Same scoop also installed backwards on the red hopped-up Camaro in the previous vid. Musta got a two-fer deal from Street Machines R Us in Van Nuys there. Tidbit: The YSJ plate on the AMX in the shop is correct DMV issue for a '69 in Southern California.
That was the end of the number series for those black plates before they switched to the blue and gold in 1970. In California the plates always stayed on the car when it was transferred (generally). There were some 'studio' plate series that showed up in a lot of '70's movies and TV series like the 'PCE' plates on the Duel car.
i said the same about the scoop on the camaro and i have been scolded on how it’s a cowl induction hood and that’s the correct orientation. this hood scoop is CLEARLY designed to clear a tunnel ram and face the other f*cking direction it’s literally shown that way in ads lmao every car i’ve seen this style on is facing forward.. because it’s a forward facing scoop 🫠 it just looks stupid this way 🥴
@@vincemajestyk9497 All true as you say. I currently have two '69 Ford Cobras with their Y-series plates on them. Also here are my '68 GT/CS Mustang, '68 442 Olds, '68 Torino GT, and the '67 Cougar my parents bought new with their original black'n'yellows still on them. My '70 Cyclone Spoiler has its first-year blue'n'yellows on it. I am a veteran of the San Fernando Valley street race scene, and somewhere then I got into license plate "recognition" as a side hobby. The mind-bender was, in the early 80's, I bought a '76 Econoline 250 from the original owner. Back then vans had commercial series plates like pickups. The five numbers on the blue plate matched exactly in order the last five numbers of the factory VIN. What are the odds? The seller had never noticed it until I bought it. I will go to the grave not knowing how that happened.
@@Reagzmarie Back then that scoop was marketed as a "Sox & Martin" piece and later as just a Mopar item. They were available in 5" and 7" heights. I had the lower of the two on my '68 Mustang, which had a single-plane hi-rise intake and a blue-anodized 5-inch aluminum velocity stack atop the 4779 Holley. I even had it facing forward! Still being made!
@@BulldogGTX-i2f YES, if you Google pictures of the 1970 -1973 Motown Missile Dodge Challenger Pro Stock drag racer, you'll see where this hood scoop design originated. It was designed by Chrysler. -Steve Magnante
It was also on the chrome bumper Camaro. But then “CHiPs” loved screwing up cars. Ponch’s T/A (or T/A lookalike) had both the shaker AND the twin Formula sugar scoops.
Parts store was located at around 20251 Saticoy St. in LA. That store is torn down. Apartments there now. That whole area is now hispanic. Gotta speak spanish to do business there.
Hi everybody, brand new here to this channel. Thank you so much the owner of the channel for these quick video clips of these car chases. Some of these videos I have either never seen or have not seen in over 40 years and little vague memories of. I was born in and have lived in Los Angeles and the San Fernando Valley all 50 years of my life. Although many of you may have already taken notice, but for those of you out there who don't know, would like to know exact locations, appreciate how things looked in the past as preserved in these old tv shows/movies videos, especially in the Los Angeles and San Fernando Valley areas as compared to now, this scene here was filmed on Saticoy (north side of Saticoy) between Winnetka and Oso in the San Fernando Valley... sorry for the run on sentence. Right at the 0:01 mark to the left behind the Mustang the "Winnetka Animal Clinic" is still there as well as the building with the multiple arches over the windows which is where there is an Urgent Care clinic that is allegedly known as the "pron" doctors for adult actors. At 0:04, there is a "Joy Bird" that my parents used to go to for their parrot we had in the late 70's throughout the entire 80's. Then probably the most significant here, and you can't see it because the Mustang is moving fast and the background is blurred, at about 0:05, we pass "Rumbo Recorders," a recording studio where so many great albums were made or partially recorded at. First and foremost, one of my favorite albums of any genre of music, "Appetite for Destruction" by Guns N' Roses. So sorry for the ramble people but someone brought it to my attention that I have more life behind me than in front me and that has made me a little nostalgic for things. So, seeing clips like this reactivate a whole collage of lifetime memories for me. God bless to you all for the new year.
1:00 😂 The car theft victim is like a young Mickey Rooney. Doing the same flailing around arm motions he learned from silent film stars when he was a kid.
