The Truth About the El Camino

[@scottykilmer]

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[@1992raider]

He Actually Used A Pic Of Common😂

[@michaelpinkham3890]

Merry Christmas Scotty kalmar and try to have fun

[@trailspeed7037]

Hey Scotty I’ve got a 2010 f150 4.6 3v 4x4 that has 280,000 miles, what do you think about those trucks and what should I expect in terms of repairs in the future, this truck does go through routine maintenance if that can tell you anything.

[@bigbean78]

Hey Scotty...GM and Ford both say they’re not going to make cars anymore because people don’t want them, yet the Genesis G70 made by Hyundai just won MT 2019 Car of the Year. I found it both funny and impressive. What’s your opinion on that?

[@billjones8237]

@Scotty Kilmer What do you think of the 1988 560sl? honest opinion on the engine please

[@CJColvin]

The Elcamino and Ranchero will always look wayyyyyyyyyy cooler than any modern truck you see on the road today.

[@christopherhendricks4369]

This is true

[@AiOinc1]

True but they still look worse than any Prius you'll see on the road. At least styling wise.

[@CJColvin]

@@AiOinc1 LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! A Prius looks a million more times ugly than the Ranchero and Elcamino does.

[@Kauffman578]

What brand were these cars?

[@Kauffman578]

@@CJColvin bro, that guy is a soyboy

[@barryjohnson990]

I've put about 250k miles on my 65 El Camino in the last 25 years. I am on my second engine and transmission, but it is worth putting in however much it costs to fix it because it keeps going up in value. I get complimented all the time when people see me driving it. Parts are still fairly easy to get and it is pretty easy to work on.

[@mateodelcastillo7186]

Barry Johnson don’t buy a new car. They are worthless.

[@codezalo5773]

Hey what's the maintenance like? Or what to look out for it would be awesome to know before I attempt to get one

[@oscarbear7498]

Thats sounds pretty good actually, because the longer you hold it and maintain, the high the value. It's always cool

[@monkmodemalik8225]

What’s humanities greatest achievement? Scotty: “ ‘94 Celica”

[@eddiehuff7366]

Actually ElCaminos and Rancheros were more of a truck than what I see today. Most of these new "trucks" can't haul 6 foot lumber without dropping tailgate.....pitiful I say. I lmao every time I see a 45000$ "truck" pulling a trailer with lumber on it....cause the "truck" bed is so short.

[@eddiehuff7366]

@@sevnlight6313 That's true. It's a crewmax.

[@jimbeaver27]

Well Mr Bigtrucker, in Japan we have little Kei Trucks and we love them. You will never find a more useful vehicle, even if you have to lower the tailgate sometimes for 8 foot lumber, boo hoo. Try getting 60 mpg on your BIG truck.

[@JazGalaxy]

I had a guy come into my shop just last week who was complaining about this very thing. It’s hard for him to find a truck with a truck bed large enough to do real work.

[@josh_224]

I got an 8ft bed

[@jjjsmith2497]

I always wondered what ever happened to the small pickups with the really long beds...

[@jakeknight4541]

I love the 67-72 El Caminos, my absolute dream car. The muscle performance, unique looks, 10/10 cool factor

[@CJColvin]

Amen Brother

[@bigbean78]

When I was in high school, one of my best friends had a 1985 GMC Caballero (the only one I’ve ever seen). The funny thing about it was it had an aftermarket radio, and the CD player would only eject when it wanted to. You were stuck listening to what was in it until it did. We listened to a live Doors album for what must’ve been a month before it finally came out. Great memories!

[@elijahbutterfield4869]

That's definitely got "highschool" written all over it. I remember about 7 or 8 years ago, I was on my way to school, and my elky wouldn't start. So I stuck a pencil down the carburetor cause I didn't have anyone around to hold the butterflies open for me. I had to do that three more times on the way to school, and three more on the way back. Old cars will make you have stories, whether you like it or not. 😂

[@mattbartolovich8228]

Do you remember what album?

[@mattbartolovich8228]

@@elijahbutterfield4869 yes totally agree been there done that!

[@SteveHacker]

I’ve been wanting a classic El Camino as my first car restoration project BIGTIME! 😍😍😍

[@Betoruffo]

same. i’m just a teenager but i love those cars. Theyre the perfect beach cars haha

[@tavita]

Me too!

