Tribute to Street Freaks
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- A tribute to the Street Freaks! Definitely one of my favorite eras in car culture. These cars were over the top with their stance, paint jobs and tires! To me this was one of the most creative classes of cars and deserve to be remembered.
Screw EVs! 💪 Muscle Matters!
Brother these are some of the coolest cars. They bring back so many memories. Thank you for sharing these with us.
That trans am with the elcamino blended in was crazy. All of them rolling works of art though. A time in automotive history we will never see again. Now it's about ambiguity. Nothing can be special or look different. Everyone does the same thing as everyone else.
Oh hell yeah 😆 the good ol days⚡ I need a time machine ⚡ 🍀get R done 😎✌️
Beautiful American cars hands down there’s nothing better 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I like the American mutations in Canada and Australia
I remember going to car shows in the 1970's & 80's and seeing this type Hot Rods & Gassers ...Now all you see is Rice Burners & Euro Crap..
Lot's of classics. I built models back in the day based on many of those style cars.
Yeah, they where some of the coolest cars! I had a bunch of Hot Wheels cars that were based on them!
I loved the World Of Wheels shows !!
Man I love street freaks!!!
Me too!
I like them PURE STOCK thank you very much
I loved the 70s
I always liked the car's and paint jobs
I'll never forget the conversation I overheard between my Uncle and his boy when I was 8 years old. We were walked down the street and there was a lowrider parked next to the curb. This was in 1974. My Uncle said to his kid, "Lowrider, or Highrider son?" as he pointed at the car and also a sky-high '55 Chevy parked across the street. The kid said with much enthusiasm, "Highrider, Daddy!" I think of that every time I see one of these "Street Freaks". They called them Highriders back in the day.
Some real tough Metal !
Great footage
Better days man
Nothing beats good old muscle.
I remember those days with wild looking cars. @1:50 isn't that the car used in the movie "Corky" with Robert Blake? How about an EV with a straight axle and oversized plug receptacle! Thanks for the memories.
I saw these cars in Car Craft & Hot Rod-Popular hot rodding magazine -you wonder what happened to these cars
Sweet back when cars had style
Thanks for all the memories, i remember all the bright colors and nose still burning from the nitro.💯
Badass. 👍🏁🏁🏁🏁
Another great video, love the Gasser stance.
I've seen this one before but, gotta watch it again.
Magic Powder with the heart window wow
HEAVEN IS A 57'❣️
Glad I stumbled on to your channel,Brings to my mind all those summers I spent at Car Craft street machine nats thanks for sharing.
0:58 when's the time you saw metal flake that big?
On an 80s bass boat😂
@@jayarnold5727 yep.
Love it !
Who was the band that played the last song
All the music is in the video description, but the song was called the Jam, by the Mini Vandals.
Wonderful memories!!!! These are the cars and styles I grew up with!!! Thanks for posting!!
I think lowered vehicles for the street suck. I have a 1986 Chevy Crew Cab 1-Ton 4X4. It has a 12" lift with 40" tires. One day I was at a car show with it, and I was parked at the end of a row of lowered trucks. My truck was surrounded with people looking at it while nobody was looking at the lowered trucks. The guys with the lowered trucks got mad, and told me I had to move my truck.
thanks
WOW THOSE CARS HAD CLASS ❤
This video just makes me think of one thing. I hated Cragars back then and I still hate them now. Probably the most classic aftermarket wheel ever sold, I just never liked them.
Yes,people were getting that high back then lol! And having a way better time than you!
It seems that every car journalist calls this the malaise era for cars. Does anyone see anything malaise going on here? I can't. Can someone please change this narrative?!
Barracuda at 1:48 was in a Sears Diehard commercial.
I got vertigo from all the paint jobs
Wow I've never seen some of those cars before! 😮
It's a pity that you don't subtitled it...
Whats that sittn on top of Vettes blower at 0:35?
Great presentation ! ✔️👌😁😎👍
Thank you!
Twin blown 56 😍
I as a german always loved the 70s' styling of american cars. But which model is the small one at 4:25 ?
It was a Ford Pinto! Not exactly Fords best! Lol
@@sailorsteve56a Thank you for your information! It's not really a '69 Boss, but funny in it's own way... Greetings from Essen/Germany
Great video...tyvm for posting! Growing up in So Cal in the 60's and 70's, I was treated to seeing cars like these all over the place. The wild paint jobs, custom body work, and Krazy stances, was what it was all about. Of course, at the time, I was reading all manner of car magazines too...Hot Rod, Car Craft, and one-off Special Edition mags featuring wild drag racing pics, car shows, etc. Was a great era, for this car-centric kid (who still appreciates them today). ✌😎
LOVE IT GREAT TIMES THANK YOU ❤
Thank you for watching!
Yes Brother