I miss Tagatay. My wife was born and raised in Mendez and we lived in Olivarez for a while. This show was right down the road from Sky Ranch. Much love to the Philippines from Texas. We love and miss you family.❤
Your content has come a long way. You are the underground racing documentary Guru. No judgement, pure joy, enthusiasm. I love your content and your new shirts look sick! Time to order one! 🤙 my fila wife loves your content too.
17:00 the only "horns" I was waiting for was Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. _Sick_ Chad! The steely setup with the 2-tone steel and dark cherry colors was my fav.
FYI, Jeepneys originated from Jeeps left behind in WWII, not the 60s. There were no abandoned bases, it was cheaper for the US to leave the vehicles than ship them back to the states
WOW! That was exhilarating. One of my coworkers here in US is Filipino, he always asks me if i want to accompany him to the Philippines when he visits his parents. Maybe I should go.
In 1982 I was in Subic while in the Navy and this guy let me drive his trike and I was drunk lol I crashed into another trike and broke off the third wheel. I bought him two pints of San Migul he seemed ok. I seen him the next morning in the ally sleeping with his wheel he was reparing with an half a bottle beer between his legs lol
Olongapo and The Barrio (Subic NavSta and Cubi Point NAS) were the wildest places on Earth….Even Angeles City (nearby Clark Air Base) had to play catch up….
I remember traveling in jeepneys when I was in the Marine Corps. I really love the people of Philippines. I had a great experience and would love to return someday.
What are the odds our Host has added to his collection? and now is keeping a SWEET ride at a friends place in the Philipines?? Thanks for sharing! Soo many incredible builds in this quick clip!
I live in Laos and have seen CB media shirts by some rich car dudes here. By the way, I'm Pinoy and often go to Thailand. Thanks for featuring PH car culture!
We’ve been in the Philippines for the past month we’re leaving today. I didn’t get a notification you were in the the Philippines, It would’ve been great to check out the car show and possibly meet you.👍🏾
Cars shows would love you to be their guests. You also got to see the drag racing competitions in Clark. Rama 9 elites, drag diesel shootout, NDRC and all.
After seeing Calvin Castiel's video where you were being interviewed, I knew this video will come to happen. Fun fact: the Balai Ising Jeepney, at 19:30, is one of the oldest surviving, actual post-war Willys jeepneys in the world. That particular jeepney is a 1950 model. Also Chad, be on a lookout for another upcoming jeepney show called "Patukan sa Bulacan"
My wife and I are going to move out to the Philippines I been out there in 2012 I loved it now my wife wants to move out there she never been to a different country than the USA.
Dude I love this channel! Every single video makes me smile all the way. Sure I love the beautiful unique rides, but I also dig the unique people and the way you interact with them. And of course you always find the beautiful women! I hope you are having as much fun as it looks like!
Philippines also have a lot of of Honda civics (the 6th gen sedans to be specific) and I see them EVERYTIME lm on the road, from the tuned engine, loud exausts, and exotic lights, to the busted dented white ones.
That drag jeep with the 4G63 is awesome! I love these jeeps. My sister in law lives in Imus, and you’re right, I never see other foreigners when we’re there visiting.
By the way back in the day Cavite use to be home for an American Air Force base called Sangley Point, but America abandoned it long before they left the Philippines.
***Hi Chad*** What a fantastic video 👏👏👏. Thank you for the time that you dedicated to it. Your efforts are outstanding and as a result so is this video. These jeepneys are off the scales cool 👍 and totally unique. Loved how you edited this video. The jeepneys may have been the subject of this video but your skills with post production mixed with your informed commentary made this a mini documentary. You deserve all the good fortune and accolades for a job well done. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺.
I visited s place making Excalibur replicas based on Chevy Caprice long time ago, great work, might still be around. ( Manila) I shared the vid with 2 friends, hope I didn’t overstep your request 😊. Keep it coming!
