I Bought a Cheap 1976 Eldorado, and It's Way Better than Any New Cadillac

[@BernonCars]

The most RWD looking FWD vehicle I’ve ever seen. Lol

[@cardinaloflannagancr8929]

Yup the engine and trans are not transverse mounted not sure how he didn't notice while looking right at it. It does have a trans axle but it's not all under the hood.

[@MrAdoh2010]

More than the prelude

[@MB-jz3uu]

Honda prelude,na 3000gt and Ford probe disagree.

[@BADBADGER18]

I absolutely shit when I first learned that these were front wheel drive

[@acousticpsychosis]

I had a '77 as my first car, baby blue, rust so bad your prisoners could escape the trunk through the holes in the quarter panels, got it for $200, and was totally bummed when I realized it was FWD. Fortunately, it was so long that it would drift around the corners on dirt roads like it was RWD. Still have the hood emblem and 8 track player...good times...

[@kevinsbott]

Finally, someone who understands the wonderfulness of a land-yaught!

[@MrGman1956]

you are so right. cadillac no longer makes cadillac's they are totally lost, and have been for a long time

[@user-iw4gz7vh4w]

Gerald Rose sit in a new CT6 platinum and it’ll change your mind

[@CareyOnShipmate]

shit car compared to the classics

[@MrBigL100]

The worst thing with Cadillacs is, that they mostly make fwd luxury cars, that is just wrong

[@eaubfelangy8132]

Cadillac is to busy trying to be young and hip.

[@16rumpole]

I would kill to have one of the eldo convertibles. I love them.

[@mason6300]

To be fair European roads are so tight and windy that the sports feel is almost essential to avoid accidents. I do not understand why Americans felt the need to copy us and get rid of their huge cars, most of your roads are just miles of straight lines.

[@sevenhazee]

Southern USA and Western have long wide roads. In Massachusetts (north eastern U.S.) has super narrow roads that are falling apart lmao

[@Ares01008]

Living with the car that size in europe would be a nightmare, 90% of roads are twisty and narrow.

[@thefreeman8791]

There is a lot of the US that has narrow winding roads. The problem is that American sports cars are all about that quarter mile and then our luxury brands are trying to be BMW and we no longer have luxury vehicles, besides the SUVs. If I wanted a BMW I would buy one. If I want a Cadillac I would like to get a Cadillac not something that is trying to be an uglier BMW.

[@mikehunt5330]

You clearly never been to USA I've been to 12 European countries the autobahns are just like the us and in towns and villages where its tight is just like the USA. So it comment is meaningless.

[@strike9716]

@@thefreeman8791 more like a glorified chevy.

[@MTrefry2]

I work at a Cadillac dealer and we have a 76 Eldorado Convertible BiCentenial Edition. The crazy thing is that it only has 128 miles. Yes. 128 miles on a 43 year old car. Inanity.

[@samuelmorado70]

How much

[@MTrefry2]

@@samuelmorado70 its not for sale, its the owners car, but has never been plated or registered.

[@slappy8941]

Inanity?

[@anetajohnson8446]

If tits the baretz its your ticket to retire in wealth!

[@richardhz-oi8px]

I other words you mean it has either 100,128 or 200,128 miles on it.

[@mbreckwoldt9813]

Replica plastics in Alabama sells the quarter panel extensions and bumper fillers. Excellent quality and pricing.

[@williamlamdin9476]

I drive a 76 Eldo semi-regularly in Montana winters. Good snow tires on the front make this thing a tank. The 9mpg is extremely optimistic btw

[@jacobbelcher3512]

9 mpg is optimistic? How much do you usually get? I thought my w126 Mercedes was bad at 13 mpg. Also, with that single digit mpg, how big is the gas tank on the Eldorado?

[@LDMco]

@@jacobbelcher3512 my 73 continental mark IV gets about 8mpg. yeah, it sucks.

[@williamlamdin9476]

@@jacobbelcher3512 Not nearly big enough. From E I usually get 24 to 25 gallons in and there should be a couple gallons left in there by that point as well. So more than 25, less than 30 I'd say. My big GM cars get better mileage than my Fords do. My 73 Mark IV has never gotten above 11mpg highway where my 75 Electra 225 sedan gets 14 to 15. In town, the Lincolns get 6 to 7. Still, nothing drives like the old Lincolns. They're the true sensory deprivation tanks of the era... and loads of style to boot

[@muskokamike127]

Yup. Saw many of these plowing through Canadian winters like there wasn't even snow on the ground. HUGE cast iron block on a HUGE steel chassis over BIG tires.....can't get any better than that. Plus you have steering ability with your drive wheels so understeer in snow is petty much non-existent.

[@williamlamdin9476]

I'll also add that I don't drive my other 60s and 70s cars in the winter unless it's bone dry, no snow. It's just my Eldorado isn't as nice as the Lincolns, Buicks, or other caddy I have. No joke, the fwd Eldorado with snow tires is damn near as good on road as my new outback. Though the Subaru would spank it with proper snow tires on unplowed surfaces

[@TheQuestionableGarage]

Rotary swap it. El Dorito Dorado.

[@Banner1986]

Maybe for us... but this is tyler we're talking about here. If its reliable and cheap to maintain... he wont own it.

[@martinagutierrez3639]

Ls3 swap

[@JasonWMorningwood]

And it will make more power

[@benhogervorst]

YASSSSSSSS

[@benhogervorst]

Wrench Every Day + Tyler Hoover + Rob Dahm = Best Collaboration EVER.

[@ErikTaraldsen]

I so much agree on the journalism pushing the car industry into forced sportiness. And I think consumers reaction is suv. Most of us find sporty cars uncomfortable and inconvenient. The only cars left who are not sport cars are SUV’s, but automotive journalist are dead set on ruining that as well. Sport package for my Jeep? NO!

[@asiftalpur3758]

Cool but why are you balding

[@tavarish]

BUT YOU PROMISED

[@imluna6455]

This

[@warmhatscarsandalcohol9237]

This

[@glenchamusco2380]

He still did not buy a "new" car

[@BeyReaper]

He bought it last year Fred.

[@WBush-uc9pe]

@@glenchamusco2380 - Unfortunately, my GF's response to this reasoning went something like "Would you have me parse you so finely?" She was holding an 8" chopping knife at the time, while I had only a vegetable peeler... And my withering manhood. :-/

[@jackwood8307]

Hey marge that new guy has got some sort of tank in his driveway and he’s laying on the ground next to it!

