@@cutehumor yeah but fixing up a car that's left for dead basically is. He's a businessman too; I mean maybe one day UNICEF will run everything and money won't be a priority but until then the man does benefit from the financial gain
The deals are out there Randy but you gotta remember you have access to most of them with your Dealers License that the majority of us don't have. After a Dealership buys these Hoopties and put in a few hundred dollars, they mark up the price to make a profit which is understandable. But if the average citizen could walk into IAA or Copart, things would be different. A dealer would sell that Skylark at a buy here pay here place for $4500
I love your channel because my dad worked with cars before he passed away and watching you makes me feel like I'm working with my dad again keep up the great work
Hi Randi here in London we’re being forced to get rid of our basic reliable cars for shoebox electric junk which won’t be around in 25 years love these vids these are like people interesting not full of lights and problems
Yeah but wind up window in a buick? i love the look of the 2 door coupe of these but manual windows in a Buick doesn't jive with me...GM disrespected buick with this "cavalier" (I know it is a grand am platform but feel waaaayyy too basic...), otherwise thanks Randy for bringing these back in the limelight, i really enjoy all those cars from my youth being shown again!
@@theadvocate4698 🥺 "Oh no!!! I have to use my ARM to roll down the window!? But then I'll have mismatched arms! My left arm will be all muscly from rolling down the window but I'll still have a girly noodle arm for my right arm!"
@@STIFFLER............5 You missed the point; it used to be chevrolet (basic), pontiac (basic but sportier), buick (mid-luxury), oldsmobile (doctor car) and cadillac (standard of the world luxury)...my first car with power window was 10 years ago so i'm used to roll it up and down and don't care in a basic car, any buick SHOULD NOT BE A BASE CAR, it's a freakin Buick!
6:39 I remember when I first got my license, my dad and I had to drive our families Crown Victoria back from Oklahoma at 45MPH cause the trans dropped a gear.
Love how you barrel down the road with an old car in unknown condition, with bad brakes, at 80 mph, with no license plate, and then call out the plate of the dude that passes you for the whole world to hear. That was hilarious! Love the super cheap unsung hoopties, though. I'm glad you seem to realize there's not enough of this kind of content out there, and I hope you stick with this format and that it serves you well. I think it's great!
I hear ya on how much of a blessing it is to have a car in general. Not a fancy one, just one that gets you there faster than walking. Reminds me of my Dad's 1977 Ford Fairmont. It was only $600 but it drove decent and it did have AC. Our house didn't have AC but the car did so car rides to the store in the summer were great.
Drove hundreds of these Skylarks back in the mid 90's when I was an "Avis Vehicle Transporter"...well until they decided I should drive the Shuttle van for the crew.
I got my ex wife a Skylark one time and she loved it. It would run like crazy and it was fun to drive. We had to rent a car one time to go from Pinetop, AZ to Houston and it was a Skylark and she told me to sit in the passenger seat and relax because we were heading because my Mom was having heart surgery and they want the family there just in case. I don't know what route she took but we left Globe, AZ around 430pm and was outside of Houston by 9am the next day. It is normal 20 hour trip.
I love this latest content! The challenges and mysteries behind these cars are just awesome. It's good to see these underappreciated old cars on the road.
I had a low mile (64K) Achieva 2dr, also base model, with the Quad and 5-speed manual from ‘07-‘11. Was $1900 back then. Wasn’t the most fun car, but was unique. Those FWD GM did have some cold A/C’s when they worked. No tint in FL that thing still had freezing A/C
@@BreakStuffClub I’m sure I’ve seen one, I was born in 91, and was interested in cars as a child. I just found the acheivas interesting for some reason
I feel what you are talking about Randy,you are very humble man. I would go with all your cars with no shame to everywhere and i would be proud of riding a nice old car man. Keep it up !
The cruise control probably works, but you can briefly see that you had the slider in the off position on the blinker lever. That’s probably what was wrong on the Monte Carlo too. I had the same setup on my 2001 Blazer
I used to have same car a 94 it was a great car rode drove really good. Same color and everything. U do what u gotta do to survive in this world . Think I gave 1100 for mine at the time lasted me long time. .Beats bumming rides walking for sure
My first car was an 86' Grand AM with the half vinyl roof and a Quad 4. So many of these 80's and 90's cars are completely disappearing as time goes on.
