Cold Start and Drive the 1972 Chrysler Newport! The Big Block Beater Returns for 2023!
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- Hey guys! Here's a short video of my 1972 Chrysler Newport getting the Cold Start treatment! I decided that it was silly to keep shopping for a better beater when the best one I could buy was sitting unused in my yard with plates already on it! Let's see if she'll go and take it for a fresh tank of gas!
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Hey guys! Here's a short video of my 1972 Chrysler Newport getting the Cold Start treatment! I decided that it was silly to keep shopping for a better beater when the best one I could buy was sitting unused in my yard with plates already on it! Let's see if she'll go and take it for a fresh tank of gas!
Thank you to everyone who ordered a 1960 Fury T-shirt, our best-selling shirt ever! Thanks for your patience; we sold a lot of them and it took a couple extra days to get them all printed. I am very happy to report that they are all in the mail! I am looking forward to getting mine, for sure!
Oh! I do not have a Telegram account or any bullshit contest going! Do not respond to any of these "contest winner" replies; they are a scam.
Thanks to everyone who subscribed to our channel here, and thanks also for all of your "likes" and comments!
If you would like to help keep our channel going, you can get a sticker, or a coffee mug at:
www.coldwarmotors.com
Or, please feel free to check out our Patreon page at :
www.Patreon.com/coldwarmotors where we have extra videos and pictures and a bunch of people hanging out and bs-ing about cars!
Mailing address:
253, 22169 TWP 530
Ardrossan, Ab
Canada
T8E 2J1
That treasure ....I spoke with Dean about it before ,
You have to keep old reliable here ,
This is a decent car a little crust repair and interior tidy ,
you should keep this one
its like one of the CWM Keepers
All right Scott....Thanks my friend bye
I Just Got My Bitchen CWM Fury T-shirt TODAY In " PERFECT " Condition 🏆🏆🏆 Thanks Scott, God Bless You and Frankers and ALL The CWM AGENTS 👍👍 Gary.
'Oh yeah .. the carbon footprint is back!' LoL The sounds of that '72 Chrysler starting cold .. Thanks for the old memories of living in the U.P. of MI many years ago on the southern side of Lake Superior!
While I would take a summer day over anything, there is something about a winter day with the snow crunching under your feet and the sun rising in the morning or setting for the day. Thanks Scott and your big boat Chrysler (with it's distinctive groaning starter)! Spring will get here in time! 😆
The perfect global warming climate change car ! yep
It's a very nice " Beater with a Heater !" Your chances of survival after hitting a 200 lb deer are much higher than driving the Le Car.
Miss that royal crown cola 🤪👍
Heck. Creating a new car creates more pollution than driving the Fury as is. I say enjoy the ride.
Have to get with the times, it’s now climate crisis for all you chicken littles.
Winter beating in style. I love it. Nothing beats a 70's rear wheel drive land barge. Cheers!
Amen! I had so many back in the day....I think my favorite was a '79 Catalina 2 door coupe
My dad had a 79 Catalina 4 Dr. He had that car forever. He got over 200,000 miles on it before he got rid of it. Took my drivers test in it and by sheer luck passed my parallel parking in it.
The lazyboy on wheels.
My favorite was a 71 dodge polara with 383
Ah, nothing like the sound of a 70’s Chrysler starter on a cold winters morning!
Yes I remember that sound well as well as praying it would start
I remember the sound of my father after it didn’t start!
I really loved that sound. The best!
Loved that sound also. My parents/grandparents had 60’s/70’s Chrysler and Plymouths growing up.
You’re fortunate. I really miss that sound!
Cheers to all winter is here 72 fury coldstart was my intro to this my favorite channel
I hear Dean's has a large selection of quality used winter beaters available. Should check em out!😁
Scott, although you're much younger than my dad, your cold starts always remind me of him. No matter how cold or how much snow. Every vehicle on the property had to be started and "limbered up" for when the roads were open again. One very cold winter, my 74 Pinto was the only thing that fired up. Dad had a 79 Luv 4x4, mom had an 80 Citation x11. All the neighbors had big barges like your Newport. The neighbors shoveled our street so my little Pinto could jump start them all. I love you and the channel.
My father's '53 Pontiac Chieftain would always start, no matter how cold it got.