[@itsurmombruh1391]

@@Betoruffo me too I’m getting my first car soon and I’m hoping to get an El Camino or something like that

[@tonetrue2251]

My father have a el Camino just sitting. Runs perfect. Saving up to buy it from him.

[@gregodena.a3577]

I'm still saving

[@gregodena.a3577]

Lol I'm buying it next week. I may create a KZbin... I wrote that original post

[@dwnwa1872]

@@gregodena.a3577 where's the YT

[@jessevongnaraj2276]

I have a 83 el Camino with a 350 Spins tires all day every day

[@bobcoleman9733]

So I'm you in another universe, yours better not be silver and base trim. Snag interior out of another but it was an SS so that Plus the mag 500 SS 15 inch with Mickey Thompsons. All right looking first car for a kid. Me.

[@deluciv6634]

Same here but mines a 1984

[@APCustoms1]

Same but mines a 74 el camino with a 350 its in really perfect condition. my uncle gave it to me last year and couldn't be any happier! And its my daily car.

[@seaperu1]

goodyear must love you

[@sategllib2191]

Well yeah theres no weight in the back lol

[@HiTechDiver]

Just bought a 2006 F250 w/ 6.0 powerstroke, for $5000. Truck was in good shape, but wasn't running. They said it needed a HPOP ($500 +labor) It ended up being a $15 screen and o-ring kit for the IPR valve. A small bit of screen broke off and lodged between the valve and seat. After watching a DieselTechRon video, I performed the diagnosis and labor myself. Best deal I've ever run across.

[@MrMarkpoole]

I needed a small truck,so I bought a '65 Ranchero. It does what I need and it's a blast to drive.

[@MrMarkpoole]

@@sevnlight6313 I wanted a truck that I could pay cash for and wouldn't need to be smog checked. I would have considered an old Datsun truck,but there weren't any around when I was looking. Besides,the Ranchero is a bit of a hot rod.

[@MrMarkpoole]

@@sevnlight6313 Mechanical parts are easy,and there is a Falcon parts store near me that has most of the rest.

[@jenniferzennifer6949]

Chevy El Camino was my first car. Hand me down... I loved it! Fun car-truck!

[@Hurtydwarf]

If Chevy came back for even 1 year with the El Camino I think I would absolutely trade in my truck for one. Definitely my favorite vehicle but they're so uncommon around me and the decent ones run 10k+. All the cheaper ones are automatic, which, I've only ever driven automatics but I think I'd want one in manual just for the fun of it.

[@Trehugindrtlvr1]

If you can find an F150 with the 300 I6, I wouldn't even sweat how many miles are on that thing. It's slow, but damn near indestructible.

[@xaenon]

@@MrSdallen123 It's a truck; it doesn't need to be 'fast'. It just needs to move the load from A to B, and the old 300 six-banger had plenty of power for general use and was stone reliable. It's why Ford sold so damned many of them with that engine on board. If you ain't pulling a big trailer and don't have an irrational compulsion to outgun everyone else at the stop light, the six is all you'd ever need.

[@DanKirchner5150]

@@MrSdallen123 these 300's are great boat anchors and can easily be replaced with a rubber band for more power .

[@mnvikings1973]

Am i way off or is that engine comparable durability-wise to the 4.0 straight 6 jeep motor?

[@TiberianFiend]

@@mnvikings1973 Ford L6 had timing gears insead of a chain or belt. That's why they're so durable.

[@mnvikings1973]

@@TiberianFiend There is a hell of alot more too its durability than what you stated. Why do i say that you ask? Because once again, don't trust all the "experts". You spoke up, i replied nicely. Now go do some homework.

[@McHighler]

Actaully, my Grandpa had an El Camino and he told me that his title for it says it is classified as a truck.

[@living-wellon-less5669]

The biggest problem with them was it was a car suspension so you ended up with a bed that could hold far more than the suspension could handle so it couldn't handle that much. Now some trucks drive and ride as good as cars so it became a useless concept but they will always look cool!

[@avianaviator1570]

Ive got a 89 nissan D21 that i love to death. Standard transmission, little 4cyl, 4wd, its such a dream.

