So is this just buffing compound or did you use a wax too? If no wax I am curious how it would look waxed.

Good video. Simple process , no fancy products or multiple steps. Great instruction

This is a problem for old cars you may have to get the cable replaced or The gauge has to be repaired

Does Bruce own any of the original cases the 1968 Hot Wheels cars were shipped in by any chance?

Wrong size of tires on your jeep cherokee

Bigger then factory size tires and or wheels

You need to ask an officer, I got a ride off the side of the road when I was broke down by a state trooper, and when I was in his car, he said he cannot read any of the speed limits accurately that we’re driving in the same direction as he was, he could only pick up the accurate speeds of the cars driving in the opposite direction or if he was sitting still, officers cannot read your speed if they’re driving in the same direction as you are

Did you change your wheel size, do the math!

Wrong size tires. Larger than what came standard on your vehicle

I would love to but first I'd like to get a 70s car to do it in.

Hi Bruce great vidoe and your museum your brillant has hotwheels are the best with custom cars and muscel cars trevor from uk

"People who think they're smarter than they are"... yea I see three of them in this video. Every engine IS a motor, so calling an engine a motor is correct. But every motor isn't an engine.

Awesome 😎

This where shipped to islands like aruba

Always a hotwheels fan.

I think I sold you some collectible hot wheels on eBay 😊

Wow.... impressive.

this is an 92-97 areo nose, not a 1987-1991 bricknose.

Good video but, Please do more close ups of the items you talk about.

It's very sad for me to say this BUT, I'm looking forward to 90% of the general public to be in cars that can drive themselves. Have you seen the way people drive? LOL!! Also, I just don't get how strip mining the planet will save it! Just my two pennies for the day. Great Podcast!!!

What a great podcast!! Had no idea that some of the people mentioned were in the Kansas City area.

What happens if the battery gets damaged? How often do you have to buy new tires? I'd rather have buttons than a touch screen. They all look the same. The resale value sucks. I want a key to get in the door. Joe Rogan is still at the stage he thinks Elon is Tony Stark.

My friend has a complete collection he was looking to possibly sell. Prototypes Birthday cars for employees Gold collection No barcode cars Cars with metal clippings before paint He has everything

The box art and art are all of part of the fun, beautiful cars and great times

I love to hear this I'm a huge fan of dukes of hazard

That's a high-mount exhaust, my buddy had one on his GSXR1000.

I hope he saved the Cadillac Converter!

This podcast really lacks critical thinking. Lots of fake news unfortunately. The average toyota camry weights 3450 lbs. The average model 3 weighs 3950 lbs. The average rav4 weighs 3500 lbs. The average ford explorer weighs 4600 lbs. The average model y weighs 4200 lbs. Have EVs been skirting the gas tax for a while? Yes many have been. But 36 states (including our most populated ones) ALL have an EV flat tax that pay far more than the average gas tax. Should EVs pay their fair share to contribute to roads? Absolutely, but the flat tax is absolutely unfair. The flat tax is punitive and not equitable at all. A person who drives 5000 miles a year or less in their EV is paying the exact same tax as a commercial uber driver driving 30k miles a year. Make that make sense. If you drive 0 miles in a year you still pay $200 for "wear and tear" of the roads you never drove on. Really let that sink in. Imagine if the gov't came to your house and wanted you to pay a tax up front for miles you wont ever drive in your gas car. ICE drivers would be pissed! The average gas tax is 52 cents/gallon (federal+state). The average flat tax on EVs is about $150 or more across the states. At $.52/gal thats about 288.5 gallons. Average fuel economy 26mpg thats about 7,500 miles in miles driven per year in tax whether you drive them or not. The tax needs be off your odometer by miles driven and scale with how much you drive. Period. If you want to tax them 15 to 20% more per mile due to the extra weight compared to their ICE counterparts is fair also. But this flat tax is 100% BS. Fact check me, this podcast is fake news. Best line of the podcast was EVs are 50 to 75% heavier than their counterparts. That can sum up this entire podcast. On average it takes about 13.5k miles driven for a tesla to be carbon neutral in the US. Most of our electricity is from natural gas burning and nuclear. Worst case scenario would be 75k miles driven if you were like China burning coal for electricity. Best case scenario is 6.5k miles driven if you were powered by hydro power and renewables.

