Rest easy buster. I almost got tears as the anniversary of his passing a customer brought me 2 cases of corona beer. It was poetic in my own little world
When I was in the Army I was fortunate enough to meet Paul at the Atlanta airport when I was heading overseas. He took the time to speak with us for a few minutes and seemed genuinely interested in what we were doing, despite the guy he was with trying to hurry him along to his boarding gate. He even took a photo with us. I cherish that moment because I always thought he was the coolest dude ever and appreciated that he was willing to hang out with us for a bit.
Yeah Han (sung kang) is a big car guy he’s pretty much his character in real life working on and building cars etc. I love how he embraces his character aswell if you follow him on social media you’ll see.
I think the only other car guy would be Sun Kang, but we all grew up with Paul. Guy was a legend and I'm so happy to hear that he was a humble, down to earth guy just like how he seemed to be. He's a major part of why I love working on my car. RIP Paul
Some of the best conversations about classic muscle I've had was with Sun at his restaurant in Brentwood.....don't think he has the restaurant anymore, but I know he still has the car love ;-)
I was into cars before the fast and the furious but the first three movies is what got me into tuner cars then JDM cars, as a kid I’ve always wanted a second gen Eclipse like the one Paul drove
R.I.P. Paul!!!Man, I wish we could time travel back to the day's when life was truly what life was about and everyone was genuine and not paranoid of one another!!!The 90's and the early 2000's was the high light of my life and I miss it dearly!!!
Honestly I greatly appreciate how you are honest and straight to the point and stayed true to the story And how you didn't add in any unnecessary details especially with money and fame when talking about your friend, Paul Walker, and over glorifying some things like how some people would when they're with celebrities It's been a long time since he had passed away and really it's just hard to believe that he's no more especially as someone who had a great impact on the car scene and the community the Fast & Furious series just wasn't the same after he passed away with F7 being the last one I truly enjoyed He'll be dearly missed and he will be forever remembered for his character and personality my thoughts and prayers for his family and friends
Paul was a loss to the entire world, we need more people like Paul Walker. I know i cried a little bit that day, even as a grown man i was such a fan of the movies and Paul's character, it was just devastating. RIP Mr.Walker. We miss you.
He really seemed like an awesome dude. The type of guy who could really get along with anyone. I remember hearing about him the day he died and it was a huge shock. My entire school was talking about it. He really had a lot of fans.
Thanks for sharing this story. Paul may have been the best acting "non actor" we have been blessed to have as part of the car community. You say he was the real deal, and so do many other sources. Gone too soon, but never forgotten. And another huge thank you to Cody Walker for carrying on Paul's legacy and stepping in for the movie(s). My heart goes out to the Walker family.
Also..thank you Craig for sharing your stories with us so awesome to hear and see what you have experienced in the fast franchise and in your own life behind the wheel.. keep them coming..👍🏼
For myself I never met Paul Walker but when I heard he was gone it honestly was heartbreaking and my opinion the franchise hasn't been the same since I do respect that they pay homage to him that's pretty dope I miss u paul rest in paradise thanks for the entertainment you gave us it will never be duplicated
This was a great story and probably like so many I was glued to my screen listening and watching. For you to say you you didn't hang out at parties or weren't buddy buddy, you guys shared a passion and his hobbies that made a connection, you were still mutual friends and kept in contact, your raw emotion at the end of this video when you brought up the crash and those memories just shows, you were equally his family ❤️ much respect Craig, id of given anything you be in your shoes in the course of this franchise
Big time miss Paul Walker, One of the biggest reasons why I wont sell my supra is out of respect to paul, everytime I sit in it and fire it up just reminds me of him and the first movie in 2001 that made me fall in love with tuner cars, ontop of that single handedly building it up from scratch, getting bits and parts to get the way I want it and it still isnt finished since 2010 lol, Hopefully by summer 2023 next year I have the bodykit fully completed and painted.
Awesome dude keep working on it and keep it they are so valuable now its crazy no one would have though that those cars would have been what they are worth today!
