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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 29 มี.ค. 2020
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Cascadia Vehicle Tents (CVT) Walkthrough
มุมมอง 3.2K3 ปีที่แล้ว
Welcome to Garage Night, today Randy takes us through his CVT rooftop tent. CascadiaVehicleTents: cascadiatents.com/
SCX24 at McIver State Park
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Two lightly modded Axial SCX24 Jeep Wranglers tackle a foot trail in NW Oregon. White Wrangler: Roof rack 5mm offset plastic beadlock wheels from Shaka Hobbies. Goodyear Wrangler tires with factory foams Yellow Wrangler: Spare tire holder .050 Barrage motor upgrade Wheels and tires off 6x6 truck
2001 BMW 540i Sport Ridealong
มุมมอง 563 ปีที่แล้ว
A short video I composed of a relaxing drive outside Portland Oregon. I love cruising in this wonderful example of an e39 BMW.
1968 Ford LTD - The Beginning
มุมมอง 6K3 ปีที่แล้ว
In this episode, Jeff and Randy travel to Central Oregon to buy a true survivor car. A 1968 Ford LTD! Single family owned car with 93,000 original miles, paint and interior is all complete and from the factory. Watch as the boys drive it back 125 miles over the 4300’ mountain pass.
1950 Chevy Suspension Walk Thru and Updates
มุมมอง 224 ปีที่แล้ว
1950 Chevy Suspension Walk Thru and Updates
That's my favorite year for the LTD. Great find!
I have a four door
Its funny that you mention Steve McQueen and 'Bullitt,' since Ford originally wanted the "villain car" to be the '68 LTD! Producers insisted on the Dodge Charger though, and the rest is history.
This was my dad’s car way back in the 1970s. It was brown though. I loved this car.
Would love to see more of this!! Grew up in a 68 LTD 4 door with that 390.
Do you still have this car? My first car in 1982 was a 68 Galaxie 2 door.
Excellent esthetic with the original patina of all the surfaces
Nice to see that their still classic cars on the road not those recycled computerized garbage
Beautiful car looks and sounds great. A lot of techno waffle talked but at the end of the day I’d be mighty proud if it were mine 👍
In the 1972 movie "The Getaway" you can see Steve McQueen lift up the transmission lever of the 1968 Country Squire as he starts it. It is in the scene where he has a fight while stopped along the roadside with Ali McGraw.
I’m a big McQueen fan, so I’ll have to rewatch and keep an eye out. Thanks!
I remember even Consumer Reports magazine complained about this problem on their new test car. I believe it was in '69. The 1969 Ford was virtually all-new except for the powertrain. But the problem persisted for many years. I think primarily on column shifted cars.
I am looking at this tent as well. Is this the Shasta size or Mt Rainier size? Thank you!
It’s a Shasta sized Hybrid trim. They have changed their entire lineup since we bought this, but if you’re shopping used, it’s a good size without getting the massive dual entrance Denali.
I had one like this in 1974. I too had to hold up the shifter to start the car. Mine was the gold color with black interior. I added a Mercury 427 Police Interceptor intake and a Holley 780 CFM dual line carb and Mallory Dual Point Distributor. Car ran fine and got decent fuel mileage if you didn't open the back to barrels. Thanks for bringing back the memories of my First Car!
Happy to help bring back good memories.
Nice car i my country people like american clasic cars. I come front Poland
Thank you. I’m not particularly knowledgeable about Poland, but I know the Fiat 126p was built there?
@@garagenightlive844 Hey FSO company in Warszawa started 1967 _1991 fiat ital licence , and secend good car was polonez ,now the company is closed ,my country dosent have any cars. Thank you
Nice but I’d prefer a 64 thunderbird, unless I could find the ultra rare 4spd ltd.
No argument there, those are amazing cars. The flow through center console and buckets are beautiful. Iconic car for sure.
No a/c?
Nope, no AC from the factory on this example. I’ve thought about adding the Vintage A/C system. It’d make it more drivable I think.
Drove my parent's '67 Country Sedan in high school, owned a '68 and a '69 Galaxie and a '70 LTD Brougham. All were good cars, but watch that C-6 transmission. They tend to slip out of park, the '70 actually ran over me.
I’ll be sure to set the parking brake then! Thanks for the tip!
Luxury all the way!
It’s amazing how smooth it rides. What are potholes again? Car almost makes you forget they exist.
Love that car Randy and a great video! Hope to see more :)
Ltd...strong,beautiful,a great Road car,Ford is a better idea.your Ltd is in a incredible good shape!!!!
Beautiful
That's such a great car
Great looking car. You need to buckle up both the lap and shoulder belts.
I wasn’t sure what the strap was until a couple days after this video was taken. Early shoulder belt, very cool.
@@garagenightlive844 I had my grandfather's 1970 Buick Electra when I turned 16 in 1978. After about a week of seeing the "Fasten Seat Belts " printed above the steering column I decided to try the lap and shoulder belts. Aside from the obvious safety aspect of wearing a seat belt, I was amazed by how much better the car drove and handled with the belts buckled. I had an enhanced feeling of the car when strapped in. Most of my friends thought I was nuts for buckling up and I was usually the only one in the car with the belts on. Then one night in 1982 a drunk driver in a Chevrolet suburban crossed the center line and hit me head on. Because of the size of the car and the fact that I was wearing both the lap and shoulder belts, I walked away with only bruises from the belts which was far better than the unbelted drunk driver. Those separate lap and shoulder belts take a bit of getting in the habit, but they are well worth the effort . Buckle up and enjoy the car.
Hope you're having fun with the car and wearing both the lap and shoulder belts.
Nice video 👍
I bought mine in 1999 from the original owner. Was my daily driver for 6 years. It's sitting in my driveway, waiting for me to fix her up or sell her.
That’s awesome! What did you like about having it as a daily?
I had a 68 LTD four door for a few years i imported from New Jersey, a great car with the 390, check out the 68 Pillairless i have now.
Excellent video. I’ve been considering a rooftop tent, this was very helpful in making my decision!
Nice run with the little trucks 👍
Thanks! Sometimes a little trail can be enjoyable between tough climbs.
Such a great car!