A Crazy Review of a 1991 Dodge Caravan AWD WOODIE!

[@QB89Dragon]

Watch this without audio and it's a trailer for a bad movie about a young man with autism stealing a van to relive his childhood memories.

[@joshualaw375]

QB89Dragon holy shit you're right.

[@fadedjate7230]

Your comment made my night.

[@alfredosierra2612]

Starred by Tom Hanks

[@fartmerchant762]

Gabe's Life consider yourself lucky, your story is being shared with the world

[@realmedia2212]

😂😂😂

[@423tech]

The ultimate vehicle for spontaneous stops at Dollar General on the way back from the unemployment office.

[@NatanelYaHu]

telecomguy10 How did you guess

[@JAD-dz3kt]

Even better the Dollar tree.

[@trentpettit6336]

@@JAD-dz3kt Why is Dollar Tree "even better" than Dollar General in this hypothetical scenario?

[@JAD-dz3kt]

@@trentpettit6336 fr I wrote that shit half a decade ago I dont fucking know

[@gclick4109]

When I was about 10 years old in 1995 my friend's dad was driving us to baseball tryouts in his early 90's dodge caravan when he went over a small bridge and unexpectedly caught some air. My friend and I shot up, almost completely out of our seats. We had a good laugh and then my buddy's dad turned around and hit the bridge a little faster. This time we came up off the seat completely like we were cresting an incline on a roller coaster. We were having so much friggin fun. My buds dad would increase speed each approach sending us higher and higher off our seats. My friends dad hit the ramp sending us out of our seats probably 3-4 more times. On the last launch, he hit the ramp with so much speed my buddy banged his head on the ceiling of the van. We finally head to tryouts and afterwards we get in the van to leave it wouldn't start. We all had to get a ride home from another parent. As were leaving we realized why the van wouldn't start...on the last approach the van crashed down so hard it cracked the oil pan and leaked oil all the way from the ramp bridge to the sports complex. RIP MR. Milliken's caravan.

[@w140chris]

GClick410 LMAO

[@anon457]

That's one epic dad.

[@deltajohnny]

The van died, but you all had lots of fun!!! :-)

[@JamesSmith-wp4um]

GClick410 e

[@lukemartin7029]

Awesome

[@swingAE86]

that cassette was the best part

[@kaeden7570]

lol AE86

[@fisqual]

Same intro as Com Truise Komputer Cast 6 -- kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJvCYaV6ipWhmrc

[@joelfrantz3189]

I have a 1992 Dodge Grand Caravan and as much as it's falling apart, there's something about it that I love so much. My mom had one when I was a baby and I remember it so well. This one is such a Jem, so please take care of it.. if now honestly I'd be willing to take it off your hands.

[@PB190793]

It's great to see a KZbinr putting so much effort and quality in his videos! I can tell you really enjoy what you do and so do I. Keep up the amazing work Hoovie!

[@gabrielphillips8980]

The 90's were such an innocent time

[@Lincolnator721]

roaring 20's... such an innocent time, minus cocaine. coca cola used to be laced with cocaine. hence why it's called "coke". ;)

[@RandallJT84]

The 80's were even more innocent.

[@fadedjate7230]

No they were not.

[@chriscornelius2518]

Revisionist history. 1991 1992 were the highest murder rates in modern history. The 90s had sex, drugs, alternative music, and solidification of rap and hip hop, plus alternative films burst on the scene. It's the reason the 2000s have been so politically correct.

[@mycosys]

LOL innocent - tell that to the massage piles at raves

[@frankhoward7645]

I purchased my 1992 Grand Caravan LE Woodie for $7,800 in 1996. It had 88,000 miles on it. Drove it for 20 years until I sold it in 2016 for $900. It was a 235,000 mile rust bucket by then but everything including the rear air/heat worked. Honest 25mpg hwy and 18mpg city. Most comfortable rear seats of any vehicle available. One of the best vehicles I ever owned.

