Marseilles Vieux yup blow the engine and if you buy a Crate Motor and re and re you actually make it better and as long as you don’t do a bolt by bolt tear down it’s gonna be worth more then you put into it. (Too many guys do a complete tear down and you never get that back but can buy them for as little as $.10 on the dollar for what went into them.)
Yeah, even if he blows something big up, its a Mustang. Parts everywhere, common as dirt. And a new Coyote crate motor makes EVEN MORE power, and weighs less.
This is when the previous owner, who never smoked, realises that his son (who does smoke) knew all about that little switch and had many nights out in his Mustang. :-)
Haha, yeah, I totally forgot to clean that ash tray...... related to that switch, I only put that there as I would have never trusted myself... So a little insurance cant hurt. Best I can tell Matt never tried to joy ride..... Some people connect the neutral safety to the cigarette lighter. I chose a switch close to the parking brake so no one would notice when I release the parking brake.
@@jessemiller3001 Thanks for the reply. I used to smoke and I loved having a cigarette when driving, so I don't blame you at all. I say it was poor form of Tyler to point that ashtray out. Glad Matt never went out in your car, it seems to be a thing that kids in America "borrow" their Dad's cars, here in the UK I have never heard of anyone I know doing it. P.S. That was a real classy car you had.
@@dkpirie i dont know what the laws are in the US but im just trying to imagine the layers and level of shit i would have been in if i ever had borrowed my dads car as a teen here in the UK, not to mention the levels of shit my dad would have been in with his insurance :/
John W | Yeah, it was just a joke. (But it’s kinda deep now that I think about it. We’re screaming through gears in life hustling as much as we can, and even though we’re doing great, if we look over and see someone pass us, we just see them passing without realizing the head starts and how long it took them to actually get there. Life lesson: Keep being Hoovie, even when you see a FedEx truck fly by you on the highway.
FYI I still enjoy watching this video once in a while.... Selling a car to you after 26 years of owning it is painfull, but being able to re-watch this awesomely positive video about it is a huge plus. Going to start a 63 Falcon restoration next. hoping it will bring as much joy as that car did... I saw that you blew the rear out in a past video.. I did that myself but at that time it had a single rib early 60's center carrier. replaced with a better waffled carrier...guessing it wasn't strong enough.... Guess that motor has more power than I thought.....
@@fbboringstuff That's a good thing about Resto-Mods (if they're built properly). All the looks of a classic car, with the dependability of something more modern. Best of both worlds IMHO.
@@fbboringstuff yeah, i should have written my thoughts in another way. Here you have some of the benefits of new tech whilst enjoying cruising around in a car which is looking really gorgeous and out of this time. Cheers!
Yep, not even his exotics interest as much as something like this. Badass. And you gotta love how the little Windsor’s always sound like they have 600hp...
That's my favorite car so far, I have a 70 Challenger in no where near that condition and I love it. Anyone can buy a new car but the old ones are rare. Mine being not restored still gets thumbs up, it makes some of us feel like kids again. Great video.
I love the car, I would be totally happy with you buying more stuff like this. I am surprised that as part of making it a daily driver he didn't put in power steering.
"Armstrong" steering works just fine outside of a parking lot/garage and lets you feel the steering in a way older boosted-steering-boxes don't. The old power steering stops any sort of road-feels.
Eh, I've been daily driving old cars with no power steering since I got my license 3 years ago. And my first car, that I'm now restoring, won't be getting it either.
PLEASE keep buying muscle cars/restomods, we love seeing them! I'm all for factory-style/O.E. Concours-grade restorations (being an O.E. Grade Restoration Consultant myself), but restomods are a great thing in my mind - they make muscle cars more reliable, fun and accessible for more people than would be interested in the museum-quality examples.
Hoovie: Here's this secret switch hidden under the dash that makes the car impossible to start so it can't be stolen. Car thieves in Hoovie's Town: THANK YOU !!!! 🤣
Was going to post this... The idea behind a hidden kill switch is so people don't know it's there. Announcing it to a million people kind of defeats the purpose.
I’m so happy for you man. This brings me back to when I had my first scout taking it out for the first time and letting the IH 392 sing with the top off.
