WILL IT RUN ? Sitting for YEARS UNTOUCHED! 🔥

[@hobolyf]

Japanese knows how make small cars that can run forever.

[@dereksans1015]

Is that japanese

[@hobolyf]

@@dereksans1015might not made in japan but its made by Suzuki.

[@Cheezwizzz]

harsha806 it looks like a Dhiatsu

[@thumperpaul]

Geo Metro was made by Suzuki.

[@Silly_Cone]

@@thumperpaul that type of cars were made here in Hungary too. Has been sold as a Suzuki Swift :) from 1.0L to 1.6L. Im sure both got some differences tho.

[@KIIIIIIIIIIYOSHI-DONO]

That battery is literally the size of that little 3 cylinder 😂

[@silasmcgee3647]

@Liams Lexus Build it doesn't even look like what it used to the Chevy not realize that they have the capacity to make a brand new car look exactly like a car from the 90s? They're just choosing not to and besides a 2021 Blazer is not going to be any more reliable then the rest of the junk they make these days like who buys a 2018 Malibu to have cylinder 1 fail completely at 20,000 miles? That's just gross

[@silasmcgee3647]

Prawn Stars lol

[@mazambeliqbal3487]

Lol 🤣

[@vincentmullins6607]

The battery would have started a truck ! lol

[@bartonwest3011]

HihiHi Hi Hi Hi

[@Badgermatt-nc5nr]

Steve, you probably made your pet squirrel very mad, that was probably one of his favorite spots to hang out!!! LOL

[@hilltopmachineworks2131]

Yeah peanut come back from a trip in the woods to find his condo gone.

[@HabbyKids]

Hhhhh

[@springer-qb4dv]

Not a squirrel. A giant rat!

[@JMD-tu1xm]

@@springer-qb4dv no a mouse

[@Gentenstation]

My dad had a 91 3 cylinder and I had a 98 (Suzuki badge) 4 cylinder. Both cars are gone now sadly. I have a dream every now and then that is basically this video where I find them hidden behind my old house and they still work.

[@WatchWesWork]

Looks like she's ready for the daily commute!

[@stevenbuell5387]

Let's run it until the wheels fall off know

[@zuranku]

@@stevenbuell5387 Never! Run it forever!

[@garymucher9590]

Wow, That brings back memories. I was handed a 96 Geo Metro to play with. And since the previous owner looked like she used it for a demolition derby contender. There wasn't one panel or door or even the top that wasn't seriously damaged. I thought I would try my hand at auto-body repair, just because. Amazingly, I did teach myself after many many times of redoing the same areas and not liking how they looked. But then I finally understood how it was done and refurbished that car back to new condition. Even the inside headliner and seats, carpet and you name it. It was amazing the difference in that vehicle once I was finished refurbishing it. The new paint finish was near perfect and the local body repair guy stated he couldn't have done it any better and was amazed I did that on my first attempt. And it was that same red color as well...

[@brucewilliams6292]

I loved my Geo metro. They were incredible on gas. I used to shut the AC off to get more horsepower to merge into traffic. Mine starting using huge amounts of oil and I suspected it had a broken ring. Thanks for sharing.

[@anibalbabilonia1867]

Still sounds like when it was new!✌😂👍i knew a semi truck driver who have one of those, and he's about 6'4" and he said he loves the little thing! Because of the mileage he gets, he also told me that his car got over 300,000 thousand miles on it! Wow! Very impressive!

[@richardkaltenbach3961]

318,600+ Thousand Miles On Mine And It's An Automatic! So There!

[@raiderrichard7291]

Why are you neglecting this? Drive it or sell it. It deserves that!

[@LukesJukes]

“It burns an excessive amount of oil” he says it in the first 30 seconds of the video. It’s a geo POS.

[@x1warrior1x85]

Analog Hour still better than the tacky electronic shit they’re putting out nowadays 😂

[@richardunicorn7879]

@lystadludwig69 I'd rather drive a Geo than an new piece of shit Tesla, or any new car really.

[@richardunicorn7879]

I was thinking the same thing: "Don't let it for in the woods! Take car of it!"

[@richardunicorn7879]

@JohnDoe You MUST like writing this comment, as you clearly already told 'Sumtingwong Richard' the same thing. I can READ, it's just sad to see good cars parked in the woods to rot.

[@N.Cognito]

My first car was a 93 Geo Metro, automatic. Car wouldn't move out of its own way.

[@Synthwave89]

90s automatic transmissions were garbage. a manual metro was and is a very decent car. still lots of them running around europe and latin america.