[@gloomy2931]

I my dad had an old caravan when i was little it was a 5 speed and he let me shift gears while he drove lol good times

[@ManMak6]

This van is the best thing ever! My dad bought exact same one when we moved to the US in 1995. I remember when we had a family meeting and we were trying to make a decision between the Caravan and the Ford Aerostar! The caravan won! Oh the FOB memories :)))

[@abnormallynormal8823]

Damn dude, it's like Dug DeMuro and RCR had a baby

[@11094DEREK]

XD

[@fitnesswithsteve]

...More like an embarrassing dad!

[@thenormalyears]

He's annoying but not RCR annoying.

[@holycross2]

JINGLE BELLS

[@keegansponholz9260]

thenormalyears have you no soul?

[@captaincrunch8333]

Had the same in White 1991 AWD in mint shape when I bought it at the turn of the century. Loved that van.

[@timothymai1828]

This review reminded me of Doug demuro so much, even with the slightly annoying voice and bad acting.

[@chiefkeef6269]

and the autotrader.com/oversteer

[@aaron___6014]

doug's style is annoying and so is his voice.

[@RX7JG83]

Timothy Mai don't forget the lack of in depth knowledge of the vehicle being told to the audience just a bunch of playing around especially when they get unicorn cars that are hard to find Ditto even go in depth of what the car can do and why it's special Doug just did it with a Lamborghini lm002 truck he didn't even say that it was built for the Italian Army but he's just goofing off talk about bills are huge it's not enough room in here and there's a reason for everything he said because it was supposed to be a military truck

[@sprawlnod8117]

Jason Garnett Yeah, I can't believe he didn't go in-depth to what this 1991 Dodge Minivan can do. It's hardly 25 years old, how are we supposed to know what this van can do if he won't give us a thorough review? Can it hold 3 weeks worth of groceries? How many kids can it take to band practice? With instruments? What if I have a job delivering newspapers - how many can it hold? Twist: I also have a job delivering phone books - how many can it hold? What if I have a job delivering aol.com introductory CDs? These are the things an owner of a 1991 minivan might want to know and Hoovie failed us. Mr. Garnett is right - why all this goofing off when you could be reading the spec sheets verbatim so I can know the important stuff, like dry gross weight. But, Jason Garnett, I have to say that you were completely wrong about DeMuro's LamboSUV review. If you are right about the italian army having a purpose for everything, then how do you explain the 2 ashtrays and massive rear speaker? Alright, the ashtrays make sense for the italian army, but tell me why they wanted subwoofers if you know everything

[@captaincanada1525]

how to shut a guy up 101

[@nitramsk8]

Reminds me of Malcolm In the Middle

[@jonasbickford7417]

nitramsk8 oml yes !

[@DakotaRaymond1999]

Thought that the second I watched it lol

[@articat568]

They drove it in reverse so it wouldn't put miles on the car like faris bulers day off lmfao

[@masonpelzer8052]

Ess Ess no it was a 1990 plymouth voyager

[@nyanocloud]

Yeah, you don't find many pre-1996 chrysler minivans because all the transmissions went bad.

[@bandccoresohio]

Yep or they rotted out

[@TigerTT]

I barely even see any Chryslers in general lmao,well except for the occasional 300 but that's about it.

[@powcar91]

My dad has a 1994 manual transmission caravan.

[@rightwingsafetysquad9872]

@@TigerTT That's because all the transmissions failed on the way off the dealer lot.

[@omegaepsilonNA]

Plymouth voyager, same story here.

[@jamesdennis2058]

Transmission replaced at 30,000 miles-that was common in that model. My ‘89 had a new one about every 35,000 to 40,000 miles.

[@mattadrev471]

original window stickers ARE THE SHIT!

[@wiibaron]

I still have my 1981 Dodge Omni 024 Miser sticker. It was $6059.00. I paid $9 extra for a cig lighter...

