1970 Plymouth Barracuda / Cuda vs Chevrolet Camaro Dealer Promo Film

[@pwrfl2357]

Remember how excited we got when the new models came out each year? Now it’s just another day and they all look alike

[@AlejandroP1980s]

Also made in China parts no wonder why so unreliable and now all electric no more gas or what

[@anthonyv1971]

We waited 8 years for the modern challenger to get a facelift to resemble a '71 year model

[@jimreece7440]

In the autumns of the late 50's and throughout the 60's our gang of guys would enthusiasticall converge upon the local dealerships in our small town to gaze upon the new wild auto designs; many times the dealers would still have the new models covered-up and hidden in the back compelling us to sneak back and lift up the tarps for different angled peaks!!! "1957" stood out with Chrysler Corporation's big finned "forward look" promotion. Back in those days autos had noticeable changes each model year. Moving into the 70's, however, all that seemed to change with many autos becoming "boxie" with very little imaginative designs. Miss those good 'ole days!!!

[@georgeharleydavidsonrider156]

It’s was great when we were kids looking at all the new models that came out every year.

[@martygeorgescu4159]

Thank the demoncats for destroying individual styling inspiration.

[@Coreazcool]

Over time I owned both a '72 RS/SS Camaro and a '72 'Cuda 340 Four. I loved both cars, but my 'Cuda was the better performer in every category.

[@badgerbait8351]

Well, if anyone out there feels shamed into giving up there 70 Z28, I'll gladly take it off your hands!

[@tonyelliott7734]

You and me both. Best Z/28 Chevrolet made. Without a doubt.

[@Itsthatguy24]

Haha

[@modeljetjuggernaut4864]

With today's Cars, I'd even take a 70 4 door sedan off somebody's hands.

[@zxtenn]

I had 2 67 RS BB Camaro's and a 69 Z-28, i will admit the LT-1 was superior to that 302 but the looks of a 70 compared to 67-69==YUCK

[@60viking]

I worked at Chrysler at this time and was able to do some Competitive Analysis on the Camaro. I took the new z302 (not expecting much) and proceeded to run our engine max power Dyno runs. Although the 302cu. In chevy didn't make big max power numbers it made a great long high power curve be didn't knock it at all. Until the valve rocker studs started to walk out of the head and seeing as i was using a electric research Dynamometer i was able to catch the power loss as it happen and shut down the test before real failure. We asked chevy if we could but screw in rocker studs we did. And it worked well, 69 or 70. Our 305 AAR engine was being developed at this time, can't say anything was borrowed but ours didn't need any help.:-) our AAR CUDA is what turned me into a performance drive. I used to tell people "i even get paid to be their" best job ever, buy American.

[@orange70383]

The Barracuda is just simply gorgeous and they didn't even show a Cuda with a shaker hood and hockey stik stripes and dual exhaust tips coming through the splash pan, let alone a Cuda convertible.

[@robertvalentin5846]

still nice without those extra with hood shaker or without with stripes or not still look beautiful it how you order it from the factory

[@johnrichard1584]

Loved the 70 Cuda however when the 71 Cuda came out, I had to get one? So 1971 ‘Cuda 440 six pack became my replacement for GM. What a ride!

[@jeb909]

I always thought both of these cars were beautiful. I would be happy to drive either of them now, but the Barracuda just grabs me a little more. My dad bought one new in 1970, B-7 Jamaica Blue with a black vinyl top and blue bench seat interior. I have a lot of memories of riding in that Plymouth. I guess I'm a little partial.

[@alanmaier]

Both cars are classics and legendary. The bean-counters at Chevy made so many features optional to bring base price down that it backfired on paper, but dealers usually added a lot of the little things for stock cars. Stepping up to a Firebird made sense back then.

[@phonebackup8132]

@Edysin Simon check the price of a 4 speed Hemi Cuda!

[@lovethesmellofracefuelinth7374]

@Edysin Simon yeah that hot ole Detroit iron is awesome, but I'd rather have a 70 Challenger TA over the Pontiac any day myself and like the 67 to 69 Firebird n Camaros over the 70 models hands down

[@MisterMikeTexas]

@@lovethesmellofracefuelinth7374 Auto writer veteran Joe Oldham would disagree. He was not a fan of Mopar quality, or the lack of it, according to him. He said you had to step on the Hemi to get it to move (because the power was in the high rpm range, according to Oldham), and he remarked the GMs and FoMoCos were better built.