The people saying there are no deals are upset because they were probably getting cars for $100 and when the prices of all used cars went up they are trying to place the blame on you smh. Keep up the videos, thanks Randy.
Bang on the dash under glove box some times it kicks the motor blower on! It could be stuffed with dirt and debris I’m sure cabin air filters never been changed either
Call me a geek, but the first time I saw one of these in Colorado in 1991 (or 1992?) in blue green, I thought it was really cool looking. Thirty years later and I still think the car looks cool! Thanks Randy!!
I drove cars with no exhaust, others with no brakes (to a single destination), and one with a blown radiator (for six months). This is like a high-end CADDY compared to the ones I was driving...in the rust belt. Heard a noise once in a Nova...the wheel-well had rusted out and fell onto the wheel. I also discovered that the bumper jack and tire iron were gone.
I am thoroughly enjoying your cheap hoopty series you’re currently doing. I am getting a kick out of today’s car. The 1995 Buick skylark. An unloved and now generally unwanted car that is reasonably comfortable and quiet and cheap. Blus it’s got some outrageous swoopy styling that Buick historically occasionally brings forth amongst their usual old guy stodgy offerings.
Would I want to drive that Geo Metro? HELL YES!! i love those things! I would even go as far as restoring it as much as possible. new paint, fix dents, etc....make it a show room car...but that's just me because I have a soft spot for those Geo Metros (Didn't care for them once they became Chevy Metro though)...I like pretty much all the Geo branded cars, especially the Tracker and the Metro
Had a 94 Skylark 2 door once upon a time. Black interior identical to this one, though mine had power windows and a somewhat peppy V6. Drove it cross country. Developed electrical issues in it's latter days, but still overall a good car.
Another that was in the Rental Fleet back in the 90's all I remember is the bigger 4 cylinder that some had. Cheap plastic interior but they did pretty good.
You're absolutely correct; there are MANY great deals out there right now. Just found a 2006 Mercedes E wagon at my local copart for 650 bucks (donation, clean title)
I had the Oldsmobile Version call the achieve. The things I love about that car. Nice air conditioning and how quiet it was inside that car. But unfortunately it had a bad transmission. But I was able to return it.
I totally understand where you’re coming from Randy. I live in the Bay Area and my wife and I picked up our current daily driver 2001 Mercedes ml320 for $750. It wasn’t running. Turns out that the car needed a new key. $60 later the car started up. It ran rough and needed some work as the vehicle had sat for some time.. considering that our budget was 4K for a used car, I think we made out great even after putting some money into it
That is a pretty good Skylark I see them every now and then but not often. Actually love the interior not bad at all. Get that A/C fixed and it would be an awesome daily driver for seriously low money! Loving the old cars Randy keep it going!👍🔥
Good vid on how deals can still be found. People with very limited funds however need to take the time and do research and find out what the fatal flaws are for each model and fix them quickly if not already done. If you’re not car savvy, then get car savvy friends or family to help. Don’t know if it’s still holds true but Saturns can be the best bang for your buck
I had a 1993 Buick Skylark that I bought used that was the best car I ever had it was red just like this one and when I sold it it had 195K on it and she still ran like new
If you ever come across one for a good price you should get a 90's GM dustbuster van Chevy Oldsmobile or Pontiac version those were some funky looking vans
What a fleet! The first generation Skylark has a very strange looking front end. Not sure who green lighted that. I'd still drive it though! That random flowering plant that popped up in your yard, I bet the seed for that came out of one of the cars.
That is so true Randy People that say there's no deals are just picky and only want a certain year and don't want to save up for it just get it but if you're desperate you don't care what it is as long as it starts up and it breaks work that's all you care about
We will never appreciate what we have now if we never had to struggle for what we had in the past. So glad that you remember your humble beginning Randy 😎😎👍👍🙌🙌
Not to long ago I bought a cheap 96 grand am 4 door with the 2.4L dohc and a auto trans I made a killing on the sale of the car but for 427.00 dollars and a few bucks to fix brakes and the power windows it was a perfect car,I drove that car for a year rust free and sold it to a friend and he drove it for a few years as well!