[@indranilchakrabarty4196]

Auto were hopeless. Stick shifts were great

[@springer-qb4dv]

My daily driver now is 94 geo metro, now 27 years old. Still start like a champ and drives fine. of course you don't expect 0-60 times of a sports car, but given the high mpg, you get a small, fuel efficient engine.

[@richardkaltenbach3961]

Unfunny You Should Say That, Dickhead, Because My '90 3 Cylinder Automatic HAULS ASS And Gets Me In A Whole Lot Of Trouble With POLICE!! ESPECIALLY CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL!!

[@yogisfriend7869]

you may consider this crazy but that Metro would be a great source of content should you tear into that engine

[@jimchance5006]

Yogis Friend I have rebuilt the geo prizm's engine(similar but 4 cylinders), and it was easy. It Would make great content!

[@marksimmons3801]

why tear in on a motor with 280k on it ? replace it with a good used motor

[@jimchance5006]

@@marksimmons3801 Good question. These motors are known for running for like 500k miles, but the prizm ones (mostly 1998 and later) burned lots of oil. So the ones in the junkyard are all ran out of oil, thats the only thing that kill these things. Even a good junkyard motor will start burning oil shortly after I install it. To fix the issue, you have to drill 2 extra oil drain holes in the piston. I figured I could either get a junkyard motor that will maybe run for 20k more miles before oil consumption kills it, or I could rebuild mine with fixed pistons and run it for another 200k.

[@marksimmons3801]

@@jimchance5006 thanks for the info and knowledge Jim !

[@vidkid01]

Motorcycle engine swap

[@nelofernandez1459]

That would be a good practice car for your son when he takes his driving license.

[@NoelBarlau]

Got me beat, Steve! I bought a 1992 Subaru Legacy wagon from a co-worker for $150. He'd abandoned it in the employee parking lot for about 3 years. All four tires were sitting on the rims, so I aired them up and put a new battery in it and it turned over about 1.5x and popped right off. I drove it for about 5 years and then gave it to my dad, who is still driving it to this day. Japanese cars from this era were absolutely indestructible.

[@jomimag1280]

This car made me remember when my older sister bought her first car: a Subaru Justy 4WD 1992. It was the four door model. I loved that car.

[@lloyd4768]

Hey it starts and it's one step above a Yugo..... lol

[@rexjolles]

My yugo is actually a great running car. Sometimes

[@RustyVigero2005]

@@rexjolles how'd you even find a Yugo? I've never seen one in my life.

[@martinrafaj6096]

@@RustyVigero2005 in balkans you see them everywhere literally every other barn has a Yugo in it, lol

[@discerningmind]

It's more than one step above a Yugo.

[@springer-qb4dv]

@@discerningmind yes, yugo had lots of problems, but Geo metro/susuzki Swift was a proven design which served millions around the world over the years.

[@Robert-ko6wr]

You said, “You don’t have to worry about this thing rolling away.” You’re my favorite comedian. You make me laugh out loud frequently but the viewer HAS to listen carefully. Your very funny but you are also very quick with your comments. Thanks for sharing.

[@brodiehalls5052]

“This battery’s bigger than the car almost” Lol

[@shawnstillman736]

You can fix oil burners with a garden hose with a sprayer on mist. Get the engine up to operating temp and rev the engine up. Now slowly start spraying water do this for about 10 minutes. This cleans the carbon out of the ring lands and allows the oil control rings to work again.

[@jimby_vokk3110]

These little Suzuki Swift's are super reliable , in Hungary everyone has one since they were built here , they keep it as the cheap economy car , we have a Suzuki alto , a similar 4 cylinder small car

[@JowoHD]

i knew a teacher from hungary who had a swift, when she moved to the uk she put all her stuff in it and drove it over, got it re-registered and kept driving it over here until it was crashed into, she swore by that little lhd car

[@jimby_vokk3110]

@@zackburkhart6521 suzuki made a 1.0 3cyl swift and a 1.3 4cyl swift and a 1.6 sport swift

[@faiqmallick7176]

@@jimby_vokk3110 yeah here in Pakistan, they have sold it till 2017, with 4 cylinders 1.0, i still have it, Suzuki changed few things like headlights, interior grill color, backlights, door mouldings etc and named it, "Suzuki Cultus Euro 2"

[@jimby_vokk3110]

@@faiqmallick7176 oh that's cool

[@arthur850_]

For us in Europe (Suzuki Swift) These are quite tough cars. The engine can indeed last quite some time and will easy do 300 000 km+. To reach that: Just give it its regular service, oil, coolant and the car is indestructible!

