to fix and required no computer to tell you there is a misfire
These days you connect a scanner that tells you that there are multiple misfires detected and my answer is -no shit - and 200$ later
You mean it has become central america because the Mexicans have been here long before it became america and they were the true native americans but even though I wish I could go back to 1975 and re- visit soul train and and many other shows we had and people of All ethnicity got along and now thanks to the internet our social ability just gone down what 80 fuckin percent
exactly!!
I wish I could go back in time. Today’s times are shit. 😞
Yes yes I remember me and my Low Rider boyfriend .. always rode around in his 1965 implala crushing around Hollywood ♥️❤️
L.A. was strangely peaceful and livable back in the early 80s. Even the traffic was OK and driving on the freeways back then was civilized.
rrrrr Statistically speaking, L.A. is actually “peaceful” now. The rate of crime was a lot higher back then.
Your perception doesn't match reality. LA was in the midst of the PCP epidemic in the early '80s with drive-by shootings and turfs wars between street gangs like the Crips and Bloods. I know it's just a movie, but watch the movie "Colors" from the mid '80s for a taste of what was going on in LA at that time. The violent crime rate was double in the '80s what it is now and "Illegals" were every bit the problem back then that they are now.. As for "livability" of LA in the early '80s, smog was so much worse than now, and gasoline prices and interest rates for cars and homes were through the roof with the prime rate pushing 20%. Yeah, there were fewer cars and people in SoCal back then, but there were also fewer freeways and the ones that were there had fewer lanes, no diamond lanes, etc. I lived there then and now and there are things I miss about the '80s, but also things I don't miss. Both then and now have pros and cons.
@@662wc5 Thank you! Finally someone who sees that not everything in the past was better.
@@662wc5 Brilliant! You belong to the few who could actually analyze information and past experience and come to a sensible conclusion. Pollution was high; environmental concerns were low on the priority list. Compton and neighboring communities were a cesspool of gang warfare and violence. Then came the riots of 1992.
@@662wc5 Yes But it was a rare thing buddy it looked fine on the outside
A whole different era. Wow!!! Amazing!!!!
Its so satisfying to see all the vehicles are cars, and not a single suv anywhere.
I kind of feel sad for this long gone Era.
me too!
That was the golden era. No phone calls no depression
There were plenty of phone calls and depression. People chose to suffer instead of talking about it.
@@milfordcivic6755 Very true. I feel like people forget the 70s had its own problems.
@@milfordcivic6755 You know what he means idiot Smart phones
wish I grew up in the 70s
ttacoman1234 I grew up in the 80s LA got ruined in the late 80s my opinion
I did. You didn’t miss anything.
I wish I could travel through time, shape shift, turn invisible, go through objects and walls like a ghost, be anyone or anything I wanted to be
I did your not missing anything dude. Enjoy nowadays cos I am more then I did then
The seventies sucked
It was great growing up In those times and I want to go back 🔙
Same
So many good cars so hard to find today
Most of those cars you mentioned were junk anyways
All customs
If we'd KNOWN how bad things were going to get...we'd have had MORE fun!...:)
Rowlandph you’re lucky as fuck
Are you kidding? I don’t think it was possible to have more fun . I was arrested 3 times for having too much fun ( 1 DUI ,1 possession of marijuana, 1 time for being in a place where marijuana was being smoked ( cops had no evidence because I ate it ) Stones , zeppelin, who , dead etc concerts Big Sur , Yosemite hiking , So Cal beach’s, beautiful So Cal girls in tube tops and cut off Levi’s. Oh yeah . I did end up paying a price for starting so late into adulthood but it was worth it .
The way things are nowadays, we should have world war 3 and get it over with, so we can get back to organizing the fun we should be having
@@MrCoconutcat STFU idiot
coconutcatman LOOK WHAT HAPPEND BRO WTF DID U DO
its like the joy I felt in the back seat of my parents 72 Ford LTD Stationwagon just seeing the world knowing this was as good as it gets. Thank you
Those cars... they are so magnificents!!! Amazing looking cars are there 💕
0:15 love the jumping cars 3:17 nice!
Every car was so awesome in the 70s.
00:45 There was an Opel kadett! Small american/german car :). Thanks for the video upload.
Damn i wish i would've grew up in the 70's, what a time to be alive, i've seen 13 beetles in this video btw
VW bpBeetle use to be good reliable car, now it’s Honda Civics
I was a teenager then in Los Angeles how I wish I could go back in time if I knew what was coming I would have treasured every single day …. Those were the days my friend I loved the sixties even more!!!! Everything changed in the early eighties!
