I Found the World's FASTEST Pantera!

[@JulianWatsonThe400]

This has to be my favorite episode, the amount of knowledge and history of this land and the guy passing it down is awesome.

[@farewell_to_normalcy9352]

Agreed

[@Clones2011]

me too man, what an amazing story and car. looking forward to updates on it

[@anthonygibbo1881]

Here here 👍🏼

[@per-hakansvahn8044]

My thoughts exactly👍

[@rbosch99]

+1 here. mind blown when those car started rightaway

[@ast6537]

What an absolutely humble guy this man is....nothing he's said is about him it's all Wally or the team. What a guy!!!!

[@g6et_wrx177]

Poor man. Must be so hard letting those cars go. I’m glad they went to a good home and will be respected. Well done Dennis. You are the perfect owner to continue the legacy. Also how lucky is he to have his 90 year old father still healthy and hanging with you all. Absolutely outstanding!

[@lznicu]

At a certain moment you have to let go and let other people to enjoy those cars if you are not using them anymore.

[@roadie3124]

My father decided to stop driving a few months before his 90th birthday. His last car was a manual 2000 Saab 9-3 turbo. He thought that automatics were for old people who couldn't drive a manual.

[@forbiddenera]

​@@lznicutotally agree but doesn't make it any easier !! But props to the guy for doing it and not letting them collect dust until he's dust

[@mikatamminen2786]

They went to a great caretaker. When you go up in ages one has to let things go...

[@Stambo59]

I got to drive a Pantera GTS as a 19yo mechanic, my boss at the time (the owner) came to me and said it was running short of power and struggled to top 110mph. It was running 7 cylinders and I found it had worn a pushrod right through the rocker. At the time, American stuff was quite expensive here in New Zealand so I got a used rocker and pushrod, modded all of the pushrods for better oil delivery to the rockers and fired it back together. While I was in there (not a lot of room even when you take the firewall out that sits between the cabin and the engine) I replaced plugs and wires, fitted new points and condenser and set the timing a little more advanced than it had been. I took it for a test drive and got to just short of 160mph and gave it back to the boss man. He came back to me the next day and said it was the best it had ever run and he had manage to pull just over 165mph. That was one of the highlights of my automotive career and it felt good to hear the boss say no one else was ever allowed to touch it bar me. That thing drove like it was on tracks, it went where you aimed it, to this day (35 plus years later) I have not driven a faster car. This brought back so many memories.

[@olobiksnagol2178]

I have no idea what you can do to top this video - THANK YOU! Alex's face driving that Pantera was priceless.

[@herculesinwyoming]

I love how Dennis is documenting history on video with all these great people before it's too late

[@Ramirez1301]

I am a longtime fan of the channel, and generally love each episode. But, I honestly feel like this is my favorite, so far. My father in law had a Pantera and I loved it for many years. Seeing these and the history behind them, definitely brought back memories and makes me want another. There is a local person here in the Paulding County GA area who has a late model Pantera that was found without drivetrain. I don't know how much work it took, but it is coyote swapped. Though I love the original Cleveland engines, that thing is a beast and a work of art.

[@vannjunkin8041]

Oooooo I bet a Coyote motor in that would be king🤴

[@vannjunkin8041]

@port nut I want to do something similar with a 79 firebird.. strong new "Pontiac 400" fuel injected a Butler Brothers Pontiac build

[@vannjunkin8041]

@port nut the setup you're talking about sounds awesome

[@Ramirez1301]

@port nut the biggest issue was overheating when sitting in traffic with the original setup. Your idea sounds awesome

[@Ramirez1301]

@@vannjunkin8041 that would be very cool

[@ray-zr5lo]

Fun fact this is actually my grandfathers car! Seeing it on youtube was definitely one of the last things I expected and I’m glad it gets the fame it deserves!

[@davidcortez5614]

My favorite episode to date. The history "living", the stories had me smiling the whole time.

[@mynameis9057]

Talk about class acts! I've always loved the Pantera and I had a 351 Cleveland, which I loved as well! As long as you get the oil to the bottom end you're in business,if not,as so many people have discovered, myself included as a youngster, you hear the rod knock and that's all she wrote. Many years later with learning and experience these issues can be mitigated fortunately to enjoy the Cleveland properly. And boy the crackling exhaust just from the "street car" is fantastic and then hearing that race car start up, man oh man, sweet!👍 I love the restaurant segment but can barely stand it when I'm hungry!😁 Drives me crazy when I don't know what I want to eat. LoL. Great stuff and thanks.

