I would also recommend more content on the Vandura as well just like the other user, not just more stuff in the video. I also suggest a video consisting of a full walk-around (interior/exterior), a cold engine startup (after the buzzing sound is off; both from the interior & exterior with windows down), and some driving (when possible). Also if possible, I find that sometimes a cold engine start can trigger the engine fan; if the engine fan is on after a cold start, revving it a few times provides the best sound experience, especially with V8 engines. The engine fan does usually turn off after a while; the V8 engines are usually better in performance than the V6 models. If the vehicle will eventually be put for sale, the video (preferably posted on TH-cam) will definitely help provided that no voice commentary is used and is in the video description instead.
Thank you for the feedback! I will do that exactly and I apply that on the second part of the video! This is what I need feedback from viewers so I can work on the areas that need work. I’ll try to be more detailed next time and go over more of the maintenance as well!
@@Fwerks.1592 hopefully it's ready for the second part on your video by then including the walkaround (interior/exterior), interior/exterior cold startups/revs, short driving, and of course, the rest of the second part of the video! I've seen a few videos with older GM V8 engines of certain years, specifically the Buick Roadmaster wagon/Oldsmobile Custom Cruiser (91-93 models), GMC Yukon/Chevy Tahoe or Blazer 2-door (92-93 & 97 models; including the GT on the 97 model with V8 engines) and other videos of the Chevy G20/GMC Vandura (92 to 94 models) where I've seen cold engine startups followed by the immediate revving of the engines after the cold startups (and only when the engine fan automatically turns on); the sound is very awesome, especially with the startup of those make/models of the years as mentioned. I would only keep revving until the engine fan automatically turns off. One of those days, I may be owning any one of those vehicles; the only modifications allowed will be adding the engine fan switch and replacing all exterior/interior lights with LEDs. I usually prefer blue/teal/green interior on most of those models except the 97 GMC Yukon GT or Chevy Tahoe 2-door model, which is gray leather interior. (The Buick Roadmaster/Oldsmobile Custom Cruiser and Chevy G20/GMC Vandura for my preference is a blue, green, or teal leather interior and I've filmed one on those on my TH-cam channel as an example.) The GMC Yukon/Chevy Blazer 2-door V8 models (92-93 years) does not have to have leather, but does have to be blue on the interior; gray is also fine as an alternate.😀
Thanks for showing the elbow effort needed to do a through detailed cleaning of the van.
This is dope we need more content on this vandura. You got a new subscriber.
Awesome!! I’m working on the second part this Saturday!!! Thank you for your support!
Tengo una parecida pero esta es dodge ram van igul blanca😊
I would also recommend more content on the Vandura as well just like the other user, not just more stuff in the video.
I also suggest a video consisting of a full walk-around (interior/exterior), a cold engine startup (after the buzzing sound is off; both from the interior & exterior with windows down), and some driving (when possible). Also if possible, I find that sometimes a cold engine start can trigger the engine fan; if the engine fan is on after a cold start, revving it a few times provides the best sound experience, especially with V8 engines. The engine fan does usually turn off after a while; the V8 engines are usually better in performance than the V6 models. If the vehicle will eventually be put for sale, the video (preferably posted on TH-cam) will definitely help provided that no voice commentary is used and is in the video description instead.
Thank you for the feedback! I will do that exactly and I apply that on the second part of the video! This is what I need feedback from viewers so I can work on the areas that need work. I’ll try to be more detailed next time and go over more of the maintenance as well!
@@Fwerks.1592 I believe that may be sold...
@@chak595301 the owner still has the Vandura! He wants me to do a coolant flush and have it ready for winter ❄️.
@@Fwerks.1592 hopefully it's ready for the second part on your video by then including the walkaround (interior/exterior), interior/exterior cold startups/revs, short driving, and of course, the rest of the second part of the video! I've seen a few videos with older GM V8 engines of certain years, specifically the Buick Roadmaster wagon/Oldsmobile Custom Cruiser (91-93 models), GMC Yukon/Chevy Tahoe or Blazer 2-door (92-93 & 97 models; including the GT on the 97 model with V8 engines) and other videos of the Chevy G20/GMC Vandura (92 to 94 models) where I've seen cold engine startups followed by the immediate revving of the engines after the cold startups (and only when the engine fan automatically turns on); the sound is very awesome, especially with the startup of those make/models of the years as mentioned. I would only keep revving until the engine fan automatically turns off. One of those days, I may be owning any one of those vehicles; the only modifications allowed will be adding the engine fan switch and replacing all exterior/interior lights with LEDs.
I usually prefer blue/teal/green interior on most of those models except the 97 GMC Yukon GT or Chevy Tahoe 2-door model, which is gray leather interior. (The Buick Roadmaster/Oldsmobile Custom Cruiser and Chevy G20/GMC Vandura for my preference is a blue, green, or teal leather interior and I've filmed one on those on my TH-cam channel as an example.) The GMC Yukon/Chevy Blazer 2-door V8 models (92-93 years) does not have to have leather, but does have to be blue on the interior; gray is also fine as an alternate.😀
Awesome I’m build a VANDURA as well
Hell ya big time 🇺🇲
That's My old van literally 😊
Are you sure this one is not yours? You believe the old owner got it from out of state. Need to find out what state though lol
Ponle "AMBULANCIA" y unas cruces para que te pases las luces rojas y nadie diga nada.