Why are they allowing that kid to repeatedly hard yank on the levers on that expensive control board?

Holy crap I need to find out what that song is at 10:33 holy

Which LD is this? I wanna find it on LDDb

UNFORTUNATELY HERES WHY ALOT OF SPEAKERS SOUND TO TREBLEY. OUR ROOMS DONT LOOK LIKE THAT. IF THEY DESIGNED SPEAKERS IN A NORMAL HOUSE THEY COULD MAKE GOOD SOUNDING SPEAKERS

I like something out of Dallas ... where is JR ?

This is what im gonna do and record when i get my new video camera next year! its an mid 90s video8 Sony Handycam

I could barely hear them saying "1983" at 0:11.

Tenho 45 anos de idade e somente agora tive conhecimento deste magnífica mídia física (LaserDisc). Aqui no Brasil não fez muito sucesso em razão dos altos valores. Fiz questão neste ano (2024) de adquirir um aparelho para ter a experiência do LaserDisc, é sensacional. 🇧🇷

EL DISCO LASER FUE EL MEJOR FORMATO FISICO..ESPECIALMENTE EN EL AUDIO...HASTA EL DIA DE HOY... Y GRACIAS A PIONEER Y A LOS JAPONESES ...POR TANTA TECNOLOGIA...Y LO PASADO EN EQUIPOS DE AUDIO FUE ESPECTACULAR...! DESDE ANTOFAGASTA-CHILE...LA CAPITAL MINERA...LA CONTAMINACION Y EL CANCER...!!!

Que maravilla , cuando SONY ERA EL REY ABSOLUTO !!! Que lindos recuerdos de mi televisor black trinitron !!! Vuelve hacer grande SONY !!!!

My Discovision of Battlestar Galactica would give it a run for the money.

Why don’t you just tell them what year it is plus you’ll never see a 1983 Chevrolet Corvette registered

Very fun to drive !

Right - I see now ! Those wheels are “muugly” …😢

This kinda makes me wish K.I.T.T. was a Corvette rather than a Trans Am. 😆

13:29 KONDI

She's doing just fine!! 😉👌

Let me ask you something. What is the disk number? Also is there another side (like Side B) available? If available can you post it?

I love these old corvette info shows. I was in my early 20’s at this time. Loved the end of the c3 models but way too expensive for a kid. I’m in my 60’s now and own a 81 c3 with 20k miles and a true original survivor I love that car almost as much as my family

Pure awesomeness 👏

“Destined to become another classic” well considering I bought my z51 4speed for 2 grand… I’d say it most certainly did not.

Love this! The C4 was over the top for its time but somehow became one of the least respected generations of Corvette. It pretty much saved the car. I’ve owned my 88 35th Anniversary car for over 22 years and it throws me back to the 80’s whenever I drive it. When I want to throw time back even further I drive my 71 LS5 4 spd Coupe. Couldn’t be happier to see the advancements with the C8. The Corvette is true automotive history.

Please reupload 1080p60

I've had my '88 Ranger GT since '02 and it's been the most reliable vehicle I've ever owned. It has 152K miles and has only needed minor maintenance. Can you post any more videos on the first generation Rangers if you have them? Thanks for the video!

Did you get a hit on the background music? It's really cool.

So glad they changed those wheels before release! 😮

This a great find! This looks like the dealership laser disc for the never released 1983 model. The 15" wheels were never available on the C4.

There's no way I can get out of my C4 as fast as the guy at 5:00 :D

Ah the 80's

0:34 Infinite Escher (Sony HDVS Demo)

What’s up with the audio?

I’m still confused about the video I have a early 1983 ranger 2wd with a 2.8l bolted to a c3 automatic transmission

This is actually an *excellent* explanation of how NTSC video and color spaces work, from what I can decipher of the Japanese peppered with english loaner words. I was amused that they said "shirominance and kurominance" - mostly because in English, we call 'shirominance' "luminance" - but shiroi is a word for 'white' so it pretty much works here. They basically mean lightness and darkness, but with a strange anglo-japanese hybrid term. More confusingly still, 'kurominance' appears to refer to the black levels here (kuroi being a word for 'black'), but 'kurominance' sounds exactly like 'chrominance' which is the color element of a picture. So because I'm a much better English speaker than a Japanese one, it actually made things more confusing for me for a minute as I tried to pick apart what they were saying.

Is this the salesman brochure guide? Looking to buy because im now in love with the c4 since ive bought one

i'll never sell my 1st gen ranger.bougt it used in 99.& still driving it.crazy reliable with regular service.only god knows how long it will go.still runs great at 200k.

By the looks of the wheels on this red Corvette it appears to be one of the 83 's . All of them were destroyed on the lot of the Bowling Green assembly plant . All except one . The story of the only 83 and how it came to be can be seen at the NCM website . The white 83 now resides at the NCM and was given to the museum by Chevrolet . A really cool story about the 83 and the events that preserved it . Actually search here on KZbin for the story of the only remaining 1983 Corvette .

When you’re learning how to give oral pleasure to a woman for the first time in the 80’s…

Narration by Hitoshi Tsukada. 🇯🇵 narration area, He is now one of the legends.

That's actually a "1983" prototype, 1 of 33 ever made and only one still exits at the Corvette museum and those wheels NEVER made it into production

Who built those discs? How common were they? Information online is pretty thin

Damn those cast wheels look great

Ford actually replaced the classic buzzer in 1987 on the Escort in favor of a chime as I have seen some videos of 1987 Ford Escorts that DID use a chime instead of a buzzer.

Japan... Such an amazing nation, isn't it? They invent, they animate, they have legendary warriors, they made toys at the time.

My Ranger Is An XLT but its a 1990 With A 4 Speed Auto

This is great content

These are AWESOME man!!!! I actually REMEMBER these from this time period, as I was a young Ford Technician then. Now I am an OLD (54) Ford Technician......STILL in the Ford Dealership! Thank YOU for making these available! Patrick

Damn , it’s gone :3

This is awesome, but the bigger question is this: Do people still have LaserDisc players? I remember them in the '90s and early '00s.

I have the Ford IVLS complete computer system, cabinet all technical material and every service laserdisc, probably the only one left in existence