[@SuperWatson63]

My brother bracket raced his 69 e! Camino. He was pretty consistent running the eighth mile in the 8.50s

[@BMWAddictE90]

Always loved the El Camino. Such interesting cars and fairly cheap

[@RJ-qm1gi]

I got a 65 ford ranchero. High performance 289 motor. Runs like a dream. Traded my 88 McLaren mustang for it

[@adityasanthanam1945]

The El Camino and Ranchero were good cars. Would be nice if they come back into production. The Holden Ute was also a good car, similar to the Ranchero or El Camino.

[@wildbill23c]

or the Subaru Brat, Ford Explorer Sport Trac, and the Subaru Baja LOL. They've tried, but the complete lack of a usable truck bed is why they were so ridiculous...then again people are buying full size trucks today to use as their family sedans which is why trucks are so ridiculously over-priced and contain way too many nonsense electronic gadgets.

[@charliepatterson9321]

William Todd , I drove my Ranchero for 29 years and used it to haul tools and materials . Tell me again how the bed was completely unusable ?

[@amandahuginkiss4098]

Ford made the falcon ute in Australia ( modern version of Ranchero) up until 2016.

[@richardjohnson8176]

I just saw 2 1984 dodge rampage come up for sale and was curious how good those were?

[@jabbajawz]

@@charliepatterson9321 He's talking about the other cars that made an attempt at being a truck...

[@austrianpainterinhiding88]

An old V6 Ranger with a 5-speed is in my opinion the best light duty work truck you can get, especially for well under five grand usually. They made millions of those things, they weren't too complicated and over-the-top, they're easy to work on and don't break down much, and super easy and cheap to find parts for. Ford did a good job with the Rangers from the 80s all the way through the 90s in my opinion.

[@Mixwell1983]

Used to have a 72 ranchero as my first car. Wish I still had it. My grandpa gave me mine and it was white with a 351c. His work one was a 72 with a 302 and he installed a rack on it.

[@pedrofernandez3893]

Does anyone remember the GMC Caballero?

[@LS1007]

pedro fernandez Yes. A friend had one in 1977. It was a blue/gray color. Thanks for refreshing my memory.

[@aaronhayden1780]

Same as the elco

[@candorguy]

Yes. The GMC Caballero was a rebadged Chevy El Camino while it went down the assembly.

[@LS1007]

Aaron Hayden correct

[@LS1007]

candorguy correct

[@GearheadGarden]

Yeah,I've owned my El Camino for almost 30 years and it still brings smiles to people wherever I go with it. Thing about Toyota's is that they are reliable but way overpriced for what you get. I've owned 3 of them and they ran like a top for over 100K miles with only a few oil leaks to complain about. Stay away from the ones that are loaded up with options though. That extra stuff tends to go bad. I had a 90 that actually cracked the instrument panel lens and replaced two sets of door handles! A 20 year old beater with 150K is going for over 7K which is just nuts to me. Still wish I had one of my 90 Toyota trucks though. Oh yeah and stay away from the V6 in the smaller trucks. More trouble than its worth and a gas hog. A 22R or 22RE with a five speed is far more economical, reliable and fun.

[@bennetfox]

It's not just an El Camino it's a way of life!

[@christopherreszel3122]

Love the El Caminos . Big fan of Subarus also. Would love a baja or Brat.

[@bitterclinger5876]

Like others have commented, pickup bed size and cab style are usually a function of your needs. Back in 2000 when I bought my '98 F-150 I had to shop all over metro Houston to find the configuration I wanted as a cabinetmaker-- extended cab with 8' bed. I think Ford offered a crew cab with the long bed in all weight classes some years before that, but now you have to go to at least a 3/4 ton to get that setup. Now that the crew cab 1/2-ton models come only with a 5.5' or 6.5' bed, most folks I know with these use them as a second family car or to tow a boat on weekends, etc. I seldom see them in the building trades.

[@tomcondon6169]

I loved my '64 Falcon Ranchero. Falcons came in passenger car, station wagon, and mini-Ranchero.

[@c.steele3386]

First video I watched to get an overview of el Camino and I like the pace and knowledge. I will follow and thanks!

[@Frank-oe4ko]

Gotta disagree with you on the full size truck thing. 5k you are looking for 10 plus years or older. You want something thatll be dead reliable. 99-06 Chevy Silverado is the best. The drivetrain is better than any Ford or dodge for gas engine, and if your transmission or engine crap out they're a dime a dozen so a replacement drivetrain will be cheap

[@CP-pb3pj]

Isaiah Ledesma , I agree, I miss my 02 Silverado. They are very smooth and easy to drive with simple buttons for the climate control and radio. The only weak points are the instrument cluster bulbs/gauges and the Fuel Pump are not the greatest but that’s minor stuff.