[@michaeldatruthteller]

I have become addicted to this show. It is better than most that’s on traditional television. I hope this is financially successful for the group. In hopes they continue to produce more episodes. Congratulations Mr Collins!!

[@Mr05Chuck]

0ver 400,000 subs and growing. Definitely profitable.

[@craigmountain5100]

That has to be one of the best ever episodes ever. Alex’s grin was a picture. “thats why english drink warm beer, because their refrigerators don’t work” class. Keep ‘m coming Dennis.

[@RamblinAround]

A Pantera is my absolute number one dream car. This was an awesome video. Loved hearing all the history of their race car. What an amazing find Dennis.

[@willythewave]

Naa that`s my #1 dream car. lol

[@willemp6432]

I agree. This was a top episode. Thanks..

[@SmokeStack-yk3kz]

@@willythewave stop lying its my #nr1 dream car!

[@sam_s_]

They were so cheap not that long ago.

[@willythewave]

@@sam_s_ Yeah until Dennis and Richard Rawlings and Chip Foose started driving the price up on them.

[@fly3po1]

What a history lesson. Such a humble man with “all praise be to Wally”❤️!! Thank you Dennis and crew for another “EPIC” video!!!

[@barrydepweg690]

Once again Dennis you knocked out of the park with a Pantera video OMG it does not get any better than that one race car. Back in the 80s I had a chance to buy one of those cars for $6000 and of course the wife said no I’ve always regretted it the rest of my life. Anyway once again thank you so much for an outstanding show above and beyond anybody else.

[@oldscoolcooldiecast1879]

Man how prices have went up It takes a rich man to be able to buy cool cars these days that’s for sure

[@Mike583]

@@oldscoolcooldiecast1879 In '71 I was 18. I bought a '65 fastback Mustang with the 288 hi po drivetrain installed in it,from a good friend,who also was the one that built the engine & put it in. I payed him $650 for it! It ran 8.30 in the 1/8th with 7" cheater slicks & 4.57 posi. I had more fun with it & beat several cars with it,including a 340 Duster on the street...twice. It ran quicker at the strip with headers uncapped & bigger jets. Now I'm 69 & still miss it!!

[@peterschancel7223]

When I bought my 1971 Cougar Eliminator at the Mercury Dealership I could have upgraded to a Pantera for $550.00 more.. I guess the Eliminator never killed me. Thing is they are Time Capsules when loved and maintained,, Dennis made a great buy . A Race car for himself

[@chuckstith838]

I hope you finally got the car and dumped the wife.😅

[@jeffm234]

I love the Lucas dig at 17:00. Lucas jokes never get old "The three position Lucas switch - Dim, Flicker and Off"

[@chestercallahan8856]

Love the history and the Pantera's! This was my favorite episode full of great stories of them beating up on giants!

[@Thomas63r2]

When I was at the 2006 Speed Week at Bonneville, Dave Bloomberg (The Avanti Kid) drove his brother's Verde Green painted Pantera to a record just shy of 210 mph. Dave's 1963 Avanti land speed racer broke its crankshaft that year but came back a few years later to record a personal best of ~ 215 mph - which was not a record for his car's class.

[@IRONMAN-zz7iz]

Always makes my friday when I watch your coffee walk my friend. Thank you 😊

[@GTSCarLife]

Well, as everyone has already stated, WOW! My favorite episode ever! From start, to that decadent finish! Thank you for 40:59 wonderful minutes of escape, Dennis!

[@dksix1905]

27:07 Dennis's reaction is so authentic. The sound of the yellow car......WOW!!!!

[@tomrowe7534]

Favorite episode to date, OUTSTANDING! Gary was w wealth of knowledge and very humble in a bad ass matter of fact way. Hope to see a lot more of the Pantera from Hell

[@Imprez1999]

Great cars, great people and awesome stories! This may be the world's fastest Pantera around a track but the top speed record (219mph) belongs to a Swedish Pantera owned by Kjell Holgersson, driven by him and co-driver Bjorn Carapi.