The lighting on Jon makes him look like he is in a Godfather movie trying to make me an offer I can’t refuse

Texas charges EV owners $200 per year for road maintenance.

The facts are all these companies say the extra charge on your bill(pick a company) they say it is to modernize their products aka upkeep etc etc. They haven’t done anything period other than line their pockets. They get government funding when they do what they have been charging us for. They are crooks and should be lock up. As for the batteries and how they are made up well the costs are high due to companies aka new one doing what oil companies have not been doing. Cut the subsidies for oil companies and give them to ev battery makers and force the issues

The Dunning-Kruger podcast. Yes mandates are terrible, no EVs aren’t a silver bullet. But the logic used here is flawed from the beginning (where they tell you how intelligent they are). A couple quick notes: EVs being delivered on diesel trucks doesn’t mean anything. Bikes come over on container ships, so what? Different tech for different uses. All-or-nothing is an imagined requirement. Burning dirty fossil fuels to generate electricity and then transporting to an EV is still cleaner and more efficient than burning petroleum at the vehicle. A quick search will tell you all the reasons why. Extrapolating EV usage and grid capacity by simple multiplication of today is shortsighted. It’s like saying “we don’t have enough horseshoes to build all these conestoga wagons”. Obviously the grid will be adapted, technology and energy markets will evolve to meet demand. Just like there wasn’t a single Texaco station or fuel transport infrastructure for the first ICE vehicle. You would have done better to cite a specific claim and argue against it. But instead this was just typical dead-horse-beating by self appointed gearheads thinking their expertise extends to EVs because there are still four wheels involved.

One other thing to note: heavier vehicles put more wear on the road surface to the fourth power. If EV's are about 50% heavier, its roughly 5 times the amount of wear on the asphalt.

Maybe question why America is such a basket case where hundreds of billions can be spent on war manufacturing and incentives for crypto mining Nvidia chips and for car manufacturers to profot handsomely on 2 tonne $70,000+ emotional support vehicles, but Dominoes pizza are filling your potholes for a cheeky advertisement. God have mercy on you yanks

How DARE you try to make sense! ;) I've been saying for years that cities have rolling black-outs because of a lack of power so what's going to happen when you add EVs? But what do I know...

The Cobra!

I saw those wen I was like 4 or somthing

And Now I am back collecting hotwheels but this time I am no longer collecting the fictional ones. I am collecting the real life based cars.

I 💕💕 LOVE THAT When THEY Caught The General LEE IN The AIR I 💕💕 LOVED When THEY Jumped THAT Car

I'm 76 yrs old and accumulated almost 400 Hot Wheels and I've only been addicted for a few months. Since I'm home-bound my trips to the store are very rare due to me not being allowed to drive any longer. Just gazing at my collection is like therapy. It helps me relax and transfer me to a different place where I can smile continuously.

very cool

Hi , how much is that rare pink vw worth? Do you guys know, or was it evaluated?

What a collection! By the way, in German "Heisse Räder" de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hot_Wheels is prounced "heiss-uh RAY-der".

Hi Bruce what great vidoe and information think it great what you done take care hope your all well trevor logan from u.k

How did dude "invent" them when they were just knock-offs of Matchbox cars??

They think we can zoom out and see the 600 cars 😂 😅

Why is your spray pattern so narrow?? Is that suggested???

Awesome video, Bruce is like the Jay Leno of Diecast Collecting. I couldn't help but notice he had some awesome real world cars as well.

Was mattel ever called the Tara toy Corp?

World’s