Made in Nigeria: The Unexplored Vintage Car industry
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ต.ค. 2024
- Made in Nigeria: The Unexplored Vintage Car industry is a short documentary about vintage cars that existed in Nigeria some years back. Auto collectors spend massive sums on the purchase of retro cars. It's not surprising because every such car is a separate part of history, a symbol of the glory of previous owners. We hope to build a culture of vintage cars in Nigeria. This Video was shot at different locations in Lagos state Nigeria, particularly Victoria island and Eko Atlantic. Do like, watch and enjoy.
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Hello Guys. Tried going a new direction with my content on this one. Who wants more documentaries? 🤔
@Charles Ituah More coming soon
I'm a senegalese living in France and I like your videos. Please make more documentaries.
I love what you do sir...
You're a big inspiration to many
Please do more.
Absolutely love it 🙌🏼
These are car guys doing car stuff in an obviously difficult place & I commend that.
Thanks a lot
Is it worse than south central Los Angeles?
@@phildouglas9086 Yeah but not for long. If the earthquake doesn't turn LA into rubble, the gangs and poverty will.
@@tudythegangster
Poverty? People on welfare are wealthier than Nigerian workers.
Nigerians should all be very wealthy. But Nigeria's oil and oil profits flow West. And if they complain, Boko Haram, a covert CIA operation, shows up and guns them down.
Anyway. Even downtown Baghdad is safer than downtown Anycity USA. If you're the wrong color in any downtown city neighborhood, late at night you're either raped or robbed. If N. Hollywood... sodomized.
@@phildouglas9086 Kinda' sounds like Germany.
Never thought that Nigeria is such a beautiful place, keep going with your mission. :)
My first thought was the BBC really went far afield try to replace Jeremy, James, and Richard.
Wouldn't surprise me one bit.
Not really. Those fuckin Pillock's make films destroying beautiful old machines......
Joseph Nichols hahaha
I’m from Poland and I didn’t knew Nigeria had such a classic car following and a scene so unique. Also the place of filming is so beautiful. Wow, can’t wait to see more :D
Keep up the good work Nigeria, greetings from Algeria.
Love from Pakistan may allah bless u brothers
I'd really love to see these cars fully restored.
would not be worth the money
@@jonasf1275 not about the money if you are a car enthusiast you do it for the passion and to preserve apart of history
@@jonasf1275 Are you kidding? The only one not worth messing with is the old E classe. (but it will be in a few years) Do you even know what cars they where and what they go for? Have to say don't know anything about these specific cars, more then what I saw in the clip. But if it's a a real SL a real 911 and Dodge. I can say with absolute certainty say that they are worth bringing back. They do Sl and 911s that there is nothing left of, you would not call it a car. 20% of a shell.
@@philipszente2971 The W210 is worth it for me :D
@@ibtixgaming7168 Its a W123 if you are talking abot the sedan, the convertible is a W198
I hope you get the attention you deserve because masterpieces like this cannot go unseen. Beautiful
thanks
Thank you xxxtentacion, very cool!
your dead. you are not talking on youtube!!! heh
Mr. Kerr you’re*
@@antonn.9223 thanks phone keyboard warrior.
This could be a fantastic story- the content is there and you have great visuals but the story telling is missing. 7:14 of beautiful drone shots, amazing cars, cool people, incredible scenery but as viewers we learn almost nothing. You should recut what you have any think about some important questions: who are these people, what do they do?, is there an existing car culture in Nigeria? Where do these owners fit in with these older cars?, where did they find these vehicles?, how did the cars end up in Western Africa in the first place?, is it difficult to source parts?, do the cars have the original drivetrains?, are they driven daily?, do the owners plan to restore the vehicles?, if not, how do the owners view the rough aesthetic of the Porsche and the Mercedes convertible? (are there comparisons to rat-rod culture for example), etc. etc. etc. You have only scratched the surface and after watching your video I just want to know MORE!
Thanks for your comment.. would be sure to provide a better narrative in the upcoming videos.
Agreed
Good advice.
whitechevtruck thats a great critique and a bunch of nice suggestions. He did well, but without input like yours, we don’t grow. So yeah, great critique im sure he’ll do better.