[@IKhanNot]

Imagine what Scotty Kilmer's neighbors see especially since he's practically shouting at his camera.

[@ryanreinhart1834]

Why does he own a Cadillac with giant hole in the Fender?

[@ryanreinhart1834]

@4:10

[@101Volts]

@@ryanreinhart1834 It's not in the fender, that's the plastic "bumper filler." He mentioned it in the first few minutes.

[@rock.doctor]

@@ryanreinhart1834 The bumpers on these cars are mounted on shocks, they move if you hit something. The gap between the body and bumper was filled with a plastic cover. Back in the day the plastic got brittle and broke up. Now a days the plastic has UV and mineral additives that makes them last longer, so they don't break up. Remember these are 15mph bumpers...back then bumpers were designed to take an impact and not damage the car. pull the bumper back out and off you go like nothing happened.

[@sportytone1]

I'd be curious to see how the old 500 would do with a modern throttle body fuel injection system like the Holley Sniper EFI .

[@levihutchison166]

Buying cars in December only to wait months to reveal after your New Years resolution so you don't technically "break the resolution", wrapping your old cars so they feel new... Tyler, I dont know if you're a desperate addict trying to get his fix, or a mad genius...either way we love and support you

[@aceboogie8986]

Hahahahahahaha 😂😂😂 well put

[@bradford_shaun_murray]

0:21 he alluded that he will break it this year though ("yet") hope he does break it so we can see some different cars.

[@averagehummer1213]

What I think is funny is that James May took a CTs-v on the American muscle car road trip and complained about it not being what a Cadillac should be.

[@muradmurad4661]

Average Hummer but after all he loved it

[@DiscoBallGaming]

Because the name means luxury, and he drove that 81 earlier

[@AiOinc1]

Sports luxury is bullshit, why can't we just have a 280Z and an Eldorado separately

[@kevin9c1]

Yeah until he started driving it fast on some curvy roads, then he loved it. Noticed you left that part out. Sick of this narrative. Cadillac stopped making luxo-barges because people stopped buying them. It is as simple as that.

[@DiscoBallGaming]

@@kevin9c1 People didn't stop buying them, they just fell out of where they were supposed to be from crappy land barges that looked bad like the Chevy Caprice and the Puny 90s Olds 88

[@AutoAuctionRebuilds]

Love the ole land yacht

[@kyboy5]

I bought one of your cars from IAA It is a piece of shit! You should be ashamed you big red nosed sob!

[@NickG123]

@@kyboy5 which one?

[@kyboy5]

@@NickG123 The cheap copart 2001 accord. Car is an absolute piece of shit, it has bondo all fuckin over the roof and rear quarters peeling off and the engine is trashed, needs complete top end rebuild and new radiator.

[@NickG123]

@@kyboy5 Darn! It *looked* like a nice car on his channel. Looking back I do see a few spots where bondo could have been.

[@AutoAuctionRebuilds]

5 years later I just bought the same car in a convertible and black for $4300.

[@CarWizard]

Car Wizard Astral Prediction says....He is saving up for a Duesenberg. Mmmmmmmm Duesenberg....

[@805NAVE]

Yess! Or better yet, a Packard! Don’t think he could afford one, but what do I know?

[@Hotlog69]

Do I sense a Cadillac shoot out between you and Hoovie?

[@CR7659]

Actually some Packards are not particularly expensive.

[@jkemmerer1993]

DIAMLER It would be cool if he bought a bathtub Packard.

[@headshirts]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6qqh2SwZ9d7fc0

[@rhull3939]

Need air in your front passenger tire hoovie.

[@RustOnWheels]

Scrolled down to look if someone already typed this.

[@aerandir1414]

Was looking for this

[@smokesgtp]

First thing I noticed before the video even started

[@mdoyle1981]

It might look that way due to all that weight concentrated in the front end.

[@kevin9c1]

It may be low but I bet the factory pressure is horrifyingly low by modern standards.

[@jedw]

8.2 liter engine making only 190 hp, slow, doesn't handle, difficult to park, gets 9 mpg. But I still want one!! pity I live in the UK where that's almost impossible LOL.

[@riejurv50]

Happened the same to me with a '58 plymouth, finally shipped one home to Catalonia, now I'm looking for a convertible caddy... Would love an early 50's one or a '72 convertible... And it won't be long... This cars don't dissapoint.

[@homesold]

The "only" 190hp figure is nonsensical and has to do with how SAE reworked their rating methods between 1971-72. The (actual) engine performance itself did not change, ok. Compare any car's/engine's figures for those two years and take notice. For the El Dorado with 8.2l, it went from 365hp and 535lb-ft torque (0-60 9.2s) to 235hp and 385lb-ft torque (0-60 9.7s). Is there really any "emissions or design change" that could explain -135hp dropping out of thin air? Yeah, our cars get so much better fuel economy with only xxxhp! Silly to think a 4,900lb car could do 0-60 in ~9sec with "only" a 235hp, later 195hp engine. This more had to do with the politics of the day, with the reasoning of "emissions". Yeah, our cars get so much better fuel economy with only xxxhp! *Hint: We don't measure horsepower with those methods in today's cars/engines, either ;-)

[@drobson8004]

@@homesold Not true Shane. Did the way engines were rated change? Yes. Does it make less apples to apples h.p. than a '71-72? Absolutely.

[@homesold]

@@drobson8004 How does the same car (presumably with the same weight) only lose .5 sec from 0-60 with 135hp less? 11-12 sec would be a little more believable, wouldn't it?

[@MrGreenelight]

Its the amenities and the smooth ride that made those the Cadillac of cars. Its like comparing a luxury cruise line ship to a speed or fishing boat.

[@JayTubbs808]

Thank you @Hoovies Garage for understanding luxury. 1989 Cadillac Brougham owner here.

[@johnnydeville5701]

Yep! I LOVE my 1990 Cadillac Brougham D' elegance!

[@alexb.1320]

Exactly. At least Hoovie understands the car to the time period it was produced, unlike some other youtube big name car reviewers who endlessly compare old-school luxury to some modern electronic laden cookie cutter mobile.

[@Johnnytahoe19]

You should make a video on it

[@cookierepairprojects4544]

Your guys’ taste is awful

[@DavidPysnik]

@@cookierepairprojects4544 These guys appreciate comfortable, spacious, stately, highly reliable, classically designed automobiles. Most classic Cadillacs are excellent cars that deliver a truly enjoyable driving experience. Why is their taste "awful"? Citation needed...

