Unwashed 1970 Challenger T/A goes to a car show!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 มิ.ย. 2017
- Nick pulled this car out of storage just in time to have to put it away for the winter, but now he's finally got the chance to roll the wheels. The Challenger still has dust on it from years of sitting still, but that won't stop Nick Panaritis from taking it to a show.
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The T/A Challenger had perhaps the best hood scoop in the industry. Looked good and Functioned well.
jim jam. Many years ago I was reading I believe it was Hot Rodding Magazine. They had an article on which American Muscle car had the most functional Cold Air Scoop. And if I remember correctly, the T/A was on top of the list. Thanks for watching.
Better to see the survivor all natural then a row of easter egg shiny trailer queens!! Props Nick.
She don't need no SHINE ...... she's fine just the way she is. Congrats on Trophy.
Man this location brings back some memories. Me and a girlfriend from Montreal went there on my bike like 20 years ago. What a great place, and what a great memory. Cheers.
Way to go Nick ; The T/A may look a little rough around the edges but She sounds Immaculate !!!
My first car was a 4 speed AAR Cudu. I had it for six months before I had my drivers license. Nick's TA brings back some fond memories.
Nick's Garage ROCKS!!!
I love this car more and more each time we see it. The trophy means we are not alone in this sentiment.
That's how we drove cars back in my day, we were younger and the cars were about 10-15yrs by the time we got them back in highschool and they were cheap!! Only if we knew the value of them, but we still got to drive them while they were in original Keep this one factory Nick
Sounds awesome! The sound they use in movies for fast cars etc, this car is making that sound as it’s just driving around town. Awesome.
Awesome car, My uncle used to own two of these in the late 70s, One purple and a brown one. Everyone in the city knew him as the Challenger guy, the guy with the two coolest cars in town.
you should get your own tv show ,I love watching these clips nick is a great guy.
Congratulations on the trophy first time out. I love your challenger.
The last I went car show was in 1983 or so. No injections.. goofy digital dash was a crazy thing. That car there would have won back then too. You tube reverses the real energy of being right up to it. Always positive at car shows...
I remember the T/A'S they were bad ass then and still bad ass today. Sort of rare to see many left one's that did manage to survive the streets. I saw a 1967 Buick GS 400 today also getting rare. It was original like you T/A still it is Bad Ass!
WOW!.... THE T/A CHALLENGER is a fine machine.... love the look and the stance of the car...very cool Nick!!
Yeah that's the factory look even the exhaust coming out behind the doors is factory the same way you would of seen it at the dealership in 1970
Love the pretty much untouched original.. Kool to see this many years later.
They're only original once. Bravo Nick for leaving it as is.
im very happy for you nick to go out and show your surviver keep doing that enjoy your time you work hard 7 days a week take or make time to play a little (enjoy what you work for)
Enjoying a car and not being critical of condition etc. etc. is refreshing and it sounds GREAT! Seems like we have lost something in all the shiny machines at the car shows. This thing would be a blast to drive around just the way it is. I love shiny cars! Don't get me wrong, but its just nice to see someone having enjoyment out of something that is special and doesn't have to be shiny to enjoy and appreciate it.
I knew this Challenger would attract the most attention! Congrats on the trophy! I love this car!
Unfold that seat belt and put it to use. People dont drive the way they used too. And I like your show and want you to be around for a few more years.
nobody uses the shoulder belt in them cars just the lap belt is good
That brings back memories, a mate had a 340 T/A 6 Bbl back in the 70's (a which still survives despite almost dying in the 80's).. Looks better than your Hellcat! Yasu!.
I love it! I own a 1976 Chevrolet Opala SS, also a survival car from the 70's. They even share The same collor: White exterior with black interior.
love that T/A, white ,no vinyl roof, 4 spd...clean up what needs cleaning up... make it roadworthy.. ..drive it!
There's nothing like that Plymouth/dodge starter boy does that bring back memories.....
HaHa Sako Torosian and Philip Wade greeting you at the Julep. Never thought it would take almost 30 years to see them again, on your Show!!
great MOPAR ,LOVE your vids, I MISS my Cudas ,71 Challenger RT big block way more than my Z28s, but my Nova SS was also a blast,dont sell it ,like I did ,you will miss it too much.
