{Will it Run?}1974 VW Beetle

[@louiepalma2436]

Wholesome and fun to watch you and your boy Jack having fun with the simplest of things, like a go-cart.

[@cheryladams7945]

You two are always smiling, great video today😃I hope you fix up the inside it can be a great first car for Jack. He is such a special child 😍

[@jackiesaylor2487]

I was showing my friend this video till he had to leave. Your videos are so fun to watch. You're always smiling, and I do believe that you can make anything run. You and Jack make a great team.

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Thanks Jackie! I really appreciate you sharing our stuff!

[@jackiesaylor2487]

@@SpeedBumpGarage anytime

[@DREWSLENS]

Hey I know a Jackie Saylor 😏💚

[@jackiesaylor2487]

@@DREWSLENS of course you do. We had dinner together one night, don't you remember. LOL 😂

[@ilovstodance]

YOUR SO KIND TO YOUR son Jack

[@normanrambo4189]

That is a nice bug. I had one same color back in the 70's. Love those bugs. God bless.❤🙏

[@brianturner914]

Great watching you have laughs and good times with your son

[@OutontheRanchwithDrLee-xb4lo]

That's a sweet little bug, Kent! Really good shape....and if you think THAT wiring is bad, wait till you see my next vid....lol

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Thanks Dr. Lee! I hope this means you have some automotive content coming!

[@OutontheRanchwithDrLee-xb4lo]

@@SpeedBumpGarage it does. But it’s definitely not as nice as your stuff! Lol

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

@@OutontheRanchwithDrLee-xb4lo I doubt that lol. I look forward to seeing what you have been tinkering on!

[@bettycaudle4018]

Ooh how I love that bug. I'm going to call him Herbie❤👍My very first car was a 1969 VW fast back. It looked more like a stink bug, than a bug lol. I absolutely LOVE DRIVING A VW. They are such fun little cars. I'm an old granny of 62 years, I've been battling cancer the last 3 years, and I'd love to have a VW BUG again. I just love driving them. I've been wishing I could get one and thinking about it alot this last year or so. Maybe some day..in the meantime..I'll watch and see what you and Jack do with Herbie. I just love Jack's giggle, it picks my spirit right up. Thanks for sharing, sure enjoyed it.

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Thanks for watching Betty! I really love classic Volkswagens too! Cancer stinks! hang in there!

[@julied5485]

I had an old bug, years ago. That had to be the most fun driver I had. Loved it, mine was school bus orange/yellow. It was ugly but I didn't care. Cold to drive in the winter.

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

They are a blast but you are right lol the heaters are not great

[@Kara-kx1lb]

YaY you made it home!!! ❤ ❤ ❤

[@leemullally8774]

Thanks for sharing this video. It brings back many memories from the two bugs I drove. Good to see that you got the bug up and running. You continue to amaze me how much you know about cars and how you can diagnose the problems and them solve the problem. Glad to see Jack working with you to get the bug back to your shop. i will be interested in seeing what you end up doing to this VW bug..

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Thanks Lee! I’m definitely not a mechanic but I have a decent understanding of how these older vehicles work.

[@bethwatts5527]

That’s a pretty nice bug

[@SuperLittleTyke]

I bought one of these brand new in Germany in about 1972. I drove it all over Europe, including across East Germany along the transit route to West Berlin. Great little car.

[@lindahipp8329]

Love VW beetles. Can't wait to see you guys get it up and running. GOD BLESS Y'ALL.

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Thank You! We love bugs too!

[@williamsanders2808]

Little bug is in great shape! I'd love to have it as a daily driver! Little cosmetic repairs, and a carb kit, likely a dry air cleaner kit, and cleaning up the wiring (Every VW I've dealt with has had a mess for wiring). Always wanted to own a Beatle, but never got the chance, and now, it's likely I'd never be able to afford one in good running condition, sadly. Helped work on a couple, back in the 1980's, in Germany. GI owned, German spec. models. Early 1970's models, I believe. Factory wiring looked like they just tossed a couple rolls of wire at it and let it sort itself out. That was usually the first thing we worked on. And usually took the longest to make look right and work right. Had to completely re-wire one of them, using a factory wiring diagram, that we had to get translated from German to English. Guy that owned the car gave it to the new owner when he sold it. That one had the clutch in the stick, instead of the floor. Think they called it the AutoStick? Strangest transmission I ever dealt with.