[@LordCoolnessocity]

I agree, entire fleet for our HVAC company is comprised of Chevy's. My '08 Express Cargo van is on about to hit 400k miles 👍

[@TheCalgarycanuck]

Our '01 Silverado still runs sweet at 220K.

[@markdalton3900]

This channel rocks soooooo hard!

[@gofastnys]

This stuff gets better and better

[@nicholasdoran]

One problem with those nissan pickups was the crankshaft pulley will gradually slide out of alignment with the belts and result in belt squeal/wear. They didn't bolt them to the crank like other engine belt systems so there's nothing holding the crankshaft on securely; they're just pressed on and can be pushed back into alignment.

[@wildbill23c]

Simple fix, remove it, drill and tap a hole and put in a set screw LOL.

[@kirkbarlow4909]

Had a 72 ranchero 351 Cleveland ran great , and very comfortable. They are light in the back and when you lock up brakes they get squirrelly.

[@jwelchon2416]

I once had a 1975 Ranchero. It even had a matching tonneau cover. Great car aside from being rather poor in the snow. Wish I had it now!!

[@Storkmeister63]

Merry Christmas Scotty

[@HappyHands.]

I'd like to find one of those small early 1960's Rancheros and upgrade the suspension and brakes.

[@lordofwar9638]

I had an 86 Nissan hardbody pickup, great little pickup. Mine was running strong with over 300k on the odometer. I had it till a wheel bearing went bad, but even still the engine was good. Had it with a manual transmission of course. Good light duty work truck too.

[@wildbill23c]

Wheel bearing went bad so you got rid of it over a $10 bearing? I had an 89 hardbody with the 3L V6 in it 4x4 and manual transmission and the damn AC was still working in it when I sold it to a kid who needed a vehicle...it sat at my work parking lot for a couple weeks and I finally told the kid he needed to get it out of there otherwise it would be hauled off...he had to have his mommy come get it because what he neglected to point out was he had no idea how to drive a vehicle with a manual transmission.

[@TampaSupastar22]

@@wildbill23c 😂

[@lordofwar9638]

William Todd It wasn’t my only vehicle so I decided I’d sell it to a buddy that was looking to fix it up. It was already lifted and sitting on 30s if i remember right. The A/C didn’t work on mine though. The solution was rolling down the windows and driving faster. Lol It was such a fun little truck, lot of memories in that Nissan. I actually learned to drive stick in that truck. I just jumped in and practiced on my own for about an hour and I was good. Kids AND most adults now don’t want anything to do with a standard. Which sucks because they barely make vehicles with stick now.

[@rudy52350]

Merry Christmas Scotty to you and your family .

[@joshb.guptill5127]

Scotty, I owned a 2013 Fiat 500. The best thing about it was the TMPS showed the pressures of all 4 tires. I sold it and bought a 2013 Honda Accord Ex-L. Wonderful car! The problem is Honda didn't believe in displaying the individual tire pressures. Why? I love the car, love the engine, but can't understand for the life of me why they they would do that.

[@michaelfeyrnand6065]

Here's the deal about El Camino' s in Central Texas summers... It uses the same AC as the Chevelle it's based on, so with less than half the volume to cool, it's a freezer in the interior during the hottest weather!

[@MrNiftyNic]

My first car was a 1970 El Camino Rally Sport, 350 four barrel. Loved that vehicle, wish I still had It. It was great for going to the drive in movies with a date and watching a movie from the bed on a couple of sleeping bags 😁👍

[@KeithOutWest]

I had a 76 El Camino. Never should have sold it.

[@mtdracer69]

I love the Christmas cat pillows Scotty!

[@caliranger249]

Top notch Scotty from California

[@erleclaire]

My hair was on fire, had a bike, and with the "Camino" would race up to Donnybrook and do some more racing! I miss that beast, which was a blast at drive-in movies parked backwards with the party action all in the back snuggled up like bugs! ....

[@whyisthisnottyping]

Easiest way to check your TPS is to go to discount tire

[@paris466]

I had an El Camino when I was a teenager. Loved that old cruck (or trar?)