[@zollotech]

The Cadillac Sixteen and Elmiraj would have been amazing to see come to production...sad that it seems we will never see either of them.

[@805NAVE]

zollotech I loved the Cadillac Sixteen!

[@trollyoazz5439]

Lol remember the Cadillac sixteen from midnight club

[@shakarussanders9911]

The Elmiraj should be made! That car looks awesome! I have a hot wheels toy of that car I guess that's as good as it's gonna get lol

[@heliumhunterr]

The Elmiraj is incredibly beautiful. I know rich people would buy that thing like hot cakes lol

[@PACKERMAN2077]

@@trollyoazz5439 this was in Midnight Club as well front wheel drive burnouts for days with a nitrous

[@xXcashXx3]

I was close to buying a old cady for college so i can sleep in it between class and work

[@Chipchase780]

xXcashXx3 An old VW camper would be more practical.

[@HIDHIFDB]

@@Chipchase780 An old Ford Econovan would be more patriotic.

[@Chipchase780]

HIDHIFDB But nowhere near as cool.

[@HIDHIFDB]

@@Chipchase780 are you a commie? Dude

[@slappy8941]

You could set up house in there.

[@FixItYerself]

Park that Boss Hawg beast in the driveway, next to the Rolls. The only thing it's missing is a set of bull horns up front.

[@djkaka020772]

ROTFL!!!!!

[@gdevon8225]

Boss Life

[@yungkidnf]

THIS GUY GET'S IT!!!!

[@leonh1971]

Boss Hogg had the convertible, although some long horns for a hood ornament and pistols for the door handles would be really cool.

[@TrekZero]

Someone is knowing the Dukes 2019 ? Impressive :)

[@eckmann88]

Super comfortable. Massive displacement. 0-60 in 15 minutes. So 70s. I hate it. I love it.

[@Chris-dy1cb]

Seán Patrick Eckmann this is the most accurate description of everything 70s

[@WackyFolf]

Gee, you seem to having mixed opinions here.

[@xpusostomos]

I love it be because it's so stupid.

[@dominican11ful]

0-60 in 15 minutes 😂

[@Kevhead7]

This is definitely your best video ever.... Most of your videos are humorous or goofy, but this one actually delivers a message that IMO needs to be addressed. American luxury is dying and your explanation for why is spot on. I never quite thought of it, but the distraction with sporty road feel has certainly distracted US car companies. I drive an LS460, but would much prefer to own the Lincoln or Caddy version.. Too bad one doesn't exist. I guess as long as original condition or restored oldies like this are around we can still enjoy true American luxury.

[@Cyborg_Auto]

Cadillac needs to get back to their luxury car roots ,and stop trying to make everything sporty.

[@zephead843]

Cadillac did exactly that when they introduced the CT6. A beautiful flagship car in my opinion. But of course it was cancelled, because...GM! Cadillac wants to be the first name one thinks of when the conversation turns to "crossovers." I'm anxious to see how that works out for them.

[@jordanbell4420]

@@zephead843 The CT6 was more of a BMW 7 Series than a modernised Fleetwood. They should make a new Fleetwood, and they could use the same chassis as the Escalade.

[@diggingattycho7908]

My grandmother driving in a sporty fashion? She would have put herself in the grave much sooner. There was a good reason Cadillac made the cars they did. Sadly executive memories are very short, and just as shallow.

[@TedSchoenling]

There aren't enough old people to buy cars like that.

[@toyota420xp]

Big cars with bad mpg and bad handling don’t sell

[@NikoBased]

When I was in high school, these are the cars we all bought. Mostly 70's and 80's cadillac's from older couples. You could find a nice 70/80's cadillac for a couple grand in the early 2000's with low enough miles to last several years. Plus we all grew up watching italian gangster movies, so we all thought we were bad asses.

[@garys9694]

You didn't even have to get in the back seat to make whoopie!

[@taimourahmed601]

@@garys9694 lol

[@cw4623]

Hoovie is head and shoulders above every other KZbin car enthusiast. He's got class and brains in spades. Soft, comfy suspensions and easy steering are the PINNACLE. Sporty = trash.

[@artistwithouttalent]

I don't know, Hoovie, the potential for power from a 500-cubic inch V8 is calling out.

[@ekscalybur]

The power is going to the wrong wheels, could the transaxle take it if he tried?

[@packardcaribien]

@@ekscalybur The THM425 longitudinal transaxle was in 400hp Toronados and pre-emissions Eldorados in the late 60s, plus all the internals (other than the ENORMOUS CHAIN that lets it turn around under the engine) are shared with the regular and indestructible TurboHydramatic 400 used in nearly every GM car from the mid sixties to the 80s. So yeah, I think it could take at least 500hp. #IworkforGM

[@artistwithouttalent]

@@krsna_gwda I'm sorry?

[@tallpaulsynd]

That same transaxle was used in the GMC motorhome. They still have a cult following, think 26 foot motorhome with a low chassis and flat floor because the entire drivetrain is up front.

[@krsna_gwda]

@@artistwithouttalent it's okay...it wasn't your fault...

[@adamslosar2177]

Perfection. You are 100% correct. Cadillacs should be Cadillacs. I live about 25 hours of driving time to make it to Florida. I make 4 total turns on that trip. In Europe you have 100s of turns to go get milk.

[@anthonytaggart5598]

Being someone from Europe I always wondered why cars in the States needed steering wheels. They should be optional extras.

[@bricegraham8256]

This is why I love your content, you actually have good taste in cars.

[@justgrayyy105]

Let’s be real, body roll and suspension movement is the most satisfying piece automotive art!

[@ironymatt]

Yeah, did you see the entire thing roll while he was revving it in park?

[@Toxic2T]

@@ironymatt It was gorgeous

[@notDonaldFagen]

I love watching 70s-80s movies with car chases and cop cars etc. All that sliding and nose lift and roll when they drifted fast corner. When I played with hot wheels and majorette and matchbox, that was my favourite thing. Pressing on their suspension to get that body roll and lean on high speed chases. Fast forward, cars like that are still my favourite to drive in GTAV.

[@justgrayyy105]

fyhfb ass sammmeeeee

[@mikaxms]

"Bought by accident" - Tylor talking about any car he buys.