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

They definitely did not worry about making the wiring look good lol. I have heard those auto trans are a nightmare to work on. Thanks for watching

[@michaelhartzell9758]

Just an automatic with a diaphragm disengaging a torque converter. Very slow cars but relaxing.

[@jaygee999]

The Blue Headache ! -- I'm proud of your fearless venture, Kent 🤣🤣🤣 -- HI JACK ! Bless You Guyzzzzzzz !

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Lol I just can't pass on a good deal!

[@jeriniksich128]

Sure going to be convenient when Jack can get his license

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

No kidding!

[@1WildOutdoorsMan]

They had found him a gladiator.

[@dennisg8119]

Love that Caribbean blue!

[@KenG557]

Kent, you are amazing getting those old vehicles to run!

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

lol I think I just get lucky

[@ToddBrockman-wr2ds]

Love watching your videos… better yet, I wish I was 30 years younger And you were straight. We’d be a perfect fit, back then only. Love your family….

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Thanks for watching Todd. No judgement here but I am straight

[@catherinekilgour2563]

Noticed part two of this posted recently and realised I hadn't watched part one, so decided to fix that. When you said a one lane bridge on the way home that was not what I was picturing. I was thinking a bridge with only one lane open for traffic going both ways so you may have had to sit and wait to go across or if you got stuck (I didn't think you would) that traffic in both directions would be held up. So glad you got it back without any real issues, now off to watch part two.

[@OSXMan]

That thing is in great condition! So cool! Can't wait to see updates on whatever you work on next!

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Thanks!

[@KenJenkins-ns3wu]

Hello, my name is Ken and since retiring back in 08/21 I have been doing some "buy them, try to get them running" adventures!' So far, not too much success, but am glad to see someone else in my state of Oklahoma doing some of the same things. I had some business cards made and have been handing them out here and there when I see something sitting in a pasture or back yard that might be nice to get back on the road again. Loved this video of the Bug, I tried to buy three and make one, but they were too far gone for my mechanical skills and budget. Anyway, keep posting the videos and sometime soon I'll send you an email to ask you some questions about becoming a KZbin guy!?! Thanks, Ken

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Thanks Ken! Good luck with your rebuilds!

[@MaryB-ps8lg]

I had a '57 Bug. I loved it.

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

I would love to have a 57!

[@caroldesjean3485]

It’s in really good shape I like it good luck with it

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Thanks Carol!

[@delettaringler8094]

I just love you boys! Always smiling in every video gives me a little giggle to watch keep up the good work!!

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Thank You!

[@besenzon1]

Great video ❤️ You and Jack make a great team. I think Jack is in love with the Beetle

[@andysteel3455]

Relay under the back seat is a hard start relay. Don’t know what year it is? Third digit of the VIN will tell you. Plug on the bulkhead is a diagnostic plug. Enjoyed the video and that’s a nice bug.

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Thanks for the info!

[@lucretiawrolstad3997]

Riding to work everyday in one of these beetles in the early 70s, they were great fun.

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Yes they are!

[@westminster860]

I recall my 74 super Beatle. Fun to watching.

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Thanks Jeff

[@youtoobe169]

I could feel the excitement driving across that bridge! Very cool video!

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Blgrsslvr]

Love that VW!!Get it running nicely and clean it up on video.I would love to have that car.Good to see a video of you AND Jack again.I'll be waiting to hear what you're going to do to it or with it.

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Thanks Neil!

[@bradleybennett6768]

VWs are fun cars. This one will be fun.

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

I think so too! Thanks

[@gregsullivan8956]

Yes I know you have Bug I just love

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Now I have another one lol

[@gregsullivan8956]

@@SpeedBumpGarage Yes you do. Merry Christmas to your entire family.

