More artificial fake narrating, repeating the same words along with mispronounced grammar.
@robertpfuhl26795 сағат бұрын
I drove both the 8v71 and the 8v92 series,and they had all the power I ever needed. You should have drove in the seventies
@robertpfuhl26798 сағат бұрын
Can tell you weren’t around when the CABOVER was the KING of the ROAD. YOUR a SILLY KNOW IT ALL,that doesn’t know anything
@smokeandmirrors59609 сағат бұрын
What a load of crap
@nguyenphuclap290415 сағат бұрын
I'm wondering what these cars will do on the highway
@jeffearnest326915 сағат бұрын
Please bring back the GMC General with the Cat engine under the hood 3406 C-15 475 hp
@richardhedlund3774Күн бұрын
Why do you show Australian Mack trucks! This is the most pathetic phony channel on You Tube😮
@GaryRayeКүн бұрын
This guy is a complete idiot. These trucks are true history on wheels. I have driven a Crackerbox, reo, diamond reo, b-61 macks ,brockways, and what we called the bubblenose gmc. I never drove a truck with power steering until the early 1980's. Guess I did'nt know how silly I was.
@robertstorck3271Күн бұрын
Absolutely a big waste of time clickbait. Most of the time, talks about cars instead of engines and full of truly ignorant mistakes. Idiots like this should be banned from perverting impressionable minds with drivel.
@jamesszalla4274Күн бұрын
The Pacer was supposed to have a GM sourced Wankel engine. GM couldn’t make their Wankel work and pulled the plug. Without the GM Wankel, the only small engine cash strapped AMC had to get Pacer to market was its own straight six.
@BrianHuelskampКүн бұрын
Really crappy video.
@whiskeyrunner43Күн бұрын
There wasn't anything rare about a 220 or a 318.
@KennethRalston-m5tКүн бұрын
If you want to make a video KNOW your subject. 👎
@bigdaddy9864Күн бұрын
BAD info Ford never maid a 300 cyl diesel thats a gas engine and they where Great !
@tomriggs39262 күн бұрын
Pretty sure this is "AI". A human wouldn't read the same text the same way everytime. A truck fan wouldn't say the stupid stuff spewing out out here. Of course truck from 70 & 80 years ago didn't have ABS brakes. Transistors had just been invented. It takes a computer to process that control. Sound playing greeting cards have more computing power than existed before 1940...
@robertkegg23842 күн бұрын
Check your data,you are off a mile on nunbers
@100aceswidКүн бұрын
AI
@rogerellison-cu9ur2 күн бұрын
The GMC CCKW is not a duece and a half. They were Jimmies. The duece and a half was the M35. Marine verson were called 6 X 6.
@realmainer2 күн бұрын
What a waste! I like trucks & have driven many.
@CharredSteak2 күн бұрын
Gen 2 MP's (post-2007) have some of the most backwards, convoluted aftertreatment systems. That and the previous E7 ASET's heinous "non-serviceable" VGT control system, are not very good marks on Mack/Volvo
@ViktorDavidSalis3 күн бұрын
Too much wrong information. Go back and study automotive history.
@kelvinporter49073 күн бұрын
427 chevy my ass give a dollar for every 427 that hauled gravel and dirt in my day use them for what they designed its not a 500 cummins
@kelvinporter49073 күн бұрын
tottal bullsh t detroit 2 strokes were engins that would take shit like no other motor and still keep screaming all fing day drove many
@tedhewitson8233 күн бұрын
I met a friend in early 90s who owned a 69 zl1 brand new. He told me he could easly out run police in florida .not recomending this though. I also met a fellow who owned and road corse raced a 69 zl1 corvette. Only 2 made.
@tedhewitson8233 күн бұрын
Several early photos from clifford ont truck show. Wheres the early petes
@edmcelhone45013 күн бұрын
what a bs channel look at this all engines were no good in 70s
@MC202zipper3 күн бұрын
Oooh, the CAT's 3512/3516 pneumatic starter sound at 0:12 ...♥ It was 20+ years last time I heard it... and I didn't realised how much I missed it!🤗Thanks!