The video is good for what it is. I'm satisfied
That is one of the most beautiful 911s I have yet seen. That type of artwork is impossible to fake, and through it's truth it honors Ferdinand Porsche's vision of the 901 (911) as a car that represents freedom in it's purest form. Thank you for bringing this to me.
Loved it! Thank you for giving us this glimpse of Nigeria. I have to say, one of my favorite parts was the behind the scenes footage towards the end.. you guys looking at the footage on your phones and being all excited.. That was so contagious! Brought a huge smile to my face.
If I were to give some criticism.. Maybe the video a bit too strong on the dramatic athmosphere editing, especially in the beginning, and not soooo strong on the informational content.. I would have liked to hear a little more about what it's like to try and preserve such a car in Nigeria. You know. Stories of how the owners made it work. Stuff like where did they get the car, how long until it finally ran, what was the biggest challenge etc.
Also, holy shit, that 190SL is beat up! Kudos for making it drive.
👍
Well said. True love for fabrication and craftsmanship right here. We need more people like this to preserve our automotive history in outer countries. I love this view of Nigerian culture and would love to see more.
awesome work. its crazy seeing these old cars in such raw condition yet driving around. I love it man. their bodies are old and decaying but their souls live on
This is quite interesting, consider sponsoring this video also. The concept of preserving Nigerian history and showcasing the artisans is awesome.
Well done
Thank you
I cried watching this, you won't understand I'm a lover of cars I haven't seen anyone who could do this.... I want to meet you ... I've loved your work what you do this is one hell of an inspiration....🇳🇬🇳🇬😭😭😭😍
Osemudiamen Oigiangbe me too 😭
That intro by Alan Watts!
You got taste sir
The cinematography on this channel is amazing !
This
This is beautiful
Peace
From the USA
I love all your content for real. I binged watched all your videos. The quality and creativity that you put in EVERY video is inspiring.
Bro 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿 from Ivory Coast 🇨🇮 broooo that vidéo gave me goosebumps ya rock ...do u have an IG wanna help u finding parts
Congratulations on saving all of those vintage vehicles from the Nigerian scrap metal industry!
Man This is beatiful love from South Africa
Such content makes one only proud to be Nigerian. This is amazing Tayo. I love your work: the cinematograpy, content choice, direction and everything about this video speaks perfection and utmost attention to detail. More grease to your elbows.
*Awesome job bruv....This new content direction is definitely intriguing, do more bro.*
Thanks alot Man.. Experiments are great from time to time to avoid being complacent :)
Am an aspiring engineer and you guys are just living my dream I would love to be able to contact you 💖👍
Even Phrankleen, my favorite TH-camr approves
Tayo is so underrated , eskismi sir I appreciate you 💯, so good !!!
I saw a youtube video about the mbadiwe twins where they showed off a number of vintage vehicles in their home previously owned by their grandparents. It would be cool to collaborate, refurbish and showcase those cars as well.
The problem in Naija that I know is electricity, electricity is really holding the country backward
Naijas are the strongest people
We survive in any given condition
keystone seikeseye - We *thrive*...
@Neon Dawn We have been hearing this for more than two decades. Same story. Really dont expect much from clueless and corrupt public officials.
@@ADE-of-LAGOS if you don't want to hear it again leave the country and never return thank you,goodbye😂
@Neon Dawn I can list all the power improvements projects under Jonathan. What impact have these had. How many years ago was that? Let us admit to ourselves, there is a system failure where corruption pervades.
@Neon Dawn What does power projects have to do with "your life sucks". And that's why Nigerians now enjoy electricity 24/7. 😁😁😁Obviously you need to have your head checked. Your adopted "names" say it all. Bunch of rogues. Look at him defending the indefensible. Children of darkness.
Great to see Nigeria shown in a positive light. Good luck with the cars, some lovely classics hidden underneath. Keep up the good work from the UK!
Your editing skills are wonderful Tayo. The way you tell these stories is very Inspiring.
What a movieeeee!⚡️ It was definitely worth the wait💚Tayo how can I support your rare talent bikonu? Are your Tees ready to be sold?
Thanks alot for watching dear.. Im learning cosistency from you on Your Vlogmas episodes
we're working on those!