The Beetle was the most common car in America for a few years. Remember when the Auto Trader was chock-full of them? Now you hardly ever see one, at least the old style.
I was fortunate enough to grow up at that time in LA i sure miss those time .
No, you just miss your youth. Just like every other commenter here.
Awesome Music🎵💖and Memorys💜thxsomuch👍
Yes I remember that nice life back in the day back in the seventies ❤️✌🏼
Back when life was much simpler.
I wonder what I would be doing now then. Probably better off in the 70s
When Starsky and Hutch could suddenly appear, ripping in a corner in the red Torino ! 😀
Ticket for the 70s, one-way please..!
Driving around in my 1969 Chevy Nova in Hollywood to get to my high school while listening to AWB.
My first was a 69 chevy nova
Having A/C in your car was a luxury back then Everybody is driving with the windows down & no seat belts.
And most of them made it just fine, now everyone has seatbelds and they die because they were looking at the phone
Most of the cars had seatbelts by then(not the old ones) but hardly anyone used them lol
@@redtra236 Yeah, seat belt use was almost nonexistent. I was that rare teenager back then that wore both the lap and shoulder belts when I drove. Aside from the obvious safety aspect of buckling up, the car actually drove and handled better with the belts buckled. It was my grandfather's hand me down 1970 Buick Electra. One night a couple of years later the belts along with the size and quality of the Electra saved me in a head on collision with a drunk driver in a Chevrolet suburban. The general driving population was just too dumb and lazy to buckle up. My Electra had separate lap and shoulder belts with two separate buckles to fasten which most thought was a terrible inconvenience. I always got in the car, pushed in the cigarette lighter, buckled up both belts, lit a cigarette and then drove off. Two habits that continue to this day.
@@bradparris99 I think smoking daily is more likely to end your life early than not wearing seat belts lol, but yeah wearing them is a good idea.
@@redtra236 You are probably correct, but the seat belts most likely saved my life or at least prevented serious injuries when I was in a head on collision when I was 20. The jury is still out on the smoking habit.
Thanks for posting. Someone from the 1970's would be shocked how clean L.A.'s air is today (those cars were actually rolling chimneys) ... and how crappy pretty much everything else is.
Yeah, about the only thing that has actually improved since that time is air quality. Smog was WAY worse back then compared to what it is now, even with more cars on the road these days. I can remember major smog alerts and PE being canceled at school because the air was so bad. LA was covered in a perpetual brown cloud of toxic air.
This must have been filmed on an rare clear day, maybe after a bit of rain.
👍 True factz
Yep. The smog is mostly gone and your eyes don't burn anymore. But the city went to hell and they might as well bulldoze it at this point.
The air was bad late 60’s but not every single day. We had pretty wet years where the air was cleaned out consistently and vehicle smog systems were around by mid 70’s. Some days were better than others.
Even though life is easier now people still think it’s difficult today. Those cars you see broke down constantly. There was not much comfort for the little guy with no pc’s, no cell phones, no vcrs or dvds, no laptops, cars that really underperformed compared to today, no cable tv (just a few channels).
@@mmartin5707 Comfort is what you make of it. We didn't have PC's or cell phones or vcr's but we didn't need them or want them because they didn't exist. We were plenty comfortable back then and we never longed for anything more.
Cars and clothes. The only two things that tell us what decade are we watching.. Oh yes, and banners!
Why does the old American cars look sooooo f ing beautiful? I just get in Trance when I see old muscle cars and can’t do anything but staring at them…
Great music then, men were men and women were women!!! ❤️❤️
Whoever made this video thank you so much you showed so many places I think about and miss cause they're gone I literally cried you filmed what would sum up as my life even showing the hospital I was born at off of Vermont and Fountain when I wa born there in "72"it was called "Cedars of Lebanon" it moved to 4 months later to West L.A now it's called "Cedar Sinai" I was raised 4 blocks west of there where my mom still lives and I live on Kingswell off Vermont exactly 3 blocks north of there this was an amazing video best one I have ever seen again THANK YOU!!
I be was a teenager in the seventies I miss those simple days before society turned unrecognizable…
@@sandybanks2865 as a teenager were you afraid of (serial) killers abducting you in the 70s?