[@willpoundstone71]

That's $14,000 in today's money. Consider that a new Dodge Dart is only $3000 more than that and is a much better car in every single possible way.

[@beans4brains428]

Will Poundstone thats just stupid to compare new technology to that of 25 years ago.

[@IcelanderUSer]

Beans 4 Brains why is it stupid to compare the technology? Today’s cars are made with far more automation and efficiencies that didn’t exist then. So a dart being 3k more in 2018 money shows how far superior a car you can get for nearly the same money. Because that car was a primitive death trap.

[@fordinlinestraight]

Hoovie I decided you are 1 of my favorite KZbinrs. Fun factor 10/10 Uniqueness 10 /10. Enjoying life with the simple things

[@curtissdesigns]

I was waiting for him to put the Minivan introduction tape into the Teddy Ruxpin. LOL :D

[@HooviesGarage]

Teddy still works, but sounds more like Barry White these days.

[@curtissdesigns]

Yeah, that's why it would have been hilarious/ possibly creepy. :D

[@maxman1602]

@Paul Lunsford No. But he did buy a 1993 Seville.

[@zizipoil]

I was lucky enough to buy a 1989 Plymouth grand voyager LE for 750$ with 109KM back in 2013. I was owner number 3. I drove this for 15KMiles and only had to put 1 CV joint as repair. The 3L v6 gave it real punch, the electric bucket seats and windows, the all blue interior. The original intro cassette for the audio (same as yours)... This was just magic. Best car I ever own out of my 5 cheapos (under 1000$ cars)

[@LakeNipissing]

I have my late father's 1993 Dodge Caravan ES (short wheelbase) with the Chrysler 3.3 V6. Still runs great at 500,000. Only a bit of surface rust on the top of the roof where the original 24 year old paint has worn out; this was never parked in a garage. And the headliner is still perfect without becoming unglued! This was one of his favorite cars to drive of all he owned, and I can understand why. Comfortable seating, good visibility and nice to drive. Everything is sort of middle of the road - acceleration, handling, ride quality, braking. Nothing outstanding, nothing terrible. Just a good, consistent compromise overall. Simple, durable car that is easy and cheap to maintain.

[@erikkarlonas180]

you might as well encase yours in gold since thats about the only one these vans that will ever make it that far.

[@scottwitkowski1298]

I know a lady who has an AWD nearly identical. My Silverado barely makes it up our neighborhood hill when a good snow or ice comes. Her van with normal radials goes right up. It's hilarious to see 4x4 trucks park at the bottom of the hill while she drives right up to her house.

[@D4x4Bronc]

transmission replaced at 30k; now you know why there is none on the roads

[@scandawarrior]

D4x4Bronc yeah, back in the early 90s Chrysler didn't know how to make a transmission

[@TheRealBmanswan]

@@scandawarrior they are strong transmissions if you take care of them and maintain them normally.

[@dungdippedindian3933]

@@TheRealBmanswan no they aren't they fall apart even if you do everything the manufacturer says

[@TheRealBmanswan]

@@dungdippedindian3933 that's a lie. My 92 dynasty with the 3.3 has 250k miles and still going strong with basic transmission upkeep. And my 97 3.5 is going on 200k with a strong healthy transmission. It doesn't take a genius to keep these vehicles going. Hell these transmissions can out last the gaskets on gm products. Honestly Chrysler is the first company I've gone through where the transmission has outlasted the engine.