Thanks a lot for Watching Dear... Appreciate your support. I'm a Fan. Love your consistency always.. we should talk about this Tee oh.. 😌😌😌
We need an action movie made in Nigeria, you have the capability to do that from your shooting style just amazing, money matter shaa. Thank you very much.
Perhaps some action-adventure movie with a missing nuclear weapon in the plot and it, despite the best efforts to locate it in time, is the reason why Lagos doesn't achieve a population of 100 million by the year 2100, as opposed to the Kalergi Plan immigration to Europe being the reason why it doesn't?
Thank you for the mini documentary. Amazing quality of the production.
Mr. Tayo, this is brilliant, thank you very much...we depend on you for more brilliant documentaries.
Greetings from Canada. Hope you can find all the parts and get these cars restored! Good luck to you all.
You should be making movies, mate. The clarity of your production is topnotch. You set the bar high for yourself, and I'm glad you've surpassed that bar! Congrats! Coming to the essence of this video, I know there are tons of vintage cars in Nigeria. Maybe you and your team should make videos on finding abandoned and pristine vintage cars in Nigeria.
Brilliant!! Everything about this is beautiful. Well done 👏
Sublime production quality, beautiful and original story telling - something a bit unexpected and undiscovered. Seeing true car guys doing their thing around the world - stunning video!
Thanks to God, finally we now have this kind of content in Nigeria. This is the way to use drone shots, not all those funny attempts in some Nollywood movies. I salut you bro, this is indeed a job well done, please do more.
I will suggest that you make the BTS a separate video and also do director's commentary later...if possible.
Thanks for the review. Would be sure to take this into consideration. :)
More importantly by a Nigerian
Love it. Those cars have so much character...they should never die!
The 72 charger is probably the best one out of the bunch
Its in good condition
if it wa in proper shape, the mercedes could worth one million euros
@@arturmd1642 it is a 190 sl roadster.
Yeah man, the sound at 4:10 - 4:30 proves that too..! 🎧
Manea Artur Not a million, but maybe a couple hundred thousand which is pretty good actually
Nigeria is gorgeous!!
Beautiful car guys, thanks you Nigeria,,
You footage is really good Tayo, nice work
Fantastic cinematography! More of this please. As a car enthusiast living in the uk, the classic/vintage car community here is very well established and thriving. I've often wondered whether classic cars are appreciated and valued in Nigeria, the cars i grew up with and before my time and it's great to someone like you bringing this to attention. There's definitely some more hidden gems waiting to be discovered i feel so I'll be staying tuned for the next episode!
Thanks a lot .. I appreciate this
thankyou!!
0:11 the fast and furious movie we needed
Dumbfounded! This is BBC quality stuff! 👏👏👏👏👏
Dude, I love it. I hope you'll guys restore these cars to their glory. Keep up the good work.
U just uploaded a yet to be tapped gold mine in Nigeria. Here in d US, what u are doing is a passionate thing. I doff my cap. We don't appreciate monuments back home. Keep it up bro.
Totally agree to your comments , After some year people will not see cars with mechanical equipment, all will be electric vehicles , I appreciate the effort you took keep going my friend
If nigeria rises, all black people will rise. That is why other africans have to keep on criticizing nigeria until it gets its act together. Its tough love. I am really impressed with what is happening at eko atlantic city. I would also like to see nigerian airlines soon with a fleet of more than 100 planes. Love from kenya
I agree
Thanks alot for this
Nobody is criticizing Nigerians, its the Nigerians who have a habbit of talking too much and bragging incessantly about their non existent power. these types of cars are already being build in Ghana by regular Ghanaians since the mid 70s, nothing new until Nigerians copy from Ghanaians and all of a sudden its something new? gimme a break.
M W why do Ghanaians always wanna rub shoulders with Nigerians???? Everywhere I go either within Africa or outside of Africa, Ghanaians always beef Nigerians. Ironically, their women prefer Naija men
@@saintdami Ghanaians love Nigerians, we see them as brothers, we are each others keeper but sometimes Nigerians say things which are a little bit braggadocio.
Im so glad people like you guys are about to preserve these cars history. No matter who you are you should appreciate these old rust buckets as timepieces and family, not materialistic and disposable. Much love for what you guys are doing
THAT'S REAL ÁFRICA AT ITS BEST.!!!!