@vintagedrivetvyt3 күн бұрын
😍
@CharredSteak2 күн бұрын
Didn't sound like an air start to me, but I could be wrong
@LBrawn3 күн бұрын
please stop making videos!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@bubillyjoe3 күн бұрын
Trucker since 1965. Silly? Clownish? I've driven most of the trucks pictured and never heard them described as such. Perhaps you should take your critical eye and clownish silly aesthetic back to the fashion runway where it belongs.
@tomfrancisco99153 күн бұрын
The Chrysler turbine is still in use. Chrysler engineers built the original and still very much in use engines for US main battle tanks. It was an engineering marvel and provides unsurpassed power and greater speed than traditional diesel engines. It was ahead of its time and is now a timeless design, not too silly now is it?
@seamusburke91013 күн бұрын
You obviously never drove an aerodyne, or anything else either by the looks of it.
@knowplay32583 күн бұрын
The XK6 is NOT rare. It's only rare to find one running and/or still together. XK6 was notoriously not dependable. They were prone to lubrication issues causing premature bearing failures as well as very prone to overheating, resulting in a blown head gasket and/or cracked block. This video is interesting, but poorly researched and misleading in the claim that many of the engines are rare when they certainly are not.
@knowplay32583 күн бұрын
Some of these engines aren't rare in the least. Mazda 13B isn't rare. Neither is the BMW M70. What IS rare is this A.I. narrator pronouncing anything remotely correct. This narration is atrocious and totally horrendous.
@ziamalik-gx5rp3 күн бұрын
Great 🎉❤
@bunky0601713 күн бұрын
AI generated crappola. NEXT!
@robertmcnair9834 күн бұрын
The 6 cyl 1985 goat truck was a good engine drink 20 beers and put 2 in fuel tank
@mikethompson97454 күн бұрын
The AMC 258 6 cylinder engine is one of the best in line 6 cylinders ever made, you stooge should not be on this list, the Iron duke is a good engine the 71 Vega 4 cyl is silly, and Fiat 128 engine is a turd and the pinto's 2000 and 2300 engines were good for what they wee asked to do. You know nothing of what you are talking about.
@seinsmeld134 күн бұрын
Why don't you just say 7 litre rather than 7 point zero litre? You don't need the point zero.
@terryhayward79054 күн бұрын
I do not see anything silly about any of these engines. The Trabant wasn't the popular choice, it was the ONLY choice at the time.
@joecummings12604 күн бұрын
Mack ENDT 675 and 676? They were totally bulletproof. I ran a whole fleet of them. I only remember one that overheated when the belts broke. And the only head gasket failure was one that was seeping some oil when it was like 20 years old. And I was never a 2 stroke detroit guy, but I owned a few over the years and the only bad thing I can say is they got about 5 MPG and my Macks got 6 MPG. And the leaking was minimal as long as the blower shaft seals were good. I knew some really large contractors and mining operators who bought Detroits in just about everything, trucks, loaders, pumps, air compressors etc and they had good results with them This video is so bad I couldn't watch it
@seinsmeld134 күн бұрын
I'd have the 63 Corvette.🥶
@КотБегемот-щ4к4 күн бұрын
just cool! fresh gas over heat exhaust
@КотБегемот-щ4к4 күн бұрын
well this goddam aesthetic made changing rear tire so gross
@КотБегемот-щ4к4 күн бұрын
velour is made from the shit as girlie panities
@КотБегемот-щ4к4 күн бұрын
ass hole! a crow bar will break any thing
@КотБегемот-щ4к4 күн бұрын
have never seen a truck with this feature
@КотБегемот-щ4к4 күн бұрын
have U ever drived the bike**
@КотБегемот-щ4к4 күн бұрын
another fuckup! woodies was after WW2! when steel was so scares