I had a 69 in highschool. Got it from a guy who had it built by Ford. 12" clutch 3sp, 351 heads on a 302 and factory installed headers. Outran almost anything else in town.
Yep. That's a 73. One year only header and front bumper. Rear bumper had a plastic impact strip at one time, the holes were filled with chrome bolts. Wrong seat. Great episode.
I had a '69 in my young days. One time we were swimming in a river and I forgot to take the keys out of my pocket. So I lost them. I just went home found a spare ignition switch. Then opened the door in one minute with a coat hanger, replaced the ignition switch (just screws in and pugs into the wiring) and drove off. So it's realistic that you could steal the car in 2 minutes, with the door locked.
@@thedailyrantchannel1000 its was a 428 4 spd,,,,someone put a 427 in it never put a pilot bearing in the crank ,,took out the top loader,,,it now has a cobra 302 auto...an i added power brakes an power steering ,,,sad what happened to the 428 ,,but it car is in very good shape,,,been inside from 1977 till now
Sure you can hot wire a car but that’s why I always had a kill switch in every car I owned. Unless you found that? You weren’t going anywhere. And I hid that and other tricks. One night while I was out a kid did try to steal my car. He got my ignition cylinder out and was trying to use a pair of needle nose pliers dk turn it over. Never found the kill switch. Best part was sitting there waiting for the cops who were very happy to catch him in the act.
Estrada waa a huge star on mexican soap operas for years. He did quite well. He did pitch some real estate schemes but a criminal? No. He capitalized on his fame. Hes a nice guy as well give the guy a break.
Great touch to see the flame stickers lifting at the edges when he was hot wiring the Mustang…
Yeh...he got stick on flames from JC Whitney mail order catalog.
@@matrox JC Whitney talk about a blast from the past!
I loved watching chips when i was a kid .
I couldn't wait for Chips every week
Same scoop also installed backwards on the red hopped-up Camaro in the previous vid. Musta got a two-fer deal from Street Machines R Us in Van Nuys there. Tidbit: The YSJ plate on the AMX in the shop is correct DMV issue for a '69 in Southern California.
That was the end of the number series for those black plates before they switched to the blue and gold in 1970. In California the plates always stayed on the car when it was transferred (generally). There were some 'studio' plate series that showed up in a lot of '70's movies and TV series like the 'PCE' plates on the Duel car.
i said the same about the scoop on the camaro and i have been scolded on how it’s a cowl induction hood and that’s the correct orientation.
this hood scoop is CLEARLY designed to clear a tunnel ram and face the other f*cking direction it’s literally shown that way in ads lmao
every car i’ve seen this style on is facing forward.. because it’s a forward facing scoop 🫠
it just looks stupid this way 🥴
@@vincemajestyk9497 All true as you say. I currently have two '69 Ford Cobras with their Y-series plates on them. Also here are my '68 GT/CS Mustang, '68 442 Olds, '68 Torino GT, and the '67 Cougar my parents bought new with their original black'n'yellows still on them. My '70 Cyclone Spoiler has its first-year blue'n'yellows on it.
I am a veteran of the San Fernando Valley street race scene, and somewhere then I got into license plate "recognition" as a side hobby. The mind-bender was, in the early 80's, I bought a '76 Econoline 250 from the original owner. Back then vans had commercial series plates like pickups. The five numbers on the blue plate matched exactly in order the last five numbers of the factory VIN. What are the odds? The seller had never noticed it until I bought it. I will go to the grave not knowing how that happened.
@@Reagzmarie Back then that scoop was marketed as a "Sox & Martin" piece and later as just a Mopar item. They were available in 5" and 7" heights. I had the lower of the two on my '68 Mustang, which had a single-plane hi-rise intake and a blue-anodized 5-inch aluminum velocity stack atop the 4779 Holley. I even had it facing forward! Still being made!
@ yesss i’ve seen them on so many pro stock cars from that era and they’re all facing forward.
those scoops look really good when used correctly tbh.
I like those old muscle cars with that type of appearances
Let's steal the most recognizable Mustang in the area. Good plan.
The same Mustang is also used in Shark's episode painted silver. Ponch & Jon use it to infiltrate the canyon racer scene!
That reverse Sox & Martin hood scoop is getting popular.