Love the sound of that 340 !!
Next time you drive I would like to hear some double clutching. Brings back my 70 Burnt Orange Challenger. Why I sold it I will never know.
love that the old girl still has a heart beat on will roll down the road. a little ruff but ready
Fantastic Nick. What a great 340 car.
That car sounds good and of course that car won a award how many 1970 all original cars do you see on the road here in Canada they are as rare as hens teeth
sounds delightful - didnt realise it had side pipes.
who cares about resale value... This one is a keeper for Nick !!!
This car should never be touched. It is awesome. The little boy at 7:03 liked it and that says it all.
Love watching his videos. Wish he had his own show. Cool guy 😎
bigeasyone. Maybe one day we will have our own show. But for now, I love what we are doing. Thanks for watching.
This car has so much character. Totally awesome to see up close. I'd love to hear the stories it has to tell of it's past and past owners.
Makes me appreciate mine more now.
such a cool car. I like the survivor look/condition of the car.
I would much rather have an old 70 challenger then a new hell cat challenger.
undertaker666dead. I love the old cars and have the utmost respect for the people that keep them going, but lets face it, they can be cantankerous at times and leave you sitting. I was torn when buying my Hellcat because it came down to choosing that, or getting an old classic. But I'm not a master mechanic like Nick so I just decided to go new so I have the reliability, warranty and safety gear (and A/C !😎) And it's an awesome car. If you haven't driven one, do so if you have the chance, it will put a smile on your face! But I hear you buddy, nothing is cooler than these cars, I'm glad there's dedicated folks that keep them on the road!😉
I’ll take the hellcat and do everything imaginable a car can do better than that old Challenger.
THIS MADE MY DAY ! , THANK YOU NICK AND YOUR CREW !!
Awesome ...It was only Original once, good call on leaving it the was is.
Congratulations on the win! Thanks for sharing!
Lets get a reality show going .We deserve it here in Montreal.
That 340 sounds so good.
Nice. Just an honest guy who has my dream job. No arrogance No show-off
I know it's the wrong model but, Vanishing POINT!....love it
Scott Miller. When I find that perfect 1970 Challenger RT, I will build it the way Kowalski drove it. Thanks for watching.
Nick Panaritis thank you for the awesome,awesome,awesome video's.
killer sound...looks will come later...great video..
i had the pleasure of being the passenger in the T/A that night round trip from the shop to julip and back and let me tell you this T/A is amazing i liked the car so much but then Nick opened up the six pack on the highway and thats the moment i totally fell in love with this car , the combo of looking out the front windsheild and seeing that raised bubble from the T/A hood to feeling the six pack open up and listening to the exhaust note coming out the sides of the car ...perfect combination to the perfect wedneday night cruze to the julip , a big thank you to Nick for letting me ride shotgun that night
jim gee. That was nice ride, and I will do it again and again. Brings back the youth.
Awesome example of an original unrestored car. I wouldn't be in a hurry to restore it. SO cool as is, but I would wash it LOL!!
That Nicks a real rascal ain't he? 9 minutes you'll never get back
Awesome, this car, the T/A is my favorite Challenger. Nice vid
Just goes to show you that cool is cool.
yeah!
Congratulations Nick
Wow! That's the car Mad Max should be driving through the Wasteland... true muscle, real survivor! Awesome, Nick!
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That is a great car ! It must not have seen too much snow.
I think being original and unrestored makes the car even more cool. I would be proud to
drive that very cool car on a Saturday night.... Mopar or No Car
Man this is a cool car! I like the rough looks, showing it's been around but still going strong. Sounds healthy too.
your fans were right all the way, keep that stock and ratty, its a beautiful survivor
I hope to catch you guys at the Julep next time. The car looks and sounds great!
Awesome stuff Nick.
I couldn't agree more.... doing the same with a all original 88 5.0..... smoke grey..... :) I'm just sanding the few spots that the paint is flaking and covering the bare metal with plastidip lol
Just washing the windows would have been a nice touch!
I've owned, driven & raced almost every muscle car made in the late 60s - early 70s but I must say the AAR Cuda which is Dodges version of the TA Challenger was the most fun car I had ever driven & extremely quick . Three duce's & solid lifters out of the box .
sounds/looks great
Congratulations Nick.