[@RoyalViking465]

@@MisterMikeTexas Settle down there FoMoCO Fanboy.

[@dougsmith1483]

I'd take the Barracuda and the Blonde

[@alanwood5857]

I am a Mopar guy and the 'Cuda wins hands down. I did have a '70 Camaro in the early '90's as I had a 396 basically given to me and was gonna swap in. The swap just never happened and I drove it as a clapped out 6 with a powerglide for a while and then sold it for parts. Camaros were the same basically from '70 - 81.

[@improperbostonian6722]

We had 1970 Plymouth Cuda 383 V8 dual exhaust 4brl carb, Slapstick automatic metallic purple, white vinyl top and white interior very powerful American muscle car. Glass headlamps glass driving lights chrome bumper cragar mags, No plastic like the crap they make today.

[@CJColvin]

Amen to that brother

[@dannyal467]

damn thats how it was back in the day actually comparing cars pros n cons seems that the cuda was superior in so many ways

[@johnlewinski6359]

Camaros were built better. My cousin owned both. The Barracuda rattled so much, you thought it was going to fall apart.

[@waynescott137]

Had a 72 RS in 1980 , loved it , had friend paint it , made a big mess, sold it , miss it so much.

[@pilskadden]

Wow in the 70’s people really expected design changes every year. That must have been expensive - retooling the body factories every year and stocking different spare parts for each model year.

[@emilsunter3596]

Yes, but created jobs, and it created sales. Something a lot of people forget.

[@CharlesCoderre-yv1cu]

@@emilsunter3596 fully agree-the annual changes wre a good thing

[@jhancock1575]

Yes. People did expect it. People traded in their cars more often than today. In those days, if you had a car that was 5 years old, it was considered “old” and outdated. Cars then were built to wear out sooner and they did. By the time they had 100kmiles, they were considered tired and ready for the salvage yard

[@docgonzo1973]

​@@jhancock1575 very true hence the odometer only had 5 digits.

[@georgeharleydavidsonrider156]

1970 was definitely the peak of the American automobile industry. It’s good to see the muscle car is making a come back but they are not gonna be around much longer because of the Democrats and the green new deal

[@claudreindl7275]

I recall those 440's. Man could they run.

[@mitchf1508]

Just think of the day in 1970 you could go into any dealership and just check off options and get the hottest muscle car at that time and that today would be worth many, many times more.. (talking about getting the Hemi's, 6-packs, Boss's, BB Chevy's for like around $4-5k..) Guess it's kinda like today.. Sure, you can go in and try to get a Hell Cat, Viper, Shelby 500, Vette and the like, but it's gonna run you some $80k +.. So, why didn't my Dad get a Hemi Cuda or Boss 429 back in 1970?? Well, he had a family, middle class, making only around $10k a year, so he got an F250 instead... I remember the day we picked it up, brand new.. There on the Ford lot was all kinds of brand new Mustangs, Torinos, and muscle cars of the time... Oh well, days gone by and we can only remember those old days and say "could'a, would'a, should'a"... :)

[@jimc3688]

Insurance rates and reliability were also show stoppers. Not to mention a few dings in an F250 didn’t kill your ego.

[@MrRdb1963]

1970 was a last gasp of quite an era in cars - hard to compare in real dollar terms with new vehicles which we must admit are cleaner, safer and do more than drive in a straight line, lol

[@1983jblack]

Yes but $6000 in 1970 is $40000 today; $5000 is $34000...still fairly equivalent to today. You can still get a Scat Pack Charger for around 40K brand new. I'm not saying it's cheap just mentioning the average person today can still afford a modern muscle car

[@CJColvin]

Yeah but you have to admit the old school Ford Bumpside Trucks are pretty badass.

[@CJColvin]

@@1983jblack My dad got his 2019 Charger RT Scat Pack with the 392 Hemi V8 for $33k.

[@sbains560]

I like the body contours of the blonde 😍

[@MirrorMonolith]

Glad to see the arguments over which is better still carrying on into 2021.

[@dannmarceau]

My buddy got a new 1970 SS with the Lt-1, it was a nice car.