[@filipesequeira4923]

Totaly agree. You have told how It was the history of my life with my Suzuki Swift 1.3 sedan

[@springer-qb4dv]

Best part about geo metro is ease of service. I can do oil/filer change in just 10 minute flat. No jacking needed. Way easier than any other car, including toyota and honda.

[@leeroyholloway4277]

"nothing really wrong with it... except everything" made me chuckle. Thanks for all that you share. Best thoughts to Elizabeth.

[@markcnc]

At least you have a place to start if you decide to put it back in to service.

[@riverratranger1427]

I ran a half dozen of these into the ground commuting. They were incredible. I got to where I could pull that 3 banger out in an hour and a half. Easy to work on. Fantastic mileage.

[@robertevans6481]

Old 3 cylinders...got to love them...lol...yea peanut is going to like """hey where my clubhouse"""😂

[@zaq7856]

I like this type of cars cuz its very customizable

[@BigAdam2050]

Dude, either fix it or sell it. Those go for a decent little wedge I think as folks love the high millage, also I hate seeing stuff return to the earth.

[@Romeo_GR]

These cars simply refuse to die...

[@mattbeck3933]

My sister had one of these. Loved driving it. Like a go-cart with AC.

[@74Dyenamo]

My sister did too. A 1989 Metro LSi. She bought it brand new and was definitely the only one around our town that had one for quite a while!!!

[@MichaelMcFearin]

Oh MY GOD, the first youtuber to actually clean the window, thank you! ^_^

[@LeadTheBore]

Unironically for a total shitbox these were great commuter cars. Tougb, reliable & got insane mileage if you drove them right. It takes a lot to screw these little cars up. Couldn't get away from their own shadow though.

[@stevencorrea7982]

My little shit box is going to have a 144 volt forklift motor. Talking about a rolling casket on wheels.

[@TheDangShow69]

Fellow Kentuckian. This type of stuff is right up our alley.

[@jundialhaqiqa9907]

I'd love to see it get a deep clean.

[@seanpeacock5595]

Had a Metro, Firefly and Swift GTI. Absolutely loved them. Undid the motor and lifted it out by hand for a rebuild.😳 the Napa dealer got me a rad and they thought it was a heater core😂. Ah, memories.

[@TheHorsebox2]

That was more entertaining than I expected!.

[@mrsb4277]

I bought a ‘94 Geo Prism for $900, best little car I ever owned. Thanks for posting this.

[@christophermorin9036]

Man, I have always wanted a Geo Metro.

[@richiewong1]

Opening the gas cap was had my saying “good hiss” like Steve 1989 MRE Info.

[@lattitude01]

That anti fuel-theft system is brilliant.

[@danielmcdaniel7370]

Hey Steve! This video made my evening, I don’t know if you intended to be comical with it but I had some genuine laughs! I really enjoy your channel, thanks for sharing your time.

[@gabrielvieira6529]

3 cylinders? Veeery Cool!

[@petemclinc]

This inspires me. I should try to start my 98 Cadillac STS that has been sitting for 4-1/2 years. The only thing that scares me are all the bees, hornets or wasps nests in the damn thing...

[@tonick6942]

Call up an exterminator.

[@kirkbenedict2226]

I'm in the same boat. I'm not worried about the wasps, I'll buy a can of raid and give them hell. I just hope that no mice chewed up my starter wires. I just put new everything in it before I parked it.

[@markmayfield2228]

Best car I ever owned was a 91 Metro xfi. Never had a day's trouble with it. 65 mpg on the highway. 55 in the city. Only thing I ever changed on it was put a new muffler on it when I bought it. It had a small hole in it. I was driving with copper spark plugs and had to drop a gear to get over a tall bridge. Replaced them with platinums and made it over the bridge in 5th gear and was still accelerating. Great little car. Neon blue. Called her, Doodlebug, because with the hole in the muffler she sounded like a VW bug.

[@ing.frankmartinez1251]

What amazing place to live! far away from everything. All day having fun!

[@raymondhorvatin1050]

Sometimes junking an old car like that is having to shoot your dog best to all

[@tfindley007]

Bought one new in 1991. Up here in Canada they were made by Suzuki and sold by Pontiac as the Firefly when they first came out. Man, they were dirt cheap and tough as nails! They were pretty gutless on the highway but you couldn’t beat the mileage! I sold mine with nearly 400,000 km on it. Still ran good but smoked a little. Nice to see one running again. Thanks for the memories!