@@shanetyler9391 Its crazy that I owned 2 considering how rare they have gotten. I had a red one and currently a black one, the red one I had from 2007-2010, long story short it got damaged in a crash, bought a black SZ to transfer everything from the red RZ, TT engine, straight through exhaust system, apexi air filter, afc neo, all the electronics, practically everything apart from the bodykit and wheels which unfortunately were damaged. So since 2010 its been a long build but I love every minute of it seeing it take shape, even met my gf in 2011 who is now my wife, drove it on our first date, even she cant believe I still held onto it to this day but she understands why I am keeping it.
I actually met my best friend at my job and we raced our cars to 2 Fast 2 Furious and before that, I was into cars but when the first F&f came along, that's what really got me into cars heavy and When Paul Walker passed, the franchise hasn't been the same because I feel that the only reason there was still a decent car scene in the movie was because of his love for cars!! Good video and story!!
Thanks for the video Craig it was awesome. I'm a big fan of tuners and the franchise, I also collect and customize F&F diecast vehicles. I make the wrecked red supra version from the 1/24 supra diecast and would love to send you one for your toy collection if possible. Again love watching your videos and getting behind the seen info.
I still remember where I was when I saw the news headline. Kuala Lumpur international airport waiting for my Air Asia flight back to Hong Kong after a wedding. I still remember the shock and disbelief as I read of what had happened and the loss of such a genuine, down to earth and humble human being.
Dude I sincerely love watching your videos and seeing the old livery’s. I had multiple variations of many of your cars on my bedroom walls as a teenager. The bayside blue with red stripes was such a gorgeous car.
The end really got me. I remember where I was when we heard. I was at my brother's place. We were playing games with my niece and nephew just goofing off. I got a text with a screen shot of the news and didn't want to believe it. I thought it was a hoax, then it was confirmed and I just remember feeling sick to my stomach. I didn't even want to be around people any more. I, of course, didn't know Paul Walker personally, but he was just such a good, genuine dude and it felt like you did. He was a tremendous loss to the car community, as well as the humanitarian community. Nice video Craig.
Dude.. thank you for your honesty. I enjoy your content and I’m excited to continue watching. A lot of information and how you talk about it makes me listen more.
It teared me up, when i heard of his passing and i cant to this day listen to the tribute song, without dropping a tear. The passing of my grandparents after that, certainly didnt help either. I cant listen to that song anymore, i have to change station every time.
Something worth noting, Paul’s qm1 r34 was fitted with a HKS 2.8L crate motor and made 800hp. It was fitted in his ownership and there’s a tweet on his twitter from 2012 about it. Really cool stuff and a genuine car guy. Rip mate
I totally agree with ya. Paul was just one of us and he seemed so genuine. I especially love that interview he did where he was saying that he loved when people called him Brian instead of Paul because he loved that character so much. I'd say the only other person that is just as passionate about cars is Sung Kang. He might not have a huge collection but he is a car guy and I love Tokyo Drift despite the hate it gets. anddd I hate to be that guy on such a nice video, I just can't stand where the franchise has gotten to with the all the crazy, bullshit stunts and the stupid plot lines. It ain't even about the cars anymore. They really need to just end it with this FF10... Thanks for the sharing the stories with us.
A less known fact about Paul Walker is how he also used his wealth to help others by setting up charities and such. He was kinda guy who didn't make a big number of himself. A rare trait in Hollywood I reckon.
The fact Craig goes out of his way to remain legit by refusing to hype up his time in Hollywood never gets old. Could've just as easily been grifting off being "close with PW" and probably never get called on it. Integrity... Getcha some!
Yeah,Paul was cool and down to earth to chat with indeed. On set of the Varsity Blues set, he liked my turbo s14 ,and drove it for a few donuts in the parking lot on set at lunch. We chatted alot bout jdm cars cause i was born in Japan, and my dad had a hakosuka 4 door,rx2 and rx3. He is missed indeed.
I remember working at Home Depot at the Torrance Crossroads in 2003ish, and Ken Takahashi would show up in the Apexi R34 for the Friday night meets there (I have pictures somewhere of him standing on my shopping kart killer '58 Dodge!), and I remember that Skyrine shooting 10 foot flames as he jammed down Skypark drive!
