Easily one of the best videos ever posted to this platform.

beautiful

20,000 leagues under the sea made me associate this piece with deep sea exploration

Beautiful

Bitch this slaps harder than my own mother

This music is of movie 20.000 leagues under the sea

I need this model of nautilus plz

Is this from Phantom of the opera too? I heard it on 20,000 leagues.

Is that a Factory 5?

This Is Also The Music of Captain Klaus Melodyne.

lit

I am the owner of this Cobra and it is my daughter driving it. The video is intended as a joke. The engine is a bored and stroked aluminum block 351 Windsor, now 427 cubic inches. I did a lot of experimenting to end up with this combination. The original engine, a crate motor 351 (as a 392") was powerful (430HP) but had an inherent oiling design problem which caused it to seize. What all these Hot Rod Magazine engine tests don't tell you is how drivable the engine is !!!!! The 392" (430HP) was very drivable. Rather than waste my money on a replacement from Ford and funding their Research and Development, I opted for a custom motor from RDI in North Carolina. The engine was 85lbs lighter than the cast iron block so the steering was much lighter and the handling was very nimble. The engine had a radical camshaft (un-drivable) to produce 538HP. Power was so excessive that it was borderline non-drivable, just a matter of controlling wheel spin. I changed the camshaft to a milder profile (same as was in the original crate motor 392) and the car became amazingly drivable. For all you power hungry freaks (I was one, too) remember that 99.9% of your driving is not wide-open-throttle. The car dyno'd at 485HP but was a pussy-cat to drive . It was totally drivable but if I floored it in third gear you could feel the wheels start to spin. I would HIGHLY recommend anyone wanting a street driving Cobra to follow my direction regarding the camshaft profile. Also, the 427" has a duel-plane intake manifold and a 600CFM carburetor. The common mistake is to use a single plane manifold and a carb that is too big. The smaller Venturi's of the primary throttle will give higher air speed and far better throttle response. Again, its all about enjoying street driving. The performance figures are 0 to 129 mph in 11.3 seconds. Don't know what the 0-60 is.

That’s Toccata AND Fugue in D Minor, thank you very much.

It’s like the start of a porno.

wow

I own one these cars with nearly 200k miles its a great car. If they still made these id buy another

Grateful!

My Grandma's Granada goes 0 to 129mph in 11.2 seconds

All evil villains and future masters of the universe MUST master this before taking over the world if they want to have any hope of getting the job done!

GM discountinued the saturn series due to lack of sales, they didnt sell as good as thier other models so if you want to point fingers start with the general public. i own a 2001 sl2 with the sl1 fifth gear mod and i am only getting 37mpg so i dont believe anybody is getting 40 or more hwy and if you are then please tell me the secret.

What's with the static/buzzing in the audio? It's not my audio system, was just listening to the old 1957 Elmore recording on the Atlantic City organ and it was fine.

What people don't realize is that new safetly standards have meant that automakers have had to add hundreds of pounds of extra safety equipment to cars, which makes then less fuel efficient because they are heavier. The main reason we have seen the mpg of cars stay about the same is because of better transmissions and in some cars direct injection engines. Also, the reason all cars are egg shaped is because of the rollover requirements. The apex pillars have to be larger in case of a roll over and it helps if the cars is fairly round in the event of a rollover.

Interesting! I always played it in the key of C!

For someone named after a powerful reed stop, you don't seem too fond of reeds.

You look like Robin Williams. LOL

ive got a 2001 saturn sc2. filled up my tank, drove 105 miles, and to check the mileage i refueled when i got home... covered 105 miles with just 2.85 gallons.

My dad bought one of these with a manual transmission and it gets 48 MPG.

We can park a first-gen SOHC Neon next to this Saturn. Aside from their regrettable habit of fallong apart, they could bust the 40mpg barrier with ease. They were a bit roomier than the Saturns and had similarly excellent handling (both cars are respected in autocross). The Neon was steel, just like 90% of the Saturn (only the skin was plastic). Proud Saturn owner here (and nevermind the 5.9L Dakota I have next to it...)

Well your little clip here has shown me that it is fine for me to leave my .44 mag at home and just carry my .22LR. Sorry to say but I hike in bear county and a .22LR is not going to cut it.

is she driving the car barefoot ?

This cracks me up every time.

Wld love to hear from the builder...visit us on FB under The Nautilus Project

Amazing! I have always loved the Nautilus. Brilliant job!

If your getting less than 38 MPG you are doing something wrong. I have had a lot of cars and Im a GM man but boy did they fuck up and let Saturn die. This was plain stupid. I brought a 95 sl2 with 243,000 miles and it kicks ass!! So far i have replaced wipers, 3 bulbs, and a tie rod. OH yeah the starter is going out now. These are great cars.

One other comment for the folks who say Saturns break down... Saturns don't die - people kill them by not checking the oil and maintaining them.

I agree. I have owned 4 saturns. My 95 got 41.5 mpg consistently. My current 2000 SW2 gets 33 average and I drive 60 + miles per day which means I can go back and forth to work all week on 10 gallons roughly.

.22 LR for self defense? nahh...bullets are expensive, shoot once.... .44 Mag is my choice..

I use a .44 magnum in my house, 9mm on the street, but I would carry the .44 in a heart beat if I wasnt worried about hitting someone behind the bad guy. BTW a .44 will not blow a person in half, a 5.56x45 nato has almost twice the energy of a .44 magnum and it is known for its lack of stopping power I know the .44 bullet has more mass, but I am talking about blowing someone in half no it will not it will just put a big hole in you

My argument against this video: Right to Bear Arms

My 98 sc1 is still running great at 390000km. Fuel efficency is still about 45 mpg imp. in the city. It's not a perfect car but has been fairly cheap to maintain and easy to repair myself. They're not built for racing so if you drive them nicely they will last as most cars will.

or you can buy a 2012 honda civic hf....consumer reports got 49mpg hwy in it (btw it has a 5-speed automatic)

That was more fun! Very enjoyable, and I compliment you, sir!

I just want to be in the samre room when its played it have to be awesome.

This bird's perspective presentation is what I've been looking for all the time, as I tend to practise by hearing and by viewing instead of reading the sheets... Thank you very much -- and: Applause!

OMG I think I know that guy

You deserve a medal.

scary

Great, I love the 32' Pedal as well. good technique, good tempo.

Simply stunning sends shivers down my spine when I here this

@UnitedPebbles mines got over 190k miles on it and running strong. Bought it with 130k and I've never had to replace anything besides the radiator and brake pads.