[@pindaflap1244]

Ej het hoofd van je profielfoto lijkt op adolf

[@Nightbird.]

@Hoovies Garage Thank you for representing all us younger guys who love these land yachts and hate what is now being called "luxury". Now..get your hands on a Lincoln Mark VI Coupe and you'll REALLY fall in love like I did. 😉👍

[@dkpirie]

I agree 100%. I want comfort, space & luxury from a car - not a super high, top speed and rock-hard suspension in a compact, bland blob shape such as Audi A4, A6 & A8. I also agree that the blame lies 95% with motoring journalists, convincing us that anything other than speed and handling was irrelevant. I love the old land yachts, they have so much style, sure it's now dated, but in their day, they were miles ahead of our boring compact European cars.

[@mudman6156]

Couldn’t possibly agree with you more. Automotive magazines generally hire young bucks that think everything has to get to 60 mph in just a few seconds and handle like a race car. That great handling compromises comfort, something that advanced technology has yet to prove otherwise. These cars were truly comfortable, as if though you’re traveling to your destination while driving your living room. I’d rather have one of these land yachts over just about ANYTHING produced today. The Eldorado has a presence that simply can’t be beat, and is only matched by the Lincoln Continentals of the same era. Despite today’s impressive technology, these cars were all around more luxurious than all but a few cars being built today. And while Cadillac certainly builds some decent cars today, they simply don’t compare to those from the 70’s and 80’s. In fact, I’d have to say that the 76 and 77 Eldorado represent Cadillac’s best cars they’ve ever produced for production purposes. And while Caddy has been building some immensely impressive prototypes, they haven’t made it to production. However, between the Eldorado and the Lincoln Continental MK V, I’ll take the Lincoln unless the Eldorado happens to be a Convertible.

[@Toxic2T]

The coin is flipping on this new era. We're going back to our roots.

[@daltonnelsontrucking1259]

Very true, I love these big cars

[@goose3246]

Lincoln got it and starts to go back into real luxury ! Look at the Navigator and Continental and the next Aviator, Cadillac should take note

[@prestigedank0373]

Please dont break it please dont bury it

[@Johnny_Kanuk]

Love those things. My dad had a '77 Biarritz. If he floored it from a stop the front end would lift up like a boat. I remember he had all this meat in the trunk that he had bought and the air compressor for the suspension couldn't handle it, turns out there is a valve under the hood and you can hook up a regular tire hose to it and fill it up. I just remember the looks of people while I stood there putting air into the engine compartment. Ah good times.

[@DjDestinyChicago]

I bought one of these for $50 in 1997... it was the worst condition one in the world. Ran perfect though 👍

[@Bossix84]

50$? Where?

[@dazasc3994]

ive got a 75 that sat in an abandoned building for 20 years being vandalised, I bet yours wasn't as bad as mine.

[@RC.41]

I think it’s still not worth it if you’re going for value, because of fuel consumption. I love the car tho

[@101Volts]

@@Bossix84 In the Scrapyard Price Section of 1997.

[@jtralongo1]

Dude, you totally nailed what I've been saying to my fellow automotive journalists for 20 years. Maybe another generation will get it. Or maybe not. :). Thanks for a great video. I'll have to bring my 79 Olds 98 out to you for a test drive. I nice blend of traditional American luxury with surprisingly good road manners and acceleration. The first of the GM downsized full-size sedans, it was a remarkable good car (along with its other B and C body stablemates from Cadillac, Chevrolet, Buick and Pontiac).

[@jamespn]

I miss the land yachts too especially the 1973 Pontiac Gran Ville, Buick Electra 225 any year and the 1977 New Yorker with the waterfall grill.

[@erikjohnson2889]

My Great Aunt always drove Cadillacs, and this very model (same colors and everything) is the first one I remember her having. She bought it new. My Great Uncle had a 1968 Coupe DeVille in Baroque Gold with a black leather interior that I'd kill for now, except for its environmentally catastrophic mileage haha. Love that ride, Tyler!

[@hadvin]

8:30 Totally agree with the assessment. I drive a fast Audi, but can't ever actually drive fast anywhere.

[@questionauthority7377]

YOU MUST LIVE LOS ANGELAS , HAVE SAME PROBLEM WITH 600 HP VETTE

[@roylindsey7030]

Nice, I bet the neighbors are asking "Who the h@!# just moved in?"

[@CapeSIX]

we need a meet the neighbors vid

[@ryanbarr2977]

Yea we need to meet the neighbors with there square pos cars. I hope he got the haters pantys in a bunch over this.

[@mrlurchAU]

In Australia we had both the Holden Statesman and the Ford Fairlane as our home grown luxury cars. Both were based on wagon floor of their respective normal cars for that added size. It was a sad day when Ford dropped the Fairlane, although the Statesman lasted nearly to the end of Holdens Australian manufacturing. I had a late 90s Fairlane and it was an awesome car. You didn’t steer it as opposed to adjusting the wind in it sails.

[@wobblysauce]

Full size adults in the back... classic mvp

[@edjsimonis]

i love mt 06 statesman.

[@atomicmillenial9728]

My daily is a '93 Fairlane, like riding on a squishy, slow, vaguely steerable cloud.

[@mrlurchAU]

Mine was a 95 NF. Just a slug 6 on gas, but man it was comfy. I do miss it.

[@mikevale3620]

@ Mr Lurch...In 1976, we also had the luxury, Australian built Chrysler by Chrysler, available as a stretched wheelbase sedan and as a luxury coupe that was not available in the GM Holden Statesman nor the Ford Fairlane.

[@Toxic2T]

This is your best video Hoovies, I love every second of it and your honesty.

[@mts982]

looked like right front tire was low.

[@mikewest712]

Good eye

[@BamaPewPew]

I was wondering that too, it may be low, or it may be extremely overloaded. It’s hard to find a thick white wall these days and what’s on there may not have the load rating to carry that 500 cubic inch V8 and transaxle. May be a ticking time bomb either way

[@hanjunkim96]

@@BamaPewPew yea old front wheel drive cars tend to have this feature. My park avenue front tires look low even though I top it off same psi as rear ones

[@muskokamike127]

@@hanjunkim96 hard not to when you have 1500 lbs of engine sitting on them lol

[@Breadts1cks]

@@hanjunkim96 Yup. I have a 99 Eldorado and the front tires do the same thing

[@ImTheJoker4u]

Agree 100% with this video. Its why I drive a 1990 Town Car.