What are those unpainted jeepney bodies? They look like a mix of stainless, aluminum and galvanized. Whatever, I want one. That was an awesome video, especially the part at the end with the music.
A friend of mine built himself an OTJ here in America. He was from West Covina Los Angeles. He passed away a couple years ago, and he left behind a cool car collection, he has 2 hakosuka skyline, 4 te27 corollas, isuzu gemini, toyota starlet, sw20 turbo mr2, an e30, e36, and 2002i. I think he had more cars, but i forgot what they were.
I was on another island in the Philippines in September (panabo city) and yes they love noise. We heard the neighbors singing karaoke at 630 in the morning. But they can also all sing
Great video Chad, looks like the car culture is thriving in PH. Really liked the video editing, time lapse with the music at the end. I get really engrossed in the videos and miss hitting the like button. You end with peace, maybe let it run a few seconds later. I usually click on the video again and hit like. I watch you tube on my fire stick so not the same options as the mobile app to hit like after. Thanks for the videos, ✌️
If you enjoyed this video do me a favor and please share it with a friend that would also like it.
Already did. He sells Jeeps.
I share your stuff with everyone I know, so cool.
I wonder why the AURELIO CAR is missing in the exhibit.
Welcome to the Philippines bro.
Fu..you leave the philipines madder parking philipines and Thailand is the same bull shi..
Best part about the Jeepney Culture here is that each region has different styles
So true in my region jeepneys have very high suspensions while im other region not so much
@@cyruspiaga8427 The popular style in my region are the ones with high rears and low fronts with airbrushed artwork
@@cyruspiaga8427 in my region jeeps here has similar head designs to SUVs that car manufacturer sells
Most Jeepney's in Manila are called Ugly style
Here in Region 3 we have a Xlt jeepney
I miss Tagatay. My wife was born and raised in Mendez and we lived in Olivarez for a while. This show was right down the road from Sky Ranch. Much love to the Philippines from Texas. We love and miss you family.❤
Who cares
@@GhostOutTheShell3035 your mama cares
@@jamestheyounger8895 who cares
@@GhostOutTheShell3035 Screw you.
Chad always bringing us the weirdest car culture from around the world. Great stuff.
Your content has come a long way. You are the underground racing documentary Guru. No judgement, pure joy, enthusiasm. I love your content and your new shirts look sick! Time to order one! 🤙 my fila wife loves your content too.
17:00 the only "horns" I was waiting for was Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. _Sick_ Chad! The steely setup with the 2-tone steel and dark cherry colors was my fav.
Chad and the Philippines will always be a 🔥 combo.
lol, $1 roadside corn, amazing. Looked delicious.
I love the corn pit stop
Awesome vehicles. Lots of time,money and engineering put into these.👍👍🇨🇦
FYI, Jeepneys originated from Jeeps left behind in WWII, not the 60s. There were no abandoned bases, it was cheaper for the US to leave the vehicles than ship them back to the states
Thanks for the information👍
WOW! That was exhilarating. One of my coworkers here in US is Filipino, he always asks me if i want to accompany him to the Philippines when he visits his parents. Maybe I should go.
You should.
you'll become a star when you walk thr streets believe me. I miss Philippines.
Sign the prenup first foo
Let's go! A new CB media upload!
In 1982 I was in Subic while in the Navy and this guy let me drive his trike and I was drunk lol I crashed into another trike and broke off the third wheel. I bought him two pints of San Migul he seemed ok. I seen him the next morning in the ally sleeping with his wheel he was reparing with an half a bottle beer between his legs lol
Lmao that’s awesome
I was in the Philippines 82,83 while in the
Seabees. NMCB 74 heavy equipment operator.
Olongapo and The Barrio (Subic NavSta and Cubi Point NAS) were the wildest places on Earth….Even Angeles City (nearby Clark Air Base) had to play catch up….
Whoa. Damn Chad gets around! Hopefully, I'll see you on one of the islands, buddy. Enjoy. These people are amazing 🇵🇭
I was looking at Rams in the Philiippines. You can get the Rebel and the TRX. So im saving for when I move lol.