Motown Missile!
It was called a Mopar-style scoop.
@@BulldogGTX-i2f YES, if you Google pictures of the 1970 -1973 Motown Missile Dodge Challenger Pro Stock drag racer, you'll see where this hood scoop design originated. It was designed by Chrysler. -Steve Magnante
@@SteveMagnante Thanks Steve! Hope your recovery is complete, or at least close to that. The best for a happy and healthy new year!
It was also on the chrome bumper Camaro. But then “CHiPs” loved screwing up cars. Ponch’s T/A (or T/A lookalike) had both the shaker AND the twin Formula sugar scoops.
Parts store was located at around 20251 Saticoy St. in LA. That store is torn down. Apartments there now. That whole area is now hispanic. Gotta speak spanish to do business there.
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The blower set up on the El Co. 🤣🤣
Yeah. . no linkage on those set of quads.
@@socalltd ...and no snout or pulley - just a dummy one.
@@robwilliams1951 what about the rear carby hanging two inches off the back 3:28
@@markalan1twoor when carbs shook when view from inside of car
Not a fan of the stick on flames but otherwise, that's one of the best looking of all the Mustangs.
Great model
NOTICE HOW THE MUSTANG WAITED FOR THEM TO GET IN THE EL CAMINO GET IT STARTED AND GET OUT IN THE STREET BEFORE IT TOOK OFF
Are you sure you watched the same clip as everyone else 🙄
I picked up on that too! The Mustang would have been a couple of blocks further in real life!
Nice AMC cameos! A two-tone Rebel wagon and a first--gen Javelin.
I saw that too! Javelin or an amx looks like under the hood was different color than body. I have a 69 that was originally that orange color
This Mustang must’ve been the inspiration for Razor’s Mustang from Need For Speed Most Wanted
Ugghhh, that hood scoop would be more at home as mail box at 3:11 mark 😅.
Hi everybody, brand new here to this channel. Thank you so much the owner of the channel for these quick video clips of these car chases. Some of these videos I have either never seen or have not seen in over 40 years and little vague memories of. I was born in and have lived in Los Angeles and the San Fernando Valley all 50 years of my life.
Although many of you may have already taken notice, but for those of you out there who don't know, would like to know exact locations, appreciate how things looked in the past as preserved in these old tv shows/movies videos, especially in the Los Angeles and San Fernando Valley areas as compared to now, this scene here was filmed on Saticoy (north side of Saticoy) between Winnetka and Oso in the San Fernando Valley... sorry for the run on sentence.
Right at the 0:01 mark to the left behind the Mustang the "Winnetka Animal Clinic" is still there as well as the building with the multiple arches over the windows which is where there is an Urgent Care clinic that is allegedly known as the "pron" doctors for adult actors. At 0:04, there is a "Joy Bird" that my parents used to go to for their parrot we had in the late 70's throughout the entire 80's.
Then probably the most significant here, and you can't see it because the Mustang is moving fast and the background is blurred, at about 0:05, we pass "Rumbo Recorders," a recording studio where so many great albums were made or partially recorded at. First and foremost, one of my favorite albums of any genre of music, "Appetite for Destruction" by Guns N' Roses.
So sorry for the ramble people but someone brought it to my attention that I have more life behind me than in front me and that has made me a little nostalgic for things. So, seeing clips like this reactivate a whole collage of lifetime memories for me. God bless to you all for the new year.
Hello, gotta love that prop high rise with double carb. There’s no linkage connected to the carbs. Tv of the 80s was the best.
Toujours du nouveau
Je te remercie beaucoup....
Make El Caminos Great Again.
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Forever Righteous and Far Out!!!
'Is really dangerous to shop at your local mini market with chase going on at 1:45 mark 😮'.
did you see the Classic Ford Courier from the 70s at the mini market
@rogerstlaurent8704 yes sir i did see it.
1:00 😂
The car theft victim is like a young Mickey Rooney. Doing the same flailing around arm motions he learned from silent film stars when he was a kid.
I thought so too, that guy really did give off his vibes
By far the most beautiful Mustang ever produced and one of the most beautiful automobiles ever.