[@nintendork900]

Awesome! I drive a 79 Town Car. Best thing I've ever driven.

[@UnorthodoxMasterOfGames]

Nice! I had a 1989 Town Car and I loved it! I straight piped it though haha and you can hear it on my Donating Horsepower channel.

[@muziklvr7776]

1995 Towncar with softer than stock coil springs checking in. Would prefer a '78/'79 sedan in addition to the '95.

[@v.l.3553]

Have to agree! That Caddy is BEAUTIFUL! I hope GM is watching

[@decomanjoel]

OMG! The Eldorado is fabulous! The red leather opposed to the white paint is gorgeous. Thanks for sharing.

[@johnulrich5572]

Totally agree. I love the BIG front seat with NO center console. A Suburban has a huge center console and fairly small seats. Give a big bench seat in luxury cars with a dash or column mounted shift lever. Quit trying to make sports cars out of everything. I want my real luxury back. Great video and superb purchase!

[@TeeroyHammermill]

>John Ulrich: I remember those 90's Broughams and Fleetwoods had the big bench with center console.

[@Johntheslothking]

My 1994 Suburban has a big wide couch for a front seat, I love it so much.

[@jonbar140]

Yeah it's kinda crazy how small the new SUV's interiors are.

[@BuzzLOLOL]

Yep, we don't want our comfortable luxury cars cornering like a 'Vette, riding like a dump truck, and with 'A', 'B', and 'C' pillars so large and outside mirrors so high/large that they hide an 18 wheeler bearing down on us !!! Screw the car magazine reviewers...

[@jonbar140]

@@BuzzLOLOL Oh man you hit on my 'c' pillar rant. Emperor Nero had smaller columns on his freaking mansion.

[@donmoore7785]

Mr 'rents had a '72 Caddy Sedan de Ville, and it wasn't as nice as this but it was very pleasant to drive. Drove my mom from NJ to FL once, and it was fatigue-free. Love those seats in yours!

[@ThePowerofJames]

in Tyler's case this doesn't get miles per gallon it gets smiles per gallon lmao

[@johnnydeville5701]

Congratulations on your Cadillac purchase! What a beautiful car! I LOVE my '90 Cadillac Brougham D' elegance! 5.7V8 and pure powerful comfort! Almost 20mpg on the hwy too! Cheers to our Land Yacht Owner's Club!

[@Sal_on_pawz]

I agree. Sportiness has its place , but how often are you pulling 0.8 gs on a corner. Ride comfort is every day. How about potholes with 20 in rims and 1 inch of sidewall.

[@billnalder1017]

That front couch you have in that is awesome!

[@Rocky-bz8wr]

Yep the couches that came with most 70's cars made it feel like you were sitting in your living room when you went to the out door driven back in the day.

[@krsna_gwda]

@@Rocky-bz8wr yup, yup

[@TheCorvetteBen]

I agree with every single thing he said in this video. There will never be cars made like that one again, so live it up!

[@taylo1640]

TheCorvetteBen I do for the most part, except when he bashes Cadillac for going sporty. I daily drive a manual 2009 Cadillac CTS and I love it, I get that the old cars were way more comfortable (and they were) but the sportiness for the new ones are too much fun for me to go back to a plush, slower, heavier car. Dropping it a gear or two on the highway and flooring it to get up to 100 feels like it takes the car no power, plus their very cheap now, and if I wanted the plush and slow smooth shifts I would buy a Hyundai Equuis

[@runner3033]

@@taylo1640I think his point was if you wanted sporty, buy a sporty brand - Caddy should have stayed luxury. Would you care if your car was a Cadillac CTS or a Pontiac CTS?

[@tyler2610]

Obviously you can't appreciate true American luxury if you think a Hyundai Equis can hold a candle to a car like this! @@taylo1640

[@Hibernicus1968]

@@taylo1640 I agree. What he forgets is that these cars (and their competitors, the equally big land yachts from Lincoln) had the reputation of being old people's cars.

[@taylo1640]

Jamie Pomfret personally I would, the Cadillac name has lots more power than a Pontiac. Plus the design and features are some of those you wouldn’t get in a Pontiac or other Chevy (most times) plus telling people your going to pick them up in a Cadillac is always fun when your 17. Plus they’re extremely affordable used. I got mine with 188k miles that still looks brand new for $5500 with all new (cheap) tires. I replaced the engine because of a bad timing chain and light rod knock (I’m assuming the owner never changed the oil because when we bought it there was about 2 out of the 7.2 quarts in the oil pan) but since then it’s been going strong and pretty reliable for 200k miles now

[@raptuous]

This is so spot on when i describe why I still drive my 1975 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Convertible. Have a convertible and had a sedan, 2 door and a four door coupe in the past as well.

[@billschlembach8055]

If they brought back the full size Fleetwood Brougham, I’d jump back to a big Caddy again....

[@D4x4Bronc]

why not buy a current late model

[@jimisvoodoochild]

I have a 1994 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham for sale! 112k and drives like a dream.

[@ryanbarr2977]

But they would be over 100k.

[@RION-LANE]

I'm surprised you didn't mention the Red White and Blue color for the bicentennial.

[@Dave.S.TT600]

Absolutely brilliant points Hoovie makes in this vid. Thanks

[@galil_6863]

Congratulations, Tyler. You've officially convinced me to buy a land yacht. I want one now lol

[@Chris_Troxler]

They are the best! My first car was a 1975 Oldsmobiles Toronado. I've owned a 72 Caddie Fleetwood, and currently drive a 75 Lincoln Continental Town Coupe. If you can afford the fuel, and upkeep, there's nothing like them. Go get you one.

[@jacobbelcher3512]

I know. The closest thing I have to one right now is a 1972 Pontiac Ventura II. Another contender is my 1985 w126 Mercedes, but that thing actually handles very well. It has very comfy power bucket seats with power headrests and no bolstering, and four wheel independent suspension. It is very comfy on the highway and is very forgiving on big bumps, but it does not have much body roll. The only way it can even be a contender for a land yacht is its length at 203 inches, and its 13 mpg.

[@Chris_Troxler]

@@jacobbelcher3512 Y'know, I can't speak for the "land yacht" community, but from my view, I would say the MB would be the considered a land yacht just because of how much smaller cars were in the 80's. Your Pontiac (nice) was probably consider to be a mid-sized car back in the 70's. That's just my opinion.

