@victoriaanne8343 Agreed they used to be everywhere, now they are few and far between

Haha cheap and nasty

😂😂😂😂

This is between 99-2002 for certain

2001

I'm glad too, that I was on a farm in Rural New Zealand, where anything LOUD was a given as nobody lived close by, but also where nearly 60 years ago - I was developing my own multiple channel surround sound systems, blowing the cobwebs and spiders, out of every nook and crany - around our farm. I remember going to watch a movie in the Alexandra Theatre when dad insisted on taking us, (the entire five of us in our family back then) - tosee: The Sound Of Music. I was excited, until I heard all the singing, as the movie went on & on & on, about a family saving themselves from the Germans - by moving/runnng cross-country to Switzerland. SINGING AS LOUDLY AS POSSIBLE - just in case no one was able to hear them? Something people trying to escape capture NEVER do, of drawing attention to themselves. I watched but wasn't impressed - as even though the movie was in stereo, our local picture theatre back then - wasn't. MONO didn't do that film any justice, especially not for me. Back on our orchard/farm away up in the hills, on OUR farm - the "hills" were almost always, FILLED WITH THE SOUND - of very good music.

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@@gangstahhh 👍

@@Sponsor_Block 2001

This doc is from 20 years ago man

@yeah5468 it might be, but they are still pissing me off here.

Driving wheelchairs around I don't get it?

Prices for an au compared to a silvia or skyline or any jappa really is why

let me guess... invrecargill? lol

im in my late 30's and it was laps of Colombo Street then up to the Port Hills for diesels or out around the Airport

Miatas are quite expensive and sought after in aus nowadays

I chucked a turbo on my altezza and it goes well

Altezza's were around back then( prob not during this vids period ), just wernt looked at unless it had a Rotary in it

@@kiwibruzzy They weren't released yet...

@@kazzda oh shit ur right haha. They would have just been launched aye. Either way very refreshing to see something other than altezzas and falcons

@@kazzda Lol...this generation just doesnt get it. The old days - mid 90's to early 2000's, out on Airpark Drive at the airport, backroads of Clevedon and Whitford. Eagle heli hovering above the 400 cars in the drag train. Lorolla and OnAcid, two sick as DX Corollas.

@@MarkW-m9t roscommon still farm. botany still farm. i remember as a kid seeing trains and hearing the rukus late at night

What happened to her?

I can't 😂

Dont do it bro 😂

I bought a Diesel Van in 2002, when fuel for that was 0.69c per L. Then several years later, (in the late 2010's and early into 2020) it got so high I wondered if it would go above $3 a L.

The early 2000s was awesome for the street scene. Us old fellas had it good.

They killed car culture by making cars too expensive and complicated and gay

@@GSKYYT yeah cars are stupidly expensive and complex now.

The whole game has changed ffs

@@Mike.trucks young people driving cars, old people getting annoyed by it. nope 'the game' is still the same ffs

@@JoshuaVincent-y3e you have no idea, the laps in town in the weekend, the meet ups, the cruising with no harrasment. Now people plan to meet up just to destroy back streets with skids and so on, simple.mods you done before people wreaked it with dumb road blocks and not giving a f#@k about public property so yes It's a totally different time, you won't get away with anything now and you kids are to thank.

trust me bro there was always gay people they js aint show it cuz they dont gotta

no swearing no fingers just guys that wanna have fun...now its all; about fights and stabbings

@@dextrition You where not born when this was filmed.

@andrewlewis5251 and? I still have people I know from around this time incl my dad

@@andrewlewis5251 I was bro, thats my boys at around the 4minute 10 mark. There was def gay guys around back then, and more than a few lesbians too. I doubt you were ever part of the scene honestly.