Oldsmobile Burnout olds 98 cyclones doughnut posi 455 ninety eight

[@currier207]

Grandma missed the driveway again...

[@ghostman3344]

A dam Duke Boy !!!!

[@beaniebassist]

Or Madea

[@teehud313]

LMAOOOOO!!!!!!!

[@1badazz697]

I’m your 300 like 👍🏾

[@calebbyers]

Lol

[@jegr3398]

These are the type of videos that made KZbin great. Short and sweet, original content, not clickbait, not monetized, no pandering to viewers, no ads.

[@WHO-DAT-GUY]

Yessir! These youngins were just babies then.

[@musskeeterbump]

Man you're right brother I miss the good ol ad free KZbin days 😂

[@useaol]

This burnout is sponsored by Raid: Shadow Legends!

[@philippetays4263]

you bet you said it! and no dorky music

[@1980syuppie]

@@musskeeterbump it’s cause I think it sold out to corporate

[@daviddalton9136]

Has nobody noticed this guy's driving skills??? He spun the Titanic around twice before powering out the same way he came. In a 2 lane road. He is a badass..

[@DeuceBiggerHo]

He is a great driver. What makes me laugh is people who aren’t into cars and especially the ones of a vegan, sandal wearing, cycling disposition have a tendency to call this ‘bad driving’. The audacity!!! I understand the police calling this bad driving (coz they have to ensure people stick to laws etc and some of them r really good drivers) but when it comes from snowflakes and soy boys who lack the testicular fortitude to even eat a steak sandwich - I have to wonder at the irony🙄

[@tombeyer375]

Yeah man. Grew up on Oldsmobiles and had Daddy showin' how to do doughnuts and powers lines as a young teenager! Still love doing it! Try a powerslide on ice with an empty 18 wheeler on ice, in a big empty parking lot sometime!!

[@DeuceBiggerHo]

@@tombeyer375 nice👌

[@theflyingchihuahua7026]

@@tombeyer375 what’s a power line I’ve never heard that term used with cars before?

[@tombeyer375]

@@theflyingchihuahua7026 Sorry, should've said doing doughnuts around power pole (telephone pole). Sometimes I either fatfinger when typing or spellcheck jumps in and I don't see it. Sorry.

[@shaggymeme1268]

There’s just something so satisfying about an old boat doing a nice donut

[@scdevon]

These make 500+ lb. ft of TQ stock at the crank during the good years prior to 1972. A lower rear gear and a warm-over of that 455 really wakes these cars up.

[@GhostOfDamned]

It’s satisfying cuz the way it moves

[@seththomas9105]

1985 checking in!

[@hamburgerhamburgerv2]

@@scdevonAs stylish as it is, it takes quite a bit of work to keep it in working order

[@nikolaslonnen90]

just the sound of that engine when he floors it is so nice

[@koltendeansammons]

I finally found the beef that Wendy lady had lost

[@drivewaymarvels311]

At no point was it floored.

[@cashboysavage]

@@drivewaymarvels311 he did when he first was pulling up

[@cashboysavage]

0:14 wot

[@khorijwilson]

True what a fucking sick vehicle

[@blytelyfe]

Somewhere a pimp, from the19 70's, is in a nursing home wishing he had his car back

[@timeisnow4116]

🤣🤣🤣🤣bruh facts

[@Carstuff111]

This.....yes, this....

[@isaacsrandomvideos667]

True.

[@michaelbrennan4663]

That is such a cool original comment and funny as hell. Probably true though.

[@jaystew3396]

On everything 😂😂😂

[@timjones5844]

Nothing like a 2 and a half ton American car lighting up the tires!

[@j.jjr.6217]

@Timothy Mckee Wife: Honey why does the Ice Cream have a rubber texture? 😆

[@Gabriel-he6ih]

More like an American landyacht

[@scottyjones27]

No doubt that old car has got power to do that plus some one grew up driving rear wheel drive b hind the wheel n NO doubt on the gas pedal

[@cliptrashbin2389]

WeLl AcutuallYy ThE V tecH CivIC can EaSily do THe JoB fAsTer

[@justinmichaeldavis5790]

It's 3 tons I'll bet

[@junkddisgustipate7812]

These types of videos wouldn’t be complete without the dog in the big yard watching it all

[@harpersferry59]

Don't let the luxury fool ya. Never underestimate a Ninety-Eight!

[@oldschoolhiphop2275]

I remember I saw a 4 door 225 buick raise up off a dead stop. I never saw a car that big get up & move that fast. I'm talkin it got up & out asap. Completely bossed up off a sitting position & got out no hesitation no stallin.

