Is it really just a car?

[@jackmcswigin3991]

I read the view count thinking it was 200k, then realised it was 200. How does it not have wayyyy more

[@keepinitezzy]

Thank you for the wonderful comment 🙏, we'll get there some day 💪

[@Frusie]

It’s not just a car, it’s a work of art Fr fr.

[@keepinitezzy]

Couldn’t have said it better, thank you 🙏

[@Cxmaron]

Great video man, I'm more into classic trucks personally... but at 27 years old I still whip a 1973 f250 that I've restored over the years...... I'm also currently restoring a 72 bronco, love these old classics and they all make me smile seeing them still on the road.

[@keepinitezzy]

Thanks for the comment 🙏 nothing gets more iconic for American trucks than an F250 and a Bronco, wishing you good luck restoring it. Bet it will run like a dream once finished.

[@chaseorna2127]

I am in my senior year as well and have a 79’ mgb. Built it with my grandpa and I love it so much. Classics just have so much more to appreciate

[@keepinitezzy]

Thanks for the comment 🙏, and I fully agree with you, they just have so much more history to tell. Really a huge fan of the MGB myself 👍

[@Jakerton]

You have a gift brother, your story is inspiring. I hope you keep telling stories.

[@keepinitezzy]

Thank you so much 🙏, will do.

[@sickbozzer]

Jake in the wild! No way

[@classiccarfanatic]

I’m nearly 21 with an all original ‘68 Cougar I’ve had since 19. It’s therapeutic to drive, and it gets a lot of positive attention.

[@keepinitezzy]

Thanks for the comment 🙏, and a huge fan of Cougars too! Used to love driving those in Need for Speed 🤣, really glad to hear from an owner of one.

[@classiccarfanatic]

@@keepinitezzyyeah I was annoyed when they weren’t in forza 5 😂

[@toastydoggo2313]

Once someone sparks an interest into an automobile whether it’s an Audi a5 or an Oldsmobile 442, it’s no longer a 3 ton piece of metal with wheels. It’s a deep intertwined connection. Most often you’ll find perfection in imperfections that only the person can see. That is something special only car guys will notice and behold.

[@keepinitezzy]

Hello, thanks for commenting🙏, and agree with you 100%. Sometimes imperfections and flaws add personality to the car, I guess kind of like humans as well 🤣

[@devravi7049]

brother what a beautiful video. so glad this was recommended to me. the top gear africa brought back instant nostalgia. ridiculously well shot, brilliant story telling and phew what a car. thank you.

[@keepinitezzy]

Thank you so much for the lovely comment, I'm glad you enjoyed the video 🙏

[@Malcolm_Reusing]

As a 21 year old classic car owner I can 100% attest to the sentiment classic cars give you. My 1969 Mustang and all other classic cars like yours are more than "just a car" they are all products of amazing design, engineering, and craftsmanship. One of the most amazing things about my Mustang (besides it being a fantastic drive) is actually in its original shop manuals I bought for the car, the amazing hand drawn pictures on how to fix every part of the car still amazes me every time I look at it. The illustrations in the shop manual and many other shop manuals from the time are so detailed, well shaded, and simply beautiful just like the cars themselves. my advice to aspiring classic car owners, do your research on the classic you intend on buying, make sure the parts for your car are plentiful, make sure the engine in that car is known for its reliability and ease of maintenance, and finally do a thorough check for major rust or issues before buying it. I love your video Keeping it Ezzy, keep it up!

[@keepinitezzy]

Thank you for such a wonderful comment 🙏. Couldn’t agree more, back when I made classic car reviews it would always be very easy for me to study what each dial on the dash did as those manuals would explain everything to even the most minute of marks. Many thanks for the advice, will keep those in mind when buying a classic some day ☺️

[@Malcolm_Reusing]

@@keepinitezzy One more piece of advice, a lot of people when they get a classic car are very dead set on modernizing every part of the car. In my experience the closer you keep it to factory the more reliable it will be. Points ignition and Carburetors especially people jump the gun to upgrade, in my experience they are both extremely reliable systems so long as you tune them right and check on them once or twice a year. Also don't let the car sit for more then 3-4 months without running it, these cars have no preoiling systems and become close to bone dry after a few months of sitting causing wear when you start it up again. The more often you drive these cars the longer they last. The best channel for classic car advice is Uncle Tony's Garage. Hope this helps and keep up the amazing videos!