[@jacobbelcher3512]

@@Chris_Troxler Compared to today's cars, my Pontiac is the same size as many mid-size, or even some full-size cars. But it was actually considered a compact car, not even mid-sized. From the outside it is not compact, but it sure is on the inside. I am 6' 3" and I have the seat all the way back, and my knees are close to the dashboard. Even though it is all the way back, it still leaves some room for rear passengers as long as they are no taller than 5' 8".

[@akishot6735]

I own the great in between. A 1986 Mercedes 300e. Fast, reliable, big, fun, quiet, and has super springy seats

[@harrismi7]

My uncle always drove Cadillacs in the 70's and 80's. The one I remember the most was a white Coupe DeVille with burgundy tufted-velour interior. When we visited it was always a treat to go for a ride in his Cadillac. It was so much fancier than the cars my parents had.

[@christchurchprinters6288]

Totally agree with this review - I love my old Cadillac models - People can't understand why ~ because of bad Top Gear style reviews - but this video totally articulates everything that needs to be said! Well Done!

[@ChevyBM]

Full size cars are the best thing ever produced! Since 2009 I have been driving a full size car starting from a 1991 Caprice Classic that I still own. I had a Camaro and two Mercedes-Benz E classes until I got a 2000 Mercury Grand Marquis "Presidential" with 24000miles in absolutely mint condition. That compared to my 2005 Mercedes-Benz E320 is a totally different car but I have noticed that I drive much calmer and enjoy everything more. And there is just soo much room and comfort in it, the only bad thing is that gas is about 7-8$ per gallon where I live..

[@significxnt5606]

Jesus where do you live?!?!

[@jimcurt99]

When I was 5 my parents got a brand new 1968 Pontiac Catalina station wagon- was a weird metallic green color, had a 400 and whatever cubic inch V8, 1 finger GM power steering, AC that would make icecicles, 3 rows of seats (ALL benches(or couches))... 11 years later I learned to drive in that car- I LOVED it!! Maybe not luxury- but it just had a certain feel that NO new car today has...

[@Toxic2T]

Those cars were solid and soft. From the best era

[@mexicanspec]

james curtis I really like my 1969 Kingswood (Impala) wagon. It is also that same green.

[@ethanc9218]

I had a 72 Coupe Deville with a 472. I advanced the cam timing one full tooth, flipped the air cleaner lid, dialed in some extra ignition advance, and I could then boil one of the back tires all the way through first gear and halfway through second. I got 11-12 MPG except for the time I took my grandma for a ride and drove easy, then I got 18 MPG. That 500 only needs a dialed in camshaft and you will find double digit mileage and about 250 or so HP. You likely already have 200 from the exhaust system modification.

[@robertrishel3685]

Brilliant! I love this channel. My dad was a big fan of Lincoln Mercury’s and Caddy’s back in the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. He made the mistake of being coerced by his 19 year old son (me) into buying a new “Sporty” Caddy in 1986 (I really tried to get him to consider a BMW 5 Series!!!). I don’t recall the specific model of that particular Caddy; I know it had the Northstar engine, was a coupe, super wide Goodyear eagle tires, stiffer suspension, lower to the ground. He HATED it!!! It was sooooo expensive for the time too..... Anyway, I grew up with many memorable road trips across the country in the back seat of his 1970’s mercury land yacht.

[@davidhicks4091]

Robert Rishel the northstar v8 didn’t come out until 1992

[@robertrishel3685]

David Hicks well, as I said, it’s a long time ago, not certain of the details. Just that it was being sold as a sports coupe....

[@aceboogie8986]

Sounds like an 85 eldorado

[@robertrishel3685]

ace boogie I think it was an 86 Eldorado with the touring package they offered at the time.

[@fireboyisme]

Theres a company that sells Cadillac performance parts for the 500 and the 472. Changing the heads to ones with oversized valves works very well, as well as the cam. Their website has tons of info on all the things that work very well to make power on these engines. These engines were choked from the factory and it doesnt take much to get those ponies back under the hood. Cad500parts.com

[@mudman6156]

Those engines were choked to death on pollution controls which didn’t even work very well. They were low compression engines that are just waiting for a good tuner to pull all that burdensome crap off, increase the compression, and wake these cars up with some serious power. However, if I planned to use it as a daily driver, would personally pull the entire drivetrain out and replace it with a much more modern, high compression engine that makes serious power and is connected to an 8 or 10 speed transmission. Then I’d add in backup camera and a Navigation system. Lastly, I’d dump the crappy stereo that came with these cars and replace it with something much better sounding.

[@BenjaminInLosAngeles]

@@mudman6156 Go with something from Custom Autosound. Thoroughly modern but looks period correct

[@haegor1877]

I have a 74 Sedan Deville and concur with what you say about comfort. No modern luxury car can match that ride.

[@viperjustin8186]

I like the Lincoln Mk 5 myself, but I agree 100%. Even the Japanese would agree with everything you’re saying. Luxury isn’t about slalom times or 0-60 times. It’s about a quality ride, quality interior, quality craftsmanship, etc. Example: Toyota Century. And the Century is my dream car.

[@OMGWTFLOLSMH]

All this car offers in terms of a driving experience is a big front seat and a floaty ride. Yeah, it has huge road presence, but that wears thin after a few trips to the pump and trying to navigate in a parkade, or any parking lot for that matter. The doors are almost 5 feet long and weigh more than a human.

[@SliceyDicey]

Agreed. I'm half-heartedly shopping for a 90's Brougham or Town Car. Much to my wife's chagrin. But I take long trips and they're bullet proof and soooooo comfy!

[@jamesrodriquez2863]

Finding one of those in good condition won't be easy. However, try Gateway Classic Cars. I was on their site the other day, and they had a few of the late 80s Caddys and Town Cars. I'd stay away from the 90s Caddys, but the Lincolns from the 90s were really good cars.

[@biggreentruck4907]

I had a 90 Brougham de' Elegance. It was like driving your La-Z-Boy over a cloud. My neighbor had a friend who sideswiped my Caddy in her Honda. The Honda got the can-opener side, while the Caddy got a scuff that I wiped of with a rag; no damage. I really miss that car.

[@jst7714]

I found my 94 Roadmaster on Facebook, had been owned by an old then a Buick mechanic. Lower milles and just a stunning, reliable, great driving land yacht.