[@TheRealBmanswan]

@Marcus Möller a lot of evidence when reading about the history says otherwise. When they're taken care of properly they last for a lifetime. Most transmission failures for the 3.5 and 3.3 were due to lack of servicing or mechanic shops putting the wrong fluid into them. The 3.5 is known for oil sludge but if you change the oil every 2,000-3,000 miles you prevent sludge. The pcv was known to get clogged and stop the engine from operating as well which just required regular cleaning (usually done every oil change to benefit the engine) add to it the 3.5 was known for getting hot fast, cold air intake systems, oil cooling systems, and proper ventilation ( obviously didn't come stock) are a few mods that not only increase horsepower but benefit the engine. Though it couldn't be boosted or supercharged both engines provided decent amounts of power. I get about 240 to 250 horsepower with my 97 3.5. But I've also put in additional performance parts as well as swapped out air restrictions in the intake system and added a performance exhaust and catback system. My 3.3 does just fine stock, only difference it has from factory is custom catback exhaust system and it runs iridium spark plugs. Then again I use my 3.5 more than my 3.3 if I want to have fun, definitely sounds like a v6 mustang or Dodge Challenger.

[@josevazquez9161]

My first vehicle was a '93 Dodge Caravan hand-me-down. I had a killer sound system in it and I so badly wanted to lower it. This brought back memories and I'm looking forward to this build!

[@Krzrrazrrokr]

Old Chrysler dodge vehicles had the best sound systems. The one in my 1994 Chrysler Concorde was killer. It was the infinity sound system.

[@NESherv]

In the late '90s, my family had a white-on-tan-leather 1992 Chrysler Town & Country, which was essentially the exact same minivan, except on a longer wheelbase and not all-wheel-drive. It was super comfortable, but it always made this weird groaning noise whenever the brakes were engaged. My dad said it was because of the ABS.

[@ms90sbabyy]

Hey man I grew up in a Plymouth voyager and LH newyorker from 94 and I know Miriah Carey, Gloria Estefan, Micheal Bolton and Luther Vandross are on that tape! Haha the New Yorker had a CD player and I remembered it from back then and got online and actually found an original infinity spatial audio tape to relive my 90s childhood. I remembered listening to it with my mom when we got the sky blue New Yorker and we're going thru the books figuring out all the cool new buttons...you've got a gem my friend, so glad you're a weird dude and got a Chrysler van...made my day!

[@lastresort1757]

I just bought a white 91 AWD caravan a few months ago (07/2020) for about $1200 it also is short wheel base and came with the infinity test tape, has the original radio to test too. I plan to do winter camping with it

[@onebadlsc]

You ever watch your old videos, Hoovie, and wonder “wtf was I thinking?!” Great to throwback and watch the journey. Congrats on all your success brother! You deserve every second of it.

[@100percentSNAFU]

A friend of my dad had an '85 Caravan with a manual transmission. The only one I have ever seen, and I've seen alot, everyone had them in the 80's.

[@boyscouts5000]

Can we appreciate that hoovie has better filming equipment now?

[@IcelanderUSer]

My grandpa imported one of these awd vans to Iceland because he was under the impression that this America made car would be far superior to his Soviet Union made awd vehicle. ...That he had been driving for some years. Wrong. Turns out the van rusted and peeled apart in a few years. Disaster van. Well, needless to say he moved on to a Subaru. To think he paid an important tax of 100% for this pos. Bless. I know Iceland 🇮🇸 isn’t the best place to own a rust prone vehicle. The weather: Like England except colder. So lots of rain and snow. ~~Olafur

[@maxman1602]

Should have bought a Chevy Suburban instead.

[@kmath50]

We had a 1993. It did have the usual transmission problem, which required a rebuild at 100,000 miles, but had no other major problems. The 3.3 is a reliable engine.

