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Just checked carfax.. a year ago it was at 785,000 with its second owner! I bet it’s at 800k by now.. so cool! Thanks a bunch for watching and commenting!

Hey thank you so much!! I truly appreciate it! Congrats on getting an RS, epic! I’m sure you’ll love it. I finally needed a larger car after 9 years with my Juke Nismo… enjoy the car and drive safe!! Thanks very much for watching and commenting!

Hi there! They can be reliable cars… but have some weaknesses. The CVT may give you trouble.. or it may not! Also, the timing chain may fail suddenly, which can cost thousands to repair, and can even destroy the engine if left too long. If you have some extra funds for potential repairs, definitely buy it!!! I appreciate you watching and commenting!!

Haha yep, it was 2012. Was also originally uploaded by my friend Eugene to Facebook, then I downloaded it years later, hence the extra pixilation. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!!!

@@samlovescars34 you’re welcome

Hey! Unfortunately not sure. He doesn’t have the truck anymore and just told me it has a Banks exhaust. Thanks a bunch for watching and enjoy the v10!!

Haha!! Gotta love a good snowcat rivalry... Thanks a ton for watching and commenting!!!

@@samlovescars34 It's fun to tease the PB crowd (I've only ever seen 1 PB in my life) . We used to joke about PB standing for "Probably Broken".

@@mrstealyoblocks4473 Super funny, gotta tell Stuart that one!

Yeah he uses a Kenworth W900A to tow with now, haha. This was definitely not ideal, I suppose. I think he had it safely within limits of being able to stop coming down hill and at least kept it slow.. Idk. Thanks a bunch for watching and commenting!!

Yeah I feel you! I do think it's an amazingly incredible car. It just seems a shame to me that every car didn't receive that steering wheel, but I can't fault them for trying something different I suppose! Just threw me off, being used to regular paddles. Thanks a bunch for watching and commenting!!! I do love Porsches, and would like to learn more about them..

Yeah it is!! Thanks a bunch for watching!!

Yep, for sure! This one did very well for basically stock. What a beast. Thanks a bunch for watching!!

Nope luckily he owns a couple of them. Awesome machines! Thanks a bunch for watching!!

Hmmm, very interesting!! Thanks a bunch for watching and commenting!!

Hey thanks! He will be doing some maintenance, and I'll try to film it. And I would like to do some filming, for sure. I'd like to film some excavating projects, etc. We live in Northern Utah but can't specify the location out of respect for the neighborhood's privacy, etc. Thanks so much for watching!!

@@samlovescars34 i miss typed i was asking about your Dad and area he lives in.

@@nashguy207 Oh gotcha! Utica NY area!

@@samlovescars34I’ve met his dad at Toggenburg Ski resort! He used to be ski patrol there! Tell him Ethan said hello!

Ah, interesting! This particular water is not used for drinking, from what I understand. Thanks a bunch for watching!!

Hello! Thanks for the support! New video premiering in 17 minutes!

Hey there! Hoping to film more when possible! Thanks, as always, for watching!!!

Yeah maybe so! Thanks for watching!!!

Oh yeah! They're useful machines.. Thanks for watching!!!

NICE!! Awesome deal. And that's epic you have a Juke as well. I hope the tires treat you well and your Juke as well! Definitely drive safe out there. Thanks for watching and commenting!!!

haha yep, one of these days!!! I'm almost ready, haha. Thanks so much for watching!!!

Yes, perhaps!!! Thanks a bunch for watching!!!

Aren't we all?? Haha, great, glad you enjoyed. That sound is really unbelievable. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!!

Hey there! Thanks for watching!!!

Thanks for the fun !!

Yeah!! Gotta love the old Observer Dispatch. I used to appear in that paper all the time, due to my mom being a reporter there. She had a column about outdoor activities and we did lots of cool things which appeared in the paper. So cool! I'm glad I can report on outdoorsy/Stuart things with my youtube channel.. I spent a lot of time skiing at Woods Valley as well! Most notably with my friend Chris.. Great little terrain park for its size, and awesome glades. Such great times at that place! I'm from Waterville by the way. Thanks a ton for tuning in and commenting!!!