[@SliceyDicey]

@@jst7714 I always forget about that one!

[@randyfitz8310]

The pulling ability of these 1966 to ‘78 GM FWD units is amazing! The Eldorado & Toronado can easily pull themselves through bad road conditions so much better than most vehicles. I knew a couple with a steep unpaved driveway, a truck and a ‘73 Eldorado- on really rainy days the truck had to stay in the street because it would just slip & slide, the Eldorado easily drove up to the garage!

[@SirtubalotTX]

Build and uncork that 500 cube and you can probably halve those performance numbers. Maybe even improve gas mileage...

[@Sheehy223]

Yeah and then it'll starve itself of oil and blow up because the heads don't have any oil galleries

[@SirtubalotTX]

@@Sheehy223 I don't know that much about them but I have seen them make some serious power. I wasn't aware of any oiling issues,..care to elaborate?

[@theeoddments960]

Sheehy there are aftermarket heads and ways to avoid ever even coming close to doing that. A good 330 horse is all it really needs and I’m sure he could do that without starving the engine of oil.

[@robertkollasch2473]

Sheehy has obviously never owned a 472 or 500ci Cadillac engine. Starve of oil.. OKAY. We used to fill these fucking things with concrete and run them in demo Derby's and they'd still run forever. Plus a simple rocker shaft upgrade fixes your over exaggerated "oil starvation" issue. Which isn't the issue at all. It's weak factory design was prone to wearing the bushings and causing minor ticking sounds. Fixed probably a dozen of these engines with new rocker shafts and rockers, no more ticking.

[@2WhiteAndNerdy]

@@Sheehy223 No. It'll do just fine. They were only choked due to emissions regulations. All V8s of the late 70s sucked for that reason. Miles of vacuum lines in those beasts.

[@79thump8]

This was back in the day before GM should be forced to change all their car badging to the check engine light symbol.

[@muskokamike127]

Not just GM, Ford as well. I called to take my F150 in and the service adviser said "is the check engine light on"? I said "it's a ford, of course it's on. It was on when I bought it and will be on for the next 10 years". She wasn't amused. (they hate the truth).

[@VladPandele]

You know you're talking about the late 70s period... right? Probably the worst quality control period in american car manufacturing history

[@Browningate]

They literally already did this a few years back with Cadillac.

[@JGarcia2016]

That caddy coupe is about the same size of a full lenght pick up truck its crazy lol 😊

[@KlipschHead281]

My '72 Lincoln Mark was huge, I think it was bigger actually and had tucked in bumpers, 385hp 460 and it looked better, but that is a nice caddy!

[@AHeese]

Please dont electric swap that thing Hoovie! It would just be wasted on a big beautiful barge like that. Try unlocking the potential of that 500ci engine. Pull the emissions crap off, put in some modern high flowing cats, put in a properly sized carb (or even go fuel injection), maybe even throw in a cam and watch that thing cruise down the interstate better than it ever has before.

[@BigRobChicagoPL]

That's more like it! As a former owner of one of these old Cads I also got a little shook when he said "tesla swap". Cringe. Millennial crap pop music cars and classy luxury don't mix. It would be nice though to see this Caddy with more power, as even I can recall these things are rather unpleasant to highway merge with.

[@tgvettes]

Hoovie better watch it, that mechanic of his might put a 5.7L Diesel in it instead.

[@BigRobChicagoPL]

@@tgvettes or something like an LS swap

[@deansmits006]

It would be easier and cheaper to modify the current engine. But an electric swap would be cool. More torque, even quieter, smoother. But more difficult

[@mistersomaru]

I mean, with current tech and engineering, you could probably get 3-5 more mpg outta that thing and an additional 200-300 more horsepower just rebuilding the engine and exhaust with newer, more efficient parts. Nothing super hi tech, just old style tech built with new techniques and materials.

[@Membrane556]

Big cars like this are the best for long distance driving on the highway.

[@shawnrey6701]

Land yachts are the best, nothing like driving them even when your suspension is messed up it feels better than the new vehicles

[@jwitt513]

New Cadillacs are fugly compared to this. He’s right about those seats. I bet it feels like you’re sitting on a cloud.

[@rendaddy_]

Newest gen Cadillacs are absolutely beautiful. This is ugly.

[@AyAy008]

I personally the sedans they make now. But it being a GM, the quality is of course absolutely horrendous.

[@strike9716]

@@rendaddy_ I'll take real chrome over plastic foam filled imitation bumpers anyday. Modern caddilacs are just glorified chevys for the most part. You just take a chevy, throw a big ugly grille on it, and there you go, it's a caddilac

[@andreaslarsson3999]

Great video!i totally agree!Those cars were made for every day driving in real conditions.Not fantasy driving!!!

[@galil_6863]

This is basically the review that Jeremy Clarckson made on the 1970s Lincoln Town Car... exept that everything he calls "wrong" bout the car, you see it as a great thing (and I agree with you). That's the difference between the european journalists mind set and the american mind set when it comes to cars.

[@samlandau372]

Top Gear is a shit show. Bunch of morons who just suck up to European cars, and bash American cars all day.

[@vernonbear]

ShotgunSam870 Maybe ‘cause their cars can’t cut it in Europe? They are shite when used in Europe, Top Gear is and was a show recorded in..... Europe. It was made for a British audience, it was written by a British team, it was designed to appeal to a British audience. Stop being so sensitive.

[@kevinshort3943]

@@vernonbear Also Americans equate quality/luxury with the number of buttons, while we equate it with the quality of the buttons. The Chinese seem to be the same, "never mind the quality, feel the width" mentality.

[@tehgzizlauw1787]

car reviewers nowadays try so hard to suck Clarkson's dick, they mimic everything he says. hurr durr my 7 seater SUV can't handle around the track throw it away

[@Portofinosorrento]

In America cars like these fit the roads perfectly. Last time I was there I rented a Chevrolet suburban which felt fantastic over there. After that I testdrove one in Sweden and it was really bad. Nothing wrong with the car itself, it's just that it's built for American roads, and not the roads we have over here.

[@Ask125]

The 1970 Eldorado made 400hp with the same 500ci engine.

[@sebastienlavallee8320]

Bilal Hussain yeah i remember getting a ride in a ol cadillac with the father of a friend when i was a kid , he told us it had a 500c.i and we were all impressed how fast it was

[@LearnAboutFlow]

Which is funny since I'm guessing that 1970 version got 9 mpg as well, if not more. Those were beautiful cars, and 'smaller'.