The cars that Randy gets are pretty unique and unforgettable... Finding a car at these prices is easier if you have a dealer's license. If I buy through Autobidmaster for Copart for a 15-dollar bid, it costs 673 dollars with the fees, which is ridiculous for the public. I wish the public could have access to more options.
With all the batteries you go through, you should really contact interstate and tell them you're interested in racking. Some blem batteries. There's nothing wrong with them other than there's blemishes either in the case or whatever, but they're fully charged batteries at half the price and racking. Like I said what they do is set you up with whatever batteries you think you will use. You know maybe half side post and half top post or whatever and all you have to do is when you pull a battery out of a car leave. It guy comes around every couple weeks. She's with you have used and they bill you for it and replace what you used. But for half the price of what you're probably spending if not more, I would definitely hope you look into it
I’m loving this one especially my Brother had one of these he is Deceased now 🙏 mad me Smile thinking of yours keep it coming enjoy your videos great job
Another great video as always and I enjoyed it alot and speaking of being desperate for a car right now I'm in that situation and it sucks i use to have a vehicle but I just lost it 2 weeks ago so I gotta save up money to go get a new car. Anyways keep up the great work much love to ya randy have a good one take care god bless and I will see ya on the next one
You’re right there is very good deals out there. I have a reliable truck but I want a project car maybe just a sedan or midsize truck I was looking at either a frontier or Tacoma and I almost pulled the trigger on a 2003 tacoma for 7k with 250,000 miles and I decided that maybe that wasn’t a good idea to spend that much money On such an old truck, so I didn’t. I live in California in a small town so it’s hard to find vehicles for the price that you bought for unless I went out of state. but I am still on the lookout not giving up.
I 100percent wouldn't have to be desperate to drive this buick skylark because there's absolutely nothing wrong with it infact it's a totally decent car that I'd be happy and very comfortable in to drive it everywhere I needed and wanted to go
The comments you made about driving the wrecked Grand Prix funny I bought a 1992 Chevy lumina EURO was my neighbors car always wanted it kinda was a dream car at 18. He ended up driving it up a telephone pole on drivers side tore the whole side off pretty much long story short I got my chance to purchase it for 200 bucks and did I drove the thing the way it was for about 6 yrs had 80,000 when I purchased it afterwards it had around 200,000 best money spent what a good old car it was would love another but in good condition.
Hey Randy I used to work for Hertz Rent-a-Car back in the 90s when those cars were brand new? And I remember driving one when it was brand new and I couldn't believe how much power it had I thought it was a V6 and I opened up the hood and it was that quad 4 4 cylinder those things actually get going down the road quite Pepe? I was surprised by the power of that little four-cylinder they get down the road good maybe you can replace the fan from one in a junkyard and get that AC working again? I think it would be a good car to fix up it's very clean yet for a 95 just that air conditioning problem I'm sure you'll figure it out you're good for that.
I thought I seen one of those red plants by itself in the video where the guy drops off the Monte Carlo it was out in front of your shop, my mom has those same flowers or similar but forgot what she said they were called.
Maybe you can turn the rotors. Not a bad old car at all. I always liked the look of these and the Olds Achieva, which was pretty well the same car with a less pointy front end.
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Randy's doing the Lord's work saving all these '80s, '90s and early '00s cars
Yes 💯
Hallelujah!
Yes
buying old cars and making money on youtube videos isn't doing the Lord's work.
@@cutehumor yeah but fixing up a car that's left for dead basically is. He's a businessman too; I mean maybe one day UNICEF will run everything and money won't be a priority but until then the man does benefit from the financial gain
I’m loving all of these cheap car videos… someone has to put a spotlight on these old “classics”. Thank you !!
my grandad used to say, A 2nd class ride is better than a 1st class walk.
hell yeah i know that’s right. 90% of grandpas got the best little quotes and so much wisdom about EVERYTHING. ya gotta love them
The deals are out there Randy but you gotta remember you have access to most of them with your Dealers License that the majority of us don't have. After a Dealership buys these Hoopties and put in a few hundred dollars, they mark up the price to make a profit which is understandable. But if the average citizen could walk into IAA or Copart, things would be different. A dealer would sell that Skylark at a buy here pay here place for $4500
He is also paying for many of these old hoopties to be transported to him, which you have to include in the cost. So, an additional $1000 - $1800.