[@davidcollis4758]

I love those big old cars.

[@dustinmartin8986]

@@davidcollis4758 me too, big powerful beasts.

[@Milesco]

@@dustinmartin8986 : Me three!

[@sugerhitman1295]

@@oldschoolhiphop2275 Ooo weeee, my cousin had one and that thing had gobs of torque a blast to drive.

[@tonyp4092]

I once power slid a 455 powered '74 Olds 98 around a big, sweeping corner with 6 passengers. The 455 is an absolute beast.

[@kentuckybowl-o-sticks]

Had a friend that could do that with most of his muscle cars... and he had them all... back in the day. I never had the nerve... or just maybe never had an over-powered car that was also loose in the back end. I WILL say, that when the chips were down, and he was challenged to a street drag, it would be yours truly in the drivers seat. I couldn't drift, but I could DAMNED SHO' snatch them gears under pressure : ) Favorite was when a '70 and definitely not-stock Z28 wanted to run his '65 442 w/425 c.i. I figure no WAY I would beat that Z off the line in that tank, so I chose 1/4 over 1/8 mile, hoping to catch him at the top end. WELL, DAMN, I had him from the start ALL THE WAY until just before the finish line... and I mean he caught me in like the LAST 50 FEET!

[@simplesimon8255]

Don’t care, didn’t ask

[@guglielmo64]

Oldsmobiles made the coolest sound out of their exausts in those years. I miss my '70 Cutlass.

[@lk6912]

@snicker doo yeah well your just some boomer spunk that should've been left as a stain on the rug.

[@DominicDarrell]

@@lk6912 As a load of boomer spunk, I can agree with that

[@feez357]

@@DominicDarrell Well then, apparently your load of spunk was more appropriately placed.

[@VAspeed3]

Olds v8's sounded different from any others, including other GM V8s. Anybody who doesn't know that because they weren't alive yet needs to study up and quit being a dumbass. I have a '69 Toronado with the 455.

[@tombeyer375]

Nothing like the sound of a 455 rumbling! Father-in-law and I put a 455 in an 18' Slickcraft with a Alpha 1 outdrive on it and 9" exhaust. That boat was insane! Could put a 27" pitch prop on it!

[@Nova-m8d]

This was how everyone drove in 1973, it was a normal day. It's how we went to work, went to buy groceries and went to church.

[@SeymourSachs-n2x]

Things haven't changed much. Now they have hundreds of people swarm to a city intersection while cars stop traffic and drift in circles. Makes me jealous as an old boomer. My old boat was a '73 455 buick.

[@p1harw66]

Good Lord!!!!!! That 455 (7.5 Lier) Olds Rocket V-8 has lots of get up and go, thats for sure!!!!

[@scottfox7642]

Amen.

[@scdevon]

@@scottfox7642 That Rocket has been warmed over a little.

[@CannonFodder873]

@@scdevon ...just a tad.😏

[@Chrom444]

Бро сколько тебе щас лет ?😂

[@trentonharris5521]

10 years later, and this made me smile. That big boat doing what it was never designed to do, I love it.

[@markzimmerman8074]

Sweet ride. My great grandfather worked for Olds for 40+ years. The sound of an Olds engine is so unique. I came home from the hospital when I was born in his last car.....a 1969 Cutlass Supreme.

[@davidcollis4758]

Olds power forever! God bless your great grand dad.

[@damienreisner2183]

You just made my day my best friend had the same exact car and he died in Afghanistan fighting for our country. Not a day goes by I dont think of him. R.I.P. Seth Garceau

[@Sureashellisntgoingtobemyemail]

🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@vocabulairedunbastoss3533]

Rip Mr Garceau. But why would you give your life for a country ? People see heros but those heros are just a little too stupid. Bush wanted to take irak, afghanistan for the petrol or for fake shit... tell him to go get it himself, why the fuck would YOU go get it for him ???? i really dont undesrtand those clowns... i would never leave my familly for a mf who wants war... soldiers are just toys and one people playing with them. (Excuse my english, im learning)

[@7Sin0City2]

@@vocabulairedunbastoss3533 Still learning huh

[@isaacsrandomvideos667]

@@vocabulairedunbastoss3533 calling a deceased person “too stupid” “clown” Real respectful.