It wasn’t some perfect utopia there was some news stories of horror but very few and far between nothing like today nobody was shooting uo churches schools clubs movie theaters or grocery stores so no there wasn’t homeless people and crazy people everywhere no
There's a lot of buildings that have been changed the people themselves have changed.
Thats amazing that you were able to recognize that, that must have been over the top nostalgia.
it’s crazy to think that cars back then were normal vehicles but now if you see one now it’s like a shrine or something
Oh wow the skyline with the old savings and loan logo! The old V.W bugs and station wagon with the way back, the style of the RTD buses! Thanks for posting this it’s truly appreciated.
I was born in LA 1963 so I'm somewhere nearby at this time playing or in school
Good beat. Easy to dance to. I'll give it a 9!
There were more VW beetles here then in Europe lol.
Also I saw an Opel cadett and a yellow Ascona, a few BMWs,lots of Datsun and tons of Caprice.
Cars of the 70's were so much better looking than the rolling "suppositories" of today!
🤣😂🤣
I remember Giorgio's in Beverly Hills... went there once while in college on the 80's, with a couple of friends. The girl tried on $2,000.00 cocktail dresses for fun, while my other friend and I had glass of wine while browsing cashmere sweaters, and checking out the pool table!
🥂🎱
We managed to see Larry Gatlin of the "Gatlin Brothers" leaving with a suit from Jerry Magnin, and Richard Simmons walking on the sidewalk. 😎
Oh, the good old days in LA, before it went to shit! 😝
Thx for posting these video's. Brings back so many memories when, coming from Europe, I was visiting relatives in L.A. I really wish I could go back to that era, which was so very special. It's almost like craving. And see my relatives again, who sadly passed away in the mean time.
Both NY & LA in the 70's was very historical & awesome 👍
NYC wasn’t a great place in the 70’s and it’s quickly returning to that again.
@@MPerry-ox9qb I guess it depends on what your into & how you look at it
I love LA but the truth is that it was very dangerous starting in the 70s and peaking in the 90s. Now it is pretty safe for the most part.
@@shrayesraman5192 I agree 💯 I grew up in the late 80' early 90's in LA very dangerous lots of drive-by's car jackings ECT..but now it's just as crazy I think but in a whole nether way
Love those Cars!
Nothin like a big'ol Detroit !
🚬👓...
What a time to have been alive
No time like the present to be alive. Someday people will look back on now as the golden age.
@@RobtheAviator fr
Don't forget folks, times were hard back then too. As my old man used to say: "We didn't have a pot to piss in, or a window to throw it out of". 😉
Volkswagen Bugs everywhere!
Love it!
Those were solid tanks They were the Toyota Corolla and Honda Civic of the day.
Who wishes we could just go back to this time?
I do. At least for one whole month. It would feel like a great vacation.
This is the LA I grew up in!!! So very grateful!!! Nothing better than SoCal in the 70s!!!
Seeing how things are today in 2022, I sometimes have to take a look back to see how it was. Things seem so messed up today that I'm really missin several yesterdays.
Agreed…
Shoulda voted for Larry fam
Those Cars are the Dutch bikes of today in Holland!!! Still big and classic
at2.37 the same person driving the 2 front and back cars at the same time !!
i lived the 70's and i wanna live it again&again!!
what delicious life!!!!
specially New York city !!!!
What an outstanding restoration. To think of all of the stories and lives of people who were from before, current to that date, born during, grew up young and all those who have long since passed whose stories have been lost. Los Angeles truly had the chance to be the shining city on a hill for all eternity. We need to find our way back.
Perfect song for a great quality video!!! At any moment I was imagining seeing Ponch & John from Chips! Thanks for posting 😉
This is actually some high quality footage... real nice to see ^^
So lovely. How is your day going?
Just imagine being there watching a concert of your favourite band and then you could meet all those amazing rock musicians from the 70s...the dream of a "groupie" like me, I wanna cry
Looking at this video is taking me back to my teenage years when I Cruze around losangles California with my friends 😉✌🏼❤️
70's Lowriders in the 70's... BEAUTIFUL...
And now, it makes me sad think that almost all of the cars shown in the video are scrap
Love the 67 RS Camaro in beginning I have the same one but in a convertable
Saw my 1977 Chevy Nova, except mine was a two door!
AWB "I'M THE ONE" FONKAY 😎 & DEFINITELY ROCKING ALL THE HOUSE PARTIES IN SOUTH L.A IN '75
The picture quality of this video is outstanding! It's like it was just filmed with our cameras of today!