[@YanniDesigns]

Hell yes, finally my algorithm pushes me towards likeminded people. That's a great car and a great great Story you told in this Video! It makes me happy, seeing younger people like myself, still admiring and appreciating older cars, especially pre 90s cars. While my parents weren't interested in cars, my Grandfather was and I grew up driving as a passenger in his 1988 E34 525i and 1991 Mercedes CE230 C124, which i happened to own for 2 years after he passed away, unfortunately the car wanted to follow him, so I no longer own it. I remember back in my younger years, I've always dreamed of american classics. Chevelles, Chargers, Challengers etc.. I watched Smokey and the Bandit together with my dad and recorded it on VHS Tape when I was a kid. I still have my Hotwheels-Collection from back in the day in the shelf behind me. Cars create stories, create people, create friendships. 1 Year with my car, unforgettable memories, dozens of pictures, videos, friends, bonds, and experiences.... it's incompareable to many other hobbies imo. I'm 28 now, and I've always dreamed of owning a pre 90s Muscle Car or American Classic. One year ago this dream came true and I bought myself one of my absolute dream cars. A 1972 Buick GS455 in Tripple Black. I hope you can also afford your dreamcar one day, buy it, drive it, enjoy it! You'll have a whole nother experience than just lending a car. Best wishes from Germany!

[@keepinitezzy]

Hello, I am very thankful for such a wonderful comment and story 🙏. Coincidentally the C124 is also one of my dream cars, just somewhere up there in the list. Looking forward to one with an AMG hammer styling one day ☺️. And the GS455 is one very beautiful car, a proper dream car indeed and very happy you now proudly own one.

[@YanniDesigns]

​@@keepinitezzy C124 and also C126 are just great and beautiful cars! A Hammer would be something, but those prices are too ridiculous... same goes for similar american cars... Thanks man! I've followed you on IG with my accounts, would be looking forward talking to you in the future! (I also want to get myself a Sony A6400 haha).

[@keepinitezzy]

@@YanniDesigns Glad to hear, thanks for the follows 🙏, and do go for that Sony, what an amazing camera to have.

[@2TP22]

Beautiful visuals in your video! Keep posting and youll have 50k in no time, just subscribed!

[@keepinitezzy]

Thank you so much for the comment and the sub 🙏

[@leon3698]

The visuals and your pictures are awesome. A question I (m/24) often get from people first driving with me in my daily 89 Volvo 745 is why. Just why would someone drive an older car like that. Your video shows me that people love cars, especially old cars, for many reasons. Your story and how you told it was great. This is an awesome community with awesome people. Greetings from Germany

[@keepinitezzy]

Thank you so much 🙏. Really happy as well to see the love of classics in the car community still going strong. And you can’t go wrong with classic Volvos especially, they’re possibly more comfy than modern cars most of the time 🤣 (at least that’s what I feel for the Volvo 164).

[@Golds_442]

Your style and videography is great, keep it up!

[@keepinitezzy]

Appreciate it🙏, thank you

[@WestGeorgiaAirCooled]

What an amazing piece of storytelling and cinematography. I am amazed to see that you don't have far more views than you do. Keep up the awesome work, you will succeed greatly.

[@keepinitezzy]

Thank you for the kind words, really appreciate the support 🙏

[@thundercreekcustoms]

As a 20 year old who has been into classic cars since his grandfather took him to a cruise night in a Dairy Queen parking lot in 2010, I resonate with you. There’s something about these cars. The rumble, the presence. They’re more than just metal, rubber, and glass. They have souls.

[@keepinitezzy]

Couldn't have said it any better 🙏 Appreciate the comment, thank you.

[@Sina-Amn]

ngl 2:46 sounded like Steven He for a second

[@keepinitezzy]

Man I think I've been watching too much of him 🤣

[@Crazytwister-vw4er]

Christine, thats what I have in my mind now

[@thespace_mannn]

This was beautiful man, cant wait to get my first car and be able to create a vid on it and express my love cars. This truly deserves so much more views

[@keepinitezzy]

Thank you🙏, looking forward to all your adventures with your prospective ride, go for it! 👊

[@ldaly-jx5xm]

Such a relatable and awesome story, I had always been a car guy, but then I became the owner of my modern classic, a 2006 cls55 amg, and it completely transformed my love for cars.

[@keepinitezzy]

Thank you so much for the comment 🙏, I have been a very long fan of CLS Mercedes, most commonly the C218 CLS63, but man the first gen C219 is just something else, prime Mercedes design era for me.

[@mikhilmuhuthan6903]

The Mid 1950's to Early 70s was truly the golden era of American Auto Culture & Vehicle Designs. Really wish that cars in the future will also begin to look cool and hopefully with engines too. LONG LIVE INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES!