There is nothing like the roar sound and power of 60s muscle cars, the smile it brings to all the senses, nothing like it. Got 66 Impala Convertable, If i ever find an LS cheat, I will drop it in in a heartbeat. Enjoy the ride, fill that garage with them the smile with never go away
IMO resto-mods are the truest form of the spirit of American automotive heritage. The reason stock-numbers-matching originals cost so much is their rarity. So many of these cars went from the showroom to a shade-tree mechanic where they started modding and adding personal touches to them. From the slick racers of the '50's who were modding there dad's old '46 to the "stock" car racers of the '70's. Everything back in the day was modded. Kudos Hoovie, have fun and naysayers be damned.
Nice ride ! My brothers friend rebuilt a replica 350H in his garage many years ago. I still remember riding in it ! Its stuck in my mind for all this time!
Bob Crane I’ve driven this car, and I can tell you that it really is hard to steer. It made me look so weak trying to back it into a spot in front of a crowd.
@@ElliottAlvis I've got a 66 Mustang and I found greasing the steering box and putting a roller idler arm significantly reduces steering effort. Also hitting the gym helps ;)
Welcome to the Mustang club buddy! I love your honest and amazing reactions when you were getting on it, totally how I feel too. Every time, it never gets old.... Enjoy it!
I love this, anyone who's been in a classic muscle car knows that feeling you're having, almost nothing else like an old lopey v8. I've had JDM for so long currently have had a Z car for the last 2 years, but theres definitely another mustang in my future.🤙
Nice car to a well deserved owner. Restomods are definitely the way of the future. It breathes life back into old cars that aren't in pristine condition. The biggest advantage over the pristine originals is "Fun" and using them like they were meant to be.
I'm completely behind you on this one Hoovie. That guy did a really nice job with this even if it is a faux or tribute car. There is nothing wrong with resto-modding from a lesser model, a bastard, or non-number matching car in my opinion. If it were an original or Concours grade full blown restoration I may say differently. But this thing is pretty damn cool and I'm happy for you. I share in your excitement and enthusiasm. The Kenne Bell superchargers are a real blast and a great way to wake up some of these older/lesser Ford mills. Enjoy the hell out of it, have fun with it, and put all the miles on it you want. This thing can be turned and reborn in another 10 years as long as it's in good shape and mileage won't matter. Congrats on the new ride.
7:47 "I just have one complaint..." *Pans past unannounced clown shoe yet again* For real though, quit smoking Jesse! Need more awesome cars like this around.
My dad rented a Mustang fastback, I think a '65 and it was the first Mustang that I had ever seen, Cherry Red with white stripes and I rode in the back as a 11 year old. It was AWESOME.
Hoovies taking his own advice th-cam.com/video/K_A5BqrX6_I/w-d-xo.html Or maybe Daddy Doug convinced him? www.autotrader.com/car-news/bmw-z3-coupe-forgotten-fun-hatchback-281474979904266
LOL! All these years of playing Gran Turismo, and seeing them occasionally irl, but didn't realize they looked like a clownshoe until that guy's comment! 😂😂😂 i've been missing out on an inside joke
I know a guy who owns a 1966 light blue notchback Mustang and he says that key to getting a bargain Mustang is to choose one that is in good condition but not of the most desirable style, such as Bullit copy 68 fastback or white 67 fastback with blue stripes.
They are gorgeous cars. Mine was midnight blue with a white interior. When you opened a door at night and all of those interior lights came on it was a work of art. If you are ever inside one, look at the headliner. It's texture was modeled after the moon's surface. A tribute to the Apollo moon mission.
As much as I can appreciate new supercars and hypercars, if I had the money they are not at the top of my list. I would be more like a Jay Leno but on a smaller scale.
You're not in the minority Joe. SEMA has almost always been chock full of restomods, drag cars, etc. Some of the biggest names in car modifications, Holley, Edelbrock, etc. Got their start with kits for V8 engines, and still provide a lot of support for them. Muscle cars and Super cars are different animals entirely, super cars just appeal to a wider audience, but a lot of that audience probably aren't even actual enthusiasts. I think the rapidly increasing prices for a lot of muscle cars is a testament to the demand for them.
I fucking hate seeing Chev motors in Fords. It's funny here in Australia all the Holden guys rag on Fords all the time but if they didn't have a nine inch diff they'd be stuck in the driveway
Nice car Hoovie! Someone took an old Turd 6 cyl car and made a nice ride out of it! obviously a ton of work in it and it looks like you are having a blast driving it! Keep on driving it and enjoying your latest addiction!
I stand corrected, then. I don't really follow his channel (sorry B for Build, no offense!), I guess vTuned's stuff has been more interesting to me lately. Edit: watched BIFB's vids, he's taking a TOTALLY different approach than vTuned is, vTuned cut his in half right down the middle, BIFB just cut the top off. I'm looking forward to both end results now.