I love your channel because my dad worked with cars before he passed away and watching you makes me feel like I'm working with my dad again keep up the great work
Thank you. I appreciate you watching.
Love to see all these old cars getting saved!
Hi Randi here in London we’re being forced to get rid of our basic reliable cars for shoebox electric junk which won’t be around in 25 years love these vids these are like people interesting not full of lights and problems
😳 $325!!!? It don't need to run. I'd buy that just to keep it and look at it like a piece of art!!! It is art. That Buick is a symbol of better times.
Yeah but wind up window in a buick? i love the look of the 2 door coupe of these but manual windows in a Buick doesn't jive with me...GM disrespected buick with this "cavalier" (I know it is a grand am platform but feel waaaayyy too basic...), otherwise thanks Randy for bringing these back in the limelight, i really enjoy all those cars from my youth being shown again!
@@theadvocate4698 🥺 "Oh no!!! I have to use my ARM to roll down the window!? But then I'll have mismatched arms! My left arm will be all muscly from rolling down the window but I'll still have a girly noodle arm for my right arm!"
@@STIFFLER............5 You missed the point; it used to be chevrolet (basic), pontiac (basic but sportier), buick (mid-luxury), oldsmobile (doctor car) and cadillac (standard of the world luxury)...my first car with power window was 10 years ago so i'm used to roll it up and down and don't care in a basic car, any buick SHOULD NOT BE A BASE CAR, it's a freakin Buick!
@@theadvocate4698yeah but think about it power windows in older cars are dog shit cause u gotta worry about replacing them because they go out nonstop
6:39 I remember when I first got my license, my dad and I had to drive our families Crown Victoria back from Oklahoma at 45MPH cause the trans dropped a gear.
Bringing back my childhood seeing 90’s cars like these. Can’t wait to see more!!
This car reminds me of my granny. I. Miss riding to the grocery store with her. She had a baby blue one.
Love how you barrel down the road with an old car in unknown condition, with bad brakes, at 80 mph, with no license plate, and then call out the plate of the dude that passes you for the whole world to hear. That was hilarious! Love the super cheap unsung hoopties, though. I'm glad you seem to realize there's not enough of this kind of content out there, and I hope you stick with this format and that it serves you well. I think it's great!
The 80s and 90s car content is the BEST! Keep them coming ❤
I hear ya on how much of a blessing it is to have a car in general. Not a fancy one, just one that gets you there faster than walking. Reminds me of my Dad's 1977 Ford Fairmont. It was only $600 but it drove decent and it did have AC. Our house didn't have AC but the car did so car rides to the store in the summer were great.
Drove hundreds of these Skylarks back in the mid 90's when I was an "Avis Vehicle Transporter"...well until they decided I should drive the Shuttle van for the crew.
I got my ex wife a Skylark one time and she loved it. It would run like crazy and it was fun to drive. We had to rent a car one time to go from Pinetop, AZ to Houston and it was a Skylark and she told me to sit in the passenger seat and relax because we were heading because my Mom was having heart surgery and they want the family there just in case. I don't know what route she took but we left Globe, AZ around 430pm and was outside of Houston by 9am the next day. It is normal 20 hour trip.
I love this latest content! The challenges and mysteries behind these cars are just awesome. It's good to see these underappreciated old cars on the road.
I sold Oldsmobile Achievas when this Buick was offered during the same model year span. The Buick has a grille reminiscent of the early 1950s.
I actually prefer the achieva over the Skylark
I had a low mile (64K) Achieva 2dr, also base model, with the Quad and 5-speed manual from ‘07-‘11. Was $1900 back then. Wasn’t the most fun car, but was unique. Those FWD GM did have some cold A/C’s when they worked. No tint in FL that thing still had freezing A/C
@@maxoklock4805 it’s a shocker if you see one today.