[@keepinitezzy]

Thank you for the comment, and I couldn’t agree with you more 🙏. I too long for the days when designers and engineers are free to go bold and all out on their imaginations again, and hopefully our roads will be a lot more interesting.

[@chrissimes9445]

Great vid! This car is only a year older than me, but I totally share your captivation with it! Awesome fins, awesome colors... not the wheels I'd have picked, but that's the owner's perogative. Thanks for sharing!

[@keepinitezzy]

Thank you so much for the comment 🙏 Indeed the wheels are a bold choice, but I’m glad you are as captivated as I am about such a car.

[@captainsnow9839]

Bro i loved the vid and the part when u said old things just intrigue me thats just relatable. Anyways keep up the good work and pls upload more.

[@keepinitezzy]

Thank you, and glad you enjoyed the video. Definitely will have more coming soon 👍

[@Dancing_Alone_wRentals]

You matched your shoes to the car,...Now we know you really mean it. tHanks for a great video!

[@keepinitezzy]

🤣 It was a random pick from my drawer but now that you mention, it does fit so well hahaha. Thank you 🙏

[@bildillamagasin]

Thank you so much for a video with soul! Like the car! Cars are, as you say, so much more than just a car! Cars are memories, emotions, frustrations, longings, joys, ups and downs! Cars are..... Thank you again for a nice and emotionally charged video! Starting to follow you, and see where your path goes! Regards Pål ( Paul )

[@keepinitezzy]

Thank you so much for the comment 🙏, no better way to say it indeed.

[@justinatherholt3020]

Amazing video! Hit me in the feels. I personally own a 1954 ford customline that I’ve had for about 7 years now and the connection I have with the car is almost like a connection I have with a friend or family member. It may just be a piece of old steel to some people but to others it feels like it has a soul.

[@keepinitezzy]

Thank you for sharing 🙏. Sometimes I feel the same way too for cars that I don’t even own. The same goes for Customlines, those beauties are just so iconic 👌

[@reptil_diy]

Beautiful 59 🔥🔥🔥

[@keepinitezzy]

Appreciate the comment 🙏.

[@ultg7]

this is so good, just subscribed

[@keepinitezzy]

Thank you so much 🙏

[@iamsixsyllables9679]

Wow, I was blown away by the camerawork and cinematography! Keep it up man.

[@keepinitezzy]

Thank you so much ☺️ I’ve tried a lot of new settings and techniques making this video, so really glad that you’ve enjoyed it.

[@cobaltiron7068]

Something I've learned from my automotive journey is that it's never "Just a car". People build real and long-lasting experiences with these tools that the average person would just see as something to get from point A to B. They hold such a profound sentimental value and the cars in themselves hold personality. Muscle cars, for example, are a mobile drama. When you put your foot down, it doesn't just move; it charges, snarling as it itches closer to the redline just to gasp for air with the next gear change just to go right back to roaring without skipping a beat. We could also look at classic cars; they are simplistic yet elegant. Perfect for that leisurely drive that transports you back to a time when things weren't always fast-paced. For you, it was that drop-dead gorgeous Chevy; for me, it was the Mustang. For someone else, it may have been a Koenigsegg 0ne:1 or even the mighty munchkin that is the BMW Isetta. It's a tremendous video, I loved every minute of it, and I will be staying tuned for any new content.

[@keepinitezzy]

Thank you so much for such a wonderful comment 🙏, couldn’t have said it better, cars are indeed entities beyond utilitarian modes of transport.

[@iwansetiawan8524]

Great video and inspiring story.. Go pursuit your dreams and you'll achieve it someday..someday..,oneday..oneday.

[@keepinitezzy]

Thanks, appreciate the kind words, I will! 🙏

[@raymondkoledoye9941]

I love your story about your childhood dream car and also for me, I fell in love with classic cars from the 1970s,1980s,1990s, or even 2000s. for me, my favorite classic car would be the Mercedes 190E Evolution 2 the only reason why I love that Mercedes is because of the German touring car racing from the 1980s and 1990s and the rival of the BMW E30 M3 at the race track, also the classic cars is part of our memories lifetime. Also, I wish I had learned to drive a car if I had a driver's license so I would be able to drive a car on public roads.

[@keepinitezzy]

Thanks for the comment, and very happy to hear from a fellow 190E enjoyer. Currently at the top of my list of dream rides is a 190E as well, either 2.3 or 2.5 I really don’t mind (although an Evo 1, a 3.2 AMG, or a 3.6 Brabus would be plentiful). Really such underrated cars and from what I heard very enjoyable to drive as well.