Ill admit, I hadnt ever watched your channel until I ran across the 3 of yall on Tavarish's channel with the "budget supercars". But I have to say this is one of my favorite reviews. Awesome purchase man. Ill definatly be watching more. This is one of my top 3 dream cars
I actually enjoy when you get something well done and reliable. You put all that money into other cars with little return when you do sell them (or so you say). It's nice to see one in good shape right off the batt.
I'm a firm believer in upgrading everything. If you're installing a larger power plant the next thing on my list is power brakes and steering. You don't install more ponies if you're running the same binders as stock!
Finally Hoovie and some good old American muscle! There is absolutely nothing wrong with a restomod because not every car is worthy of a full factory restoration!
this is basically what I am aiming for in my 73' Monte Carlo, I love the look of the car, but I still want most if not all of the creature comforts of a modern car. With that in mind the car has been a dream to work on.. 98% of the work thats been done has been done in my drive way which has been a great feeling... Took the car from being dead non starter to now my daily local driving. (work, groceries )
7:32 Get the FRAM oil filter OFF of it. All that bad-ass motor "protected" by a FRAM. Put a WIX on it next time if you havent already. Great car. Sounds soooo good.
This is the first car that I’ve watched you buy where I actually am jealous. What a beautiful car. I agree, if it was a true Shelby I’d be terrified of really driving it. I’d rather have something that didn’t need the velvet rope treatment. ☮️👊
"The stock market is prob. Gonna tank and we're gonna be in a recession but...*Engine lets out a loud american scream* and who cares about anything else. God bless you man. Living vicariously through you. Currently driving a 2001 9-5 saab turbo with a broken power steering pump and a bunch of other broken bits. Watching your show reminds me sometime soon i may be driving what i want. Well not soon but you get the idea. Much love Hoovie. You da man. If you have anything functioning you can part with reach out! Thanks!
I love it, enjoy your car My favorite is a 1967 shelby , one day I'll buy a clone but not an "eleanor" a regular 1967 with the ram air hood scoops, anyways, enjoy your car sir.
To be honest, I'm a little over the eleanors...SO many people are doing it and OVERdoing it these days with bigger and more scoops and stuff. Give me a 1967 390 fastback in Hunter Green (aka Bullitt) with original rally wheels and I'd die a happy man.
Don't think I've ever seen him that enthusiastic about a car, seems he's really into it.
Hoovies left nut just dropped. His voice will soon deepen to reflect it.
well it's not broken
Wait I thought he hated Ford, but his dream car is a mustang??? About time.
Muscle cars with stick shifts will almost always put a smile on your face when done right
@Peyton Brimmer You can be enthusiastic about unreliable cars, but if your not mechanically inclined your wallet won't be quite as enthusiastic haha
Hoovie finally buys something that appreciates even when it breaks. And when it does break, it does not break the bank. Good job Hoovie!!!
Marseilles Vieux yup blow the engine and if you buy a Crate Motor and re and re you actually make it better and as long as you don’t do a bolt by bolt tear down it’s gonna be worth more then you put into it. (Too many guys do a complete tear down and you never get that back but can buy them for as little as $.10 on the dollar for what went into them.)
Excellent investment...
Yeah, even if he blows something big up, its a Mustang. Parts everywhere, common as dirt. And a new Coyote crate motor makes EVEN MORE power, and weighs less.
..Till all the boomers die
John-Paul Silke yeah but that’d drive like shit sliding off a shovel.
This is when the previous owner, who never smoked, realises that his son (who does smoke) knew all about that little switch and had many nights out in his Mustang. :-)
This looks like my old account
Haha, yeah, I totally forgot to clean that ash tray...... related to that switch, I only put that there as I would have never trusted myself... So a little insurance cant hurt. Best I can tell Matt never tried to joy ride..... Some people connect the neutral safety to the cigarette lighter. I chose a switch close to the parking brake so no one would notice when I release the parking brake.
@@jessemiller3001 Thanks for the reply. I used to smoke and I loved having a cigarette when driving, so I don't blame you at all. I say it was poor form of Tyler to point that ashtray out. Glad Matt never went out in your car, it seems to be a thing that kids in America "borrow" their Dad's cars, here in the UK I have never heard of anyone I know doing it. P.S. That was a real classy car you had.
A non-smoker would smell cigarettes in their car as soon as they opened the door if someone had smoked in it.