[@NascarFan-qq4lu]

Thanks Scotty for answering my question. I forgot to say what size since I am looking for a regular size truck but thanks and Merry Christmas!

[@scottykilmer]

Merry Christmas!

[@lukestangl4420]

First or second generation Dodge Cummins is the way to go when looking for a nigh unkillable work truck

[@amandahuginkiss4098]

@@sevnlight6313 Stop knocking Satan. Satan in the bible only killed 10 people. God killed millions.

[@amandahuginkiss4098]

@@sevnlight6313 Ok lets talk about religion in a car video. God doesn't kill weeds. He kills women and babies. 1 Sam 15:3 - Now go, attack the Amalekites and totally destroy[a] all that belongs to them. Do not spare them; put to death men and women, children and infants, cattle and sheep, camels and donkeys.’”

[@robedwrds3879]

Happy Xmas Scotty, thanks for all the videos.

[@USCG.Brennan]

I've had several of both brands and liked them all.....with the right engine, paint and wheels, you have a nice Cruiser

[@jameymote4598]

Have a merry Christmas

[@gunnartravis7314]

Scotty. I have learned more from your videos then I did in college. Thank you. I will go back much better prepared and ready to get in and get dirty. Thank you for your videos

[@cordovanbee713]

Great content! Thanks Great Delivery!

[@windrider4502]

Thank You For Your Videos. Merry Christmas And Happy New Year To All

[@Flammable281]

I got lucky a couple years ago and bought a 1994 Chevy Cheyenne C1500 pickup with only 170k miles on it for $2500 bucks. Today it has 187k miles on it and it runs like a clock. Everything works on it still. From what I have read online it’s not unusual for these era of trucks to last over 300k miles.

[@clarkbreen4634]

I had a 1997 Nissan Pickup with 460000 and still ran when I sold it. Great Truck

[@dalegribble683]

REV UP YOUR CAT PILLOWS WITH SANTA HATS!!!!

[@gabesolis4610]

"Got dammit dale" i said propane not cocaine. ( Hank hill voice) lol

[@dalegribble683]

Sevn Light that boy ain’t right

[@dalegribble683]

Gabe Herrera I know what you realllly said

[@glennso47]

Dale Gribble Rev up your arm and your leg!🥴

[@ivlineofficial]

Dale Gribble hey aren't you friends with John Redcorn, he's my dad...

[@matthewmontegut9159]

Had quite a few El Camino's. '64 (street/strip 3 - 4 dif motors), '65 (s/s 3 motors), '68 '69 '71 '73 '76. Great service out of each and every one.

[@Chris-sg1by]

Im eyeing on a fully functional 79 el camino that basically gots it all. I know they consume gas alot but I want it as my daily driver

[@davidmandziuk8493]

The El Camino used the same frame as the Chevelle, just a little more heavy duty

[@michaelnippert945]

My dad had a 1972 El Camino it was kind of squirrelly when the road was wet and it didn't stop well but we bought it used

[@libertyordeath555]

"Stealership"!...luv it Scotty.

[@x1181andc1079]

Thank you for the video. I just purchased an accord and my first ever Honda. I love it!

[@unstablebobgable]

Every time a new Scotty Kilmers video drops I pack up the Cannabis and get all schmoked up.

[@TRUGUNNER187]

Love this video I currently have a 94 Hardbody and I do baby it

[@melchristian3638]

Merry Christmas to everybody

[@loyalroyal1015]

You are a real fun character sir and your knowledge of cars is TOTAL AWESOME . Thanks again and i like Santa kitty ! GOD BLESS U AND YOURS SIR.

[@niteshades_promise]

80's el camino n vw rabbit pick up are my favorites. also rampage n Subaru brat🍻

[@sebastiansac8219]

It’s my bday, Scotty, rev up my bday?*^*

[@scottykilmer]

Happy Birthday!

[@brianszymanski2971]

Happy b-day

[@LS1007]

Sebastian SAC Happy Birthday 🎂

[@rubyred8845]

Happy Birthday :)

[@sebastiansac8219]

Love u guys who r saying happy bday. Thanks a lot makes me smile 😊 especially since Kilmer responded. He’s me and my brothers fav.