Take notice, and learn.!!!!!!!
I would love to know more about nigerian car culture! This was a great video and makes me appreciate that it's probably a lot more easy to source parts and even find cool cars to work on here in America. I'd love to have a beer with you guys and talk cars, but I'd also love to know more!
Great work bro. Support from Ghana!
Men.....this your drone view na killer ooo....Nice content things like these bring my hope back that we as Nigerians and Africans we are still on our feet and we are at the top of our game despite the storms, trials, and Challenges and I know very soon we will fly high and we'll no longer need anything from Western, European, and Asian countries. 9ja Africa, WE MOVE! I'm proud to be a Nigerian an African
I know what some people are thinking here.. Like is this Nigeria?? Nigeria is so beautiful.. Ohh yes.. Nigeria is abroad you wish to visit
Fuck you.. So they are ugly because they are black??.. You are so stupid..
Abraham Shekelbergstien dirty racist pig...what is an inbred nearderthal mutant like you doing on a Nigerian video?
No, the most people are thinking: „Oh my god. That 190SL, what a waste of historic value...“ And not that your country is beautiful. Because it mostly isn’t.
Man. As both an avid Nigerian and Car lover, I appreciate this! Thank you. You've got yourself a subscriber fam.
The Nigerian version of Roadkill
This is by far one of your best content...like EVER! Damn! The Soundtrack
Awww, I'm so proud of you guys! God bless your passion with amazing, prosperity filled opportunities. I really love what you are doing. You are blessing to Nigeria. Oluwaseun!
Thanks alot..
Beautiful, absolutely beautiful. As someone who is currently working on restoring a classic car I found this video to be very inspiring.
Fuck. This is a dope documentary. I really really enjoyed it. Looking forward to more
So often all of us become focused on ourselves, or other places in the world.. And then there’s these amazing guys and girls. This video in my opinion was heartfelt and reminded me of my youth. Im still a car guy, but the love and complete utter passion they all have for one another and there passion is unprecedented.. I wish things where still like this in the U.S. , instead there’s millions of snobs mooching of the next persons Ideas with no direction, and the car community as a whole has lost its touch and love for one another.
My Tayo your filming and cinematic editing style is wonderful. If you have a very good original African story developer, you can make an original foreign film that will win an award. The key is telling an internationally accepted intriguing story that everybody will relate with one way or the other. My greetings from Seattle, Washington, love it. Thanks.
This comment means so much to me. Thank you
Thank you for sharing this video. It is amazing to see the passion for old cars reach all over the world! Keep up the good work and cruising old cars!
Less than a minute in and I'm intrigued already 😍🔥
🙌🏾👏🏾👏🏾loved it!
Yayyyyy.. Happy about that
Beautiful documentary. Suggestions 1. To creat more contents, why not short videos for each cars. 2. For future cars to be revived, can we have a video from the beginning to the end of the process. Once again this is fine and productive
Fast and furious: Nigeria drift
As in emmm......e go too sweet
Im glad I stumbled upon this great video. Love the effort to preserve automotive history. I’m a major petrol head myself and work in the automotive Industry. Funny thing is a brother of mine from Nigeria and I are planning to ship a lot of Tesla’s back to Nigeria... when he mentioned electric cars there it gave me chills.
I'll bring him a dodge viper. Id love to see that in Nigeria. Cost of trip....
Going on what I've read, I heard that Nigeria is one of the fastest growing economies in the world. It could easily be the Singapore of Africa, if it plays its cards right. If this comes to fruition, the car scene will grow and expand. Watching this video brings into focus that the love of cars transcends cultures, rendering identity politics obsolete and reveals it to be the sham that it is.
So, because people love cars in America and in Nigeria, identities no longer exist? That’s a false conclusion there
nice one. Your content just makes me want to come back to Nigeria and join the magsman dope squad and create dope stuffs like this.. This is great bro
Im waiting on you Bro..Come Thru :D
@SS Standartenfuhrer Please can you explain what you mean??
These guys have real passion, it’s so easy to forget our precursors now a days with the social medias and all that.
It is so cool to see this being explored in Nigeria!