[@vocabulairedunbastoss3533]

@@isaacsrandomvideos667 im not talking about him, big respect for the dead ones... but cmon you know im talking about those who are actually in it... and again, theyre into war because your president want something that will get him richer, while soldiers are dying to get him what he wants, and worst part is that the soldiers know very well and they decide by themselves that they need to go there and fight to death and leave their family... i dont mind dying for my loved ones, but im never giving my life for a country, this "fight for my country" stuff is pure bullshit, youre country dont give a fuck about you, next day youre forgotten so for me it is really stupid to give your life for nothing

[@SammyVista1972]

Now THAT is what Oldsmobile is all about. To see an ordinary sized car do this is nice, but to see a 5000-lb beast do it, now that took some serious dedication and work to the whole car in general. That nodular crank is really putting out thanks to the goodies added, the converter and final drive gears simply add to the team. I think 'Christine' has met her match.

[@CORVAIRWILD]

spikedpunk crank er UP!

[@ProminentPancake]

@First Name Last Name harshh

[@yahmanfreeman9399]

Had a friend that owned one. That 455 was ridiculously powerful.

[@lollipop84858]

No more powerful than a 454, or a 460

[@yahmanfreeman9399]

@@lollipop84858 Still powerful!

[@wrotenwasp]

Extremely cool. We used to call that doing a "Burt Reynolds" back in high school. That big ole boat sounds awesome.

[@gybx4094]

I had a 1969 Olds 98 convertible 455 Rochester 4 barrel. Extreme power and smooth ride combined.

[@CC_Top_Solutions]

This video is a timeless classic. I want to pull into my driveway every day after work just like you. Party on!

[@ABMP4D3]

That's awesome, love the dog that patiently sits down and waits, then hauls ass over to see the driver after he spins it around and flies into the driveway!

[@black98rt]

hahahahaha man seeing that land yacht do that was great!

[@skeggjoldgunnr3167]

He did it with *style* - even laid a hazy burner over that side of the road rumbulator strip.

[@lanemcreynolds9894]

I had one of these in high school, paid just $200. Bucks for it, one of my all time favorites.

[@Freedomquest08]

What a sleeper :) These Old's 98's are huge cars. My grandmas old tan one just like this (not as nice) is sitting in my cousins barn.

[@DothFrmBBL]

Spihk heart bust!? Spihk heart bust analyze and Discuss with. Sarah l from the holy Bible and ask aren't Chinese people Chia Coffee!!!??? Then say Zumo's brother's bathroom doorway dad's brother's look alike's brother don't want anything to do with Chinese people being Chia Coffee!!!!¡!!!!!¡!!

[@GMCBURBAN]

That's one of the best KZbin vids I've seen for a while, can't beat old school and full size. Oh yeah.

[@muiscnight]

a youtube classic for me

[@tomrepici9608]

Now THAT is NOT your father's Oldsmobile! Mad respect for getting that tuna boat to motivate with some pep! Spot on amigo.

[@lsswappednormalcars4807]

Whenever I feel homesick, I come yo this video. It just sets me in a free world

[@Ryan-vo3rm]

That guy can drive. We used to practice donuts in a empty parking lot trying to keep our front bumpers as close to the light standard while circling around it with our 80's Mustang's and Camaro's but with an older huge land yacht like that.. that's pretty damn good, too bad cars are not cool like that anymore.

[@bobbyfranklin3734]

When I was young my dad had a 1969 Olds 98 with 455 four-door white with a black hardtop. I will Never forget it

[@rollinontwojohnny3586]

That one NEVER gets old! Thanks for letting me borrow the Olds, Dad!

[@silvernail6]

I watch this once every 3 months....along w/turbopat1969.......

[@fatmack510]

Me too maybe more

[@jimzone8153]

There is a special feel in an Oldsmobile. It’s more than the luxury ride, it’s a feeling of pride that you feel inside.

[@natalieshannon7659]

That was awesome! My dad had a 1973 Oldsmobile Delta 88. Once that car got wound up, it hauled ass! Kids with ricers would do burnouts and donuts. My dad was like "Hold my beer."

[@Sahadi420]

Notice how the dog knows to chill as he's doing the doughnuts...but runs right to it when he pulls in. Well trained pup.

[@AlexanderCrump]

I'm sure your neighbors love you guys!

[@MarcKemp-q6n]

That's what I remember about the 455's i had the extreme pleasure to drive. A 73 Buick Electra and a 73 Pontiac It's been a real pleasure to watch this video again and again.

[@notenoughmemes1847]

The sound of an Oldsmobile tearing up some rubber on the asphalt is the most beautiful of all sounds.

