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Yooo can you drop where you got that helmet? Please and thank you. Also sweet video editing, dope affff

guys that car isnt tuned to its full potential i can tell just by the pulls and he should stay on throttle wen changing into 2nd and 3rd

im a new sub its just so cute to see how wet behind the ears u guys are but its awesome to see u guys learning and its great u doing it yourselvs thats how u learn and know exactly wats going and wat u did and wat to do if something goes wrong i didnt take note but r u guys using a after market engine manigment system

hear by me in capetown south africa dual beams are very cmon swaps and nissan neo vvl but we also do single beams which do about 150 kw stock but if u guys want top perfomance do u gearbox a racing gear box like just ratios and button clutch lighter flywheel

why u choose single beams

Gonna be looking at a 1987 Honda aero 50 with 5,600 miles on it, owner said its working smooth as butter and well maintained, you think itd be worth the purchase around $1400?

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I had this exact set all my childhood!

I bought one in January 1978 Loved it. One day I slowed down from 120 mph to get a ticket for doing 110 mph. I was 23 & single. Fixed the head lights so I could raise one at a time & wink at girls. I put 20 thousand miles on it in 9 months. But I need a pickup so I sold it...... SAD......

This cars may feel not so sporty to drive, but actually if you have experience with it like driving it for a year as daily driver - then when you get used to the car - it really transforms into something else. It has a lot of spots spirit inside but only if you know how to get it out.

Its time to watch loval 58 wit dis one🗣️🗣️🔥🔥

The old is the new.

Nice footage and narration .. But im a lil confused.. was it dads barnfind or a 3000 dollar craiglist car? 😅 Do you still have it ? Probably worth 10-15 000 theese days 🤑 Id probably would trade my ducati for a running one if anyone would be willing to make the trade 😅

My first car was a 1986 Toyota Celica GT coupe 5-speed stick in black. It was bad ass back when I was in High School. The girls loved this thing, I had so many girls wanting rides in my car. FYI I am pretty old so this was like almost 30 years ago. I put so much time into that car. Paint correction, new exhaust, replaced the entire stereo system and added 2 12" subs. I had girls literally chasing me down, it was nuts even my friends couldn't believe it. Man I had some good times in that car. Wish I still had it just to have some fun in it. It was pretty fast too back in the day. It was such a small car it beat so many other cars that thought they were fast. Oh the memories!

A nice 87 with 103k and SR was $2500. I was tempted.

I like the video, nicely done! One thing I would fix, if it were me, when you sarcastically say, Automatic that's where I draw the line. Hint, the old dudes like me, buy the cars that get passed down to you. Some of us don't move our legs so well, or are amputated, but we all still love driving so sometimes an Automatic is there to serve a purpose.

Awesome! I have a projector; it’s ancient too. Got it in 1976. Never used it. How do you make/ record a film reel?

You got a pretty nice one for 3k. Ones here in Cali sit in the sun and get destroyed. Like the plastics on the dash become ripped up and cracked. But I agree with you. The previous owner went too ham with after market. Like who straight pipes an MR2? Honestly. But it was theirs and to each their own. I really like how yours is turning out. Really well done. I would like to restore one as well but preferably without a T top.

Taco Bell, the 80’s, and MR2 is rad.🤩

no shoyu?????

ur face looks a used up chowdah bowl, sonett 4evah lobastah breath skiwell

I owned, and rebuilt, a wrecked 1972 Saab Sonett III back in 1976. I first saw one in 1976, when I really hot chick drove one up in the drive-thru bank that I worked at as a teller during college. I aske dher what it was ? She said "it's a Saab," and winked sat me as she drove off. I spent all my money that I earned working at a meat packing plant later that same summer during college on a wrecked '72 Sonett III, right before I drove to Alaska, via logging trails in British Columbia and on the old gravel AlCan Highway. It is my understanding that only 200 of the '72 Saab Sonett IIIs were imported into the US. Your review is not unexpected. However, you clearly do not understand, nor have you mastered, the nuances of the 4-speed free-wheeling manual transmission. Nonetheless, I appreciate your analysis and generally quite good review of this amazing car -- coming from someone who doesn't have a clue about these Sonett III cars -- no offense intended! BTW, I "restored" and then sold my '72 Sonett III to raise money to attend law school. Worst car investment decision I ever made; however, at the time it was totally necessary. I have now owned a number of other very nice cars (e.g., hot BMWs, a Mazda Miata, and several different Jaguar sports cars, etc.), but I always look fondly back upon my '72 Saab Sonett III. Thank you for your excellent video!

Honda Scooters, I get it. :-) I'm 61, and recently bought a 86 Honda Spree, and now own a 84 also. I've had a blast tinkering on these things. I've had both of them apart, and completely gone through them. New seat covers, tires, black wheels. So much fun. Top speed on the 87 is 30mph, and the 84 is 25mph. I got my eyes peeled for an Aero next. :-) Great video by the way....Keep them coming !!!!!!

with that HDMI to RF conversion box, does audio play from your TV too?

Nice story.

It is ok, lada also knows very little about Americans

I almost got a Toyota supra v6 and five speed manual for 300 bucks but I didn’t think it would fit

I had one for years it went everywhere

This camera is amazing once you get over the bad stuff. It's not so bad. And the lenses are really good!

This is great! Thanks for sharing over on Reddit. The subtle story line hits hard. 😢

I know this is an old video but still be careful with tire weights and wash your hands thoroughly I mean thoroughly after handling or even touching them

Great video

Be careful with the brakes and clutch and possibly some other parts on such an old bike. (The same applies to old cars) In the past, asbestos was used, which is very carcinogenic and has other serious health consequences I like your Videos very much, they are very cool and qualitativ :)

Omg the overspray

Watching tis on an old hitachi dosent look to bad!

I love the vibes, reminds me of learning to ride on my 87 srx250 in the foothills of the Cascades. Also great work getting all the vehicles so period-correct in this!

this video confirmed it for me. my first build is gonna be a USDM st204 celica that im going to swap a redtop into

This is my favorite video you’ve made yet. Bravo👏

Besides the period correct cars, bikes, and tape... the cigarette smoking added a lot of authenticity to the video lol

I just made a new VHS short film and used this tape recorder to record and play back the music for it. Check it out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o56an6SYr5p8e7csi=Zbu3VC__DubahPWF

I shot a new short film called Static Memories using this camera. Check it out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o56an6SYr5p8e7csi=i5Y9idUKt_IFFydA

and then i woke up...

beauty

Well, that’s really the VHS look! Great work, I love it!

Great video.