[@dextervandemark7082]

Back in the day I had a 70 Camaro and I wouldn't have bought any of the car regardless of what people had to say. I love that car I had it when I was a senior in high school. Now I'm in search of another one I'm over 60 years old and I will find that car before I die! LOL

[@toadamine]

I'll take Barracuda for the 67-69 model years, and Camaro for 70+...but I'll take a 70-74 Chanllenger, 68-69 Coronet, or a 68-70 Charger, over a 70-74 Camaro or 67-69 Barracuda... For the record I love them all

[@BrendanMacWade]

The nose of the second gen Camaro aside, both cars looked great from every angle. The extra factory gauges in the Cuda were a nice touch.

[@angstylakelad8257]

Unpopular opinion I actually like the nose on the early 2nd gens. 74 and after look pretty bad tho

[@Lykoloo]

Agreed, I think the only 2nd gen F-body where they nailed the front was the 74 Firebird.

[@tombig4011]

Yes salesman, I would like extra sassy on my Barracuda please.

[@MrTheHillfolk]

Ok here's my 26$!! now gimme my 30hp,torsion bar suspension , woodgrain steering wheel,highback bucket seats , full width rear seat, hidden wipers , extra gauges ,rear bumper guards and trunk floor mat. Car? No thanks I got one already 😁

[@johnman3272]

Yet sadly, the Barracuda was gone forever by '74 (and 1/2, ironically) whereas this generation Camaro continued through the '81 model year.

[@johnman3272]

Meaning halfway through the '74 model year. Challenger was axed at the same time.

[@scarbourgeoisie]

I always like the second gen Camaro, especially the first year. And I always liked the first two model years of the ‘Cuda. Tough choice here. In a perfect world, I’d have both. Now, if I was going completely stock, it’s the ‘Cuda (Plum Crazy, Hemi-Orange, or Tor-red). However, if I were to mod one into a Pro-Touring mode, the Camaro - hands down!

[@Shantzonpoint]

The 360hp/350 Chevy was the best production engine ever made. .

[@truckerkevthepaidtourist]

No. Olds had best with the 455. That thing was a horse/torque monster

[@truckerkevthepaidtourist]

@silverbird58 now the 352 was a damn good motor.. little stronger than the 289 better than a 302. people ask where would you put the 352 I say basically I put it online with the 389 Poncho. 352 got replaced the course by sort of with 390and then of course the 389 Pontiac was replaced by the 400.. I think that's a good reference when people ask me why do I think about the 352 Ford

[@jjs777fzr]

In the 80’s my buddy had an old beatup 72 Barracuda with a 318 and automatic. I loved it. Fast fwd to when sat in a 2014 Challenger 100th Anniversary and my gosh did that bring back instant nostalgia. But I think the 6th gen Camaro is insanely sexy. Love them both!

[@billyfoster3223]

I will put it this way: I like the styling of the 67-69 Barracuda fastbacks the best- prettier and slimmer than the bulked up 70-74's, but I like the 70-74 Camaro Z28 and Trans Am as much!😎

[@lovethesmellofracefuelinth7374]

The 67 to 69 ss cars are awesome and have always liked their design, but the 70 is not my style and would take a Cuda any day

[@davidallen5776]

They could have pressed on with the Barracuda and Challenger, but I didn't know just what they were thinking!

[@patdthomas]

Fastbacks are so 1969. I want something snazzy!

[@alexlevy322]

why don’t someone come up with a modern suspension and bigger correct tire size package for these old muscle cars? I bet they would handle, and accelerate on par with current super cars of today!!

[@AlainHubert]

You know you've got a hot new product when the competition has to compare itself to it in order to try and convince people that your Plymouth is a better car. Personally I've always preferred the looks of the Dodge Charger over that of the Barracuda. And that 1970 Camaro wasn't that bad looking either. That's probably why GM sold 430K Camaros from 1971 to 1974 compared to 114K for the Plymouth Barracuda. But still, I've always had a soft spot for the underdog, that's why I drive one of the 1682 Kia Stingers GT Limited sold on the Canadian market in 2018. 😉

[@Lykoloo]

@silverbird58 That was painful to read.

[@HowardJrFord]

Part of the reason that camaros sold so well was because they were very popular with women , like the mustang .