Ah, nice!! Yeah that seems smart! They are certainly useful and easy to ride. Also can be very quiet. I bet it was pretty wild living up there for so long.. Super cool! Thanks so much for tuning in!!!

Hi! So there is another gate, more commonly used, on the other side of the community, leading towards town. It has a key which residents are able to obtain in various ways, haha. People ride a snowmobile to their cars. Thanks for watching!!!

Hey again! It is basically like that, as far as grooming of the snowmobile trails, then he's paid per job for other snowcat tasks, such as hauling water, recoveries, cabin-clearing, etc. Thanks for watching and commenting!!

Hey! Many are seasonal only, but some have year-round residents. Yes, he's easing access to the cabin, making it look nice, and, in some cases, removing snow around the roof edges so more snow can make its way off. It seems necessary for preserving the structure, in many cases! Thanks so much for watching!!

Hi there! Yes, Stu owns his cats. (and two dogs) He happens to live in a unique place with a major need for snowcats. Really awesome!! Thanks so much for watching!!

Hi! Nope, not for a couple years. Thanks a bunch for tuning in and commenting!!

Wow, yeah that's crazy to think about.. Quite a story, thank you for sharing that! That is definitely a real possibility with this technique... I guess it's only safe if the tie thing was tethered to one's body, but that might be even worse, haha. Thanks a ton for watching and leaving this great comment!!

Yep, for sure. Thanks a bunch for tuning in!!

It was good! Average amount of snow, after a slow start. Yeah I heard "back east" was super dry this year. Thanks a bunch for watching!!

Yeah agreed. Dumb question: If you're farther away than the strap length, is that still 100% stupid? In any case I won't be doing it again and will bring a tripod or something if I'm filming a recovery. I appreciate you mentioning that and am glad the rope somehow held together... And thank you for watching!!

Hello! Almost any time that the cats are being used, he's doing something useful with them and getting paid. So this is up in No. UT but due to privacy concerns for the neighborhood, aka "blowin up the spot" I can't say exactly where it is, sorry!! Indeed, only accessible by sled. Very cool!! Thanks a bunch for watching and commenting!!

haha yeah! Gotta love diesel power. Thanks for watching!!!

Had to cool down the machine. Those sleds aren't made for riding on trails need snow on the tunnel to keep the sled cool.

yeah he rips!! That was a friend of ours just helping out! Thanks a bunch for watching!!

Thanks!! Me too. It's a very unique setting! Indeed, Stu absolutely rips on vehicles/in general, and he's progressed a lot on snowmobile in recent years. I can't even turn around on a flat trail, as you may have seen. They're quite tricky!! I can ride dirtbikes though, I just choose not to. Haha!! Thanks for watching!!

Yeah true! I have Stuart there to cool it down as needed, haha! We really appreciate your support!! Thanks for tuning in! More coming up!!

More sharing of this beauty and your channel will explode.😊

Thanks!! Yep I need to get filming more!

You know it! So much fun!! Thanks a bunch for watching!!

Hey thanks! We're familiar with that area... That sounds really cool!! Stu would be into that, definitely. The snowcats are amazing and yeah I think it was 12 ft. They're decent on fuel. I think they burn about 7 gallons per hour, or something like that. Not bad I suppose. Sorry about the lack of snow back East!! I've heard it's terrible this year. Oh well! Thanks so much for tuning in and commenting!!! Have a good weekend!

@@samlovescars34 Thanks for your reply. 7 gallons a hour. You can accomplish a lot in an hour. Thanks again Sam. 😍😊😉👍❤️💜🙏🌨🌬

Hey thanks!! The sled was flooded from having the fuel petcock left on, due to some carb issue/being super old. They can be tricky to start when they're not happy, so it's great to have the owner right there to do it. Thanks for watching!!!

Oh wait, if you're referring to the other snowmobile, it overheats if ridden on a groomed trail only, so Stu had to cool if off in the snow for me.

Oh hey, for sure!! It was so great hanging with you guys and we happened to catch some footage, too! We'll have to do it again soon. Thanks for watching dude!!

Not anymore. They wound up not pursuing it for various reasons. We'll see what the future holds though!! Thanks a bunch for watching!!

Hey thanks!! I just come visit, but me too. Thanks a ton for watching!!