@@dkpirie i dont know what the laws are in the US but im just trying to imagine the layers and level of shit i would have been in if i ever had borrowed my dads car as a teen here in the UK, not to mention the levels of shit my dad would have been in with his insurance :/
Hoovie revving through the gears while the FedEx truck out accelerates him is pretty much my life.
Topher M mood AF
The truck was already going like 70 but just a joke
I was literally thinking the same thing lol
Topher M dude took the words right out my mouth hahahaha
John W | Yeah, it was just a joke. (But it’s kinda deep now that I think about it. We’re screaming through gears in life hustling as much as we can, and even though we’re doing great, if we look over and see someone pass us, we just see them passing without realizing the head starts and how long it took them to actually get there. Life lesson: Keep being Hoovie, even when you see a FedEx truck fly by you on the highway.
FYI I still enjoy watching this video once in a while.... Selling a car to you after 26 years of owning it is painfull, but being able to re-watch this awesomely positive video about it is a huge plus. Going to start a 63 Falcon restoration next. hoping it will bring as much joy as that car did... I saw that you blew the rear out in a past video.. I did that myself but at that time it had a single rib early 60's center carrier. replaced with a better waffled carrier...guessing it wasn't strong enough.... Guess that motor has more power than I thought.....
Beautiful car, Jesse. I can't wait to see the next build.
You built my dream car right there, you did an incredible job.
8:25, I've been WAITING for the rug to to shooting off across the garage and it finally happened hahahah
I knew he was going to do that lol..
Exactly! All this years wating for that
@@estebanquito356 I think the three of us need to get better goals in life hahahaha
But it was funny none the less haha
I love that
@@muskokamike127 Life goal achived
This car puts a smile on my face - and that's through the internet. I can only image how you feel. Great decision!
I would love to drive that car... Cannot beat old school cars!
Vankovas it’s not old! All the mechanical parts are very modern.
@@fbboringstuff That's a good thing about Resto-Mods (if they're built properly). All the looks of a classic car, with the dependability of something more modern. Best of both worlds IMHO.
@@fbboringstuff yeah, i should have written my thoughts in another way. Here you have some of the benefits of new tech whilst enjoying cruising around in a car which is looking really gorgeous and out of this time. Cheers!
Of all the cars you've had on your channel, that's the one I want the most.
Upon reflection, I still have to give the nod to the Imperial he used to have, but this one's not bad either. :)
I still want his cool 911 turbo..
Yep, not even his exotics interest as much as something like this. Badass.
And you gotta love how the little Windsor’s always sound like they have 600hp...
porsche911 he doesn’t have it anymore
The Testarossa because of Sonny Crockett.
That's my favorite car so far, I have a 70 Challenger in no where near that condition and I love it. Anyone can buy a new car but the old ones are rare. Mine being not restored still gets thumbs up, it makes some of us feel like kids again. Great video.
Rule Number One. "Never, Ever, tell anyone where the kill switch is".
I was looking for this comment. Thank you.
@@FredrikEastling Because it's hidden SO well... lol
This is by far the happiest I've seen Hoovie talking about a recent purchase! Now I have get or at least drive a 66 Shelby 350!
I live about 20 minutes outside of Baltimore and I seen that car pass by my house so many times that I can’t even count
Lies
@gordon mathew ah yes, the old double-gordon
Gordon Gaming I live outside Bmore too!
gordon mathew thanks for knowing it’s true
jman_jd10 I hate to do this but your life is a lie
I love the car, I would be totally happy with you buying more stuff like this.
I am surprised that as part of making it a daily driver he didn't put in power steering.
Tyler P depending on the commute power steer isn’t that important. Aircon is much more important to me haha
"Armstrong" steering works just fine outside of a parking lot/garage and lets you feel the steering in a way older boosted-steering-boxes don't. The old power steering stops any sort of road-feels.
Eh, I've been daily driving old cars with no power steering since I got my license 3 years ago. And my first car, that I'm now restoring, won't be getting it either.
@@Simcard__ Awesome to hear, same with me. I love the feel of powerless steering.
Power steering is in the sleeves mate 💪
PLEASE keep buying muscle cars/restomods, we love seeing them! I'm all for factory-style/O.E. Concours-grade restorations (being an O.E. Grade Restoration Consultant myself), but restomods are a great thing in my mind - they make muscle cars more reliable, fun and accessible for more people than would be interested in the museum-quality examples.
Jacob Irvine I’ve always been an old school custom/hot rod-type guy. Luv Hoovie’s ‘66!