[@gordonmacqueen8694]

my mom had the longer, non-AWD cousin of this van from 1991 when I was in high school. When we were shopping for it (used of course), they all had wood panel it seemed - IF it was the extended version. If it was the shorty, it seemed that very few had the wood grain. We wanted the extended edition. Ours was a blue-and-wood-grain pile of crap. The paint peeled off in sheets. The transmission was rebuilt under warranty before 70k miles, and then THREE MORE TIMES before 120k when the engine finally blew up. The hood latch broke - presumably because it broke so much that it was constantly opened. The Infinity cassette deck (which did sound great when it worked, and the joystick fader adjustment was particularly sweet) broke because the amplifier continually blew fuses. It took the rear wiper with it. The power windows broke. The heat rarely worked because the thermostat was permanently opened - the one that came with the van, and three more after that. I hope yours treats you better! :)

[@markabejarano1833]

That's a nice looking van. I'm currently fixing up my 1985 dodge mini ram. The timing tensioners went out, so while I'm changing out the tensioners I'm just going to get a timing kit for it and change it all out while I have the engine apart.

[@powcar91]

My dad uses a 1994 caravan manual transmission for work. He took out the seats and just put his tools on. It has around 300k miles it's been to and back from mexico. It's really beat up but mechanically it's fine.

[@tOSdude]

A few years ago my family had a silver '96 AWD Grand caravan. The thing had interesting decals along the side and near the rear tires. My father also painted the hood black.

[@stephenhayes3765]

Came across this after subscribing a few months ago and boredom struck. The transmission from these are used in the tractors we use to move airplanes around our airport. I’m the “lucky” guy who has to make it live moving 14,000 pound airplanes around. Oh and it’s mated to a diesel boat engine in the tractors.

[@AudiophilMD]

This is one of the most entertaining channels on KZbin. I drive a BMW made sports car but I like these old car reviews. Well done with getting all those old toys for the video!

[@ikweetvannixx]

Oh, the memories... We used to have one of these, badged the Chrysler Grand Voyager (SE Trimpackage), with a whopping 3.3 Liter V6 (which was quite a thing here in the Netherlands in 1991)

[@amopastorcanadense]

cool!!!!

[@Lincolnator721]

I didn't think the Netherlands had gotten this van. Interesting

[@martinliehs2513]

Lincolnator assembled in Graz Austria, I believe. I think that the AWD was also sourced from there (Magna Steyr company).

[@Luke77rat]

The awd-drive was igenierd by Steyr-Daimler-Puch in Styeir, Austria-the Series 2 Voyager was assembeld as a whole by Magna-Steyr in Graz,Austria

[@martinliehs2513]

Luke DeRatto thank you. I'm from Canada, but coincidentally, my father was born in Steyr and apprenticed as a tool maker at SDP in the 1950's.

[@joshpeterson7241]

A few days ago, I seen a really clean 2.5 turbo 5 speed caravan and thought that was pretty cool!

[@saltpepper1894]

as long as it doesnt have the horrific auto trans they are great

[@100percentSNAFU]

$21,770 in 1991?! Holy crap, that's over $40K in today's money. By the way, love the demo cassette. My dad's '89 Taurus came with one as well, complete with a rundown of all the great modern features, as well as some great tunes, including Neil Diamond's "Coming to America".

[@TFD1982]

My 94 awd tnc was I think over 28k new

[@rsprockets7846]

a Gran Caravan in 1992 was cracking 25k and was a money pit

[@TFD1982]

@@rsprockets7846 shame really did anyone keep up on maintenance items Chryslers are very picky when it comes to that

[@amopastorcanadense]

wow, seein this van reminds me of the Mitsubishi Expo 92/93 2.4L(Space Wagon), the automatic seatbelts, 7 seats...he bought it back in 98 or 2000.the only van we had!!!i miss those days...

[@captainwre]

Better than Doug Demuro....

[@mmanjin]

I owned a 1991 Dodge Caravan and it was absolutely the worst vehicle I ever owned. Transmission went bad after 72,000 which put it just past the 7 year, 70,000 mile warranty period. Dodge knew they had issues at that time with faulty transmissions and so I took them to small claims court with a stack of evidence backing my claim. Needless to say I won they lost and I got my transmission replaced. Shortly after that I started having issues with the engine so I got rid of it and got a 2002 Camry that lasted me for nearly 300,000 and 15 years and was still running like a Swiss watch when I finally traded it.

