Yes. And proud of it. 😎

@ i love 1990 i wish i was around to see the world in 1990

@motored6089 Thank you so much.! There will wo definitely be more Lincoln videos. I've been working on a few others a few weeks ago. I've got new camera equipment and I've learned new filming techniques.

@@CharlesSmith1Outstanding. I look forward to it all.

@@motored6089 Thank you!

@@Mac_Daddy187 You can find them on Craigslist, eBay, or pretty much anywhere online. Just type in 4-Note GM Horns.

@@CharlesSmith1 checked on ebay, no sign of them, dont know whether its cos im from uk and certain things dont show up

@@Mac_Daddy187 Hmm, I'm not sure what the issue could be. Many items are available internationally. But in any case, try this link out for eBay sales: www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2553889.m570.l1313&_nkw=GM+4+note+horn&_sacat=0 Hope this helps!

@@CharlesSmith1 thanks dude I'll check em out

Yes, I agree!

Nice to know!

Hello. I didn't see a text message, but I got an email about the booking request. When I checked again, it was canceled. The car is still available for use if you need it.

Hell where are you located? I'm in the market for one

Thank you! I'm happy to hear your great thoughts on this car.

Thank you!

Awesome! Glad to hear it! I ordered another set and put them in my 2011 Town Car!

I definitely did! And you're right, prices are so much higher now for used cars, especially rare large cars such as Town Cars!

Thank you so much! I never left KZbin. I've just been busy. I definitely have more video updates to share on here. I replaced both my 1989 and 2011 Town Car with better, fully-loaded models of those years. I will share them as soon as I can.

@@CharlesSmith1 Excellent. Looking forward to that.

@@motored6089 Thank you!

Absolutely! I agree! 💯

Thank you for sharing. Glad to hear it! I agree with every word you said! There's nothing like the Town Car. As a kid, I've always loved Town Cars. Initially, it was simply their exterior design that appealed to me. As I got older, I learned that not only is the Town Car a great-looking car; it is also a very safe and reliable car. What are the model years of Town Cars your family owns?

@@CharlesSmith1 I have three 2011 Lincoln Town car limited editions.

Nice! What colors are they?@@michaelrivard4879

Thank you!

@@CharlesSmith1 no problem, do you still own the car?

@1996ChevroletImpalaSS No, I actually sold it in August 2022. But before I sold it, I bought another one to replace it, just like the last one. The newer one I have is the identical same color in much better condition with sunroof and leather seats.

@@CharlesSmith1 ah ok, do you still have the horns.

@@chasethecarguy Oh, definitely! I got them put in the other car. That was the first thing that was done to the car before I sold it. I couldn't part without those horns!

That's awesome! At 115,000 miles, you're just breaking this car in. The engine's practically still a baby! As you may already know, these Town Cars will last you up to a million miles or more. Just regularly change the oil, and you'll be good to go! I'm on 161,000 now.

Yes, I already bought one on eBay not too long after making this video. Thanks.

I don't know.

Really? That's awesome! I'm not sure if these are digital proportion / fully proportion RCs. Do you have any Lincoln Navigator models like the one in my video in your inventory? I'd like to buy one, possibly.

I wanted a 1989 as my first car because it came out first and I wanted to use my money to buy an car before it got more expensive as collector's. I wanted to get a newer 2011 Town Car but they were still pretty pricey for my budget at the time. The seat belt is tucked away in between the crevices of the middle seat.

Agreed! 👍🏾

Thank you! I didn't know Chicago had a beach either. It was one of my favorite places to relax in the city. Chicago is one of the most beautiful cities in the country to me. It's got a little bit of every thing to me. It's got the tall skyscrapers of NYC, beaches like the south Pacific, rivers through the city like Vienna, and the teal blue waters like a tropical country. It's a great place to stay in the city during the summer. I personally couldn't live there during the winter. It's too cold there.

Right!

You wouldn't know mine at least because all the buttons would be worn since all the numbers in my combination are pressed. Also even if a few of them were pressed, you still have to figure out which order the numbers are in.

I didn't know this. This is good to know. 👍🏾

Right. I love the song "Uptown Funk" Believe it or not, I got this car in October 2014, just three weeks before that Bruno Mars song and music video was released! I was so happy to see an '80s Town Car I purchased in a popular hit music video!

$5,000.

@@CharlesSmith1 awesome find! And congrats!! 😀

@@Mrnormalsense Thanks!

I'd buy both. You should start off with a 1989 model. These are becoming harder to find and the few good ones are very expensive. I did just that. I bought a 1989 and 2011 Town Car. There will be plenty of 2011 models in good shape for now. This car lasted a long time. Unfortunately, I ultimately sold it last year in August. The transmission started going bad in 2018. But I still drove it until the transmission finally died in 2022. I did make an update video on both side-by-side before I sold it. I was able to make my last update video there. But happily, I found one like this in the same year and same color but with leather seats and sunroof. The mileage on my second 1989 Town Car was about 110,000, the same mileage I had on my first '89 when I sold it. These cars have great engines and overall reliability, but transmissions aren't the best. The car I found was in much better condition. So I'm taking much better care of it now. I don't drive my current '89 model as much as my last one.

@@CharlesSmith1 thanks so much for feed back I am definitely interested in the 95-97 might just do that. But like you said it may not be as practical. Parts might be an issue finding and do you find your self going to mechanic a lot for these type cars the older model years? That’s the only thing holding me back but I agree both would be ideal. Not a bad idea I might start with the 95 and upgrade later.

You got it!

@@CharlesSmith1 but why? A GM horn on a Ford?

@@Jpw824 Because I like the way it sounds. It sounds better to me. GM had better horns than other car brands.

That's nice! I'm happy for you. Thanks for sharing!

Thank you. Things are going well. Hope all is well with you, too. 💯

Thank you sharing! Hope it sells! It looks great! 💯

Yes, I remember the Hummer, too! I wish they still made RC vehicles like these!

Oh, that's nice! I love the full carriage rooves!