@@grahamstrouse1165 can't wait to see if/when Hoovie gets some more old-school hot rods! That would be awesome
The most reliable car he's ever bought.
After land cruiser of course .
Either that mustang or his miata in the background
20JK10 LoL right!!!!
And the 6.2
@@xcapitalmoney4089 and the Lexus ES300 5 speed lol
“Ferrari won Lemans with the Ford GT in 1966”...we forgive you Hoovie :)
At least he's pretty
"dream car" will sell it two weeks later
This isn't streetspeed717
Hoovie: Here's this secret switch hidden under the dash that makes the car impossible to start so it can't be stolen.
Car thieves in Hoovie's Town: THANK YOU !!!! 🤣
Was going to post this... The idea behind a hidden kill switch is so people don't know it's there. Announcing it to a million people kind of defeats the purpose.
I’m so happy for you man. This brings me back to when I had my first scout taking it out for the first time and letting the IH 392 sing with the top off.
I rewatched them screeching tires getting onto the on ramp at 10:30 like 6 times. This is a BAD ASS car.
The sound of a 5.0 never gets old. Congrats! "More vintage cars in my future"....subbed.
Why have we not talked about the "Clown shoe" that's been in the garage for weeks???
I'm pretty sure he's already had a video about the miata
I think that every video!
He's talking about the beemer
YES M coupe, I need to know whats the story.
Glad you pointed this out I was just drooling over one of these online the other day, Excited for the vid now.
Neighbors be like "You know the guy that buys all those cars, well now he has a Mustang. No more parking on the street."
There is nothing like the roar sound and power of 60s muscle cars, the smile it brings to all the senses, nothing like it. Got 66 Impala Convertable, If i ever find an LS cheat, I will drop it in in a heartbeat. Enjoy the ride, fill that garage with them the smile with never go away
Sorry Hoovie, but in the beginning of the video, when you are "Becoming a man", there is a FedEx truck, in the background pulling away from you, lol
Dang now that's a speedy delivery.
They got places to be lmao
He is obviously getting on the on ramp and getting up to speed ...well the FedEx truck is already doing 70mph...
@@Studlogan70 r/woosh
@@dido3528 /b/ ... Peasant
IMO resto-mods are the truest form of the spirit of American automotive heritage. The reason stock-numbers-matching originals cost so much is their rarity. So many of these cars went from the showroom to a shade-tree mechanic where they started modding and adding personal touches to them. From the slick racers of the '50's who were modding there dad's old '46 to the "stock" car racers of the '70's. Everything back in the day was modded. Kudos Hoovie, have fun and naysayers be damned.
One of the BEST Hoovies Garage videos. I literally enjoyed every second of this video from start to end.
i just wish he had gone to the wizard and heard his opinion on the work done and any possible future upgrades
@@dazasc3994 I was waiting for this part. But unfortunately he didn't .
The opening is great! "I just became a man" is declared just as my eyes go down to the slippers on the pedals.
Graham, Hoovie is a whack job. His personality is infectious. That's why we're here.....
@@MrJoebiz24 Yep. Agreed. Normal is boring.
Nice ride ! My brothers friend rebuilt a replica 350H in his garage many years ago. I still remember riding in it ! Its stuck in my mind for all this time!
"i should buy more vintage cars"
Up next: I bought the CHEAPEST 300SL GULLWING
Right
he wishes
up next: I bought the cheapest Ferrari 250 GTO lol
Keeping with the Shelby theme, he needs a Shelby Daytona.
@@Not-Great-at-Gaming or the GLS?
(GLS stands for: goes like STINK lol)
Having known how low key you normally are, to hear you giggle and get all giddy ripping up the road makes my heart happy!
8:29 They couldn't call it a muscle car with power steering.
Bob Crane I’ve driven this car, and I can tell you that it really is hard to steer. It made me look so weak trying to back it into a spot in front of a crowd.
@@ElliottAlvis I've got a 66 Mustang and I found greasing the steering box and putting a roller idler arm significantly reduces steering effort. Also hitting the gym helps ;)
Welcome to the Mustang club buddy! I love your honest and amazing reactions when you were getting on it, totally how I feel too. Every time, it never gets old.... Enjoy it!
0:05 - "I'm getting beaten by a FedEx van"
1:31 "ferrari won Le Mans in 1966 with the Ford gt's." ummm... ya right.
dannydaw59 stonks
💁♂️ here's the joke you missed
I love this, anyone who's been in a classic muscle car knows that feeling you're having, almost nothing else like an old lopey v8. I've had JDM for so long currently have had a Z car for the last 2 years, but theres definitely another mustang in my future.🤙
Original Shelby Mustang are legendary. The fun you are going to have with your resto mod is going to be priceless.
