Hine sight is 20/20. Was a first after all.

@@HRTBRKD0GIk you wish you would've kept it

none of this is faked lol

I really wish i could read this.

Can't hold back yet. Going to be a while maybe next year, for it is fully restored but until then it'll be an ugly running mess lol.

Since that video I still have those boots and they are only now just breaking down. Still wearing them.

Yeah I can under State how lucky I got. I am a fan of Maxi scooters in the U.S.

Tire I bought from shinko. Ebay. They did refund me. I was not even going to try to ask for more. I will look into those. For now just going to make my repairs replace what I can and get back into it. :)

@@HRTBRKD0G I was noticing that the slice was a straight line and if the slice had come from an object on the road, it would not have been a straight line because the wheel would have been turning. Someone cut across that tire with a box cutter or something.

@@ariesmarsexpress all I know is that too. The company said it looked to be road damage and not a defect. I'm more willing to believe someone was unloading it and they took a box cutter to hear thinking it wouldn't slice through. But damage is already done

Glad to still be here

Water things?

Perhaps,still cool

Hope she enjoys, thank you for your viewership

Check your hoses. Mine had a hole in the hose. Pull the right storage panel fill radiator with distilled water and look for leaks. Also flush it out

did I made mistake, I put destilized water in coolant. Not in kiler? And today I looked kiler and overthere water is full? Can you tell me how to flush it please?@@HRTBRKD0G

Waiting on thermostat, have flushed the system.

@@HRTBRKD0G Hopefully your water pump is working properly.

@@JamesSmith-qx2mz how do I check that?

Best bang for buck. Needed in " These Times"

Honestly thank you for the idea actually. And it has been not bad. Just more or less common maintenance things there have been a few surprises. But at the moment nothing to crazy. I will do a video about this thank you again

@@HRTBRKD0G thank you for reviewing the Highlander, I want to get one maybe this year. I have an 07 Avalon so I’m familiar with the motor. I want the Highlander mainly for its cargo space , I’m undecided on fwd or awd . Thanks again for your honest review of the Highlander

@@bob-o9865 please, please, please, take this with a large grain of salt. I do not live in an area where it snows often enough to warrant getting all wheel drive. I did not want the maintenance hassle. Nor to replace all four tires with said all wheel drive. If the area you live in does get a lot more snow or if you plan to do some light off-roading. Get all-wheel drive if you do not do either of these. Some good all-terrain/ snow tires and front-wheel drive and some driving practice and skill will get you a far away.

I guess experiences do vary. Still for me the worst boo I ever had almost a damn Walmart boots that one definitely hurt.

That is one of the oil galley things that was inside the other head

Appreciate the feedback long short there was a part from the head that went missing and I found it in the cylinder tunnel

Literally we all have that type of just animation back then.

Exactly not too flashy and functional

I only just now changed the sole in them but will keep wearing through the winter months. Good budget buy

Getting there just going slow

Really? I honestly haven't come across it yet at least in this region.

All these years later and it's still a banger

@@HRTBRKD0G HELL YEAH!!!!

Good to hear best of luck to you hope it keeps going for you well

Really? News to me

@@HRTBRKD0G yes

Indeed, I forgot what I've done pay for them but I mean I still have them they still work even all these years later. They've managed to put up with a lot of abuse and they're still going.

New, not really. But they do break in fast and are easy to deal with. I didn't get blister but that's just personal opinion.

Have you seen a unmodified 350 big block in a square body? And to be fair it is a work engine not a run engine

Then maybe true ,but they will be better insulated

I tried to spread the word as best I can about what I don't hear much of

Yes still running okay at the moment. Looking to maybe do some modifications in the coming months

@@HRTBRKD0G tech mods or more exterior?

Oh good bang for what it is

At least I'm working for somebody. I mean to be fair you can't really beat the price on them

Same but non resoleable

For MY comfort,40-45lb (20.4Kg) plus 1.5 liter of water. You could carry more depending on how you sort every and get a back cushion. If i had to id buy it again, for the money

I'd say change the soles , mink oil and not keeping the hill too hard on solid objects

I feel like it would be.