He liked Guns that's friggin awesome :) i love guns and JDM cars also pretty amazing got another friend that has a S13 that has a serious RB26 Build over 800hp he likes guns also and i have a S14 with a SR pretty good build and a very clean car no rust at all. Paul was a legend among the Tuner community and car community in general. He was and always will be my favorite character in those movies it was such a shock to me when he died i got pretty drunk when i found out he died he was a hero to me and so many others.
I think the year 2000 was the year I got into cars. My dad owned a blue Buick Grand Prix with a 5.0. 4 speed auto. Not sure what year, but probably from 85-87. Had the console shifter too. He ended up selling it after my parents bought a house. Wasn't a fast car, but as a kid it was a cool car to ride in. On my 10th Birthday I had a Fast and The Furious birthday cake lol. That movie, along with Gran Turismo, Need For Speed Underground games, and then 2 Fast 2 Furious movie is what got me into cars even farther. It had a car model of the Supra. I've always loved the green eclipse, but later in life realized it wasn't even a 4g63... same as Jesse's Jetta not being a vr6 😅. Now I love drag racing, drifting, rally, and pretty much anything car related. I do have to say I have seen The Fast and The Furious movie at least over 50 times. I used to watch it as a teenager. My dad still jokes about it. Now being 31, I still watch the movie every 2 years. I know the first movie is a little unrealistic, but it still brings joy to me watching Paul rip the "420a" in the parking lot and say, "SHITTT!" 😅
You see. a simple suggestion of yeah you should tell that story to the youtube a verse. turned into a great share. dont keep these gems under the hat. let em shine. even if you think its a silly story. it means something to someone trust me on that.
People give the newer movies crap for being ridiculous..let's be honest. They were always ridiculous if you pay attention. Craig did his best to remedy the Hollywood of the first 2 movies. But Paul's persona is what got people hooked. When I was a kid you either liked ford's or chevys. Paul made it cool to like Japanese cars like the Skyline, and mitsubishis. RIP Paul.
That’s still a tough loss I loved muscle cars when I was a kid because of my dad being a gear head but it was Paul and The Fast and the Furious movies that got me into the import tuner scene I was actually 17 when the first film came out and 18 or 19 when the second film came out I use to have a whole collection of tuner magazines like Super Street, Import Tuner, and a couple others and I would look through them over and over again dreaming of the day I could build my own and have it in a magazine unfortunately that never happened but I had a deep love for Imports I was a huge Mitsubishi EVO fan I wanted a EVO 8 so bad.
For many who grew up watching FF, he was probably the reason we all got into cars. For Paul!
In fact because of him I bought a Skyline too hahaha xD Paul was the perfect influencer without even using Social Media xD
Not me I got into cars because i was always around them because of my dad
@@TROY_MK6 thanks for coming to this exact comment to let us know🤣🤣🤣cheers tho
not me, nfs got me into them
@@TROY_MK6 same for me.
Rest easy buster. I almost got tears as the anniversary of his passing a customer brought me 2 cases of corona beer. It was poetic in my own little world
That's weird as fuck.
@@barnabyjones5161 it was very random but made my day
Right he really was cool character in those movies set the stage for our Generation of kids that wanted to get into JDM cars.
@@shanetyler9391 I'm one of them for sure
@@barnabyjones5161 😂
Every other TH-camr ever in craig's shoes:
Paul was my greatest friend!
Craig: we weren't all that close.
Way to keep it real. Love that attitude.
When I was in the Army I was fortunate enough to meet Paul at the Atlanta airport when I was heading overseas. He took the time to speak with us for a few minutes and seemed genuinely interested in what we were doing, despite the guy he was with trying to hurry him along to his boarding gate. He even took a photo with us. I cherish that moment because I always thought he was the coolest dude ever and appreciated that he was willing to hang out with us for a bit.
Yeah Han (sung kang) is a big car guy he’s pretty much his character in real life working on and building cars etc. I love how he embraces his character aswell if you follow him on social media you’ll see.