[@brak51]

You actually got a nice chirp out of the litle blue bug, impressive!!!!! 😁

[@BrianSmith-vd9rg]

❤ it's a 74 love it this is going to be cool 😎 I really like your KZbin channel ❤

[@lovetocrank]

That cranking sounds so good! I may be the only one that likes that.

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

lol I prefer them to fire up but now that you mention it the cranking sound is pretty cool.

[@lovetocrank]

I understand that you want them to fire up, but I agree that the cranking sound is awesome! Great to hear some good cranking as long as it starts!

[@VWPrince53]

Engine sounds really good! I would check the carburetor to see if it needs rebuilt or check for any air leaks. Cause I could tell how it doesn’t want to idle and sometimes with a vacuum leak or any air leaks it won’t stay running without revving it. Great Video! Nice Car! 👍

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Thanks! I ended up getting a kit for the carburetor so I’m going to go through it soon. Good call on the vacuum leaks! I appreciate the help

[@umbertospilotros3986]

Greatings from a light grey Germany bug in Brazil...

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Thanks for watching!

[@milmil6594]

Bravo Kent..your the man

[@Vinterfrid]

For your information - Volkswagen is a German name (meaning "people's wagon") and thus the proper pronounciation is "Folksvaagen". 🙂

[@AbodeOne]

@@BakedBean43isn’t an wagon a car ?

[@Mostafaalbutmah]

Looking through the windshield from inside the beetle is like no other car feels like driving a submarine 😂😂 Great video Am excited to see jack do some magic on classic cars

[@chrisbruce3164]

Wicked cool! You had me worried on the bridge. 😅Glad the old girl made it back to the house. Great video and edit Kent. ✨✅✨You’re Awesome!

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Thanks Chris!

[@lucasshea3811]

This is awesome I’m looking to pick up a bug for myself

[@andychristopher3887]

That's a nice Volkswagen

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Thank You

[@tinahays4464]

Hey from Mustang, OK! Love this video. I always wanted a Bug. I was born in 1975. My friend has a 73 VW bug he's selling. It's crimson. I want it so bad lol. I keep talking myself out of it. You just made me want itc again. 😂

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

You better get it!

[@mk-jl3zd]

Thanks for sharing it with us,take care.

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Thanks, you too!

[@mikejames7013]

The taillights tell me it's at least a 1973. On the older cars part of the numbers on the taillight tell you what year it is (old trick). But that would be a "Super Beatle" meaning it has a McPherson Strut front end. I've had many VW bugs, mostly between 1965 and 1969 w/torsion bar front suspension. Used to make baja bugs out of them and they were great off road and in the snow. Fun little cars, good gas mileage too around 30 mpg. You're lucky cars are pretty rust free for the most part in your neck of the woods, unlike where I live. The wiring can be a project all in itself, but you know that from your other bug. lol Great video.

[@lilorbielilorbie2496]

mikejames7013 I don't think it's a Super Beatle. Because the windshield is flat and Supers have a curve to them. Years ago I had the twin to this car same color and everything.

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Thanks Mike! I didn't look but I was assuming it had the torsion bar front end.

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

I do think it is a standard beetle

[@mikejames7013]

@@SpeedBumpGarage If has torsion bar suspension its a regular one, Super beetles had McPherson struts.

[@ekimp252]

@@lilorbielilorbie2496’71 and ‘72 super beetles had flat windshields and flat dashboards. The curved windshield didn’t show up until ‘73. They all had McPherson strut front ends.

[@ekimp252]

“Smells like gas fumes in here”. Every person that gets in my ‘73 Super. 😂

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Lol its a nice air freshener

[@RahmatBindisan]

​@@SpeedBumpGaragewas

[@harveytantoh4126]

I really wish to put my hands on one of this,my dream car 🙏

[@Iamclaudiamarie]

Oh what a beauty, but don’t look under the bonnet! 👍❤️

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Lol no kidding

[@robertbeechy6475]

Bring back memories l had a 1963 right hand drive when I was 18 years old l traded for a1960 Chevy Bel air four door hardtop

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

4 door hard top 😍😍😍 I have a 60 Chevy 4 door wagon!