[@TheRealBmanswan]

You have higher chances finding a caravan around that year compared to finding another running 92 Dodge dynasty like I have. Second owner of it and only 115,000 miles. 3.3 liter v6 engine and the weight of a Honda Accord makes it one awesome tank. Never get stuck in the snow with it either. Had the plan to find an awd caravan to put the awd system into the dynasty. Should also mention I only paid $300 for it and have only needed to put $40 into it.

[@tonecapone8392]

The Video that really made the channel Explode!

[@davidsmenino]

Nice! Can't wait for the project to begin. I lived in Wichita for a year when I went to Newman. Great channel! Cheers from Brazil

[@jackprice8525]

Back in the late 90's there was a guy who ran 10 second 1/4 miles with a van like that. I think he had a 2.2 liter turbo in it. It was basically the same engine that came with the Omni GLH turbo, only he was running like 40lbs of boost.

[@PC4USE1]

I had a 1989 Caravan. Good van but the one I had was equipped with the 2.4 4 cylinder engine which was vastly under powered and of course the engine gave up the ghost. It was a family freebie so I can't complain.

[@Justin-ry2kh]

My mom had a 1993 short wheel base (same body style) with the 3.0L 6 cylinder. It had built in car seats in the center row. It was a good van. I used to wax it all the time; it was a major job. I also took my license test on it.

[@AaronDotZone]

The detail you put into these videos is amazing and appreciated. Great job - look forward to the next one.

[@zakarydenton5655]

I owned a LWB AWD with the 3.8. The big-boy 240hp motor. I took all the seats out. Did a weight reduction. Legit street racer. It had a crazy like, aero-cladding instead of faux wood. Remove the driveshaft and even faster!! The transmission failed big time but worth the $800 for a year's driving.

[@gedisdiop]

A really nice van. Have you seen one with the Turbo 2.2 ? I had a friend that had one with MANUAL transmission. That mini van would truly set you back in the seat !

[@ThePolarBearProductions]

My dad had a green 95 one without the wood paneling. Some of my first memories are in that thing.

[@PearComputingDevices]

I love it! 150 horses is OK for a guy like me. It's got wood, and nice seats, and best of all room for a few beanie babies. I am down with that. I have a 1994 GMC Safari AWD. It's just broke in the miles are so low. But it's a childhood memory having a woody, even if it's fake. My parents first Minivan was a 91' and almost identical to your but was red with wood. There's wasn't AWD, but it survived 8 years of farm land driving just fine. Nice ride I must admit as I think about it, I am a little jealous.

[@HNRichard]

my Family used to have one of these (but not AWD) back in '94 along with a camry station wagon! we only had it for a few years though, and bought a brand new corolla instead.

[@iLife64]

Thank you so much for this review, my childhood included my parents driving a bright red wood paneled 94' Dodge Caravan It was a gift from my grandparents to them brand new from the dealership. Even had the dealership added child seat package They drive it until the van literally was falling apart I say around 2003

[@chadsmith9546]

"Even though there's no timeline continuity, that's all I was able to fine" - brilliant!

[@grumpyoldfart7302]

mine was a piece of junk. Never got over 14 MPG, chugged up hill at 45 mph in second gear, back wheels skidded every time you touched the brakes, and after the 3rd engine replacement in a year, I thought I'd better get rid of it before it went off warranty. That was 20 years ago, and I was a die hard Mopar man, but there has never been a Chrysler in my yard since.

[@eangsyerbic6942]

Some lady works at a bowling alley and she has a greenish blueish 1993 Dodge Grand Caravan SE and it wasn't rusting out she had it for a long time and that van is in really good shape

[@retroolschool]

I saw one today that looked ot be in excellent original condition, and surely had come out of winter storage. Chrysler must have perfected this platform, as these second gen vans can be seen pretty regularly here in the poorer parts of Montreal (and im sure other towns). Cool vids btw!