[@edbo10]

one thing these videos don't show that you really have to appreciate in person, is _feeling_ these engines. When you hear that 455 revving, you feel it in your chest, your bones, as much as you hear it. it's something you can only really know when you experience it in person

[@georgeszaslavsky]

455ci loud and proud

[@teehud313]

This is what it looks like when grandad "accidentally" missed the driveway and needs to get to the bathroom

[@xitbabylonow1102]

You made me laugh. Thank you for making my day

[@teehud313]

@@xitbabylonow1102 anytime

[@simplesimon8255]

Sounds like you know from experience. Might wanna get urself a piss jug

[@paulflanagan5395]

I'LL NEVER STOP LOVIN MY OLDSMOBILE CAR'S

[@karlk6860]

I had a 72 98 with the 455 4 bbl absolutely loved that car and it ran awesome but I never did this with it, AWESOME video love the 98 and pretty darned impressive!!!

[@rustedratchetgarage6788]

455 is so underestimated its a monster

[@bertram46]

This keeps coming up in my feed I think I have seen this 10 times and I get goosebumps and chuckle every time my very first car in 1976 was my grandfather's 7398 Regency beat the crap out of it just like he is doing except I didn't have a loud exhaust and that was still a beautiful car at only 4 years old

[@Swilling]

Great car, its awesome to see more of these "forgotten" models used as street rods. Perfect daily driver!

[@111000100101001]

I watch this video at least once a week:) No bull just straight to it! So satisfying seeing the raw mass and power of that beautiful beast!

[@m.pietro9087]

I think I’ve watched this video a hundred times. It’s so cool.

[@marksman4004]

I remember watching this a long time ago. And I still love that acceleration sound. Reminds me of the old TV classics.

[@ericritter7430]

Love it! I drove a Catalina for awhile , "floaten" , you know what I'm talking about.

[@111000100101001]

Yep a year later and still watching this one! The absolute Best show of raw Bigblock power!

[@stephenmaxwellfuks3484]

That's the coolest thing I've ever seen a car that big do!

[@DaveE7171]

My first car was a 1972 Olds 98 with the stock 455. Still the fastest I've ever been in a car at 135mph. I would have gone faster but the road was running out. And so comfortable.

[@richlee509]

Try an M5 mega quick

[@Ms_Chrys]

Love it! This is the same reason why we have C Body '70 Chryslers

[@sterlinsilver]

Ive never been a big fan of real loud cars, but this... This is awesome.

[@Lockemeister]

That was hilarious. I also love how Bart gets out of the way when he sees the 98 coming.

[@rickl7024]

Nice! I had one of these as a teenager just getting my license,,,, yup that 455 would do that stuff all day! Lol

[@patrickmcgoldrick8234]

I could smell the burnt tires in Tucson,one wicked Olds 98.

[@charles.j.mandon5602]

Oh man does that bring back memories,, only mine was a 67 Delta 88 4 door with a 425 Rocket, Holley 780 double pumper ,3/4 race cam and a Street Dominator manifold , put on dual exhaust with a couple of glass packs and blew away a lot of Firebirds in the 70s .

[@billcook9313]

Us 70s kid's could sling them old sleds.that was awesome!

[@Spennyman10]

One of the best videos on KZbin! I bet I've watched it a dozen times.

[@rottsrule2505]

That's how you turn a yacht inside of a pond around right there!!

[@doinstuffwiththings]

video is 13 years old, and I'm just seeing it now. best thing I've seen on yerterbz for a long time.

[@jeffclark5024]

That’s a beautiful machine and an impressive doughnut for a car that’s probably well over 2 tons

[@ZZH1986]

Beautiful... had a 69 2 door lesabre hardtop with a 455 4 barrel and the wildcat rims on it... It would go, but 4 drum brakes didn't like to stop.

[@eroom2087]

My friend drove one of these to school, he had the fastest thing in the parking lot and didn’t know it

[@fordxbgtfalcon]

We had a 72 back in the day, that 455 was a beast!

[@BodyWeakDotNet]

1 of my favorite video's...who ever is drying that car Can Drive.......#Handles

[@nosuchluck9477]

That big old land yacht was making rooster tails in a "no wake" zone!

[@cadillacnan]

Wonder if its still around all these years later.