[@milmil6594]

love the VW..i have a 68 beetle..Love the Bassmaster clip added..

[@PinkLaffs]

VW Bug: the perfect car.

[@brak51]

I forgot to mention that I agree with jackiesaylor2487, you and Jack are an amazing team!!!! Love you're videos!!!!

[@DanielLydic]

If it will run like that, but not idle, check the idle fuel cut off solenoid. There’s a small Dashpot screwed into the side of the carburetor that has two electrical wires going to it. This is to keep the engine from running on i.e. dieseling after the ignition is shut off. Take the two wires off the dash pot and unscrew it from the side of the carburetor you’ll see a little plunger. Hook the wires back up and turn the ignition on. When 12 V is applied to it the plunger should retract opening up the idle fuel circuit. If the plunger does not retract when 12 V is applied to it, or you do not have 12 V there with the key on, the car will not idle. Sometimes you can shoot some WD-40 in them and free them up if they are just stuck, or if you are in a jam, and the plunger does not retract when 12 V is applied you can take a pair of needle, nose, pliers, and snap the plunger end off, and screw the Dashpot back in the Carburetor to plug the hole, and it will idle just fine. The only problem you have is, you will have no ideal, cut off circuit i.e. run on/dieseling protection..

[@876jamaica1]

its a 74 just like mine looking awsome

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Thanks!

[@bobsbarnworkshop]

Here’s a helpful hint! When looking at the schematic you print out from the internet, you have to turn it upside down when under the trunk lid for the orientation to be correct. I know this because I bought a 72 beetle and all the wiring was on the fuse box reversed. I figured the last guy looked at the schematic wrong! I just switched everything back and now it’s fine!

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Thanks for the tip!

[@eddyflanagan8867]

Well done 😊

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Thank you 😁

[@plumerjr]

I have a 74 too. I wish my interior looked that good.

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

I got lucky on this one!

[@ronbunker5778]

Thats a nice VW!

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Thanks Ron

[@briansmythe3000]

Apple didn't fall far from the Tree lol nice one

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Thanks!

[@normankeel5898]

My first car was a ‘74 standard Beetle the same color I bought the summer before my senior year of high school. Drove it from Illinois to San Diego while stationed in the Navy. Would like to find another 1 in pristine condition.

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

That’s a heck of a drive! Lots of nice bugs are still out there

[@duaneulman9915]

Thank you

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

You're welcome

[@jbs454]

My first car I found in weeds was a 67 bug I was 14 years old and just drove it around our property. I also built a Baja bug kit car out of a 72

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

I really want a baja bug!

[@rodrigocosta2779]

Very New car. I like it very Hard. ❤

[@DrDennis]

Great VW skills Okie. I’m also an Okie but now in TX

[@simonhawkins8913]

Great video!! I just subscribed to your channel...alot fun...so happy for you in getting the beetle going!! Well done..They are lovely old cars..my friend from years ago had one..his first car after passing his driving test!! And you guys made it back home again!! 👍👍👍😁😁😁

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@lilorbielilorbie2496]

I think that those are not the og seats. I had a 1974 VW Bug years ago and it was totally original when I got it. There should be a little lever at the very front of the seat that you can release and the whole seat will just slide out you don't even need any tools to remove the seats if they are og VW seats. It looks like it also has a quite pack exhaust on it. Mine had a quite pack/header on it but I took the muffler off and ran a stinger with the baffle out. It was just a stock 1600 but it sounded like it was a "hot rod" lol. The thing that I really liked about it was if I had had a bad day at work when I got into the Bug all of the bad stuff from work just went away and life was good. Wish I had never got rid of it. I and it fixed up in what's known as The California Look.