[@tdalb8985]

Chevrolet has always been ahead of the curve. Sometimes too far, i.e. the Corvair. The Cuda is a gorgeous car, but it looks a lot like a first generation Camaro. I like the 70 to 73 small back windows. But I'm sure they could've kept selling that 67 to 69 body style for several more years. I think the 68 to 70 B body Road Runners and GTX look a lot like the 66 & 67 Chevelle. The best looking Mopar of All Time is the 68 to 70 Dodge Charger. That is a Beautiful car to look at and more original in design. No mistaking it for anything else.

[@bogdanich375]

Barracuda ♥♥♥

[@mikeskidmore6754]

the 1970 Camaro was rather ugly but the Z-28 Ralley Sport with the LTI-370 HP solid lifter cam motor and 11 to comperession was down right bad ass and it looked good with the reat spoiler and much better suspension on the Z-28 GM sold millions of 2nd Gen Camaro from 1970 Until 1981 and Trans Am and Fire Bird May have sold even more.. Pontic had the WS-6 Suspension with 4 wheel disc brakes 455 and 400 CI motors over the years.. Trans Ams had nicer interieor and sharper looking Instrument panels too .. GM has gone down the Tubes and Chrysler is Foreign owned . Mine is a '79 Z-28 .

[@crspcritter]

Heck yeah; MOPAR-

[@dexterthecorgi]

Let's come back in '75 and compare them again...oh...never mind 🙂

[@alfredmorency8296]

A funny thing about the 2nd gen Camero, they didn't leave enough room for a good high-performance exhaust system, that's why the 396 is 25 HP lower than it would be in a Chevelle. If you compare a Chevelle with a 396 or an LT1 350 with a Camero with the same engines and drivetrain the Chevelle will be a little faster despite being heavier.

[@8092DJ]

Camaro*

[@robert43g]

dig the groovy clothes and drawings

[@truckerkevthepaidtourist]

I'll take one of each thank you love the split bumper

[@MegaWhitesox05]

FOR ME ,ME AND MY CAMARO!

[@ricardorodrigues7304]

parabéns, muito lindo.

[@robertpoudrette4483]

Geez... Of course the Cuda will come up on top, it's a Mopar ad!

[@parttimepreppers9907]

Chick in the Barracuda is a little Hotter also!!! Both are Classic!:)))

[@MrTheHillfolk]

Ever heard the story about the young bull and the old bull? Be the old bull 😜

[@brandedmcgowan9414]

The better f body was the f bird (pontiac) plus the ponchos punch out more power than the bowties

[@MisterMikeTexas]

Was the poncho 400 really better than the bowtie 396?

[@brandedmcgowan9414]

@@MisterMikeTexas in terms of performance, torque, durability, and sound? Positive! And you can with today's technology mod and tune em to make crazy wicked amount of power like a supercar.

[@MrJayrock620]

As much as I love Mopars, I still love the look of a 70 Camaro RS

[@tremec6]

And the barracuda shaped like the 69 Camaro.

[@brandedmcgowan9414]

@Larry Nilesin the rear it does but look sporty on both

[@johnman3272]

I agree, it's like they swapped styling for '70.

[@tremec6]

Larry Niles I don’t know why you cannot see the same waterfall shape quarter panel, quarter glass, body contour, rear deck rear facial, rear bumper and style as the 69 Camaro when it’s obvious.

[@damxgopak457]

Too cool!

[@murrynathan]

Glad I saw this before making the wrong purchase. According to the announcer and those with-it teens, the 1970 1/2 Camaro is a real piece of crap! I’m gonna save $36 and go for the Barracuda. I’m gonna take that saving and buy a speedboat.

[@zxtenn]

Get a 67-69 RS Camaro with those HOTTTT hideaways and drop in a 572

[@franklinmills1756]

I like both cars equally.

[@mcarlkv53]

This is so cool

[@stainshield]

SWEET!!!

[@merc-ni7hy]

the split bumper camaro looks like a big fat vega...i'll take a 70 mustang

[@tonyelliott7734]

If you're using the ease of releasing the front seat back to access the rear seat as a selling point worth mentioning to try and make the Camaro look bad, you ain't got much going on...