Beautiful TA !
It’s only original ONCE! Leave that beauty be just the way I remember them!
The story of how you found it would be great!
Man Nick thanks for sharing this.
You bet!
@@NicksGarage Hey Nick, do you still have this car? You haven't had it on video in awhile.
Can only be that way once. I appreciate it.
Hay Nick love your videos .
Excellent video and keep your car as the original survivor as it is!
Hey Nick, congratulations buddy.....Love the Challenger T/A.....
Mopar man for life! Such a great car and thank you for keeping it stock. Although the hemi would be awesome!
Cool ride Nick
congrats on your trophy Nick you deserve it car looks and sounds great by the way thanks for the invite
That's great . .Like the originality and all the compliments it got 👍
nick,congrats on the new award for best. please re paint that block if you do anything at all to her.lol
super sweet ride
stock, unrestored '70 T/A = love
its funny you mentioned sliding on the vinyl seats . when I was in my 1st car,a 1972 Pontiac catalina with the 400 in it,I wasn't a seat belt wearer . I took a sharp corner at 25mph and all of a sudden I was sliding all the way across the bench seat and ended up in the passenger seat! still hanging on to the steering wheel for dear life, I managed to slam on the brakes and bring her to a safe stop. from then on,I always worn my seat belt!
congrats Nick !!!
Ha, crack in the dash. My 73 cracked just like that. Developed a bad vibration, turned out to be a u-joint going out, and cracked the dash before I got the U-joint fixed.
nice to see you enjoy the finer things in life! so happy you decided to go with the original engine too. I'm sure that 340 sixpack still pack a nice punch. 👍👌
Great find, sweet T/A Nick. I once had a six pack in a '68 Charger R/T that was added to the 440. Sure wish I had it today, although it was not the original motor and the six was not available till '69, it was still an awesome Mopar.
beautiful car
A lot of respect to you good sir! From a fellow mopar guy
That's pretty damn awesome, congrats Nick.
Mr.Nick,,I am not a dodge fan,,not really at all,,but that T/A you have is AWESOME!! Can't wait to hear it with a fresh rebuild and those 3 deuces wide open ducking air!!
its not necessary to tell people what you dont like,it invalidates anything
you say and adds an air of douchiness to your comments.i would try
very hard to not do that anymore,dont lead into a comment with
" im not a fan of " or " i dont normally like" because it is not cool.
big daddio like you just made yourself sound right now?? I love this guy and his channel,,it was nothing but a huge compliment!! And it got some likes as you can see,, I think you've made yourself look very dumb man..but to each his own
Congrats on the trophy, I absolutely love this car. Love this channel, looking forward to more episodes.
It looks great with no shine. Leave it as is like i suggested last winter you can park it anywhere. Look at how that kids face lit up ( engine startup ) looking at that original survivor T/A...that's where the magic is.
Since the car is based on a road racer I hope you could drive it up to the "Sommet des Legendes" ( Mt. Tremblant in July )after all T/As & AARs left their mark there long ago. That T/A would be appreciated even by non-muscle enthusiasts.
Hot80s. I see you were aware that T/As and AARs raced at Mt. Tremblant in 1970. If I have the time I would love to come to "Sommet des legendes". Thanks for watching.
Very nice video. Take care now.
Nick, very cool , clean it up a little, don't let the rust go, owning that vehicle now is like inheriting a piece of history, it's yours to maintain while in your custody, she's beautiful just the way she is, but a little spruce up wouldn't hurt, enjoy it my man
Word, rust is cancer, it will eat it up. I would restore it. Very nice car.
I love that car
Awesome, i have a 68 that sat for over 20 years, still has the same dust on it, hoping to get it out and about this Summer.
why.....you owned it for over 20 yrs and its just sitting there?
no i bought it, and dragged it home last year. theres a video on my channel. Will start on the restoration once ive finished my current Pontiac project.
This is good stuff! You are the man. Keep it running.
nice Nick!
Come on, Nick. You HAVE to put a fresh coat of paint on that car. You can do it, brother!
Fantastic car....
Damn, this shows Canadian?!! Represent!!! Good to hear :)
Lycanthropic Paranoia Yes Mtl. Is still in the great white north!