[@Kevinthornton17]

Yeah the rebuilt motor on a straightaway would hit 225- I'm guessing

[@shaunclifton5281]

@@Kevinthornton17 Exactly. They were 206 plus BEFORE the latest build. 👍

[@gambanteinodal1246]

@@Kevinthornton17 Carapi also took one of those classic Donzi boats well north of 100mph with one of those engine builds. There is a clip here on KZbin...

[@turdferguson2982]

I really appreciate people who lay random historical bits on you. There's some great stories and storytellers out there. Awesome video!

[@grantmckendry3323]

That yellow Pantera is to die for. Best episode yet.

[@CaptainSeamus]

Thank you for sharing. I have heard the name Wallys from an acquaintance who owns a Pantera. I told him many years ago that if he ever wanted to sell his, to let me know. He's pushing 80 and still drives it... I got to drive a different one in high school, working for an upholstery shop. I've wanted one ever since. Some day I'll justify it enough to myself and my bank account to go buy one.

[@paulmcdonald9592]

What a cool story. The knowledge and enthusiasm of the owner is remarkable. We need more of that! You snagged some phenomenal machines and shared a fantastic story. Thanks.

[@Shawn-ne6ld]

Love Dennis. A true all American gentleman from a good family. We need more like him, he’s a dying breed💯💯💯🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@patrickulju583]

Y'all had me at two Panteras and a '57 T. To see and hear all three of them blew my mind! Let me NOT forget to mention the incredible history! Thank you, as always, for your great content and the incredible work your people do, the intimacy you have with the owners, and just being genuine.😊

[@andykerr3803]

👀 Really fun video. Those cars are 👁 🍬 206 mph is fast in that car... Of course it would go 220 even 230 with that 2nd motor. You must know that Pantera's do lift up and fly. You not only need more consistent downforce both front and back, but always drive in clean air, never slipstream a lead vehicle and pull out into turbulence. That yellow one is also super light. Most "super cars" get dangerous at 250 mph, the angle of the Pantera must make it have different lift. Not much weight on those front tires for sure. Still it looks like a rocket parked in a barn 👍 Thanks for the visit in time.

[@paulfisher6918]

Dennises knowledge is unbelievable on all cars OUTSTANDING 🤙🏻

[@boostedsaleen6146]

He was a sponge in this episode the owner had all the knowlege . Lol

[@paulelliott682]

He gets it from Google & Wikipedia LOL. He does have a lot of experience with JEEP CJ's and SHELBY Mustangs though.

[@lekkerreplekkertastic]

@@paulelliott682 you must be new to the channel 😆

[@RoninBeaver]

This is one of the coolest Coffee Walk episodes thus far. Three incredible vehicles, those Panteras sound insane

[@stevo63n]

What an amazing video with some equally amazing cars.I once saw a Pantera in a petrol station near where i live in England.The guy driving it spent about 15 minutes showing us the car and telling us about the make and model.When he left,we were about 20 metres away.He started the car and the ground literally shook,we were drooling at how it looked and sounded.One of the most beautiful cars I’ve ever seen.

[@fredde20078]

What a fantastic episode! It’s not always we get to learn this much and also to see three cars running 🤩

[@farewell_to_normalcy9352]

What an incredible story! Thank you for taking us on this epic journey with you, Dennis!

[@danw1030]

Fantastic episode guys! I can't imagine what Gary was feeling selling those cars. Decades of memories and history. That would be hard to let go. At least he knows they went to a good home.

[@mwaynem]

Probably one of your best videos yet. I've always loved the Pantera. Beautiful cars and what a sound they make. Thank you for some more OUTSTANDING "your word" content.

[@mikethatguy27]

Wow both Pantera's were just awesome to see rolling down the driveway. A beautiful T-Bird as well.💯🙌✌️Dennis is just an awesome guy all around, treats everyone with such respect.

[@Hereforthelaffs]

Can you guys please do a mini documentary on Wally and the full history of the cars and his work (cut in the old footage and interview them all) 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@andycasiello7177]

Yes!

[@mynameis9057]

That sounds great if possible, please I know I'd love and appreciate it. But knowing how humble and profound as Wally is, he'd probably decline the accolades. But I'd love to see it nonetheless from a historical racing standpoint as he'd probably want it and not as an ego inflation kick ever! Class acts all the way. Thank you again.

[@74surfboards]

Great establishing shots, Thank You! Really puts us viewers there at the location. So many KZbinrs forget the fundamentals of story telling like good establishing shots, it's a great reminder for myself, don't know if that's from Zack or Dennis but big thumbs up, well done. I have two friends that owned Panteras and always admired the beautiful lines and simplicity of these cars, after hearing these testimonials I think I'll be doing some research on them!