Remember the Achieva SCX W41? I had one, it was fast and handled really well.
@@BreakStuffClub I’m sure I’ve seen one, I was born in 91, and was interested in cars as a child. I just found the acheivas interesting for some reason
I feel what you are talking about Randy,you are very humble man.
I would go with all your cars with no shame to everywhere and i would be proud of riding a nice old car man.
Keep it up !
The cruise control probably works, but you can briefly see that you had the slider in the off position on the blinker lever. That’s probably what was wrong on the Monte Carlo too.
I had the same setup on my 2001 Blazer
Randy you're at your best with these 80's and 90's cars! My sweet spot as well.
I had a 1981 Skylark loved that thing!!
The X platform Skylark. Which engine did you have?
@@gregorymalchuk272 2.8 V6
I used to have same car a 94 it was a great car rode drove really good. Same color and everything. U do what u gotta do to survive in this world . Think I gave 1100 for mine at the time lasted me long time. .Beats bumming rides walking for sure
My first car was an 86' Grand AM with the half vinyl roof and a Quad 4. So many of these 80's and 90's cars are completely disappearing as time goes on.
The people saying there are no deals are upset because they were probably getting cars for $100 and when the prices of all used cars went up they are trying to place the blame on you smh. Keep up the videos, thanks Randy.
Bang on the dash under glove box some times it kicks the motor blower on! It could be stuffed with dirt and debris I’m sure cabin air filters never been changed either
Boy that car brings back memories! I rented one in 92 when they first came out. 20 miles on it and put 5000 on it. So futuristic at that time
Call me a geek, but the first time I saw one of these in Colorado in 1991 (or 1992?) in blue green, I thought it was really cool looking. Thirty years later and I still think the car looks cool! Thanks Randy!!
I drove cars with no exhaust, others with no brakes (to a single destination), and one with a blown radiator (for six months). This is like a high-end CADDY compared to the ones I was driving...in the rust belt. Heard a noise once in a Nova...the wheel-well had rusted out and fell onto the wheel. I also discovered that the bumper jack and tire iron were gone.
I am thoroughly enjoying your cheap hoopty series you’re currently doing. I am getting a kick out of today’s car. The 1995 Buick skylark. An unloved and now generally unwanted car that is reasonably comfortable and quiet and cheap. Blus it’s got some outrageous swoopy styling that Buick historically occasionally brings forth amongst their usual old guy stodgy offerings.
That hyundai venue would be the perfect car for nick once you sort it out and got it 100percent working correctly
Keep up the 80's, 90's and 00's vehicles. Just like you. Those are my favorite.
Your right about good deals at auctions also the Buick skylark is a decent car hasn’t seen one in a while it be cool if you find a 80s skylark
Would I want to drive that Geo Metro? HELL YES!! i love those things! I would even go as far as restoring it as much as possible. new paint, fix dents, etc....make it a show room car...but that's just me because I have a soft spot for those Geo Metros (Didn't care for them once they became Chevy Metro though)...I like pretty much all the Geo branded cars, especially the Tracker and the Metro
Had a 94 Skylark 2 door once upon a time. Black interior identical to this one, though mine had power windows and a somewhat peppy V6. Drove it cross country. Developed electrical issues in it's latter days, but still overall a good car.
Another that was in the Rental Fleet back in the 90's all I remember is the bigger 4 cylinder that some had. Cheap plastic interior but they did pretty good.
You're absolutely correct; there are MANY great deals out there right now. Just found a 2006 Mercedes E wagon at my local copart for 650 bucks (donation, clean title)
Steal!
11:52 it’s got that automatic fuel up feature hahahaha
I forgot how comfortable seats are in the 90's. And its so true i spent years driving few hundred dollars cars.
80s are the most comfortable seats I ever sat in
I had the Oldsmobile Version call the achieve. The things I love about that car. Nice air conditioning and how quiet it was inside that car. But unfortunately it had a bad transmission. But I was able to return it.
Which transmission? The 3 speed or the 4 speed? Would it not go into gear at all from park?
These videos are great love seeing the 80-90 cars
I totally understand where you’re coming from Randy. I live in the Bay Area and my wife and I picked up our current daily driver 2001 Mercedes ml320 for $750.