$31,000!? That's an amazing deal.
Cheaper than a new Camry... crazy!
@@DanTheMailman330 Nothing special to find a nicer car that's less expensive than a Camry lol.
It's normal to get about 1/4-1/2 the money you put into a car unless it's something super desirable and a 1 of 1 factory car.
When did he mention the price timeframe?
@@bruhhh1364 1:45-1:50
Nice car to a well deserved owner.
Restomods are definitely the way of the future. It breathes life back into old cars that aren't in pristine condition. The biggest advantage over the pristine originals is "Fun" and using them like they were meant to be.
The happiest I've seen Hoovie in a longgggggg time!
Thank you for getting this car! I'm in the process of restoring a 1967 mustang convertible GT with a 390. One of only 12 ever made.
390 was a great engine. With the right heads, you can put a ton of boost into it as well. Good for perhaps 1500 hp.
Andy Taylor why would you do that for a 67 mustang though. And you’d need more than boost and a few thousand in parts for “1500 horsepower”😂
The 390 was stock in this one?
I'm completely behind you on this one Hoovie. That guy did a really nice job with this even if it is a faux or tribute car. There is nothing wrong with resto-modding from a lesser model, a bastard, or non-number matching car in my opinion. If it were an original or Concours grade full blown restoration I may say differently. But this thing is pretty damn cool and I'm happy for you. I share in your excitement and enthusiasm. The Kenne Bell superchargers are a real blast and a great way to wake up some of these older/lesser Ford mills. Enjoy the hell out of it, have fun with it, and put all the miles on it you want. This thing can be turned and reborn in another 10 years as long as it's in good shape and mileage won't matter. Congrats on the new ride.
7:47 "I just have one complaint..." *Pans past unannounced clown shoe yet again*
For real though, quit smoking Jesse! Need more awesome cars like this around.
Its just cruel at this point. Maybe he's so disappointed with it, he can't bring himself to talk about it.
David Galinat very likely lol
My dad rented a Mustang fastback, I think a '65 and it was the first Mustang that I had ever seen, Cherry Red with white stripes and I rode in the back as a 11 year old. It was AWESOME.
Oh my God you finally bought a good car.
So.... Hoovie, where’s the vid on the BMW Shoe Car in the back at 7:49?
+1, patiently waiting on the shoe car review and story
Hoovies taking his own advice
th-cam.com/video/K_A5BqrX6_I/w-d-xo.html
Or maybe Daddy Doug convinced him?
www.autotrader.com/car-news/bmw-z3-coupe-forgotten-fun-hatchback-281474979904266
Is that the black hatchback??? I just asked what that was i thought i missed something 😁😁😁
Congrats on your Mustang! I am a old school Mustang fan myself! I want to restore a 1969 Mach 1 with the 429 Cobra Jet engine!
This guy buys cars by the dozen and then sells them within 2 years
Its nice to see your facial expression driving this mustang you really enjoy it!
The 1965-1968 Mustang was the best Mustang ever. When it still had class
Wow, Tyler! That's a beautiful car! Can't wait to see it in person! I love those 60's muscle cars!
Hoovie buys fastback *finally grows chest hair*
Voice deepens
Dollar Shave Club sponsorship pending?????
You are living the dream my man. Never stop!
I haven’t seen you this excited for a car ever. Congratulations! Huge moment
Hoovie, you’re hiding (in plain sight) a BMW Z3 coupe. Yes, a Clownshoe. When will we see more on that gem?
+1 on that! Looking forward to hearing about the "cheapest clownshoe in the US"
TheRealEdd
LOL! All these years of playing Gran Turismo, and seeing them occasionally irl, but didn't realize they looked like a clownshoe until that guy's comment! 😂😂😂 i've been missing out on an inside joke
I know a guy who owns a 1966 light blue notchback Mustang and he says that key to getting a bargain Mustang is to choose one that is in good condition but not of the most desirable style, such as Bullit copy 68 fastback or white 67 fastback with blue stripes.
Love it Tyler...my dream car is a 1969 mustang mach one...vintage mustang's are the best
They are gorgeous cars. Mine was midnight blue with a white interior. When you opened a door at night and all of those interior lights came on it was a work of art. If you are ever inside one, look at the headliner. It's texture was modeled after the moon's surface. A tribute to the Apollo moon mission.