I love it! So much motivation to go back to the Philippines. You content hits home for me. Unlike anything on TH-cam. Keep up the hard work for us. ❤
kudos! thank you fir featuring and sharing to the workd our unique jeep culture.. God bless
Great to see this car culture! Never seen before. Thanks.
DUDE I'VE MISSED YOU! Came back with a absolute BANGER of a video. Now, please don't leave us again haha
Welcome to the Philippines Chad
I remember traveling in jeepneys when I was in the Marine Corps. I really love the people of Philippines. I had a great experience and would love to return someday.
What are the odds our Host has added to his collection? and now is keeping a SWEET ride at a friends place in the Philipines?? Thanks for sharing! Soo many incredible builds in this quick clip!
Lived in Olongapo 1979,1980. Love the country and the people. Beautiful country.
82,83 while in the Seabees. Loved it there.
Ganda..Pero ako mas bet ko yung mga gawang Cavite na naka set-up..Anyway salamat Chad for this video.
The music and the time lapses at the end - worth the effort. Thanks Chad!
They look sick. Have fun Chad in the Philippines.
My dad Had a custome Jeep With a 460 bigblock that was built in the Philippines, Angeles Clark, and ship to Australia when it's fully built
I live in Laos and have seen CB media shirts by some rich car dudes here. By the way, I'm Pinoy and often go to Thailand. Thanks for featuring PH car culture!
It's more fun in the Philippines!!
We’ve been in the Philippines for the past month we’re leaving today. I didn’t get a notification you were in the the Philippines, It would’ve been great to check out the car show and possibly meet you.👍🏾
Thanks for sharing the Jeepney culture in the Philippines
The Jeepney / OTJ has got to be one of my favorite vehicles ever!
Very cool. So awesome to see the Philippines in one of your videos 👍
That montage at the end with all the b-roll was incredible. I love your 1 take channel, but that montage was amazing. Your videos are great.
Amazing! This is a car culture you never see! The Philippines look really amazing
That's a crazy ass build 19:46 very unique never seen something like that LOL
Yoh chad, you missed to cover this year's Manila Auto Salon at the SMX convention center
Another GREAT Cb1 take video.. especially loved the music added towards the end of the video, nice added touch ❤
Yep Filipino people are awesome and the food is delicious! Great vid much lub.🙏🌎🍾🍾🍾
I saw your interview with Calvin!
Your content is sooo cooolll!!!!
Thanks for making a vlog about philippine jeeps
Badass segment! Love the music near the end!
Awesome video! Keep them coming! Love your work as always.
20:12 It's ace the toy van with the new color sheeeeeeeesh ace still has the power
that outro music is AMAZING!!!
would love to see it on every video!
Chad thank you for shining the light on filipino car culture.
Cool video, love the music & time-lapse at the 19min mark!
Cars shows would love you to be their guests. You also got to see the drag racing competitions in Clark. Rama 9 elites, drag diesel shootout, NDRC and all.
I commted about Filipino culture on your first video about the Phils. I told you so.😉😉
Awesome as always, Thanks for sharing your adventures with us!
so awesome! and so freaken cool!!!
Littt! Can't wait to build mine!
The music mix at the end was dope! 😊😊
Thumbs up 👍 Chad
After seeing Calvin Castiel's video where you were being interviewed, I knew this video will come to happen. Fun fact: the Balai Ising Jeepney, at 19:30, is one of the oldest surviving, actual post-war Willys jeepneys in the world. That particular jeepney is a 1950 model.
Also Chad, be on a lookout for another upcoming jeepney show called "Patukan sa Bulacan"
I love seeing these overseas car shows! Thanks CB!
Thanks for watching dude
Epic video and the music overlay at the end was sick💯
Well done, especially the music at the end fits the video perfectly.