[@raymondkoledoye9941]

@@keepinitezzy Thank you so much for these lovely comments also the Mercedes190E was a legendary race car like the E30 M3.

[@Setton_Exile]

59’ Flattop Nice 👍🏼

[@keepinitezzy]

Thank you 🙏 Nothing gets better than this for an Impala really ☺️

[@basilfabian05]

I love classic car or just older cars in general. They have so many stories to tell 👌

[@keepinitezzy]

Thank you for the comment 🙏, and I definitely feel the same way. Having existed for much longer, man these cars have a lot of history around them.

[@JLST_1]

Great video, great story, great car! Thanks for sharing and your "one day" will definitely come!

[@keepinitezzy]

Thank you for watching 🙏, and I’ll be looking forward to that day…soon 👍

[@RemotePaws]

great video. Love your creativity!

[@keepinitezzy]

I’m glad you enjoyed it!, thank you 🙏

[@KB-mu2wg]

Fantastico

[@keepinitezzy]

Thank you 🙏

[@bilal.6123]

man i loved the videography and pictures you took,i def want to learn making such videos with my car ill try doin some research abt the dreamy effect u got in the video

[@keepinitezzy]

Thank you so much 🙏. Definitely try and go for it, I too started out with just simple pictures of my dad’s car. And about the dreamy effect, I was very much aided with a 1/8 and a 1/4 Black Mist filter which added a really nice halation to the highlights in the video.

[@kanoz3429]

Beautiful car amazing video

[@keepinitezzy]

Thank you! 👍

[@sebatsion6656]

amazing video

[@keepinitezzy]

Thanks!

[@Daveoncars]

very nice video

[@keepinitezzy]

Thank you 🙏

[@unliwings3506]

Nice video bro from philippines here

[@keepinitezzy]

Thanks bro! 🙏

[@ruedeclare]

Nice work!!!

[@keepinitezzy]

Thank you! 🙏

[@boneshakerjake]

according to the official definition of a classic car a classic needs to be more than 20 years old meaning a Ford Taurus from 2005 is a classic but that's not what a classic car should be not to me and not to many who read this. A classic car is a feeling, something that cannot be described using words. It is a passion or an understanding of a time before our own, it's not about speed luxury or comfort. Something that doesn't have to hold up to modern standards. because it's more than just numbers on a spread sheet. It's more than what engine it has it's more than one modern people can even imagine a car to be... Because a classic car is a feeling. A classic car... Is nostalgic. thanks for reading. as the proud owner of a 1978 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham D'elegance. This video hit extremely close to home, down to the "love at first sight" bit, and it honestly made me cry a little especially being a Gen Z. Connecting to cars for what they are instead of what they can do. If you did read this final message once again thank you, and comment beet root to let me know you liked it. :)

[@keepinitezzy]

Really grateful for such a wonderful comment, thank you 🙏. Sometimes I get a bit of that “fake nostalgia” when seeing classics, amazes me all the time seeing what manufacturers were capable of back when those machines just hit the showroom floor. A really huge fan of Fleetwoods too here, and very glad someone of the same generation feels the same way too. Also…beet root 👍

[@waynegood9233]

I had a 1959 Chevy Belair 283 3 on the tree copper color and drove it in 1966-1967 because I had to sell it when I went in the Navy

[@keepinitezzy]

Hello, and thank you for sharing your story 🙏. Hopefully you’ll be able to come across that car again one day, and thank you for your service in the navy 🙏

[@FlussyWussy]

No car is just a "car". I understand how u feel about that beautiful girl, cause I have the same attachment with our 91 Camaro. I see every car with a personality just like all of us, I see them as breathing, feeling machines, and I really don't care what people may think or say. I have such a attachment to our car, not because it's a Camaro, but because there's so much of a story behind it's looks, and because my deceased grandfather had the same exact car as we have right now, except his was a Z28 and most likely a older 3rd gen. Other than that, u keep loving that beast man, smile every day when u hear it, see it, touch it, everything, because every car deserves love 🩶

[@keepinitezzy]

Thank you so much for the comment and for sharing a wonderful story 🙏 couldn’t have said it better that cars are indeed living entities. And yes, I will keep enjoying this car while I still can, and make sure you and your family do the same with your Camaro, your grandfather would be very happy seeing it in great shape ☺️

[@FlussyWussy]

⁠@@keepinitezzyU are nothing but a kind man. U keep ur self safe, I'll keep my eyes open for more vids from u! (P.S, we sadly don't have the exact one he had in his name, but I'm keeping my eyes out for it, I really do appreciate u tho man❤)

[@crescentcreekoutdoors1779]

That's a awesome car is it a biscayne. Great video work

[@keepinitezzy]

Thank you so much for the comment 🙏, and to be exact, it is a 1959 Chevrolet Impala, within the same range as the Biscayne actually.