@@gorflunk . A total bitch to clean if it gets dirty with all those little craters
I really enjoy you and the Wizard. You have a a good friendship and chemistry together. If had the money I’d probably have as many cars as you.
Some of us actually care more about muscle cars more then supercars. I'm one of them....
Absofreakinglutely.
A lot of people do...
As much as I can appreciate new supercars and hypercars, if I had the money they are not at the top of my list. I would be more like a Jay Leno but on a smaller scale.
You're not in the minority Joe. SEMA has almost always been chock full of restomods, drag cars, etc. Some of the biggest names in car modifications, Holley, Edelbrock, etc. Got their start with kits for V8 engines, and still provide a lot of support for them. Muscle cars and Super cars are different animals entirely, super cars just appeal to a wider audience, but a lot of that audience probably aren't even actual enthusiasts. I think the rapidly increasing prices for a lot of muscle cars is a testament to the demand for them.
Amen brother I love muscle cars more than super cars and tuners
i breathed a sigh of relief when he revealed the engine to be a Ford engine and not an LS swap like a lot of resto mod Mustangs are.
That’s what I wanted honestly 😂😂
Should have LS swapped it, make more power lol
Would be cool if it was a coyote engine
I fucking hate seeing Chev motors in Fords.
It's funny here in Australia all the Holden guys rag on Fords all the time but if they didn't have a nine inch diff they'd be stuck in the driveway
@@97JoMiller a 351 swaps walk an LS :-p
Dude, those restomods are super cool. I've got a 1970 Cuda restomod. It has 472 hemi under the hood and it looks amazing too. Good luck and enjoy it.
Just show us the Z3 M Coupe already lol its been sitting there for long enough
Thought he said he was storing it for a friend? Or something along those lines. But I could be mistaken
He bought it on BringATrailer
No one cares what you say. But yeah it would be good to see
Joe Stinton fake account bud, nice try OSsloth
Excellent find. Simple to work on, reliable and gorgeous. Enjoy enjoy enjoy
Lmao he went really cave man there for a sec lol
Think this is the happiest ive actually seen him with a car
you mean he went "Tim the tool-man Taylor" for a moment ha ha
@@patrickrostker6693 not enough gorilla noises
Nice car Hoovie! Someone took an old Turd 6 cyl car and made a nice ride out of it! obviously a ton of work in it and it looks like you are having a blast driving it! Keep on driving it and enjoying your latest addiction!
vTuned Garage cuts a Mustang in half, Hoovie just buys one and skips to the end 🤣
b is for build is also building one
I don't think he cut his in half though. At least, not yet.
@@glassvial yes, he did. Right down the middle. Widen about 3-4".
Exactly AT The Same time vtuned started his project.
I stand corrected, then. I don't really follow his channel (sorry B for Build, no offense!), I guess vTuned's stuff has been more interesting to me lately.
Edit: watched BIFB's vids, he's taking a TOTALLY different approach than vTuned is, vTuned cut his in half right down the middle, BIFB just cut the top off. I'm looking forward to both end results now.
Ill admit, I hadnt ever watched your channel until I ran across the 3 of yall on Tavarish's channel with the "budget supercars". But I have to say this is one of my favorite reviews. Awesome purchase man. Ill definatly be watching more. This is one of my top 3 dream cars
2018: all youtube car channels got Lambo
2019: all youtube car channels got Supra
2020: all youtube car channels got Mustang
I see NOTHING wrong with that...2021 everyone gets a Jaguar?
I want a jaguar f type by then :’)
@@jaymorrison2419 no, no, I say everyone in buy an escalade. Than modify the interior.
@Walt Disney how are you speaking you're already dead Walt?
@Walt Disney . That's a myth
Finally an interesting car you bought 😂 take it to the wizard let's see what he thinks about it, congratulations dude you deserve it
I actually enjoy when you get something well done and reliable. You put all that money into other cars with little return when you do sell them (or so you say). It's nice to see one in good shape right off the batt.
9:08 that laugh is how you know he really enjoys it
I'm a firm believer in upgrading everything. If you're installing a larger power plant the next thing on my list is power brakes and steering. You don't install more ponies if you're running the same binders as stock!
Watching a video about a 5L supercharged 60s Mustang.
TH-cam advert algorithm serves up an ad for a Nissan Leaf...
It's all about balance.
The Mustang is a carbon offset...offset. burn a dinosaur then plant a tree.
Finally Hoovie and some good old American muscle! There is absolutely nothing wrong with a restomod because not every car is worthy of a full factory restoration!