[@FreedomRock44]

Dennis Hands DOWN my favorite episode.....I love all your awesome finds but GARY'S love and knowledge of the PANTERA's and his clear and absolute homage to WALLY and RESPECT to Wally was just so cool. Not to mention the other stars of the show...TBIRD....74 Pantera and The Pantera from HELL(P.O.N.E.). For you DENNIS............. OUTSTANDING!!!!!!! Gary thank You for your LOVE OF PANTERA so wonderful to hear your GREAT stories!!!!!!!!!!

[@xaviermelendez2639]

Whoa!!! That Pantera is BAD TO THE BONE!!! This has to be your best video ever!

[@opiealvin]

Love Panteras. What a great episode. I've never wanted a car on Coffee Walk more.

[@cridermotorcompany7454]

Just a classy show for a change. Great job Dennis and crew. Backing out of the garage was more than cool, it was badass!

[@johnlind8653]

That was a great great episode. 👍 loved that the gentleman was a driver and the stories he told. Really cool stuff. Thank You Professor and Team.

[@robviousobviously5757]

I love having the video interrupted for a Woodhouse Ford commercial... Bob Woodhouse would be proud... loik him up with Pantera...

[@davebarron5939]

This is without a doubt, the greatest coffee walk car buy ever, for ALL the reasons. And a joy for us viewers, Thanks Dennis for taking us along.

[@stig7657]

The history that you bring out is just AWESOME!!! The driver is such a humble man.... giving all the credit to Wally and the team. As Dennis would say "OUTSTANDING" A man with a giant heart.

[@thomas9079]

Thanks very much for sharing with us, the history of which I did not know about and to have pictures to go with them, wow!! Awesome video Dennis and all the gang, hope you and your dear families have a wonderful weekend!!

[@sresto7943]

What an outstanding bit of history, and nice that its now on record for years to come.

[@southpaw__]

What an unbelievable story. Another great video Dennis 👊

[@jeffreyneihart1614]

What a score Dennis!!! I love the sound of the red Pantera!!! No stock cam in that one!!! As always Dennis Thanks for taking us along!!!!

[@rickpeterson4837]

By far my favorite episode, amazing history of those cars . Gonna be hard to top that one . Awesome stuff.

[@theportlandflyshop]

What an amazing episode. I had goose bumps listening to these stories. Dennis, you are doing this world such a huge service by keeping this history alive. I can't Thank you enough.

[@kennethsonier1766]

What a fantastic story and history of one awesome car! I'm glad you're able to get them all running it really was something to hear them. Thanks for bringing us along 👍☮️🇺🇲

[@GroundedFlyboy737]

Almost 1800 miles one way to pick up these amazing pieces of history. Imagine the fuel bill? But the history and provenance of those Panteras are priceless indeed. Well done Dennis !!

[@thefrankensteinbrothers4763]

Got to be honest your production value has gone through the roof extremely good quality videos and editing

[@H1GHdrogen]

10x the quality of gasmonkey's

[@charlie1832]

@@H1GHdrogen gasmonkeys cameraman is terrible

[@lekkerreplekkertastic]

They can improve on audio

[@timkinley1779]

Except GM doesn't do the clickbait titles. How do you find a car that isn't lost? And since when does buying a vehicle mean you rescued it? Rescued from a guy who has absolutely taken care of them. And found a vehicle that you were informed about. Answering an email somehow qualifies it as found.

[@kdh6588]

Awesome story and amazing history. Thanks for this journey. Look forward to see the yellow Pantera at the track in a future video.

[@damondurham5683]

I see similar comments... but absolutely hands down one of my favorite episodes as well. Love Panteras. The first (and only)"supercar" I've ever had the pleasure to drive. Again. Great video!