[@walliehart9408]

retroolschool Check out the Chrysler Pacifica. Half station wagon half minivan. Awasome wagon. Not cheap but they are the upscale family mover

[@theejoeylee]

My buddie lost his licence in a caravan woodie. late 70's firechicken pulled up next to him and my friend gave the van some revs. The van pulled away from the firebird, but not the LAW!! lol it was a turbo 2.2.

[@walliehart9408]

89 -93 ? Can't remember ,been to long. Nice little van. Purple with wood grain. Infinity sound crushed dark velvet meeting. No dummy lights all gadges. Luggage rack. Soft touch through out. Drove nice excellent power . 3.0 Mitsubishi engine. Plymouth grand Voyager lst. Best running van I ever owned. I bought the other makes also. Although gm made a superior working van. And my 4x4 arowstar was almost as good. Plymouth = nicest interior, best handling and definitely fastest minivan. Using mid grade gas it always got a honest 20 mpg if driven correctly. Lower step up to get in also. I liked them all for different reasons.

[@pmvaldez1]

My parents almost bought the holy grail of Chrysler minivans, a 1989 Dodge Caravan turbo with a five speed.

[@rickyedwards5911]

I have a 89 automatic turbo

[@koollee]

Want to sell it?

[@JNygaard]

I don't remember what year it was but my parents had the turbo version with automatic. My dad loved it and took off from every red light he could, lol. Good memories.

[@wmd8840]

I had a Talkboy. Fun fact: it ran the cassette at a slightly higher speed than normal cassette players, so typical prerecorded tapes sounded slightly too fast/higher pitched, and tapes recorded in it sounded slightly too slow/lower pitched if played in anything other than a Talkboy. I have no idea why they did this.

[@shaesham]

We love you Hoovie. I visited your neck of the woods last summer when the Rangers played at the K.

[@jesuscrust13]

Cash for clunkers took most of em off the road. However some dude in my area still rolls around in a '93 Town and Country AWD every winter. Probably one of the most unique winter beaters I've ever seen.

[@Oddballtech]

Jesus died for us all, and rose from the grave to defeat death, so we can have eternal life. please give your lives to him, and repent, he loves you!🙏🙏❤️

[@MikeVonGoon81]

awesome review ; also, fun fact, the Dodge Caravan is called Chrysler Voyager in Europe .... and I also haven't seen some on the road for a long time now (I live in France)

[@Roof_Pizza]

Right from the get go was wondering if it had transmission issues even with only 49k miles on it. Wan't disappointed.

[@Mr-Chris]

I'm just finding your videos after being suggested by KZbin.. I find you way more entertaining than Doug. Honestly I have been binging your videos.

[@2legit2quit70]

surprisingly in 1991 there were a lot of vehicles with wood grain such as the GM Station Wagons, Jeep Grand Wagoneer, and Chrysler Minivans

[@RustOnWheels]

2Legit2Quit the Buick Roadmaster station wagon being my absolute number one guilty pleasure.

[@mfoxo]

I could watch Minivan Towing Tests like this all day!

[@Lurker1979]

Growing up my family had the Dodge version of this van in the year 1989. It gave up the ghost finely in 2003 or so.

[@sirot5561]

Gotta love that interior!!!!! Brings back memories

[@MondayNightRAWsRKO2024-xk9ew]

I still prefer the 85-97 Ford Aerostar vans. My Dad owned a 1990 model he bought used in late summer of 1993 was a previous leased vehicle, was a base model XL short wheelbase 2wd in a cream color with brown interior! Had absolutely no power options and the AC never hardly worked right but back then to finally have your own seats was a luxury especially previously coming from a crammed 86 Chevy Celebrity lol

[@sillydillydokieo]

dude I've been watching your videos all morning. hella funny. Sweet sweater.

[@04dram04]

here before you are famous!