What year did you meet him at the airport?
@@pranavc.d9268 2010
@@pranavc.d9268 2010
So cool
Man have the years gone by..rest in paradise.. Paul Walker..gone too soon
na he was gone just in time tbh
@@BmwMe-uh9sy Yeah, the weird grooming shit was gonna come out in the coming years, and he'd have been cancelled.
I'll always miss Paul... the series and the world are not the same without him.
Paul was such a positive influence on the world especially me. I didn't even know they guy and he made me want to be a nicer person.
I think the only other car guy would be Sun Kang, but we all grew up with Paul. Guy was a legend and I'm so happy to hear that he was a humble, down to earth guy just like how he seemed to be.
He's a major part of why I love working on my car. RIP Paul
I think it's more in reference to the OG crew
I have worked with paul ,jordana michelle,and sung in films. I also knew paul for 15 years since working with him in Varsity Blues.
@@d1specdrifter very cool 👍
Some of the best conversations about classic muscle I've had was with Sun at his restaurant in Brentwood.....don't think he has the restaurant anymore, but I know he still has the car love ;-)
Because of him i started loving cars, and specially R34, and i can surely say, its not only me!
Right on brotha
+1 yeah :D
Me too.
I was into cars before the fast and the furious but the first three movies is what got me into tuner cars then JDM cars, as a kid I’ve always wanted a second gen Eclipse like the one Paul drove
Paul was like an uncle where I learned & wanted to be like him. We're blessed to have him root for the folks into cars such as him
R.I.P. Paul!!!Man, I wish we could time travel back to the day's when life was truly what life was about and everyone was genuine and not paranoid of one another!!!The 90's and the early 2000's was the high light of my life and I miss it dearly!!!
Agree
It wasn’t just the high of one life, it was the height of the United States …I would say about 98-99.
@@BredddiTruth
Paul was one of the people that got me into cars, him being such a cool guy also helped love him. Will forever be sad we lost him so early :(
Honestly I greatly appreciate how you are honest and straight to the point and stayed true to the story
And how you didn't add in any unnecessary details especially with money and fame when talking about your friend, Paul Walker, and over glorifying some things like how some people would when they're with celebrities
It's been a long time since he had passed away and really it's just hard to believe that he's no more especially as someone who had a great impact on the car scene and the community the Fast & Furious series just wasn't the same after he passed away with F7 being the last one I truly enjoyed
He'll be dearly missed and he will be forever remembered for his character and personality my thoughts and prayers for his family and friends
I was very saddened to hear the news of Paul’s death, right here in my back yard. RIP Paul.
Paul was a loss to the entire world, we need more people like Paul Walker. I know i cried a little bit that day, even as a grown man i was such a fan of the movies and Paul's character, it was just devastating. RIP Mr.Walker. We miss you.
Paul Walker was a great guy all around. I still miss him.
11:08 I can imagine him saying that, your sacrifice will not be forgotten and it will never be in vain Brother
Thank you for your love of cars. RIP TO Paul Walker for being the type of person he was we all miss him. Peace ✌️
Rip Paul 🙏 you'll never be forgotten
He really seemed like an awesome dude. The type of guy who could really get along with anyone. I remember hearing about him the day he died and it was a huge shock. My entire school was talking about it. He really had a lot of fans.
Thanks for sharing this story. Paul may have been the best acting "non actor" we have been blessed to have as part of the car community. You say he was the real deal, and so do many other sources. Gone too soon, but never forgotten. And another huge thank you to Cody Walker for carrying on Paul's legacy and stepping in for the movie(s). My heart goes out to the Walker family.
Happy you told the story here for all of us to hear. We all Appreciate it. Thank you Craig :)
RIP Paul. What a legend.