[@peterbreeden4899]

Alex is like a kid in a toy shop 😂

[@2strokesimdone833]

"Its not an easy thing, you have to reenact your birth." 🤣🤣🤣 A friendship with that man would be worth more than all 3 cars. Excellent find. Excellent content. 10/10

[@patrickherbert9961]

I enjoy watching the Coffee Walk videos because of what I learn from you, and the fact that you're a class act

[@petecrilly8510]

It's a joy and absolute pleasure to see you rescue these priced and rare autos ..... I hope someday you open a working museum of cars that would be open to the public to view while at the same time still take them out for a run on the track or even have a private track out back and offer rides in your auto collection ..... thank you

[@patrickgleason4594]

Awesome episode. I've loved Pantera's since I saw one when I was a kid. Inviting the sellers to dinner after your purchases always makes me smile. You are definitely a class act Dennis. Keep up the great work. And continued success!😉👍🤙✌❤

[@EdD-ym6le]

The yellow Pantera that blew up in the movie " Cannonball " began my love of them . I was around 14 in the early 1980's . Then shortly after I saw that movie a guy used to visit the neighborhood in a nice late model black one I used to go drool on .

[@jaqueswessels4101]

Incredible episode Dennis. Thankfully reinforces that good things happen to good people. Best 40:59 mins spent this week........

[@josezamaniego13]

One of my favorite videos very humble people with a lot of respect and knowledge. History to be pass on to the next generations . Nice work Dennis

[@busterdee8228]

In my 20s, I worked in a Lincoln Mercury Merecedes dealership, and the owner genuinely loved cars. He had a yellow Pantera (and a '29 A, 48 Merc convertible, 56 T Bird, and 1st run Lincoln Mark). I couldn't tell you more specifics on the Pantera. Local, Italian car lovers couldn't stop insulting it. I just found it to be an honest, affordable car. One of our lifts was a worn out double-post. When we opened up one morning, that lift had nearly stood that Pantera on its bumper. Great, informative video. Best of luck on the purchases.

[@Rev1Kev]

What an awesome episode, it’s incredible the history associated with those Panteras, and Yes Dennis, we demand a follow up on those two incredible automobiles. The T Bird was nice too…😜

[@phill6820]

Mr Collins, you are a legend. I love watching your channel. Your knowledge of your craft is unrivalled anywhere in the world. Long may your channel continue.

[@DWH300]

Amazing find with amazing stories. I can't imagine a better day. Thanks for bringing us along

[@LordHolley]

The Pantera has been my favorite car ever since I was a little kid. I was finally in a position to own a beautiful white one with over 500 wheel horse power. I put a lot of time, money, and love into that car. I took it to some track events, I got it up to a 170 once. I wish I never had to sell that car, I wanted to be buried with it. These are amazing cars and if you're able to get your hands on one, you'll see what I mean.

[@heretohear8662]

Wow, outstanding episode!!! This one's going to be hard to top!!

[@robstanton9215]

Dennis, you’re a man after my own heart when it comes to food (and of course cars). Almost every menu you go for you make the same choices that I would!!

[@IndaloMan]

Absolutely your best video yet! Simply outstanding to find and own cars like this. Cannot wait for future episodes with these in.

[@henrycarlson7514]

Interesting , Thank You. To think that cars like that were actually produced . . to me the mind blowing part is 3 Fords started right away .. to think that even after all these years , STILL competative

[@tylerwhite4743]

I sure hope to see this car on the track one day. It needs to happen. This was an amazing episode.

[@gurneyforpresident2836]

This has to be the greatest video (and now my favorite) on the subject. Definitely a keeper. I'm searching now for a nice original Pantera and this has got my heart going! Really incredible. Ford GT owner here.

[@davekrumrey5426]

Those cars are Super Amazing! Dennis, your adventures are alway fun to watch! I’m always excited to see a new car episode. And the restaurants you end up in make me hungry every time😮 Thanks for what you and your Fabulous crew do for all of us car guys out here in the automotive atmosphere 🤩😎

[@HikerTV]

No Truer words can be said! That no one on you tube will ever understand that has never raced or stood in the pits, when a race car has the ability to "SHAKE the Ground"! Alex you made my day.

[@unoparbake]

This was an AWSOME watch, one of the best cars stories for a car guy. Keep up the great content!!

[@neil7692]

LOL...that window was afraid NOT to come back up! That was a good laugh for the evening.

[@tealcheif1949]

Really enjoyed this episode, best one yet! The history of these cars is incredible!

[@christopherduggan8693]

By far my favorite episode. Also, it happened like 10 minutes from where I live. I think I`ve even met the buyer years ago. Awesome job. I can`t imagine letting go of those Panteras.

[@martyclements5262]

Really enjoyed this video, you have an absolutely amazing team. What I admire most about these videos is that you tell the story too which adds an extra dimension to the classic cars. Outstanding work again and I know my weekends here when your notifications pop up. Greetings from Ireland.