The best winter beater you have. Though you should know, when running your old mopar cold to warm it up, put the transmission in neutral! It won't pump trans fluid in park. That means no transmission fluid lubrication! Will make that transmission last way longer. This from a 33 year transmission Chrysler guy. Cool video Scott!
Thanks for the tip.
@@bryduhbikeguy +1
No kidding? I never knew that.
I'm so looking forward to getting my Fury shirt. I've been waiting for 4 years for this. All those times when you said, "It's not that kind of car (Pebble Beach)", I'm here to tell you, it's every bit of that kind of car!! Thanks again Scott, Frankers, Tom and all the agents. 👍
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I was hoping you'd get the Chevelle from flip town, but as someone who also suffers from having too many projects, I understand the concept of going with a vehicle that's already operational. Plus that Newport is pretty epic, loved the carbon cam footage!
Hey Kyle! I did want the Fliptown Chevelle, but I could just see how that was gonna go... Another project! Haha cheers buddy...
Flip Town Motors where money talks and everybody still walks! 🤣
Driving the Newport is a smart move because you know the car what it needs no surprises happy motoring 😀👍
It's something we never think of but the sound of old carburated engine cold starting is quite the rarity nowadays. Love the classic Mopar starter run on for ages.😁
That was one of my favorite sounds in the world!
What a great old car , i think its pretty cool.
I took my driving test in this car. Parallel parked this beast to pass. Something I will never forget. Thanks for bringing back those memories. Great cars, great times. Your channel is the very best.
Me too, 1973! My dad bought it new, had over 100,00 miles when he traded in on a 75 Olds.
Whoa! Respect! Did you need a couple of tug boats to parallel park that thing!!?
@@hasbeengood Nope. After you practice a few times it wasn't too bad. Remember, a lot of cars were this size and even longer. And most of them only had a driver's side mirror. 😃
I took my test in a '73 LeMans 4 door sedan, and somehow passed the parallel park too. Luck was on my side that day, because I never even practiced
@@justsumguy2u Never sell yourself short. It must have been skill. 😉
I’m glad you kept the Newport. I miss my 71 New Yorker. Thanks for the shirt. I love it.
Had one in the late 70s. Man I could smell that exhaust when it fired up! Great video.
Scott. I've found that withmy diesel pickups and big trucks too, a "winter front" of some sort in front of the radiator goes a long way to conserve heat for the heater. Cheers! Todd Konoske the retired trucker.
Yes I always had a winter front on my Rig in the winter even if it was just a piece of cardboard
Love the big battleship cars to. What are your plans for tires some big old grandpa grips would look the part on the old Chrysler. It needs steel wheels to complete the beater look. That and bondo and red oxide primer on the quarters.
Should have checked before I left. Nah, it'll be fine. Been notified that my shirt is on its way. Love that Chrysler starter sound
1970's "pre Gas Crisis" cars were such BOATS! Every time Scott cranks that hi-torque starter, releasing that distinct Chrysler product sound, I immediately think of Jake, Elwood, and their visit with "THE PENGUIN"!!
The gas crisis killed Concorde and the Citroen SM... 😁
@@stefool ,,, and it didn't do my old man's '73 Lincoln much good either!
I remember that time you could't buy gas on Sunday
@@stefool It killed so many more. It almost killed the 928 V8 which was "ready" but had to be kept on hold for quite some years because Porsche didn't know whether they could go on producing cars, at all, it killed the first approach BMW had already started towards their next modern V8 after the slightly outdated 502/507/Glas3.2CS V8 wasn't produced anymore, it killed the Montreal, it killed the Ghibliengined V8-project the SM was meant to become (and which is the reason why there's so awkwardly much room in front of the engine in the SM powerplant-compartment), it killed the entire Citroën car-producing company which went into Michelin ownership with a V6 beginner-SM and a Birotor that wasn't yet ready and a CX that thus had to be a modest 4cyl.-DS powered small car instead of the originally planned V6 ..... The PRV-engine Volvo, Peugeot and Renault had made in a joint venture originally wasn't the rough, unyeilding V6 we know from Peugeot 604, the Matra Espace and the 26* Series Volvos - it originally was a V8 engine, but built with two cut-off cylinders less to please the "economic" imperative the OPEC and Nixon's oil-dollar-dictatorship had brought over the car-world. I loved that engine in the Espace, it was superlight, super reliable and nearly undestroyable, and it was an easy-fixer to repair. Just imagine what that PRV V8 alone could have done for Europe's car industry.
