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Even non-functional, I would still buy this car over anything made in the last 10-15 years.

John Marston wouldn’t approve. Give me a horse any day.

One is cool the other does not pass the vibe check.

The way a 30 year old dodge did that much better in every aspect than a new cybertruck

I'm pretty sure my great great great grandparents owned a T Model when they were dating or newly married. My mom told me that she saw a photo of them on their first date standing in front of a car like this around the early 1900's.

Walmart in 1915 Lol!

I need it to only be 8 bucks to fill up 😂

I’d tell you to get out of my shop and come back when you have an actual car.

It comes with fuel mixture computer control thing mounted next the the air filter, they are prone with failure because electronic and engine bay heat dont mix.

America can't win in a fight, so it's finally trying to win a spiritual victory by kicking its opponents out of the ring and running away from the competition itself. Just like China. Because they are too focused on the immediate future to see things in the long term, they have become a poor country that can't afford to buy anything as the face value of prices soars with the forced increase in interest rates. Now the car industry? You blame the structure of the car for the misstep of an old man, you bash and discriminate unfairly, you blame Japan for foreign airbags, and now you are running away from the battle itself. Truly, miserable.

I guess all of these states better start banning motorcycles and convertible's. Ridiculous.

Can you guys check my film of myself driving a mini from Tullah to Kingston in Tasmania? Perhaps finding hills can be for the model t.

8:27 the passenger door is unlocked...Probably that was the clickin noise

will you guys please make a video with this model T and John Bothwell!!? pretty please

awesome video! Roger is so so sharp for his age. Amazing! it made me a little emotional seeing how happy he was riding in a model T again :'D

Oh my gosh I had those Goodyear eagle f1s

Those kei trucks are great. They arose because while the US was putting emissions standards on cars and not trucks, Japan did the sensible thing and said larger, less fuel efficient vehicles would need to pay extra tax. So manufacturers created small trucks that didn't need to pay the extra tax while still being useful for most day to day hauling.

Nobody hates Super Beetles. Also, it had dual carburetors, so yeah, it’s got more power too. But my 67 is standard, why would I want two carburetors? I have to drive 45mph to get 30MPG.

i remember that ugly dashboard. i was a passenger in those as a kid.

If I would have put a Hemi in it my be I would keep it.

I have one many problems one after another. Iam going to fix it then sell it asap.

How easy is it to get insurance and maintenance service on these Kei cars in the US?

I have a 2004 40th anniversary edition V6 3.9 automatic with around 64k miles. Was my father's, R.I.P.

New vehicles suck

So sad 2 watch you guys running that motor on start fluid.

You both and the rest of us just got another lesson in bureaucratic insanity. There’s no possible way the import of these could actually impact some other producer’s bottom lines. And you so astutely provided examples that blow up the safety argument nonsense. So it somehow has to have gotten in front of some busy bully politicians prying eyes who have to save us from ourselves-as you note that at the end. I’d ask: what’s to save us from these politicians and their arbitrary nonsense?

I will stick to my 1958 Chevrolet truck.

DO AN MPG TEST! That would be very interesting to know. I would not have guessed that Rodger was 93. He spoke and acted at least 20 years younger. Imagine the change in the world that he's witnessed. This was a truly great video, and I'm glad you were able to bring him along.

I have had my 71 250c since 96, bought it from a friend,2.8, dual zenith Strombergs,had the car going 115 one late night in the rain,ironic because I had hit an 8 pt buck in the same area at 80 mph in my 73 Bavaria which I repaired and then in2001 donated my Bavaria to the kidney foundation,my brother,who recently passed away had tampered with the brakes and they failed in the rain,late at night,I was unable to regain control and bounced it off a tree,was able to drive it out of the mans yard unassisted leaving quite some nice big ruts in the yard,I had been drinking and figured it would be wise to keep moving, still have my 71 but definitely miss my BMW very much, rebuilt everything and she would literally fry them off the rims with the trusty four speed Getrag

Nationalism is a hell of a drug

In 1990, I owned a 1970 280CE German import. Steering wheel and taillights were upgraded by the previous owner, otherwise all original and it was a blast. My much newer 533i could hardly keep up, and the ride was to die for. Definitely not tight as the Bimmer but super smooth. One of the best cars I’ve ever owned. BTW, the engine was multiport electronic fuel injection, not the mechanical CI that other Mercedes models used throughout the late 70 and 80 and early 90s.

Ah yes comparing a 1945 to a 1999 it’s not comparable newer vehicles have ti comply to comply with newer standards

I have a 1983 535i for sell…. Who wants it? It’s not running but it has an ignition problem… paint is worn out… interior is ok and everything is original.. 5 speed manual 6 in-line moon roof brown leather interior… original rims

Have a 2012, would love to see more liberty content

It's protectionism

We still had Jeeps when I was in. Never saw them stuck, they did tip over on the side now and again. We would push them back over, start em up and take off again

”Land of the free”

I'm a long term subscriber to the various TLF stuff but I don't comment. This one was pretty cool. Good job. You get my pat on the back.

Thank you, cornor store doug demuro

Safety my ass! It's American hypocrisy and protectionism at its finest/worst! Again if it was about safety motorcycles and bicycles would never be allowed on the road. Which clearly it isn't... Just like Big tobacco's effort to ban vapes... It's clearly not about public safety...

I remember getting my first look at the then new 10th generation at my local dealer, and thinking how ugly it was. I wound up with a 164,000 miles 2wd 4.6 '97 F150 in '99. Though a bit underpowered, it was the best truck I've ever owned. I sold it with 330,000 miles about 10 years later when it started to rust. I do like they way they look today.

I’ll take one please

this song is actually really good.... wish youtube never recommended jojo siwa's version and recommended brit smith's karma song 🫤

Looks like junk to this guy

If the states are so concerned with safety lower speed limits to 55mph.

Hope I never see one of them in the Bush where I live. Don’t want a forest fire.

Does this lead to a weird situation where 3rd OD is a shorter ratio than 4th gear non-OD? If so, must feel weird to upshift into 4th just for the RPM to climb as if you downshifted. I wonder what 2nd gears OD ratio is. I assume it’s the non-OD ratio minus the overdrive ratio from the electronic unit? Whatever that equals is what the gear in OD is? Or am I trippin?

Nothing to do with how to build a Delorean Time Machine.

"Don't try the middle pedal."

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