The design has so much personality compared to other muscle cars of the time. personally i like 67 gt500
I had a 69 in highschool. Got it from a guy who had it built by Ford. 12" clutch 3sp, 351 heads on a 302 and factory installed headers. Outran almost anything else in town.
Yep. That's a 73. One year only header and front bumper. Rear bumper had a plastic impact strip at one time, the holes were filled with chrome bolts. Wrong seat. Great episode.
I need to start watching this show its so good
I'm really diggin' that Elky.
LUKE: He's back again, Bo!
LUKE: Let's get him! 1:01
I could tell just by the music this was an episode of Chips 🤣
So much of that Mustang screams "California Kid", I gotta wonder if that's not another early Pete & Jake car.
If that is a 69 then the key would be in the dash
70 had the ignition in the steering column
Still a great scene
was that jay leno driving the el camino?
I like how everyone in the backround drove and walked s slowly.
This mustang is pretty with flames
Javelin in the garage best car in the clip.
That stang is missing a lug nut on the passenger front. :)
please put the air cleaners on! PS young Don Stroud.
There's no linkage on the carbs and no belt and pulley on the front. It's fake! There's a carb underneath.
The Mustang II at 0:25...🤢🤮😆
Love the period correct Lakewood traction bars and the faux wheelie bars. That car could no do a wheelie is its owner's life depended on it.
rofl, as soon as the music started playing, I kew it was CHiPs
I had a '69 in my young days. One time we were swimming in a river and I forgot to take the keys out of my pocket. So I lost them. I just went home found a spare ignition switch. Then opened the door in one minute with a coat hanger, replaced the ignition switch (just screws in and pugs into the wiring) and drove off.
So it's realistic that you could steal the car in 2 minutes, with the door locked.
That mustang guy was the bad guy in Coogans Bluff..???
Where's Starky and Hutch!?
What movie is this?
It an episode of Chips. Ran 1977-1983
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A '73 El Camino handles like a '73 F-150.
What is the name of that movie?
Actually was a pretty bad-ass looking Mustang! Too bad they didn't spring for a scoop for the Elkie!
How much milk can two 4s take? 😂
Of course, there has to a conveniently timed hand truck full of milk AND a pile of cardboard boxes. 😄🥛🥛🥛📦📦📦🚚🚗
Hood scoop on mustang backwards
What is up with the people who made this show? Always installing the hood scoops on hot rods the wrong way.
John'n Ponch! awesome....
i just saw this episode the other day
i have a 69 mach 1 like it but mine has the shaker ,,,
Nice, so you have the 428 engine then
@@thedailyrantchannel1000 its was a 428 4 spd,,,,someone put a 427 in it never put a pilot bearing in the crank ,,took out the top loader,,,it now has a cobra 302 auto...an i added power brakes an power steering ,,,sad what happened to the 428 ,,but it car is in very good shape,,,been inside from 1977 till now
He thought he was boosting an Eleanor.
Sure you can hot wire a car but that’s why I always had a kill switch in every car I owned. Unless you found that? You weren’t going anywhere. And I hid that and other tricks. One night while I was out a kid did try to steal my car. He got my ignition cylinder out and was trying to use a pair of needle nose pliers dk turn it over. Never found the kill switch. Best part was sitting there waiting for the cops who were very happy to catch him in the act.
Good ol' Don Stroud. Made a living out of playing the "Heavy".
SAME AS MY 90 CAPRICE. RETURN
mustangs missing a lug nut right front wheel .🤣🤣
kind of reminds me of gone in 60 sec movie
Blower, no carb linkage and no belts.
LOL...DIDNT EVEN BOTHER TO FAKE THE CARB LINKAGE ON THE EL CAMINO...JUST TWO CARBS BOLTED ON NOT EVEN HOOKED UP....HOW CHEESY...
The one cop in chips became a criminal when his acting dried up. Selling swamp land to the elderly in Florida.
Estrada waa a huge star on mexican soap operas for years. He did quite well. He did pitch some real estate schemes but a criminal? No. He capitalized on his fame. Hes a nice guy as well give the guy a break.
3:15 gay
Stunning motors shame bout the acting
The original kia boys 😂
Those flames😂🤮
I enjoyed the first couple seasons. Then ponch got the chip n dales guy as a partner. I called it disco chips after that. I had to stop watching...
El camino junk😂