[@Skoda130]

The excessive oil consumption is most likely caused by bad valve seals. Nothing more. These Suzuki engines (Geo = Suzuki), are pretty durable for such dinky things.

[@CRAPO2011]

On the documentary wreck trek they had a tiny suzuki maruti and that thing just kept going.

[@stejonno2226]

I think it’s just a tad overfilled with oil to be honest

[@rf07_]

The geo prism was made by Toyota but the rest were Suzuki I think

[@buckshot0203]

Always loved those old metros

[@Scratchingforcash]

My sister had one of those for 10 years for her 4 person family. They loved it!! They called it “The Metroid”

[@danielandrus2637]

Oh my lord these cars are indestructible!

[@alecjahn]

What a charming little car, I always admired those little Geos. My buddy's father drove one even though I'm sure the family could have easily replaced it with something newer. Reminds me of my 88 Corolla, wish we still had that one sitting around. I hope you didn't have to walk too far with that heavy battery!

[@trainlinestudios1695]

Kentucky plate lets go!

[@SteveSummers]

Quick video I filmed today and thought I would share it with you all. I wanted to get this beast out of the yard and thought some of you would be interested. I may start doing some more shorter easier videos in the future and sharing them on the channel if you all are interested. Thanks for watching

[@RichieRichOverdrive]

I fought with one of these a while ago. No brakes was the main problem but as soon as it got in my shop it brought on a whole set of hells. Didn't charge, sloppy shifter, you name it. It might've gotten 50mpg had it not a constant fuel leak. Lol. Yknow, Metros are oddly common in Kentucky. Probably because they don't rust so fast here.

[@SteveSummers]

@@RichieRichOverdrive I always sprayed use oil in the body panels and sub frame. This one is almost rust free. The brakes on these were bad when they were new. It was a common upgrade to swap for larger rotors and better calipers. Thanks for watching friend👍

[@alecjahn]

Please do - if you have any little videos like this feel free to make them, I'm sure a lot of us would watch them all. I know I definitely will.

[@alecjahn]

Please do - if you have any little videos like this feel free to make them, I'm sure a lot of us would watch them all. I know I definitely will.

[@deemstyle]

Steve Summers Adventures channel... hahaha! Why not!?

[@kartikthakur5325]

Maaaaaaaan!!!!!!!! Literally started straight away after 4 years!!!! Without a crank!! That's impressive..... Good car steve

[@unclebobsbees4899]

Keeping a $10 car for when the kid starts to drive. 😂

[@KronosIV]

Well, at least he can learn manual, a lost art these days.

[@Ragnar8504]

@@KronosIV In the US, that is. AFAIK in Austria it's still mandatory to learn driving in a manual, otherwise you'll get a note in your licence stating you're only allowed to drive auto! Automatic cars are still a minority in Europe.

[@MauriceNL1]

@@Ragnar8504 in Europe people are more like WOW A AUTOMATIC SO COOL! because everyone is used to a manual

[@dukejanssen610]

@@MauriceNL1 thats right. regulations are difrent here. more people drive older cars in the netherlands then newer....

[@stanwillems3780]

@@dukejanssen610 wat bedoel je met oud 15 tot 20 jaar?

[@Ashquacks]

There's still value in a car like this no matter how much of a shitbox it may seem. As rare as they are there's still people out there who want to learn to drive a stick shift and would rather have a car they're not afraid to be too rough on.

[@kris-wj3wj]

Man I love driving stick shift. I had 4 automatic cars, then took a leap of faith and bought a stick not knowing how to drive it. I will always get a stick shift if i can now. It's soo much more fun.

[@jeremiahgroovy3480]

I remember when these cars became gold back when gas skyrocketed. I think that was about 10 or so years ago? These cars in barely running shape was at least a grand. I always wanted one but I couldn't bring myself to paying an exorbitant price for a tin can.

[@richardkaltenbach3961]

Tin Can=Jeremiah Groovy!

[@MrOstefar]

These cars are reliable little hard workers. I remember them being cheap, and with the oldest technology that was used in new cars in the 90's. They are rather prone to rust, and need some extra care than other cars of the age, but take good care of them, and they will reward you.

[@leedale5393]

We have a car called a metro in the uk ,it’s a “modern”squared off version of a mini and if you sit quietly you can hear it rust. Keep the videos coming they are something to look forward to in the cold wet uk..