[@TheGravygun]

Camaro had the bump between two seats where the drive shaft came through.can't get laid in the back of the Camaro believe me

[@aleksanderfiold7554]

For me - person from Europe - these videos are extremly interesting. First thing, that these cars were so simple comparing to european or japan ones. Huge engines and suspension, like from 50's. Leaf springs in 400 HP car? Really? In Europe stupid, communistic Skoda 100 had control arms and stabilizer. Second interesting thing is, that you were pointing at things, that completelly doesn't matter in Europe. Like if you can lift seat in 0,5 or 0,6 seconds or if the window moves to front or back. Two completelly different worlds of cars.

[@reginalddentry7338]

The Chevrolet’s did seem cheaper in price But when your done adding all of the options you want .

[@timpriddy349]

This was my favorite Camaro.....the RS split bumper was still a fine car....the full bumper was ugly and got fatter and the doors weighed a million pounds with cheap hinges....the horse shoe shifter was nice touch......still miss gear reduction starter more

[@chriszenko3598]

Camaro did go back to the 69 style but it took them 40 years to do it

[@matrox]

6:35 the 454 was avail in the 70 Camaro.

[@earlsspeedshop7058]

It’s funny they left all the Z71 options off 😂 witch would have matched up better with this Cuda. I lean and have more chevys but I do have 3 roadrunners and I am just cracking up at this. I mean Really what the hell kinda reply Commercial could have Chevy done back in the day without sounding like a crying kid

[@AnthonyEvelyn]

This is my favourite gen of the early Camaros, I really liked the styling. The Cuda was a fine car though, I would have checked out both cars. Wouldn't even consider the Mustank.

[@smilsmff]

I liked the Camaro when it changed the grill and bumper 1974 to 1978 i think before they painted the bumpers, and the Cuda was a nicer car But it was a Sedan dressed in a Coupe design, not lower like mustang and Camaro .1972 the plymouths all went to cheaper interior and small blocks when they had the 400 as an Option in the Road runner for 73-74

[@rightlanehog3151]

Sassier styling .

[@dextervandemark7082]

I had a 1970 Camaro when I was in high school I like the Barracuda but the Camaro doesn't hold a candle to the Barracuda just my opinion

[@xavierortiz2690]

I'm a Mopar guy with a 72 Barracuda, but that Camaro looks ahead in styling, not necessarily better looking.

[@damxgopak457]

Coolest car ever.

[@colewebb1425]

hi everyone ok pertaining to the 70 Camero there all 70 and 1/2 Camero because there was a 6 month strike in the first half of the year that's why the dealership didn't have them yes I had 70 and 1/2 701/2 Camero Z28 plus 71 Z28 and 72 Z28 the 72 had rally pack add to the Z28 pack all with and 4 speeds and and two 70 chevelle SS 1 with a 350 cid one with a 454 cid yes I owned a 70 Plymouth cuda it had the 440 six pack pistol gripe 4 speed and sure grip rear end all this is no line no bull shit and have owned a lot more than this worked my ass off for all of it :-)

[@benevolentson7328]

Im surprised you owned all of those camaros and never learned how to spell the name correctly....

[@jamesjohnson4093]

@@benevolentson7328 And none the less, 3 Times!!!

[@truckerkevthepaidtourist]

@@benevolentson7328 I was about to comment the same fucking thing until I read yours

[@keithstudly6071]

I wonder how many bench seat Cudas are out there?

[@OnlyGeneralMotors]

The Camaro design was strong enough to last until 1981. Chrysler killed its pony cars in 1974. MOPAR=Motor On Pavement After Race!

[@Lykoloo]

Personally, I'd say the camaro was strong until 74 and only got good again in 82. I'd choose an 82 berlinetta any day over a 81 as far as looks are concerned.

[@loveisall5520]

Look at those push-up boobs on those models! I was in high school when both of these came. The father of a friend bought one of these Barracudas, being a Mopar guy. My impression at 5'10" was always like I was sitting in a bathtub, the very same feeling I had a couple of years later with the last of the Mustangs. I really enjoy watching these old marketing presentations, but it's so patently obvious that this was made by some middle-aged guys who were trying to be hip. Did they really think that the average customer cared about back seat comfort? C'mon, now. I say go back and look at the sales figures; that'll tell you what people think, not these bimbos posing. Incidentally, I was a Pontiac guy and loved the new 70 1/2 Firebird...

[@joserafaelgrangefuenmayor7744]

Me gustan

[@weedmounsueit3866]

What would a modern barracuda look like

[@kerrypence4201]

OK all you Ford and GM guys out there...Camaro sold more blah blah blah mustang this mustang that blah blah blah… Which one is worth more now?!?… Exactly! Mopar or no car!