Also..thank you Craig for sharing your stories with us so awesome to hear and see what you have experienced in the fast franchise and in your own life behind the wheel.. keep them coming..👍🏼
For myself I never met Paul Walker but when I heard he was gone it honestly was heartbreaking and my opinion the franchise hasn't been the same since I do respect that they pay homage to him that's pretty dope I miss u paul rest in paradise thanks for the entertainment you gave us it will never be duplicated
This was a great story and probably like so many I was glued to my screen listening and watching. For you to say you you didn't hang out at parties or weren't buddy buddy, you guys shared a passion and his hobbies that made a connection, you were still mutual friends and kept in contact, your raw emotion at the end of this video when you brought up the crash and those memories just shows, you were equally his family ❤️ much respect Craig, id of given anything you be in your shoes in the course of this franchise
Well said in your wrapup Craig, very nice tribute.
May he drives in peace, while traveling to heaven.
😔 Thank you for giving us the best moment. Miss you Paul
Rest in peace, Paul Walker 🧡💔
Obrigado
@@KAZUYA-ITA10 Nao sou brasileiro tambem kkkk
@@tqsuited bom mano eu só gosto da seleção brasileira
@@KAZUYA-ITA10 Mas voce fala portugues bem.. eu preciso usar google translate muitas vezes.
Big time miss Paul Walker, One of the biggest reasons why I wont sell my supra is out of respect to paul, everytime I sit in it and fire it up just reminds me of him and the first movie in 2001 that made me fall in love with tuner cars, ontop of that single handedly building it up from scratch, getting bits and parts to get the way I want it and it still isnt finished since 2010 lol, Hopefully by summer 2023 next year I have the bodykit fully completed and painted.
Awesome dude keep working on it and keep it they are so valuable now its crazy no one would have though that those cars would have been what they are worth today!
@@shanetyler9391 Its crazy that I owned 2 considering how rare they have gotten. I had a red one and currently a black one, the red one I had from 2007-2010, long story short it got damaged in a crash, bought a black SZ to transfer everything from the red RZ, TT engine, straight through exhaust system, apexi air filter, afc neo, all the electronics, practically everything apart from the bodykit and wheels which unfortunately were damaged. So since 2010 its been a long build but I love every minute of it seeing it take shape, even met my gf in 2011 who is now my wife, drove it on our first date, even she cant believe I still held onto it to this day but she understands why I am keeping it.
Thanks for being here with us in here Mr. Craig and sharing every memory and knowledge you have with us huge fan of you, god bless you 🙏🏻
Love this video hearing Paul was a true car guy
Till this day I can say I love cars because of that movie..
RIP to the legend, Paul Walker.
For Paul. Many of us wanted to be just as cool. Nobody succeeded. Legend
Thanks for sharing Craig. I'm sure it's not easy talking about Paul.
Thanks for making these videos & sharing stories! Rip Paul we miss you!
I actually met my best friend at my job and we raced our cars to 2 Fast 2 Furious and before that, I was into cars but when the first F&f came along, that's what really got me into cars heavy and When Paul Walker passed, the franchise hasn't been the same because I feel that the only reason there was still a decent car scene in the movie was because of his love for cars!! Good video and story!!
Miss Paul and those early F&F movies will always be a part of my passion for cars.
One celebrity that seemed like an actually, genuinely good dude.
Thanks for the video Craig it was awesome. I'm a big fan of tuners and the franchise, I also collect and customize F&F diecast vehicles. I make the wrecked red supra version from the 1/24 supra diecast and would love to send you one for your toy collection if possible. Again love watching your videos and getting behind the seen info.
Awesome video. Thank you. We honor Paul.🙏🙏
We Missed You Forever Paul Walker.
You Knew Him on a Better Level Than We Did 💯🙂Perks of Your Job
I still remember where I was when I saw the news headline. Kuala Lumpur international airport waiting for my Air Asia flight back to Hong Kong after a wedding. I still remember the shock and disbelief as I read of what had happened and the loss of such a genuine, down to earth and humble human being.
We Already Missed Paul Walker A Lot Forever.
Dude I sincerely love watching your videos and seeing the old livery’s. I had multiple variations of many of your cars on my bedroom walls as a teenager. The bayside blue with red stripes was such a gorgeous car.
He's the reason most people today are into cars. Rest in piece, Paul Walker. 🛻
Very cool video. We will miss Paul. Thanks for sharing it. 👍
Thanks for sharing the story about Paul. Lost too soon.. Cannot believe it's been 9 years.