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

I love the way the baja's sound with that stinger pipe! Driving a hot rod to work can help melt away all of you problems lol

[@yoshinoyajones8924]

Blow out that line and replace the filter, maybe clean the idle jet. if its fuel delivery, confirm the pump is good. get the right air cleaner, fuel lines would be good to replace. nice car, I never had one that new.

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

That's the plan! I need to get an air cleaner ordered. Thanks!

[@TylersNeighborhoodGarage]

It's a 1974 Standard beetle, not a Super Beetle. The generator and air cleaner are not correct for that car...it should have an alternator and a paper air cleaner assembly. The plug on the side is some kind of dealership "diagnostic' plug. Really nice car...wouldn't take much to return it to original!

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Thanks for the info Tyler! I would love to see what those diagnostics looked like on such a simple system lol.

[@TylersNeighborhoodGarage]

@@SpeedBumpGarage You're welcome. Haha, I don't think there was much actual diag ability. I think there was a TDC sensor in the block somewhere and it probably had ability to read dwell and timing advance and voltage but not much more. More of a selling point in those days tot ell the customer that the dealer could "put it on the computer". Some times you'll see the same type of thing on domestics cars during the 70's. Also if you're curious, you can get the engine code off the block under the generator stand and determine of it's the original engine.

[@Madjid-y1l]

C un tres bon travail bonne contuniation bravo......

[@JLC87420]

😂 the tiniest of tire chirps

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Lol we will try and improve on that

[@stephenbacks3100]

The “bulkhead” is a plug for diagnostics. It’s an early obd port.

[@jeffclark3924]

That large electrical connector in the engine compartment is for diagnostic data. Very crude OBD II.

[@MMARC..]

This is my dream to find and fix a VW beetle wow

[@reddmann2216]

My 59 didn't have but 4 fuses and minimal wiring, I updated it to modern fuses and a alternator heavier wiring to handle off-road accessories..it's got a singleport 1500 out of a 67 bus with AA P&C kit due to #3 had a hole in top and side and 1500 top end is no longer available...motor and transaxle were both siezed up but I got operational... want to convert to IRS REAR Eventually.. off road non DOT only toy... everything needed work or replacement

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Sounds fun! I love the early beetles

[@kavanghia6908]

Had that same car same color. Drove it from NJ to Florida. Let my wife's old best friend borrow it, and she sold it. Never saw it again!😥 My son and I are working on a 69 Ghia that we saved from the car crushers! 👍✌️ We have some videos up and will be adding more as we progress 👍✌️

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

That’s too bad on your bug but I have always had a soft spot for Ghias!

[@derekpigott7245]

I want that thing. It would be a great work car.

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

I have been thinking about making it my daily!

[@derekpigott7245]

@@SpeedBumpGarage yeah that would be cool.

[@genegoodman4053]

Nice looking bug yeah I rebuild the carburetor check the spark plug gap and check the points rewire that starter sounds like a bad ground I fix that rust in that pen you some red oxide but some wide Meats on it tires

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Thanks Gene!

[@genegoodman4053]

Take that ground and grounded to the engine not the body put a whole next to the battery with a omelet right straight to the starter bolt then run one to the back to the body it works a lot better

[@genegoodman4053]

I should preview before I send it a rubber grommet after you drill the hole and omelet omelette

[@centralconsultingservicesq1242]

unmolested wiring in the front, some cheap wiring at the back, and well,,, the car looks very clean. Nice project, The main problems is having a block fuel line, the carbiretor need service, it's ok.

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Thanks!

[@androrodriguez7793]

Reminds me of my ol beetle!😂

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Awesome

[@jeffsmith-ze6wb]

You might wanna check the antifreeze to make sure it don’t freeze n bust lol just subscribed THANKS for the video!!