[@jetfranks1634]

I say this a lot, but we need to go back to no tire sensors, no touch-screens, no computerized parts that wear out! True story: I went to buy a 2018 mustang Bullitt, and when I took it on the test drive, I hit a pothole and the touch-screen went crazy! The air blew hot on max, the radio turned up to 67 and back down to zero, then the screen went white! We need a\c dials and radio buttons back! I decided to keep my '08 mustang for that reason! If I'm gonna pay $50,000 for a car, the least you could do is build a touch-screen that can survive the test drive!

[@steveharrison3007]

I've enjoyed your presentations all year , merry Christmas and thanks . Rev up your sleigh 😁

[@claudiobizama5603]

El Camino and Ranchero are comparable to australian Utes. There are other car chassis based pickups in Europe and developing countries. Like the Chevrolet Montana and Fiat Strada.

[@Leonardokite]

My grandpa had the Ford version.....the Ranchero! Interesting vehicle. I remember it well.

[@jonnyenough1531]

I had a 79, very good car but only 2 seats. 383 stroker, air ride, lowered.. Only 4 mpg though so I got a Z71 when my daughter was on the way

[@brianyoung4863]

Recently started watching, great information and presentation of your videos! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[@mjnc3672]

I had a '76 El Camino for about 10 years. It was very reliable.

[@user-ww4dj5si4l]

Awww scotty your cat is sleeping behind you super cute!!!

[@shilohwonder4296]

I love my 98 ranger. Great truck.

[@chrislawson7983]

Thanks Scotty.

[@louiskaye2093]

El caminos and rancheros should make excellent 2,000 HP drag cars because of their low profile while the large flat bed covered acts as a giant rear wing to keep the car planted, stable and straight. Not a new idea if you're familiar with Larry Larson's s10.

[@68RedDragonz]

Ha! LOVE that you found a pic of the Rambo Lambo! Great placement of it too 😉

[@ItsCleto]

My boss at the garage owns a '68 SS 396 matching number, right down to the screws that hold in the tail lights. 525 horses, that thing pulls hard.

[@iamteamBB]

it was the reason i happen to watch "my name is earl". they had one on the show. that is has always been weird good to me. i wont own one but still they made me think of the Subaru that had the open truck lol.

[@oliverrojas7117]

Great Info. Thanks

[@theghostofmarley3554]

Rev up your 80s El Camino V6! (Aka mine)

[@mateodelcastillo7186]

TheGhostofMarley get a 350 at least or you just have a skateboard with a elcamino body

[@readtheinstructions1407]

I purchased a 1979 El Camino in Arizona while in the Air force back in 1984. Brought it back to NY when I was discharged and that truck only lasted 10 years after driving on road salt. I HATE road salt. I just purchased a new vehicle this year and do not plan on driving it this winter.

[@readtheinstructions1407]

@danbau08 Thanks!

[@G_Confalonieri]

There was a Falcon Ranchero built in Argentina with shorter wheel base, just built over the regular Falcon chasis.

[@RebeccaCampbell1969]

El Camino, car-pickup truck vehicle, is quite common in Australia with smaller Opel type cars. A "work-worker-company" car… In Mexico they were introduced to invade the small Nissan pickup trucks market and the results were below average: not the same endurance as the Nissan

[@antonio1681]

Neat and cool to see!

[@davidjohnston7512]

Here in Australia cars like the el Camino are called Utes.Short for utility vehicle.

[@lindsayhengehold5341]

Love Chevy’s & this car!

[@gentlepersuader]

In Australia and New Zealand those sorts of vehicles are referred to as Utes (Utility Vehicle).

[@henrylicious]

Something like an El Camino could sell in the US today. In Australia they still have them. I would love a car with a truck bed.

[@paimannamazi3064]

This guy reminds me of Dennis Hopper when he played in the movie Speed. LOL

[@Dudenvideo]

Scotty, I missed my old '68 fastback , but couldn't afford one now so i bought a '64 Ranchero. It's basically a 65 Mustang, just don't try taking any corners to fast because you start missing that rear end weight immediately. More truck than car on the Ford side of things. Lol Also El camino, Camaro guys ... i love you, play nice in the comment section, i think your cars look cool too. Peace

[@nermket4849]

I wouldn't even try taking corners fast in a mustang either

[@kunu98]

You could fine a second gen ram 2500 as a durable work truck. 2 solid axles and reliable engine

[@davidferraro9356]

Good, I thought this was going to be bad but it was good