[@joeromanak8797]

Lee Dale - In the 70s, we had the Chevrolet Vega. Their claim to fame was that they got busy and began rusting in the showroom. 😎👍

[@bookerol]

@@joeromanak8797 Vega.... remember those well. We did big production runs of those, back when I worked at Motor Replacement Co..

[@wheater5]

I’m in U.K. and have owned a Suzuki Swift (same car, different name) for ten years. I bought it for just £825 with 14,000 miles on it. It’s been the most reliable car I’ve ever owned in forty seven years of car ownership and by far the cheapest to run.

[@spongebobsqueeze]

Ha, love it. My Geo Metro cost me 50 bucks 6 years ago. It now has 315,000 miles and still gets 50 mpg.

[@kachden6897]

omg my father had the same car, but in Belgium it was called "Suzuki Swift"

[@johna.4334]

Same name was given in Canada as well.

[@mantaiscool]

I almost posted a comment "isn´t this a suzuki swift"

[@GT.Bugger]

And in the UK, very similar

[@edwardverlander7681]

That's the way to show us how to do things beautiful job with the battery .great teacher ..

[@NikColyerMachineWorks]

Hey, I've got a bit older metro I drive all the time. I love that metro!

[@xxch4osxx]

I had a 1990 Firefly, a Canadian version of the Suzuki and it was a great car! Not alot of power but got awesome fuel milage. Very basic car, no power windows or power steering but the heater worked well in the winter. Extremely easy to work on, lots of room under the hood. Wish I still had that car to mess around with!

[@badukp1792]

When I took drivers ed, the instructor taught in a Geo Metro.

[@HIDHIFDB]

@@zacharyreynolds4303 i dont know why but that sounds nasty.

[@jacqueslandry47]

I had a 94 Pontiac Firefly(same car) with almost 300,000 miles on it, that car was bullet proof !

[@iangrice329]

These cars are realy Suzuki's, sold as the Swift in UK. One of the most reliable cars we have ever owned.

[@slimsketchy1489]

Here it is known as Cultus. Im in Pak :D

[@collomps]

I love this "resurrection" videos!

[@mphmobiledetailingmph7912]

My daily is my late mums car for 26 years.1995 Suzuki Swift HB 4cyl 1.3 sohc 5pd ABS purple her name is Smudge 218km running strong. Fun to drive has some power!

[@appprehensive_sluit_703]

I didn't expect it to start up so easy. I vote you cut it in half on the new band saw!

[@richardkaltenbach3961]

Hmmm, I Vote To Cut DANIEL In Half With Said Band Saw! GEO METROS RULE!!

[@JuliaCV9]

them ol' Geos will never give up

[@petefletcher]

Ha! and people say gas goes off in a few months! Yes, I know there's more ethanol in gas these days but that's still pretty impressive.

[@geoffeastwood5352]

Top little cars. The styling holds up well too . I've owned my '92 GTi since it was new...

[@vincei4252]

Looking at this I'm pretty sure that if you left a contemporary modern car out in the open like that with all the computers and flash memory in them they wouldn't start. Much less one of these current modern cars that would be 28 years old like this Metro. You'd need replacement LCD screens and other such nonsense after 2 or 3 years that would be obsolete and a whole bunch of other computers/electronics that would be obsolete. Not looking forward to the day when I have to replace my "simple" car.

[@angryhrajecznow638]

My Citroen XM also needed replacement LCD screens sooo..... Tho other than the hydraulic pump everything seems fine on it

[@mr.slaphappy3794]

@Vince I Hopefully we won't have to replace our simple cars.

[@alexanderlopez1812]

this car works even with water with excellent milled gold and economic..💪💪💪

[@phillipchambers8487]

Damn for a second there, I thought you were gonna take off down the road with the Hood up! Lmao Isn't it amazing how it's always those little "Cheapo, ol' junkers" that can sit for 20 years with Rotten Gas, and no attention whatsoever, and they will fire right up, as long as they have a good Hot Battery. You.could take a really expensive ride, let it get this old, and be mistreated like this, and you would never in hell get it started again w/o spending a small Fortune. I love how these Cars will run damn near on Water. Seriously, there is very little that resembles Gasoline after it sits for this long, in a metal Tank going thru all the Seasons and Temperature fluctuations, there has been a massive amount of Condensation in this Tank which creates a lot of Water. This was a cool video to watch!

[@Spider_Rico]

Now that's a well built car.

[@-Gunnarsson-]

The only thing i like about the car is the steering wheel. Many ways to hold onto it.