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

lol it tested good

[@chaedeukkim]

Mine was a 74 1303S with curved windshield. I found minor differences such as mine had no energy absorbing bumper brackets, flat glass headlight, dashboard with raised gauge, no headrest on front seats, rear side windows with pop open features,,,

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

I like the shorter seats with no headrest better! I wish this one had them

[@chaedeukkim]

@@SpeedBumpGarage LOL When I had my 1303S, I wish mine came with headrests which were new features. Yea, mine was European version. I don’t care much about the rest but the headlights were something special. They were not sealed beam types mandated by DOT in ‘70s. FYI The shape of glass headlights looked exactly same as ‘74 European Porsche 911 headlight glass cover. They were protruding flat angled glass cover not recessed around bezel rings like most U.S. VW.

[@dugel3]

Hey Kent, another fun video and a cool looking car. My only experience with a VW Bug was when I was a little boy, maybe four or five years old. My mother's best friend had one and she gave my mother and me a ride to the local butcher shop to pick up the beef from a cow we had butchered. I was crammed into the backseat amongst boxes and boxes of meat. After a bit, I realized that the funny looking piece of meat on the top of the box next to me was the tongue from the cow! I'm sure you, Jack and AJ will have a better experience with this bug than I had lol! How are the F-100 projects coming?

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Lol hauling a whole beef in a bug is impressive. F100s are still parked waiting for a spot in the shop.

[@bobsbarnworkshop]

At 10:00 the “bulkhead” you see is the factory test harness connecting block, it should be unused. I see at the same point that it has the usual “burn up my bug” fuel filter too! Get that thing mounted outside the engine compartment!!!!

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Thanks! I will move the filter when I fix the fuel system

[@sandyburkett1824]

GREAT video Kent. Keep’em coming💙

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Thanks Sandy!

[@rondisanti8928]

enjoyed video. keep‘em coming!! :)

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Thanks Ron

[@michaelhartzell9758]

After owning many vws you can learn how they all work. Basic cars with not many frills

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

My step Dad always called them "Basic Transportation" lol

[@scottfindley7284]

Great new find. Can't wait to see what you do with it. Any word on any of those old pick-ups you got lol?

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

They are all waiting on a spot in the shop lol. The engine in the yellow one is still "marinating"

[@JamesHGroffSr]

They are a RUGGET LITTLE AIR COOLED ENGINE that have a magnet in the bottom of the oil panbolt to collect steel particles that can wear an engine oil pump out if not captured by the magnet.They had nice after market kits for rebuilding that little motor.You get 4 new cylinders with matching pistons and rings,rist pins and retainers crank berrings end play bearings.The 4 cylinders come with valve seats already installed you have to seat valves. They were really nice little motor that any KID could learn.I had the FAST BACK engine, they called it the PANKAKE ENGINE with two carborators that had to be sycronized with what you called a UNISON.My wife loved that car with the wined crank SUN ROOF.The heaters in Volkswagons that year were very good for keeping a case of beer COLD?In other words THEY WERE NOT WOURTH SHIT!!!

[@jettafixer7]

That is an easy carb to over hall. Take it apart, clean it and it will run great!

[@jasonmorales1846]

In regards to your last video about that grille you bought with that truck.If you still don't know I believe it to belong to a 1959 F-100.

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Thanks! I’m going to hang it on the shop wall for now

[@LarryRhoden-o3b]

Nice car

[@Hollymadeline]

I literally was stranded on a bridge in my beetle headed uphill and my accelerator went limp. Cable snapped 😅

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Not a good place to be lol

[@udithaperamuna9818]

best tir

[@tinagougeon1416]

The round tail-lights came out in I believe 1980.

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Thanks!

[@MrSchrum]

@@SpeedBumpGarageit’s a 74 standard. 73 was the first year for the elephant foot style tail lights. I’ve got a 74 standard

[@davet.3587]

Like the name of your channel, hope your not planning on moving to Tennessee, lol

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Tennessee would be nice lol. I think ill stay in Oklahoma though

[@zimms-world]

Cool video. Just found your channel and subscribed. Looking forward to more videos

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Thanks Zimm! You need to check out my other VW! I have 3 or 4 videos on it

[@SantaChannel.2022]

素晴しいですね　　チャンネル登録しました！ That's great. I subscribed to your channel!

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

Thanks!