[@nlpnt]

Call it 300, there was an industrywide dropoff in 1971 because the SAE changed the test to give more realistic numbers, with no actual power loss at that point.

[@Sheehy223]

They never really made the power they should relative to the displacement. Decent amount of low end torque but not much else. But it's also kind of a terrible engine design, they have severe oil circulation issues and if you want to make any real power with one it'll blow up pretty quickly.

[@jackwood8307]

Sheehy / thats a good reason to just cruise and chill!👍

[@Ibraheeeeeeem]

I have the same Cadillac but 1977 with 40k orginal miles, beautiful car that nobody want to buy for some reason!!

[@diedonner299]

Abraham Ruffei 8 mpg for starters

[@Ibraheeeeeeem]

@Charlie Ledet I'm in southern California area

[@prestonweitersjr.9460]

3/3/19, After 13yrs I finally junked my 2002 cad. I purchased new & would commute to my night job, making real good money, I wanted 2b comfortable. Well.....eventually the thing nickeled & dimed me to death. It turned out 2b the worst (overpriced) pos I ever had! Almost everything on it was either fixed or replaced. In 2015 I ditched it & got a new FORD.

[@TiberianFiend]

@@prestonweitersjr.9460 You obviously learned nothing. Should've bought a Toyota.

[@mesmerizevisual7351]

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[@michaelheimbrand5424]

I couldn´t agree more Hoovie. Of all things in the world, i can´t understand why the world decided that everything must be "sporty". In a sports car, fine. But in a grandmothers Kia? Please...

[@cornellgreen3692]

Michael Heimbrand The Elmiraj should have been the new Eldorado. We have gotten away from giving cars real names; they have alphanumeric designations instead, and they have gone from soup to nuts. Let's get back to giving our American cars real style, and real style demands real names. Even our most basic rollers had names: Falcon, Nova, Corvair, Belvedere, it goes on. Back to the real Detroit.

[@philbegas]

His complaint reminds me of how James May used to say the nurburgring was ruining luxury cars lol

[@UndercoverVictini]

The steering looks so incredibly comfortable and smooth

[@bah5310]

I drove my parents 74 Lincoln Continental Town Car my Jr and Sr years in highschool. 2 and half tons of pure luxury.

[@Aquineas]

My first car (hand-me-down) was a 79 Lincoln Mark V, so basically I learned to drive on cars from this era. Despite the substantial hood, one thing that you never had a problem with was finding the boundaries of the car. Other observations: 1. Those seats are gorgeous and that leather looks to be in fantastic condition. 2. Hate what they did to the exhaust. 3. Is not the modern day equivalent of this the Genesis G90/Lexus ES?

[@richardhz-oi8px]

Back before roll over crash protection was a concern, as such the pillars hardly obscured the view. However if you could manage to roll the thing, you are really doing something wrong. Also, the bodies are mostly level from front to back so you can actually see the fender tips.

[@bigredc222]

Yea, I like the sound of a V8 as much as the next guy, but sitting inside that car, you shouldn't be able to hear the motor at all, it wasn't to uncommon to grind the starter gears from trying to start a running car.

[@christopherstimpson6540]

I had one just like it a few years ago. Floats down the road. Drove off a curb once missing the driveway thing and the car just wiggled. Amazing ride.

[@chadpurser]

Uncork that motor! You should be able to get some major power increases with that much displacement.

[@nicholascortez728]

It made 500hp in 1970, it got severly choked as the decade progressed

[@rickycoker5830]

At first glance thought $8500 way too much...then saw your explanation and now I realize....$8500 way too much

[@kingcs6273]

ricky coker Yeah, like he could get some broken e39 M5 instead

[@SonnyMarchi]

These cars can go for $20,000 or more dude, and a BWM dude. REALLY. Caddy all they wayyy

[@wyrazowfkp]

@@AbbasAbbas-wm6rg But hey -- Hoovie also bought a cheaper BMW -- and the money he paid was way too much -- now he has to invest 13000$ in repairs and the BMW will be same worthless car nobody will want :D

[@AbbasAbbas-wm6rg]

@@wyrazowfkp that's exactly what happened to me but not too bad I have an e30 1987 325e and I gotta put alot of money in it. I should've bought a 635csi 1987 much closer to a land yacht and worth the pain

[@MrPland1992]

Sonnyboy TV these are like $1500 in great condition in Texas lmao.

[@McPh1741]

My wife and I just acquired one these. It was her dad’s favorite car. He passed away a few years ago and her mom just passed away. My wife is taking the car as part of her inheritance. It’s a 76’ convertible, black paint, red interior and white top. I have to admit , it’s pretty cool. Now, I just have to find some place to keep it. It’s huge! Hey Hoovie, if your interested, I have a 1967 Cadillac Fleetwood limo we have to sell. It also belonged to her dad.

[@maxon1672]

I COULD NOT AGREE MORE WITH ANY ASPECT OF THIS VIDEO. Love you Hoov

[@wizardmix]

+Hoovies Garage I swear right after watching Freddy's orange lambo, the thought crossed my mind, "Why doesn't Tyler have a mid-70's Eldorado yet?" It only seemed logical due to your love for land barges that is only equally rivaled by Freddy's love for buying your mistakes. Well played sir.

[@paulpalmtree9295]

1976 Cadillac Eldorado Hardtop Coupe, Just beautiful, I love it.

[@beatglauser9444]

I say it again: Bring the landyachts back: And Cadillacs were the mothers of all landyachts! Since I was a teenager I had two very opposite loves: US fullsize cars and sporty, loud, tiny, little nervous italian cars, that could run around narrow curves at absolutely amazing speed. And I was lucky to own both kind before evil took over the world and cars got stuffed with electronics and crippled by stupid safety and emission regulations, things that almost doubled the costs and doubled the weight of most cars.

[@traderdan85]

A great review, I have been saying the same things for years, both Cadillac and Lincoln have lost their way It’s really great to see somebody who actually gets it good job!

[@gregdaniels3201]

You’re the best! The thermometer on the driver side view mirror is ffffffffffing fantastic! I like the way it rocks like a boat when you rev it up while it’s parked, too. Well done.

[@Michel.Samaha]

Hoovie, you are my Man. You represent everything i feel about cars. great Job Bro :-)