The end really got me. I remember where I was when we heard. I was at my brother's place. We were playing games with my niece and nephew just goofing off. I got a text with a screen shot of the news and didn't want to believe it. I thought it was a hoax, then it was confirmed and I just remember feeling sick to my stomach. I didn't even want to be around people any more.
I, of course, didn't know Paul Walker personally, but he was just such a good, genuine dude and it felt like you did. He was a tremendous loss to the car community, as well as the humanitarian community.
Nice video Craig.
Thank you for sharing all the great stories. Paul was one of a kind. Great actor. Not only in the FF movies but all his other ones.
very touching to watch this... Thank you Mr. Lieberman for sharing this with us this part of the story about you and him. I deeply appreciate it.
Dude.. thank you for your honesty. I enjoy your content and I’m excited to continue watching. A lot of information and how you talk about it makes me listen more.
It teared me up, when i heard of his passing and i cant to this day listen to the tribute song, without dropping a tear.
The passing of my grandparents after that, certainly didnt help either. I cant listen to that song anymore, i have to change station every time.
2:04 That E46 BMW M3 in background, brings NFS Most Wanted Memories back. Nice Cars and Iconic paint job
That was cool I love hearing about all the behind the scenes with the original fast and furious characters
Something worth noting, Paul’s qm1 r34 was fitted with a HKS 2.8L crate motor and made 800hp. It was fitted in his ownership and there’s a tweet on his twitter from 2012 about it. Really cool stuff and a genuine car guy. Rip mate
He died doing what he loved, which not many people do ❤
I totally agree with ya. Paul was just one of us and he seemed so genuine. I especially love that interview he did where he was saying that he loved when people called him Brian instead of Paul because he loved that character so much. I'd say the only other person that is just as passionate about cars is Sung Kang. He might not have a huge collection but he is a car guy and I love Tokyo Drift despite the hate it gets.
anddd I hate to be that guy on such a nice video, I just can't stand where the franchise has gotten to with the all the crazy, bullshit stunts and the stupid plot lines. It ain't even about the cars anymore. They really need to just end it with this FF10...
Thanks for the sharing the stories with us.
This was so fun/interesting to watch, especially with the Paul Walker theme in the background! keep making more videos like this!
Awesome video thank you so much for reminding everyone of how amazing Paul Walker was and still is in our hearts R.I.P BUSTER
A loving tribute to Paul Walker.
"Who loved surfing, guns, and cars" And also his 16 year old daughters friend.
What you mean?
@@gmain1977
Paul turned out to be dating a 16 year old around 2006. Age of consent in California was 18 at the time, I believe.
A less known fact about Paul Walker is how he also used his wealth to help others by setting up charities and such. He was kinda guy who didn't make a big number of himself. A rare trait in Hollywood I reckon.
it really doesn't feel like it's been 9 years since we lost Paul Walker.
I know time flies and things happen i had a family and got married after his death but i will never forget the Buster :)
9!?
2:03 - aw, man - two of the most iconic cars ever in the same damn lot
Thank you Craig for sharing such an amazing story
Such a great video! Thank you Craig.🙏🏻
he will be forever missed...
He added an energy to the films that made them work
Yep, We do miss you buddy.
Yo Craig Lieberman
You are the goat since 2001
Also Paul Walker was very lucky to have u as an awesome friend my G
Since u guyz met in 2001
The fact Craig goes out of his way to remain legit by refusing to hype up his time in Hollywood never gets old. Could've just as easily been grifting off being "close with PW" and probably never get called on it. Integrity... Getcha some!
Yeah,Paul was cool and down to earth to chat with indeed. On set of the Varsity Blues set, he liked my turbo s14 ,and drove it for a few donuts in the parking lot on set at lunch. We chatted alot bout jdm cars cause i was born in Japan, and my dad had a hakosuka 4 door,rx2 and rx3. He is missed indeed.