Outstanding? Looks horrible to me, especially the clip that has terrible deinterlacing going on.
Looks outstanding considering it's over 40 years old.
@@ArmpitStudios oh stop it!! Enjoy this beautiful 70s time machine video for what it is.
@@jjrrhh1983 Can't. I have standards.
@@ArmpitStudios sure you can guy!!
I have owned some of those old rides, wish I still had a few of them.
Unbelievable. Didn't know that in LA no one uses turn signal since the 70s.
I love to see Datsun Hustler pick up’s with a canopy driving along. Such a great time to be young back then.
Hard to look at L.A. today and think that it was like this at one time.
Clean streets, better-dressed people, and very few homeless. For sure, those were better times. Rents were affordable back then, too.
@@Luca-nu2zg Dude LA was very diverse back than. The problem is just politics.
One thing that wasn’t better was crime. Crime was way worse in l.a back then.
Inveigh oh yeah and pollution but la had way better clean streets in the 70s and 80s it has always been a mess in la
@@nativetexanful My son lives near Sunset and Hillhurst and the rent he pays for just a bedroom is outrageous!!! I don't know how people can afford living there now.
This music awesome
could it be the( average white band ?? )
@@peterGu895 what the fuck was his comment supposed to mean?
@@hihello8771 the name of the group is Average White Band.
@@matthewnorman2547 that's fucking hilarious
Love love the seventy, that was the fun times. I miss it missssssst
Niiiice! The good ol days. Not like now when every car looks the same. 👍
Very cool that they decided to document all this on video. Nice clear footage. Simpler times.
The fact that someone in 1970 that was 20 years old then would be 73 years old today is really fucking scary to me
i got there in 82. On and off in So Cal for some 22 years since then
Those Volkswagen's never get old.
Great video and music!
Born and rise los angeles lovely city
Great musical score and footage.
My beautiful city
Ashley Davis can we get together
LA hasn't been beautiful for quite some time. Today it is more like third-world..
polifatts If you really think that then you're dumber than dirt. Detroit is more of a third world if you ask me
Papa Dinkleberg Considering I lived in LA for 12 years until recently, I think I’d know what I’m talking about. There are very nice pockets of LA, surrounded by a ton of shitty parts. Some areas of LA you would swear you are in Mexico. It didn’t used to be like that.. There’s so much pollution, traffic, crime. It sucks.
cool. reminds me of CHiPs episodes.
Good point lol
I'm waiting for Starsky and Hutch come ripping around a corner !
1977, same year the show started.
Chips was the best and I have every episode on Dvd
Imagine being born in the 40s living through the 50sthe 60s and the 70s only to live in today's world
Since the 1990's the world has been just one big shithole.
I was born in the 70's and I think that about having lived through the 80's, 90's, 2000's, and now today's crappy world.
@Taint Magnet So a culture of everyone staring at screens and relying on the Internet for everything is your idea of a quality life?
@Taint Magnet What do you do?
Im not surprised so many people made suicide in 80s they just wanned good ending
Back when time was good and mostly all people feel good and was satiesfied with life. Great times..
So glad to have lived there in those years.
I just saw a girl riding her bike in the video and it put a smile on my face because you don’t see that anymore.
you should totally look up amsterdam
A great film, I love LA
Wow no smartphones or tiktok very beautiful made me cry
That Impala at 0:40 looks so badass !
Boyle Heights, was my Beverly Hills, Lorena St Elementary School, Stevenson Junior High School
Interesting video, but it's not just from the 70s. As noted below, some footage is from the 60s. Also, the Chevy police car at 3:20 is an early 1980's model, and also a K car (1980s) from the same clip.
That's what I'm saying! That particular generation of the Chevy Caprice didn't become more widespread until the 1980s. That clip from 2:57 to 3:27 seems to be from the latter half of the early 1980s (as in 1982 or especially 1983) to the mid-1980s. Hell, maybe it's even from the late 80s, but I'm unsure.
It certainly isn't the 70s, that's for sure.
I thought so!
AWB! Hamish Stuart. Toured together on AWB's first American tour.
First show was the Santa Barbara Bowl. Next the Hollywood Palladium at Sunset Boulevard.
Best of times of my life!
Just saw Hamish now on tour with Ringo Starr's All-Star Band.
I can see there is no internet or social media.
Everything looks beautiful.