@@jamesthom2450 "OH. CRAP, THE LINE FROM THE ESSO AND CHEVRON STATIONS MUST BE ½-MILE LONG (at least we're close to the LUM'S, hurry-up, here's a $20, grab a dozen "steamed-in-beer" hot dogs, and a beercase full of Ollie Burgers") Not to mention the "$5.00 limit" most gas stations imposed, because hell-knows when the 02:00 Hrs tanker truck (which were often ARMED to their ears, because nearly 5% of the 'estimated' national tanker fleet, suffered at least an attempted hijacking, or an armed robbery attempt.
My folks bought a 1968 New Yorker when I was in high school (1983). It had a high compression 440 which moved the old 4440 pound beast around respectably. That car had the BEST, HOTTEST heater of any vehicle I have been around. We had cold snap of -30⁰F around Christmas and the old Chrysler sat outside. It started EVERY time!
Absolutely perfect. Well...perfect might be the 72 Fury, but I have vicariously loved this Newport since I found the channel and fully endorse it's return to the spotlight. Old cars in the snow for the win!
Greta Thunberg Loves these cars! LOL! Former Mopar tech here, remember these cars well, Dam near indestructible ,brings back some great memories, Enjoy that Newport, Thanks for the posting!
1990 I'm gonna find a 100 dollar beater
2022 I'm gonna throw 100 dollars in gas in my tank!!
Reminds me of my first daily-- a '66 300 coupe with rust all around the skirts. That car, laced with dried salt spray, is my symbolic winter beater. Crunchy snow, biting cold, the shellacky perfume of old gas and the sound of a Hamtramck Hummingbird are wonderful memory prickers.
That first winter in 1976, I lost use of it for 2 weeks when the starter died in the tight parking space my landlords' fenced off from the alley behind their back yard. I tunneled under the Chrysler, dropped the old starter, and walked it to the auto parts store I lived next to, and traded it in on a remanned unit. Installed it. And--nothing. I checked everything else, and took the bus 6 miles to work while scratching my head for two weeks to dig up a solution. That bus had a stop at Social Security, and I still recall the colorful array of characters who would get off there.
After two weeks of smoothing the snow tunnel walls with my winter jacket -- like a torpedo in a tube, I took out the new starter, walked it to the store and had it checked. It was bad.
Thanks for another simple but deep monolog on practical motoring, Scott.
That reminds me of having an intermittent dead spot on my '72 Chevy Vega starter way back when I was about 20 years old. That starter was a year-old rebuilt, that I had installed...a year earlier... ha ha. I went and bought another rebuilt starter, took it out of the box and put it on the ground near the car. I pulled the "old" starter out and placed it on the ground near the "new" rebuilt starter, making a mental note as to which one was which, before I went back inside. I forget whether I had to go to the bathroom or eat lunch, but when I came back out, I forgot which was the "new" starter, and even upon close inspection I could not find any dirt, stickers, or fastener indentations to indicate which one was which. After much too much head-scratching I just picked one of them and installed it, worse came to worse it was only an intermittent problem...sorry I don't remember today if I had picked the correct starter, but I did learn from that point forward never leave something like that to chance or memory😃
When the snow squeaks, my beard, mustache and eyebrows ice up and frost over, my nose hairs freeze and I walk backwards into the wind to not freeze my lungs and lose my breath, it’s cold and Winter is here. 🤬. Same Cold Shit. 😏
Can't beat the sound of a cold Highland Park hummingbird spinning a Mopar big block to life.
I always loved that starter sound!
Walter Percy Chrysler would’ve been so proud to have seen this! .. with his name proudly badged on the rear! True Chrysler quality and durability 50 years on!
A very graceful ol' barge it is ! The expression goes like...."if you don't use it, you'll lose it".
If it quits, check the plastic timing gear. I had one break on Mom's '71 Fury. Dad had to help me with that one, it was my first time tearing into a V-8.