[@diegoluquis9150]

i would take any one of them

[@bradphillips6081]

Boy they put the boots to the camaro......me 2 Mopar or no car

[@traviswigal4858]

I’ll take 20 of both

[@cargo4441]

After seeing this video you would have thought the Cuda would have still been in production in the 80s. Car and Driver wrong again.

[@robertvalentin5846]

both cars are good they both American cars ill like both cars ill like the camaro and ill like the cuda the cuda is bigger than the camaro it hard to pick so the cuda had quarter window look stronger and heavy the camaro is light weight little short probably take the Plymouth cuda look more car look more fancy and the interiors look luxury so ill pick the cuda

[@zzkeokizz]

My friend had a ‘70 RS

[@matrox]

The 70' Camaro was late to market because of 69' factory strike. Camaro still outsold them in 70'.

[@sintruder]

Who wouldn't wanna go down to their local dealer, and not only check out both cars you might want back to back, but literally be allowed climb all over them. LOL The voices never look right for the people they are supposedly coming from

[@luisenriquedelgadogodoy4975]

Camaro ss segunda mitad de 1970 396 pc de 350hp ,y 396 de 375hp

[@tamiwu0346]

Hear me out: I never really liked this generation of camaro... it looks like a gasping fish. Don't get me wrong, I don't know anything about the performance or handling (i bet its pretty good) I just hate how it looks.

[@TVHouseHistorian]

Our dad had a '68 he bought new off the showroom floor. He hated all the other models that came after it. Throughout the 70's and 80's it was his daily driver, and he never saw it as something that would eventually be regarded as a classic. It wasn't until the early 1990's that mom and I had someone follow us home from the grocery store and offer to buy it. After that, the car was always getting attention. It's funny how when you grow up with something like that, you don't really think of it as something special. Little brother has it in his garage now.

[@HFX1955]

That's probably more true of the RS with the split bumper as the full width bumper on the standard Camaro has quite a different look. That said, the RS is generally considered to be the more desirable style.

[@andrewfotopoulos7766]

What they saying now?

[@terryschnereger8531]

And one thumb down by a camaro owner, lol.

[@dextervandemark7082]

I guess it's all just a matter of opinion and what you want or like

[@raubhautz6281]

Had me sold 1 minute in. Mopar or no car. Only good Chevy is in the wrecking yard. Plenty of low-riders needing parts for their three-fiddy. :D

[@michaelflores2318]

Can't mess with Ford and GM when it comes to sales GM #1 Ford #2 and Chrysler #3

[@vanlarson9213]

The barracuda's are history, the Camaro's are still driving strong and ruling the streets' One Happy 2018 Camaro SS owner.

[@bobwallace9814]

Who knew you got so much for $26?

[@analogidc1394]

Can you even get floor mats for $26 today? lol

[@timsacco6g694]

Had a 70 Barracuda in the early eighties as a winter beater, I wish like hell I had it today, but isn't it funny how it's styling is like a better looking first generation Camaro?

[@luisenriquedelgadogodoy4975]

Camaro 1600kg , Barracuda , 1750 a 1800 kg

[@syxepop]

Ahí es dónde los "+30cv" del Barracuda se fueron... Camaro 2G era más ágil, pero el Barracuda era más útil ("casi" caben adultos atrás). (si no entendiste algo del "filme" de diapositivas para los concesionarios puedes preguntarme en confianza...)

[@kc0lif]

cuda has convertible camaro don't until 1982

[@indman101]

Camaro offered convertible 1967-1969 as well but I prefer having a steel roof.

[@truckerkevthepaidtourist]

yeah but after 75 came around a few years prior to Pontiac Camaro got the Ttops damn things didn't leak like the trans ams did. nothing like checking out the 10-year old at the time 76 or 77 TransAm of the first thing that hit use the smell of mildew from the water leaking in on the carpet

[@politicalincorrect3368]

It outsold all dodge, Chrysler, Plymouth . Camaro our sold all barracudas. It’s what it’s about. Sales!

[@zxtenn]

I am 66 and had 2 67 RS Camaro's and a 69 Z-28, the 70 was UGLY and plain compared to the 1st generation

[@beetlejerk]

Straight line maybe just don’t try to go around the corner with one