It wasn’t running. Turns out that the car needed a new key. $60 later the car started up.
It ran rough and needed some work as the vehicle had sat for some time.. considering that our budget was 4K for a used car, I think we made out great even after putting some money into it
Exactly!
That is a pretty good Skylark I see them every now and then but not often. Actually love the interior not bad at all. Get that A/C fixed and it would be an awesome daily driver for seriously low money! Loving the old cars Randy keep it going!👍🔥
That is a great A to B car
First!! Love your vids, even tho i live in Australia and cant get most of the stuff you show
Glad you like them!
You could a "sport" version in this when it was out. It had the 3300 V6 and was very quick.
Good vid on how deals can still be found. People with very limited funds however need to take the time and do research and find out what the fatal flaws are for each model and fix them quickly if not already done. If you’re not car savvy, then get car savvy friends or family to help.
Don’t know if it’s still holds true but Saturns can be the best bang for your buck
Cool older Skylark. No pun intended
You got 2/60 AC!!! Same AC that I had when I lived in Florida in my 75 Monte-Carlo....
I had a 1993 Buick Skylark that I bought used that was the best car I ever had it was red just like this one and when I sold it it had 195K on it and she still ran like new
Love you including the ads that the company made! Keep it up Randy, these cars for sure do have character! Keep it up! 😊
The sending unit rubs against a resistor while driving, which can cause wear and lead to an inaccurate or non-functioning gas gauge
Love these 90’s car videos Randy, thank you for the nostalgia
This is what Americans all about good ole classics. I would watch all day .
Well done Randy, on 'Another Bargain Buy ' 👏 Thanks for the video ❤
If you ever come across one for a good price you should get a 90's GM dustbuster van Chevy Oldsmobile or Pontiac version those were some funky looking vans
Randy this series of videos on old cars is awesome.
What a fleet! The first generation Skylark has a very strange looking front end. Not sure who green lighted that. I'd still drive it though! That random flowering plant that popped up in your yard, I bet the seed for that came out of one of the cars.
That is so true Randy People that say there's no deals are just picky and only want a certain year and don't want to save up for it just get it but if you're desperate you don't care what it is as long as it starts up and it breaks work that's all you care about
What are those magic levers in the Skylark that moved the windows down. Crazy design. 😅😂
There’s always that one dude that rides your bumper no matter how fast you’re going I stg lmao
So excited to see all the comments about Randy’s privilege. The ability to LEAVE 0.09 dollars on the back bumper! How despicable! 😂😂
We will never appreciate what we have now if we never had to struggle for what we had in the past. So glad that you remember your humble beginning Randy 😎😎👍👍🙌🙌
Not to long ago I bought a cheap 96 grand am 4 door with the 2.4L dohc and a auto trans I made a killing on the sale of the car but for 427.00 dollars and a few bucks to fix brakes and the power windows it was a perfect car,I drove that car for a year rust free and sold it to a friend and he drove it for a few years as well!
I’m digging the casual wear lately Randy! Enjoy that warm weather while it lasts!
The cars that Randy gets are pretty unique and unforgettable... Finding a car at these prices is easier if you have a dealer's license. If I buy through Autobidmaster for Copart for a 15-dollar bid, it costs 673 dollars with the fees, which is ridiculous for the public. I wish the public could have access to more options.
If the public had more access to these, dealers wouldn't be able to make money. It's by design.
Love it I had a 93 limited coupe 2 door for a couple of years I got on market place for 300
With all the batteries you go through, you should really contact interstate and tell them you're interested in racking. Some blem batteries. There's nothing wrong with them other than there's blemishes either in the case or whatever, but they're fully charged batteries at half the price and racking. Like I said what they do is set you up with whatever batteries you think you will use. You know maybe half side post and half top post or whatever and all you have to do is when you pull a battery out of a car leave. It guy comes around every couple weeks. She's with you have used and they bill you for it and replace what you used. But for half the price of what you're probably spending if not more, I would definitely hope you look into it
Randy's right about what ppl struggling awesome.Like
When he looks at these 90's cars maybe Ford probe gt or chevy berreta gt or gtz or gtu
We had the platform mate the Olds Achieva. My mom’s coworker and classmate had this skylark in blue.