Can’t you spray inox underneath in the seams to protect from rust Scott it may help save it . If it was mine I’m spraying everything underneath . Give the old girl a tune an service it deserves it . MOPAR old school or no car . Brian in Tasmania 👍🏻🇦🇺
Did these have the gear reduction starters? And I remember the seeming eternity waiting for the starter to stop spinner in order to try to start the engine again. My maternal grandfather was a Mopar fan. My first and only Mopar was a ‘77 Cordoba 😬. What I remember mostly was wondering which would burn up first - the valve cover gaskets (thank you Lean Burn systems) or the starter from all the difficult starts 😂
I hope to own this car in the future. Wish you has time to get the 72 Fury onto winter beats mode. I intend have it also.
2fer deal. Just waitin for that perfect swap candidate....
I hope to take CWM out of the fuselage business.
You can't brush off Ontario snow like you Albertans do, ours starts as an icy bottom layer with crusty additional layers on top. Invariably the bottom layer gets into the door frames and keyway freezing everything shut and locking the owner out of the car. After a quart of lock deicer and a couple gallons of windshield washer antifreeze you get into your car just to find the diesel fuel lines have frozen. Happy Canadian winter to one and all!
Good show man, and good on you for resisting temptation. That golden Newport made for a very back in day looking vid!
I've been dailing my 1969 Fargo in the Saskatchewan winter this week because my modern car (70s volvo with studs) needs some repairs. She starts right up, although the heat leaves a bit to be desired.
Damn, I'm glad I'm not dealing with that snow and cold anymore!!
That is one lovely driver! Can't beat a beater! See the Gang on Saturday!!!
I wish I could find something like that to use as a winter beater!
Nothing like a full-size, rear-wheel drive car in the snow. Great memories of passing the snowplows in Massachusetts on the back roads during storms. Enjoy your winter with the Newport!
See you Saturday!
Yeah! Nice to see this in the road again. Why not use what you have, it hits all the marks in what you are looking for. The Carbon Footprint lives! Cheers!
Had 2 Newport Customs , `68 + `70, and a 1971 New Yorker decades ago. 2x 383 & 1 440. Last 2 were same gold colour as yours & all a dream to drive, especially in winter.
1972 is my favorite Newport...
Minus the POS Holley....
Hi there! Hearing the Newport sputtering on 5 or 6 cylinders brought back winter memories. It really is a easy choice for winter beater. Aside from the blown O ring in the trans it's been an anvil. I recently got my winter beats ready for the season. Looking forward to the Saturday episode! Stay Well & Stay Warm!
*That's a magnificent beater. Not as chilly here yet but I did persuade my old Standard 8 to have a drive around today, must sort the heater though (or buy gloves)*
Damn when it fired up and started running it sounds like its got a full cam..lol
I get a kick out of the little grunts and groans and guttural utterances emanating from your being as you hoist the battery and gasoline under the hood of your mighty steed!
You know it's cold when the snow makes noise walking on it. Lol. Shit, means its coming our way.
Got to love the classic mopar starter crank it think it's running nope. Just winds down
Poor Newport
What a big beautiful C Body land yacht!. I have a 70 Polara convertible and 68 Monaco 500 that serve as my fair weather cruisers. Thanks for keeping the Newport alive and sharing the video.
Now that’s a true COLD War Motors car. 🥶
Best tune-up for any combustion engine is fresh fuel 😉😎👍🏻
To the tune of the Beverley Hillbillies “kin folk said, Scott move away from there, Cold War Motors is polluting up the air. Said a new Tesla is the place to be, so Scott went to the Fury and began to turn the key - black soot, Texas tea (bar automatic). The Belvedere Hillbillies”!
Hope you like the ditty Scott. Love the show. Will include a spot and a plug for your channel with my Fury shirt when it arrives.
Warms my heart (and hopefully your feet with that heater!) seeing a Newport on the road. Just threw the studs on last night after another snowfall. Filled the rust in with some ice and snow for some winter bondo. Ready for winter beater time!
Crager vs Keystone...put to a vote🤷♂️🇺🇸💪👍🏻🇺🇸
Had 67 plymouth vip '71 Newport custom. 75 dodge royal Monaco 68 plymouth station wagon. Loved them all. Great start and excellent heat.
I love that car....I have a 1970 Chrysler 300 2 door hardtop, 440 that I restored..Gets as many if not more looks than my 1968 Charger RT...People love the 300,plus I bought a washer and dryer and it fit in the trunk,who needs a truck!!! Comfortable and also reliable..