:)
Please do more of these. This is amazing and beautiful. Just shows that the car community has people literally everywhere from all cultures and backgrounds no matter how difficult this is for them.
Love the intro of the documentary, awesome shots. you should have used the vice documentary route, interviewing and building the character of the main-guy speaking instead of the motivational background sound and voice over-ish. It made the story lack its actor. you are an awesome director, the storytelling just lacked content.
Thanks for your review... This is more of a pilot. Future episodes would feature in-depth stories about the people involved in the story. we hope to learn as we go. Hope to do better next time.Thanks again
@@TayoAinaFilms wow. you are actually really cool. I almost thought you might mistake my comment for hating. I genuinely wish you the best in your upcoming content. my second time viewing your video, just subscribed. more power to you.
@@sankofax8082 Lol... There's a big diffrence between Constructive Criticism and Hating. I am my biggest critic self...lol. Thanks for Subscribing :)
@@TayoAinaFilms very cool...
Thoroughly enjoyed watching this, very well shot and composed. In a world of concour and show cars, these offer another dimension and should be appreciated for what they are. Congratulations on a fantastic film. Greetings for Wales, UK
This is beautiful.
This is the video that made me a subscriber, because it's very different and captivating topic, to bring the cars back to life tells you there are still some good and skilled people around for such workmanship and who have great appreciation of mechanical craftsmanship. I don't know why you never follow it up. Did you know how many Bedford and Austin trucks perished in Nigeria, I'm sure they'll become collectable one day.
This is mad...like my best content so far . Dope clips man.
Aww.. Thanks man
Yes to documenting history!! You do it so well and everything the narrator had to say; completely golden and true. 🙌🏿❤
This is really wholesome
You guys are inspiration if I ever saw one on TH-cam. Someone needs to build you a museum. Keep going.
Wow this is amazing.
Thanks guys 😀👍🏻
Yo! This was awesome video coverage. I'm impressed!!! Only the bruhs know how to make these vintage cars look so cool! I love vintage cars! My dream vintage car is a 1969 GTO. Yaaasss!🙋🏾♀️
Damn!.. . You can disrupt the nollywood type of graphics...... You are damn good!... you and the gang ❣️
Thanks a lot
thankyou!!
Lol, nollywood use graphics? I made videos much better than nollywood, you need to learn media to understand how cameras work, which there free courses online
These cars are all old worn and rusty but beautiful at the same time. Brought bac to life by these fine artists. Way to go guys. Fine video too.
Amazing job, great content, please I need training.. do you train people?
Nigeria is truly beautiful place.
This is so inspirational
Thank you for watching
My man!!!! How proud am I right now to you and your team!! Professionally done and documented,, we also have a very very BIG "classic" car culture here in Kenya... I will share your work on our page to reach out to more classic enthusiasts out here. Though I should ask!! Where is BMW??? hehe...Shared on Classic Cars Kenya page on facebook. Kudos to you bro, good job.
My guy, abeg apply for Minister of Tourism job asap
Maybe commissioner first in Lagos with The new party by that popular musician
Wonderful video! Very contemporary and very representative of alternative ways of development in society. In my opinion it should start in 0:29 and end in 4:42 make a coda, an end screen and then show the backstage. I love the quote: “I am not cool, I am a rebel”
Loving the content! I'd like to see these cars up close!
Thanks a lot for watching
That rust bucket SL has more personality than any other museum car I've seen
Very good mini-docu by the way bro. A man can dream of setting up a proper race track in Naija in the near future. I can see there's a hunger for that too back home.
Great content, Tayo. You've always come through with amazing stories. Keep the good work up💪
Thank God we have people like this in Nigeria 🔥
I was thinking that too! Joshua, I trust that you'll find your God Given Gift in 2019, Nigeria needs you too. God bless you and Tayo's God Given Gift. #GGG
Appreciate you..Thanks
Amen. Thanks a lot
This is really really great! I‘m gonna check out your other content these days..... Plus the cars are beautiful the way they are! There’s enough shiny shit elsewhere, those rides represent history and Africa. Just like the Cuban rides we (I guess) all love they reflect the hardships, the lack of appreciation over decades and the creativity and effort needed to keep them running. Best from Vienna, Austria!