[@bertram46]

Oh my God my very first car was one of those my grandfather died and it was given to me in 1976. We called it the rat I could not kill that car. We used to go down Hills and Pittsburgh turn the key off while the car was still running and then turn it on so it would backfire and we'd scare little ladies waiting for the bus. I couldn't even blow the a muffler up. Indestructible

[@mrpeel5685]

The exhaust growl right before he enters the driveway is just perfect

[@jaystew3396]

Man that thing is nuts the builder for my sbc 400 had two 455s in his shop on the floor just for himself I’m in south ga

[@jmwisz]

This made my day! 😎. My uncle had one and we were trying to catch his ass in the “little general” sierra classic with the 454 and 4.10 gears. Man. Talk about holy shit. When I was a boy I saw the tail lights on that thing then I heard all 4 barrels open up on the truck. That’s a memory 😎😎

[@Onslow327]

Beautiful Car, Great Sound, Someday I hope my 76 98 can do that, Long Live the Big Boats!!

[@marcelcovaci9922]

Back when America used to build stuff

[@garywalters3007]

today's teens will never realize, experience, or master the fun of the '70s.

[@redlee3391]

I sprayed my drink when he hit lit em up. 😳

[@dodgeguyz]

Makes a difference going from a 2.73 open to 4.10 posi! Love big old boats built to haul!

[@terrygilomen1]

It has 10 to 1 ratio 455. I did extensive porting to make the xe274h cam really come to life.

[@robertjordan3572]

I built & blueprinted a 10:1 Oldsmobile 496 Stroker with heavily ported J heads, I'm wondering how would this cam perform & do you still have power brakes? Mine engine is in a 1982 Cutlass Supreme I used the Edelbrock Performer Plus camshaft since it was just laying around brand new in the box when I started my build...

[@brianbalazs2872]

I had one of those cars as a child and I miss it very much it was blue

[@floriantowara4359]

I

[@videocruzer]

So cool that every V8 has a definite specific sound signature. and how many people recognized that the guys dog is there to watch the show.

[@gdmofo]

Dude totally gnarly dude! Wonderful American Detroit pig iron😂

[@matthewyingling6490]

Had a 1971 Buick lesabre 455!

[@jessiehughes9432]

"Stroker Ace was born too race"

[@michaelfield9467]

I new an old guy that had one of them cars but I didn’t know they sounded that awesome always liked the look of them very classy thanks for posting brings back a lot of good memories

[@postaltraining]

we drove one of those for all of our high school lawn jobs and other shenanigans. stock in '75 these things were a 190 hp 455. this one moves like it's got a lot more than that going on for it. to manage a brake stand we had to sit there and let the thing wind up- in about 20 seconds the tire would start turning lol

[@TheDarthSoldier]

Lol at first I thought I was being trolled until he lit up the tires

[@gordocarbo]

Nice build, you put a ton of effort into it! The fact it still looks stockish makes the smoke/noises it does with cold ac. This is a party mobeeel! Beauford T Justice would be jealous! Imagine cruising quietly on the fwy next to someone laughing at it then hitting passing gear Not natural to see or hear a car like this moving out.

[@jaredhofland4007]

How ya doing man I have same car. Was curious if you had the rare rear end and if you did what kind of rear end worked for you

[@terrygilomen1]

Jared Hofland The rear end is out of a early 70s pontiac Bonneville or caprice. That is a direct fit. I was able to use my original brakes and backing plate. It is a 10 bolt corporate rear end. I bought a used posi carrier with 3.73 gears out of a mid 80s camaro.

[@Michael-gp3vl]

A buddy of mine had one of those back in the mid80s.. absolute monster of a motor.

[@hellcatredeye-g6582]

That’s when cars where made of real metal ..You could knock a fire hydrant over with these cars and Only have a small dent😂👍

[@seansullivan4709]

Back in high school, someone did a burnout at the bottom of my friend's driveway in a brown '72 Caprice 4 door with a 400 and six passengers.

[@eldo59]

The ultimate Bossmobile! Sh*t on Mustangs, Camaros, and Corvettes.

[@scdevon]

@Mic Hawk This Olds would embarrass most smog year Mustangs and Camaros and even some Vettes especially the lame Vettes.

[@alale923]

This vehicle has gone to the top of my list of cheap fast old cars i want.

[@terrygilomen1]

Hooker super comp 1 7/8" headers, 3" all the way back with super 44 flowmasters

[@dahlstromamf3942]

What done to the motor

[@philipcooper6264]

What else i know its not stock

[@Nova-m8d]

Back in my day we didn't have brakes. We just yelled BRACE and dropped it into 1st gear.

[@seand2711]

I'm sure this is exactly what the car's designers had in mind when they created it. LMFAO 😂

[@louf7178]

No. But they surely were aware its potential (may with a few tweeks). Edit: Nevermind, this was with a lot of modification.