Me gusta el carro un Chrysler Newport 1972; es un excelente automóvil le hizo competencia al Chevrolet Caprice Classic saludos
You managed to put a smile on my face! 🤭 Inching up on 60K subs!! Congrats!
Hello to Scott,, Frankers and the agents,, very much enjoy your channel,, excellent choice for the winter beater. Love the 60 Fury ,, you brought her back big time,, very nice.
Cool !! The Newport reminds me of a guy I used to work with when was around 18. He was about 24 and a US Navy veteran. he had a 1973 Fury III he called "The Riverboat". He was the best. I thought I knew how to drink until I met him. Lotta fun times...
Screw winter tires. Classic bias ply pizza cutters, Sure-grip and chains, ya be pushing snow over the hood. Plowing first track and trail without a blade 🤷♂️💪👍🏻😎
If someone in Texas had that car for sale they’d be asking $10k+, if it was listed on Hemmings they’d be asking $59,000.
Sweet!! I’m driving my nicer 78 F250 and my 64 Plymouth Valiant this winter because they start in the extreme cold if needed and they have amazing heat.
My toes feel warmer already
My best winter starter was a 1971 Lesabre with the Buick 350 with 147K miles on it. 1981/82 was a brutally cold winter in Calgary and it was -43C with roughly 15KPH wind out of the NW. The car was not plugged in and facing north. It took 3 or 4 tries to get the old girl running on 3 or 4 cylinders and another 5 mins to get it running on 8. Not bad for a beater. 🙂
I'm glad you've revived the Newport Scott, I love C bodies and would love a 70 Fury or Polara 4-door to drive around England's countryside - the problem is, a C body is bigger than my village!
about the deer, yeah, only one? Where are the rest? My first car, many years ago was nearly a '72 Dodge Polaris. Ended up with a '73 Buick Century. Always asked in the northern climes, "How's the heater?"
I remember the 'will it run' and I've seen it just parked in the same spot week after week on the show and thought to myself "That's one lovely example of 1970s Barge-storming goodness. Why isn't she being driven?"....and today I found out! Must be other videos in the collection that have more of this beast in it, so I must have missed it when I last did a walk through the back catalogue....so time to go look again, eh? There's something about that car that makes me smile. Whether it's the definitive Chrysler starter (one of my Top 10 in the "starter noise" category), her VERY early-70s lines, the colour, vinyl roof, the interior, dash layout.....or just the fact she's an honest, big, non-flashy or overdone in any way, BIG vehicle, I'm not sure....or maybe it's because she's ALL that! Whatever, I love the beast and look forward to seeing you out and about in it over the next few months.
Man - all that snow! Looks like winter has definitely come to Alberta. A pity that summer has not come to Auckland, New Zealand yet. Nights are cold and we've had two weeks of raining every darn day. Then again, the rain is warmer, so we must be getting toward the dry season.....I hope! I just wish it would stop filling up my cars through their leaky windscreen seals! Ah well....all the best and looking forward to seeing the show again this week.
Oh yeah! It's Friday and the Newport is back! I just say, I think you made the right decision. Why but something else, when you've already got what you need, in your own yard. In my experience, buying another car just brings unknown problems. At least you know every problem with the Newport! 😃
Once upon a time, in1969 with a foot of snow on the ground in Omaha, my winter beater at age 16 was a 1964 Corvair 4dr red in color and no heater ducts and had to operate the wipers by hand reaching under the dash. The Covair would get around never getting stuck, just a minor inconvenience of hand-powered wipers and three layers of socks, and a few cans of canned heat.. great memories and times of my youth.
Hi, Scott I just received the '60 Fury T-shirt a few minutes ago. It's beautiful, please let me know what ever help you need. Happy holidays to you and your family and the other agents. Cheers!
Wicked classic. Beard's coming in nicely, just for the winter! :)
Good decision to run the Newport, might as well enjoy it rather than buying something more expensive. See you Saturday, Cheers from Michigan 👍
Hi Scott,
I think it's great that you don't have to spend oodles of precious time a Winter beater this year.
You usually are helping someone with theirs or fixing yours (or both). This way you have time for other project and this old gal gets some exercise.