[@crescentcreekoutdoors1779]

@keepinitezzy oh okay. my friend has a 59 like this but we always called it a bicayne and it's a four door and in pretty rough shape and for some reason it's not getting spark but hopefully I can buy it off him and fix it up

[@keepinitezzy]

Go for it 👍 hoping to see that car running like a dream again under your care

[@el59james]

ive had my 59 elcamino for one year now but i dreamed about this car for about 9 years while it just sat to rot in my uncles backyard it was covered but it has alot of surface rust now and ive just been restoring it me and my dad i wish i could have gotten it sooner but i was just a kid im 19 now but forever grateful tho because my uncle gave it to me for free

[@keepinitezzy]

Thank you for commenting, and really glad to hear an El Camino being in good hands 🙌. Best wishes for you and your dad in restoring it, bet she’ll run like dream under your care.

[@ravenlaufeysson5099]

my car isn’t even what you would call a “classic” it’s just a 2001 BMW, but it was there since i was a little kid and driving it is the best thing in the world. Even though it’s cranky and has issues, we’ve been on this world almost the same amount of time, and I love that car like nothing else.

[@keepinitezzy]

Thank you for commenting. To be honest I too feel that any car regardless can be special as long as you can enjoy it, I mean I feel the same way for my mum’s old Mitsubishi Grandis 🤣. Sometimes a car being cranky gives it a soul as well hahaha.

[@MBT06]

Gyatt thats a pretty as hell car.. You in the U.S? Maybe I'll run across it on the roads. Currently in College and can't afford much, so I can;t afford a cool car, I dont even have one.

[@keepinitezzy]

Hello, thanks for the comment. Would wish I was in the US, but I’m on the other side of the world now 😂. Don’t worry man I’m also nearing that college kid with no money era but I’m dreaming big, we’ll make it one day 💪

[@MBT06]

@@keepinitezzy We will, I'm currently studying to become a pilot. It is very fun and rewarding! Just know to pursue something you enjoy, because you can enjoy to learn about a subject but to enjoy the subject itself is a different story.

[@sleepiu]

wundervolles Video!

[@keepinitezzy]

Thank you so much for the comment 🙏

[@JimJenkins-i2w]

Great video.

[@keepinitezzy]

Appreciate the comment 👍

[@cjdesign5700]

My friends Mom had the same car when I was very young...except the roof was Black also.

[@Jeremiah344]

Idk man I have a 78 Chevy that’s been in my family since new it’s not just a truck it’s part of the family there’s just something about these old vehicles something you’ll never get or experience in a new car

[@keepinitezzy]

Thank you for commenting 🙏, and I fully agree with you. Having a truck for such a long time really does construct this unbreakable bond that only few can understand, let alone keeping one from new, which is very honorable if I may add. Hope it keeps being part of the family for many years to come.

[@Roamingbillygoat]

when the YTer has to tell us his entire life's story before he gets to the point of the video

[@keepinitezzy]

I mean it would possibly just be a 1 minute short in that case 🤣

[@bearlogg7974]

Influencers in 2025 Bugatti ❌ Influencers in 1955 Cadillac Fleetwood sixty special ✅

[@keepinitezzy]

It would possibly turn more heads to be honest🤣🤣

[@AarhamKaisar]

wish I could import in my country.here i cant import cars older than 5 years and tax ,duti is 300 percent :)

[@keepinitezzy]

Ah to be honest where I’m from it’s not far different. Import taxes are insane here, the price of a new Camry hybrid here would get you a very decent Porsche in Sydney 🤣

[@ArkChills]

How come yours say impala and not Chevrolet?

[@keepinitezzy]

Hello. Hmmm…could you be possibly referring to the dashboard panel in front of the passenger side? Interesting thing I’ve noticed is that it says “Chevrolet” on the Chevrolet Bel Air from the same year, while on the Impala its model name is written (Both cars are indeed similar in terms of looks). Hope this helps 👍.

[@ArkChills]

@ yeah I was talking about the dash cuz I think I saw impala on yours but I could be wrong, I couldn’t find it again I’m possibly buying one and the one I’m looking at says Chevrolet so was just asking and thank you have fun with your adventures with her

[@keepinitezzy]

Thank you, definitely will have a lot of adventures while I still can. Hope you'll get whatever car you're looking for (rooting for the Chevrolet 🙌)