Oh man! I had that same car in the late 90's! I paid $300 for it. It was barely running and the top was shot. The previous owner had replaced the head gasket and got the timing belt off by 2 teeth, plus it was stretched and worn. I had the belt replaced and it ran awesome after that, plenty of power. had the top replaced and drove it from Las Vegas to Spokane with zero problems. Mine had the analog gauges. I'd love to have another one. I would definitely have a shop weld in some much needed sub frame connectors.

Thanks for this! I grew up drinking coffee from percolator, but had never seen this before. I bought one just like this (minus the handle on the top pot) and wasn't sure how to use it.

I gonna ask lol what a fella pay around?? Nice find 💯

I had the same car silver black top. Sold 8 yrs ago. Did a drivetrain swap from an 89 Shelby Daytona. Turbo 2, 555. Typical mods about 220 hop. Nothing too crazy Ran a 13.04. Fun car. Had the crab wheels and painted black. Convertible top replacement isn't cheap though. Easy swap. The only thing I didn't realize is that the hood wouldn't shut with the turbo 2 intake because of the drain pan for the hood louvers. How to make a block off plate.

What a gem!

Love that car!!!

I had a Girlfriend who drove a Chrysler LeBaron about this age which would talk to you

i love this car. it would be a unique car to take to a radwood show. im surprised you didnt post this video on the main channel

You put the beaters in the wrong holes. The curved one goes the other side against the bowl. And the correct bowl would make all the difference.

I love mine. Best camping coffee ever.

Back when America made affordable, well made items.

In my opinion, it is always time to make the coffee. Thank you for posting this video.

I want one of these! 😮

My coffee maker looks like yours but without the inner coffee press. It has a glass rod instead. Not sure how to use it, anyone able to help?

Can u make a vid warming up tortillas with the irons?

I have used one of those for years. I boil my water in a separate kettle. Too much faffing to try to do it with the carafe. I prefer the way the coffee tastes without the filter paper. That 'press' allows the water to trickle through the grounds gradually. Using that big old thing doesn't seem take me much longer than an electric coffee maker.

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Awkward and dangerous to lift a full pan of bowling water all that way up to pour into the coffee maker. Come over to the Canadian side, Americans, and use an electric kettle! 😊

I own the chromium plated model 12

You have a model 12 motor on a model 10 or 11 base.

I don't normally watch this stuff but I'm here to support!

Cool cool 😎

I'm binge watching Dan and your's other channel and I heard you ask for some love so I'm here to subscribe!! Good luck, Brittany!!

You have the beaters on wrong, the more rounded one with the nub on the bottom goes to the outside and the square one goes inside. That is how the bowl is moved. They are great mixers for cake batter!

Just bought one of these but I too have an electric stove. So I leave it on the burner on 2 most of the morning. It keeps the coffee warm without burning the coffee. Love your video and glad to see how you used the pot. I will try it with the filter instead of grinding on the coarse setting all the time.

I remember we had an iron like the Black & Decker when I was a kid. I was born in 1964, but we still had one of those, and my mom had another that she heated up on the stove too.

Have everything but the press. Dang.

I never could bring myself to buy one of these in the later new models, but I would love one like this! It has proved to outlast those newer models already.

Watching you both on the Hot Rod Power Tour, I didn't know you had another channel. I subscribed, I like these old cadgets. The weirdest thing I've found in a thrift type store was an AEBLESKIVER PAN. It makes these wonderful doughnut hole like treats that are often filled with cherry or apple filling and powdered sugar on the outside. It will also make savory treats, it was still in the box and even had a recipe book! The pastries are too addicting for me to keep the pan as I am diabetic, so I gave it as a Secret Santa gift. I really wish I hadn't, because it got traded several times, and I don't know who went home with it. Maybe I will buy another one. I hope your channel does well. I will stick around to see what you come up with on your treasure hunts.

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Like all the vintage stuff you have. I have this coffee maker too!

I bought one too at a thrift store. Didn’t need it but love the novelty of it and don’t want it to end up at a dump site if it’s not sold. Will definitely use a filter as I don’t have a coarser grind for this. Thank you for sharing.