[@tonezone99]

This video was recommended too me. And it was really satisfying too watch. Great content.

[@lxkhn]

My dad used to call them sewing machine motors lol

[@saikrishna7364]

quite sirprised tosee this car is doing well even after sitting for years all the best

[@michaelbergman1073]

I had a 1993 metro bought new. Drove it 300,000 only put gas and oil in it. Never changed the breaks. Car was indestructible.

[@shrikedecil]

When your tools start weighing more than your car...

[@ThePursuitofHappiness1988]

I want this cute little casket!

[@paulhaines5755]

I drove one of these for like 7 years. Loved it! I'm 6'4" so a little tight fit for me but I didn't care. My buddy always said if I ever put er in the ditch they'd use the jaws of life to get me out even though there was no damage to the car.

[@WormHoleFarming]

"Rolling Casket" lol. Bet ya was wishing for a smaller battery on the hike back to the house.

[@jimbarchuk]

Optional scenario... Start car. Disconnect battery and take out of car. Drive to destination.

[@adeeponionbrah]

Rolling casket reminds me of the trend toward narrow footwells in many cars. The console has become so large and I feel isolated from my passenger. Early 90’s CRV’s had a nice flat ish floor like a Toronado. Lets advocate for the Flat Floor!

[@Ixlikexturnips]

love this car, it became one with nature

[@rolandcraggs348]

I'm amazed that started with 4 year old fuel 😲 do an engine rebuild for shitz n giggles, should make some fun content! If you've already decided to do that by the time the video ends, I'm going to look silly 😂

[@aeroscottmodelenginerepair2830]

Hi Steve, most importantly, take the best care of Elizabeth as possible. Had the chance to meet you both at the Bash last year. We all love your videos but home life takes the front seat. Take care and God bless to you both.

[@jaysonburns4423]

I would just have the head rebuilt with new valve seals..

[@nickc7494]

Excellent content

[@justsumguy2u]

I'm not surprised it started so well---it's Japanese, built to a higher standard

[@indranilchakrabarty4196]

Well said

[@TheWonderer7]

This isn't the 70's anymore. Most other brands caught up to them in quality...

[@indranilchakrabarty4196]

@@TheWonderer7 WRONG !!! Where have you been living. Made in Japan cars are still the best. Dont spread fake news

[@justsumguy2u]

@@TheWonderer7 In what world? American cars are scrap metal with shiny paint jobs, gauranteed to break down after 5 years

[@davepike6170]

Shoot! Started right up! I'd be driving that little puddle jumper around town, fix brakes, and add oil as needed! I'll bet it still uses less oil than my '72 Chevy Vega did, many years ago!😁😀

[@richardunicorn7879]

I love Geos! They're great cars. It's kind of sad to see two sitting in the woods. I see them all over where I live. Thanks for sharing!

[@timothykeith1367]

They are as dependable as a Honda and cheap to repair. Easy to park. I've removed the passenger seat to haul 8 foot lumber with the hatch closed.

[@ROBRENZ]

Enjoyed Steve! ATB, Robin

[@mikef8769]

Why do people just park and leave their old worn vehicles? Literally, a one minute phone call to a junk yard will get a guy to come get it and cash in your hand. Just saying...

[@wiwtfab]

Depends on your location. Steve is obviously well out in a rural area.

[@madmodifier]

As a northerner I have to wonder why do folks not repair vehicles with clean bodies. Anything without rust is worth putting money in to in my book. If you can fix your own that is.

[@Blazer02LS]

At current scrap prices he would probably have to pay them to take it.

[@logandurden7290]

Mike F cuz we don’t care about driving them anymore but don’t want rid of them. It’s nice to have back ups to your back ups when you drive old shitty cars

[@sandygrimes7196]

Car just needed some TLC..❤️

[@dannyl2598]

I had a 3 cylinder Subaru justy back in the day. That was a fun little car. Thanks Steve.

[@frederickh4942]

Man, I wish we had roads like that in southern California!

[@richardkaltenbach3961]

I'm From The San Fernando Valley And Southern California Roads SUCK! Morbidly! Like Geo Metro Bashing And Disco BASHING!

[@TheGuitologist]

Whereabouts are you in Kentucky?

[@SteveSummers]

I'm in Frankfort / Central Kentucky

[@lightningincthefirst]

@@SteveSummers wait your in Kentucky? Cool!

[@richardkaltenbach3961]

Oh No! This Is In Godawful TORNADO COUNTRY?

[@colinashby3775]

I am impressed