Fedex guy: "Too soon Junior!!!!!"
This fools runnin a Sheeeeeelby 350
Exactly the same experience as I had with my Mustang ... It's a blast to drive everytime you get in it.
I have one of my dream cars a 1955 chevy bel air but damn I've always wanted a 1966 fastback
Hoovie: quit smoking man, Hoovie: no seat belts
They had lap belts back then kid.
And he's wearing it
BeyondWrittenWords lap belt kid lol go eat a sandwich
Watch the opening when the FedEx truck is taking him. There is a racing style lap belt.
this is basically what I am aiming for in my 73' Monte Carlo, I love the look of the car, but I still want most if not all of the creature comforts of a modern car. With that in mind the car has been a dream to work on.. 98% of the work thats been done has been done in my drive way which has been a great feeling... Took the car from being dead non starter to now my daily local driving. (work, groceries )
Maybe add power brakes, they were an option. That power could use a hand slowing back down. Nice purchase.
Hoovie gets a Mustang,
His neighbours stop coming out of their house.
Beautiful Mustang! My cousin had a 66 GT fastback with 4 on the floor & a pony interior, he sold it in 1972 for $950. Still regrets it!
Congratulations Hoovie. I’m so happy for you man. I grew up on these cars, I know how much fun they are. Enjoy it!!
My Dad had a real one when he was 16-22 but then it burned up in a barn fire where it was being stored. Super cool car!
The first of this video gave me goose bumps. Pure American muscle car
Man that thing is AWESOME !
Now, Mr Hoover - GET YOUR ASS IN A GYM !!!
Holy cow he is almost at 1 million subscribers. I remember when he had 75k
Good content
Mathieu L i was here from when he had like 30 k. Long before he had any of those cars but the older sl.
Beautiful car Tyler! The 302 has good torque already but you slap that Kenne Bell on it and it’s a torque monster. Let it rip and enjoy it. 😍
7:32 Get the FRAM oil filter OFF of it. All that bad-ass motor "protected" by a FRAM. Put a WIX on it next time if you havent already. Great car. Sounds soooo good.
Today, Taylor purchases the most reliable vehicle in his fleet. 🧐
Who is Taylor?
@@ChristopherBristol Probably Taylor Swift...lol
Pretty sure the miata is a contender there
I think he meant tyler lol
lol, Taylor
Quite possibly your best and most sensible car buy to date!
This is the first car that I’ve watched you buy where I actually am jealous. What a beautiful car. I agree, if it was a true Shelby I’d be terrified of really driving it. I’d rather have something that didn’t need the velvet rope treatment. ☮️👊
"The stock market is prob. Gonna tank and we're gonna be in a recession but...*Engine lets out a loud american scream* and who cares about anything else. God bless you man. Living vicariously through you. Currently driving a 2001 9-5 saab turbo with a broken power steering pump and a bunch of other broken bits. Watching your show reminds me sometime soon i may be driving what i want. Well not soon but you get the idea. Much love Hoovie. You da man. If you have anything functioning you can part with reach out! Thanks!
Probably one of your favorite cars that you own. Jesse sounds like someone we should know..
Can we finally talk about the Z3M Coupé lurking in the background?
I think that’s the happiest I’ve seen you drive a car in quite a while- enjoyed watching!
You need a leather jacket and some tattoos and maybe tan.
Do roids and hit the gym!!
Maybe try smoking?
At least just hold it while your driving!! 😂😂
forgot the aviator/cop glasses lol or or some raybands
A cigar chomped in your teeth
Mike West
Dont forget to pick up Girllllllls
you’re*
Just now noticed the outrun cabinet in the background, might be the coolest car in the garage lol
I love it, enjoy your car
My favorite is a 1967 shelby , one day I'll buy a clone but not an "eleanor" a regular 1967 with the ram air hood scoops, anyways, enjoy your car sir.
MrChopp3r 67 is the best mustang
To be honest, I'm a little over the eleanors...SO many people are doing it and OVERdoing it these days with bigger and more scoops and stuff.
Give me a 1967 390 fastback in Hunter Green (aka Bullitt) with original rally wheels and I'd die a happy man.
Muskoka Mike couldn’t agree more!!
@@Neonanimal1256 sorry I made a mistake, it's not hunter green, it's highland green.
I wouldn't scoff at the lime green of Hoovie's though....
Way to go Hoovie. Nice choice. Hope you enjoy it trouble free.
You ought to buy more classics like this more often Hoovie