He was also into Harley-Davidson, Road Dog Customs did a Softail for him reminiscent of the old 40s-50s FL hardtails
RIP to the REAL car guy in the movies
Lego is going to make the 2 fast 2 furious skyline next year. I can't wait to get this
Yessir saw it lately as well hahaha :D Exciteeed!!
I remember working at Home Depot at the Torrance Crossroads in 2003ish, and Ken Takahashi would show up in the Apexi R34 for the Friday night meets there (I have pictures somewhere of him standing on my shopping kart killer '58 Dodge!), and I remember that Skyrine shooting 10 foot flames as he jammed down Skypark drive!
miss my idol every day. Love this video, Craig!!!
He liked Guns that's friggin awesome :) i love guns and JDM cars also pretty amazing got another friend that has a S13 that has a serious RB26 Build over 800hp he likes guns also and i have a S14 with a SR pretty good build and a very clean car no rust at all. Paul was a legend among the Tuner community and car community in general. He was and always will be my favorite character in those movies it was such a shock to me when he died i got pretty drunk when i found out he died he was a hero to me and so many others.
I think the year 2000 was the year I got into cars. My dad owned a blue Buick Grand Prix with a 5.0. 4 speed auto. Not sure what year, but probably from 85-87. Had the console shifter too. He ended up selling it after my parents bought a house. Wasn't a fast car, but as a kid it was a cool car to ride in. On my 10th Birthday I had a Fast and The Furious birthday cake lol. That movie, along with Gran Turismo, Need For Speed Underground games, and then 2 Fast 2 Furious movie is what got me into cars even farther.
It had a car model of the Supra. I've always loved the green eclipse, but later in life realized it wasn't even a 4g63... same as Jesse's Jetta not being a vr6 😅. Now I love drag racing, drifting, rally, and pretty much anything car related. I do have to say I have seen The Fast and The Furious movie at least over 50 times. I used to watch it as a teenager. My dad still jokes about it. Now being 31, I still watch the movie every 2 years. I know the first movie is a little unrealistic, but it still brings joy to me watching Paul rip the "420a" in the parking lot and say, "SHITTT!" 😅
And that's why I like Craig! He doesn't give a [*]uck and ALWAYS keeps it A BUCK
I still remember the first time I watched FF. the sounds, the civic's, ... Thanks Paul for your influence.
Awesome video Craig. Rest in peace Paul Walker!!!
You see. a simple suggestion of yeah you should tell that story to the youtube a verse. turned into a great share. dont keep these gems under the hat. let em shine. even if you think its a silly story. it means something to someone trust me on that.
thank you, craig and paul for making me like cars
This was really nice man! Thank u
when it comes to cars paul was basically like a young jay leno, passionate about all types of cars and loved to do car stuff
People give the newer movies crap for being ridiculous..let's be honest. They were always ridiculous if you pay attention. Craig did his best to remedy the Hollywood of the first 2 movies. But Paul's persona is what got people hooked. When I was a kid you either liked ford's or chevys. Paul made it cool to like Japanese cars like the Skyline, and mitsubishis. RIP Paul.
I’m so old I remember when MotoRex ran ads in Import Tuner and Turbo magazines
Forever love, Paul Walker
rest in peace pall walker
I'm waiting for the Lego Paul Walker GTR set
I just noticed they took that side box stripe vinyl from your R-34 when it was blue and put it on Brian’s evo.
Yes he confirmed this in another video
@@jonathanwerrell3897 I guess I missed that video, 🤷♂️ lol 😂
Great story!! RIP Paul walker !!
Until this days it bothers me how an Eclipse got more screen time than the R34. Paul's silver GTR was beautiful. RIP Paul.
Paul really did live life in the fast lane
That’s still a tough loss I loved muscle cars when I was a kid because of my dad being a gear head but it was Paul and The Fast and the Furious movies that got me into the import tuner scene I was actually 17 when the first film came out and 18 or 19 when the second film came out I use to have a whole collection of tuner magazines like Super Street, Import Tuner, and a couple others and I would look through them over and over again dreaming of the day I could build my own and have it in a magazine unfortunately that never happened but I had a deep love for Imports I was a huge Mitsubishi EVO fan I wanted a EVO 8 so bad.