[@ronaldtemplin2290]

Wow Dennis, such a worthwhile episode for us KZbinrs. 70s Pantera is and has always been at the top of my list. I really enjoy coffee walk with you guys. It's the little thing's said when titles are changing hands and you found a really cool seller there. The way his guy told him to not take the race car to car shows, nor should they talk in the pits. Just show up and drive, the car will do all the talking. Lol So true so true

[@recruitmentwebsites]

Gary Archambault is such a cool guy, loved hearing his stories

[@rackman5111]

I just learned alot about the Pantera never know they where that fast 🤪 this guy knew his stuff. Always love the stories behind the cars great episode guys and I hope Alex didn't leave a wet spot on the seet in the red Pantera the smile on his face priceless 👍

[@2rueblue]

What a lovely humble man every time any praise was sent his way he deflected it towards the team and Wally. I'm going to go research him as if he could cause companies to redevelop their cars he totally deserves the credit. Dennis has talked the talk but has most definitely walked the walk so he knows not everyone who has a fast car can drive it well and by the sounds of things he drove the nuts off of that beautiful car. That must have been multi-millions of $ that that man and that car have cost the big manufacturers. So like you guys I am in disbelief that these beautiful cars are not right up there with the Ferrari and Ford GT and Porsche's and not to forget Lamborghini, is it the mongrel theory? The cobra was a mongrel and they have always been strong. Even today we are seeing manufacturers using other engines in their cars, I think the vantage uses a BMW lump and Huyra uses an AMG so some seriously good cars are mongrels. I know the old lambos were sharing parts with cars way down the line on price, also you would have never parked an old Lambo on that grass verge after it had been driven for any length of time they do love to burst into flames. Sorry for the extra-long comment but you guys always make things so interesting and entertaining, this channel is way better than what's on TV the camera work the sound and the content beats what top gear and the grand tour, your channel is a car show for car lovers I always come away entertained and educated well done and thank you for all the hard work each one of you put into the show. Best wishes from Scotland.

[@ricblic901]

I've watched a lot of your podcasts this is the best, this guy actually knew and was respected by these power people just a fountain of info and a true team player, well done.

[@ArtVandelayOfficial]

Those Panteras look so badass with the huge rear tyres 💪

[@the69firefox]

The Pantera was my dream car back in the day, this episode brought tears to my eyes… thank you for sharing!!

[@porschenut9]

The little food feature at the end of each episode is always a highlight. Cheers to the best automotive channel on YT 👍

[@aaron-8143]

This should be a movie! Please give a 10th of what this episode did to me in excitement and pour that into creating a film! This is the dirt that we all want to SEE! In honor of the gentleman speaking & the creator who is deceased and is a borderline magician! God bless America, and TY to anybody who recognizes this is what it takes to make it happen! #FullSendPantara #BlessYouForPayingAskingPrice+EXTRA #PimpedOutPinto Boomshakalaka

[@carsandgunspodcast1043]

Dennis and crew, this was the best one so far. And I’ve been watching since you’ve started. What great stories and great guy. Thanks again for content that I always say” they can’t top this one, then this vid tops them all. For me anyway

[@jrhendershot1936]

What a great video of such interesting people that you visited and the knowledge of their history thanks so much for sharing your experiences and daily life what a wonderful story this was thanks for making the videos and letting us tag along 😊

[@buickgnx007]

Absolutely the best episode to date!!!! Please give us an update along the way

[@graveydayvee]

My favorite episode!!! The story is absolutely over the TOP!!l Racing history gets all of my attention!! There's so much to be told..

[@dwtrksvc]

Best overlooked line in the whole episode..."It's not easy getting in, you have to reenact your birth" I am dying laughing...

[@suhandani73]

Someone needs to sit down with Dennis and do a long form podcast about his life. This man’s story has to be so interesting and informative. Make it happen people.

[@davidsantos8206]

Wow! Just when I thought your "Significant Stang" video was my favorite. You come up with this, equally awesome video. The back story, just grabbed my attention from beginning to end. To hear the red/blue car start was sweet. But to hear that yellow monster start, that just blew my socks off. This video was absolutely OUTSTANDING!!!!! I don't see how you could possibly top this video. But I am sure looking forward to the next one. Thanks for entertaining us