Great job with those 80's car. You should get a Crown Victoria of the early 80's that would be nice
Love your videos Randy. I love the 90’s cars too! Keep up the good work!
Had a Oldsmobile achieve loved it Quad ohc had a few inherent issues but performance wise it was a surprisingly capable PowerPlant very eager .
My father had one that was green and silver 2 tone with silver wheel covers. I remember coming home and seeing it in the driveway. Such an odd car.
I’m loving this one especially my Brother had one of these he is Deceased now 🙏 mad me Smile thinking of yours keep it coming enjoy your videos great job
what a cool old Buick
If you can, dig that plant up and get rid of it. Don't let it touch you. ❤
What a great deal! Nice video.
If you're going to be in Indiana there's a car show in Newport, IN just north of Terre Haute this Sunday if you want to come up and check it out.
I agree Randy deals are out there. Buick is decent make a good work car.
Great video, Go enjoy your vacation with your mom everything will be fine!
I would like to see the Geo metro at the spa getting clean and washed and see how it comes out.
We have those Spider Lilly’s all over southeast Alabama. When they pop up, we know fall is right around the corner.
Another great video as always and I enjoyed it alot and speaking of being desperate for a car right now I'm in that situation and it sucks i use to have a vehicle but I just lost it 2 weeks ago so I gotta save up money to go get a new car. Anyways keep up the great work much love to ya randy have a good one take care god bless and I will see ya on the next one
You’re right there is very good deals out there. I have a reliable truck but I want a project car maybe just a sedan or midsize truck I was looking at either a frontier or Tacoma and I almost pulled the trigger on a 2003 tacoma for 7k with 250,000 miles and I decided that maybe that wasn’t a good idea to spend that much money On such an old truck, so I didn’t. I live in California in a small town so it’s hard to find vehicles for the price that you bought for unless I went out of state. but I am still on the lookout not giving up.
I like those Buicks good buy on that one Randy
Those seats probably feels so nice
I 100percent wouldn't have to be desperate to drive this buick skylark because there's absolutely nothing wrong with it infact it's a totally decent car that I'd be happy and very comfortable in to drive it everywhere I needed and wanted to go
The 90s Oldsmobile model that I always liked, weirdly was the Achieva Coupe. lol
There was something about it, my cousin had one back in the day.
The comments you made about driving the wrecked Grand Prix funny I bought a 1992 Chevy lumina EURO was my neighbors car always wanted it kinda was a dream car at 18. He ended up driving it up a telephone pole on drivers side tore the whole side off pretty much long story short I got my chance to purchase it for 200 bucks and did I drove the thing the way it was for about 6 yrs had 80,000 when I purchased it afterwards it had around 200,000 best money spent what a good old car it was would love another but in good condition.
Any mid 90s GM vehicle is a perfect beater 👍
Hey Randy I used to work for Hertz Rent-a-Car back in the 90s when those cars were brand new? And I remember driving one when it was brand new and I couldn't believe how much power it had I thought it was a V6 and I opened up the hood and it was that quad 4 4 cylinder those things actually get going down the road quite Pepe? I was surprised by the power of that little four-cylinder they get down the road good maybe you can replace the fan from one in a junkyard and get that AC working again? I think it would be a good car to fix up it's very clean yet for a 95 just that air conditioning problem I'm sure you'll figure it out you're good for that.
I thought I seen one of those red plants by itself in the video where the guy drops off the Monte Carlo it was out in front of your shop, my mom has those same flowers or similar but forgot what she said they were called.
That car looks great
Enjoy your vacation Randy 😎😎👍👍safe travels 🙏🙏
im glad he finally got to it
So ready for this video. And ready to buy the car!
Intereating that plant is at the house where Casper resides.
Good morning Randy. The 1995 Buick Skylark Custom is a good looking car. Let's see if it will run and drive.
Maybe you can turn the rotors. Not a bad old car at all. I always liked the look of these and the Olds Achieva, which was pretty well the same car with a less pointy front end.