Oh ya... did 100 bucks even make the gas gauge move? ;)
Fixing the 1972 chrysler is a very wise decision. Inflation has made lot of beaters just too expensive to buy.
I have a request. Please do NOT spend more than $500 on my Christmas gift this year. That would embarrass me. Thanks.
This was the car in the first CWM vid I ever saw... it's what got me hooked on your channel a decade ago now can't believe it. "What's your carbon footprint?!"... most CWM tagline ever. General consensus on this channel is RWD boats are winter beats material! What better car... definitely worth the work to 'er goin, Scott.
If you had just started it ONCE during the month of October, it would have fired right up!!! One of the best automobiles ever made.
lmao return of the carbon footprint - literally as our idiot government is pushing the manade for EV's to 2026 Im looking for an old carb'd car to replace my broken Hyundai Accent.
I can smell oil burnning off the vale covers..All systems go!
Gotta love Scott's Humor. 😊
"I always like to get a good beater going." Careful about such talk Scott! With that and the reference to the bulging addition to your "carbon footprint" you may get booted off the platform! Just kidding. Being from Quebec, I'm anxious to see what winter tires you might put on her! Beater-picking time is better than Xmas!
I’m old school but on an old Chrysler I install the mini starter. Cheap from Napa and spins the old small block purty darn quick. Game changer in the winter.
I recently did the subframe bushings on my '79 Dodge St. Regis and discovered that the right rear bushing has nothing to hang onto because that part of the K-frame snapped off when I started to loosen the bolt. Soaked all of the bolts off and on all spring and summer and three of them came out like they were brand new with hand tools, the fourth, well...Will be looking for another K-frame. The price I paid for driving it in winter, but as big a pain it will be, will fix it. The St. Regis only has 280,000 miles on it.
We used these for years, and we got along just fine. I put studded snow tires on my '67 GTO, and ran it for two winters-I would be put in jail for that today-LOL-Cheers!
Intelligent Decision 👍 you have (big/large) friends and a half dozen of y'all can sit in that car without feeling like sardines in a can...and...it (snow bound/cold started) fired off with year old gas - what else do you want...my vote is to rustle up some snow tires (l like the ones on Myles' big Mopar) & a new set of valve cover gaskets - l like the cork gaskets over the factory black rubber ones, but l live in south Florida; l don't know what works good up there in Santa Claus land where you live
A guy at my work is Daily Driving a '68 Newport 4 door sedan. A nothing special car, except great winter beats like your '72. Glad to see the 72 pressed back into service, I think driving them keeps them in better shape than letting them sit.
the Newport always brings back fond of my brothers 71 Chrysler 300. We went everywhere in it, until the good old PEI winters rusted it out. It was a 4 door hardtop ,dark blue with all white interior and i believe it was a 440.
"Throw a hundred bucks of gas ,in my $200 car" ! Crazy times!
I get it.
How about giving the '72's underside a thick coat of Bar Oil, a la Mustie1. Then the "beater" might beat winter! regards Geoff D, Merimbula Australia
Well it sure beats a Volvo, at least on style points. Them scandiwegians understand winter cars. What's happening with that S90 you had?
I miss my 1976 Newport Custom I had in high school bought it for 700 bucks from an estate action with 40k on it in 1997 and drove it for 4 years before getting rid of it which was a mistake it had a 360 motor in it.
Love your videos I watch them over and over can't hardly wait for Thursday and Saturday I think it would be a lot of fun to hang out with you guys your a blast I know it's cold up there it's not near that cold here in south Texas I'm about 45 minutes north of Houston Texas keep the videos coming cheers
Good choice Scott. Only problem I seen was no Frankers. 😫
Why buy what you already have? Good call 👍 looking forward to the Fury shirt, I have them all since Same old shit. Quality, I wear them often and still look good. Stay dirty 👍
Yay! Newport! I do not usually like gold paint, but whatever this color is is nice. I can see why people build 4- and 5-bay garages! Looking forward to the shirt!
Just makes me think I was working for a Chrysler dealer when that car was new. Also 1972 was the year I married my just diseased wife. Good memories.
Using what you have is probably the best thing for the environment, wonder how bad it is to buy a new car other than being Lame. 72 Newport all day, I’m on board. It’s almost as cool as Myles 71.
Funny sounded like
Nitro methane
Fire breather
Good old 440