[@murray1759]

YOU'RE SMART, INTELLIGENT, GOOD LOOKING AND CRAZY!!! LOL I CAN'T STOP WATCHING YOU

[@damoncaravanman]

Tyler, wow, a good find..... Join my Chrysler minivan facebook page..... facebook.com/groups/Chryslerminivans/ I am on my 31st Chrysler minivan being the new 2017 Chrysler Pacifica....and I also still have my first....my 1985 Dodge Caravan LE woody! Also another 85 Voyager LE woody. A collection of every brochure, news article, magazine, models, toys, pics, collectables on these Chrysler made minivans.....

[@brucewayne-ej3cx]

damoncaravanman oh snap u got da Pacifica. Shit is clean.

[@fabou3]

looks like my first one (a million years ago) but mine was only fwd. It was easier to transport my mom to chemo, and had told her to get one years before since she like garage sales, but she still drove the big buick wagon, years of her youth. Loved the van until the first snow storm (18"). wound up in a wendys wrong side facing, slid across a 4 lane main road, with my sister, fwd, no, would take my old 78 nova over that! It was the only car I ever owned that NEVER got stuck

[@MCTVARG]

90s cars are the best!

[@9256steven]

Thanks for the videos, I would imagine that the choice in Autotrader in the US is awesome. Kansas looks a great place to live.

[@tobiasvandesande5965]

What an absolute legend, keep up the good work sir!

[@MarbleFox162]

The acting in this video is undeniably superb! Congratulations!

[@ScarlettStunningSpace]

Oh no, my beanie babies!

[@inmatejason]

We use to have the awd model back when I was a kid, the transmission went on it a couple times and after it broke a third time my step dad gave up fixing it.

[@JoesGoldenGarage]

All of the 91s with the 4spd automatic had tranny replacements.....over and over again. My neighbors bought one new in 91 at my reccomendation They replaced the tranny 3 times before 100k. But they have owned a new one every 4 yrs since. Just picked up their new Pacifica. Great vans overall

[@CanadianTalent1]

It was Chrysler's first Electronically Controlled 4 speed transmission. While it did improve fuel economy, it was horribly unreliable. I had a 1992 Chrysler Dynasty and the transmission went out at 92000km's. Just annoying because the 3.3 engine it was mated to was incredibly reliable. They used that engine from 1990 until 2010

[@THEHYMENSMASHER]

I remember this as our family car when I was very young, it was green with wood paneling.

[@ravnishgandhi3666]

I Remember a road trip from LA to SFO in 1984 in a Voyager 😀. Good times

[@jimberjamber8540]

"These seats don't fold down, they come alllllll the way out." I loved owning one of these I went camping in the back one time.

[@wilf81]

"even though there was no timeline continuity, it was all I was able to find...." haha love it!

[@mightyjoebean]

this is my favorite hoovie video!

[@galil_6863]

My dad's first car when we came to Canada 8 years ago :3. Actually it was the Plymouth version of it (The Voyager)

[@camcurrier6542]

i dont know how i found this channel but i love it.

[@TheRussBriggs]

I'm 16 and my car is a 1993 Dodge Grand Caravan. And I love that thing

[@mnchryslerminivan9537]

your Dodge Caravan is really nice. I own a 1997 Dodge Grand Caravan and I love it.

[@caseyallen3063]

Those my pet monsters are rare, even rarer with the shackles / handcuffs, you are so cool dude!

[@jeremygeorgia4943]

I liked the Ford Demonstration Tape. It was all music & contained the theme from Back to the Future & ET.

[@Camaro69z]

My childhood sat in these stupid vans. I remember camping in a 91 when the reverse took a shit. My dad and my 35 lbs 6 year old frame pushed it around in neutral while dad yelled at mom for not steering it in the right direction while Simon & Garfunkel greatest hits played from the tape deck.

[@TheCandidCritic]

Why has this video not gone viral yet??? Lol, "oh my god, the beanie babies!". Classic.