Wheels are now turning in Chad’s head where he’s going to rent a condo in the Philippines. 😂
Maybe somewhere below the Typhoon Belt.✌️
My wife and I are going to move out to the Philippines I been out there in 2012 I loved it now my wife wants to move out there she never been to a different country than the USA.
Dude I love this channel! Every single video makes me smile all the way. Sure I love the beautiful unique rides, but I also dig the unique people and the way you interact with them.
And of course you always find the beautiful women!
I hope you are having as much fun as it looks like!
Thanks you for visiting in the Philippines sir
Enjoy travel here in the Philippines ❤
Liked the shot of heavy tunes at the end, and the car show!
Hey Chad happy weekend to you bro. From Sweden ...
Hope to see alot more videos from PH. Leaving Belgium to manila in 9hours for 3 months to be with my fiancé. Always best 3 months of the year haha!
Another great one Chad!! Beautiful location too!!!
Love the sidecar outfit at the end too Chad.
I have one in Australia.....I think it's the only one on the road here and I get so many looks when I cruise around!
AL THE LATEST VIDEOS HAVE BEEN I LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE
Philippines also have a lot of of Honda civics (the 6th gen sedans to be specific) and I see them EVERYTIME lm on the road, from the tuned engine, loud exausts, and exotic lights, to the busted dented white ones.
That drag jeep with the 4G63 is awesome! I love these jeeps. My sister in law lives in Imus, and you’re right, I never see other foreigners when we’re there visiting.
I think the wildest car scene is always going to be in Asia, because the variety is way to vast, and eclectic.
What he said about Philippine people is definitely true... ))
By the way back in the day Cavite use to be home for an American Air Force base called Sangley Point, but America abandoned it long before they left the Philippines.
Great stuff thank you for sharing 🤙 big hello from cape cod Massachusetts
Absolutely Incredible, there imagination is boundless.
***Hi Chad***
What a fantastic video 👏👏👏. Thank you for the time that you dedicated to it. Your efforts are outstanding and as a result so is this video. These jeepneys are off the scales cool 👍 and totally unique.
Loved how you edited this video. The jeepneys may have been the subject of this video but your skills with post production mixed with your informed commentary made this a mini documentary.
You deserve all the good fortune and accolades for a job well done.
Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺.
Thanks Peter for your kind words and support
Wow just got inspired for a custom rc build. This is way cool! 👍
Love the stainless bodies,,dont need to worry about rust 😂
Nice chatting with you Chad! I’m the owner of the Jimny😊
Amazing 🎉
I visited s place making Excalibur replicas based on Chevy Caprice long time ago, great work, might still be around. ( Manila) I shared the vid with 2 friends, hope I didn’t overstep your request 😊. Keep it coming!
Awesome Chad in cali those jeeps wood be called a low rider
Lived in the Philipines 67/68 as a 9/10 year old air force brat. (Clark)
Trust me....these were the FIRST things I noticed. 🙂
Those white Te37s actually looks legit Te’s judging by the spoke concave 🤔
There is a factory there that still produces them and even ships them internationally.
Been waiting for this vid! Another great episode, thanks Chad.
awesome jeeps!gr8 videos
Did you notice the plate on the one that would raise/lower??? CBM.... very fitting!!!
Time lapse after dark great addition Chad ...nice
What are those unpainted jeepney bodies? They look like a mix of stainless, aluminum and galvanized. Whatever, I want one. That was an awesome video, especially the part at the end with the music.
stainless steel
A friend of mine built himself an OTJ here in America. He was from West Covina Los Angeles. He passed away a couple years ago, and he left behind a cool car collection, he has 2 hakosuka skyline, 4 te27 corollas, isuzu gemini, toyota starlet, sw20 turbo mr2, an e30, e36, and 2002i. I think he had more cars, but i forgot what they were.
Joel tan sr20 jeepster
Those high speed shots at night time were cool
The Thai tuning scene is on a whole new level 😮😮😮
Welcome chad to the Philippines
The horn you hear is the classic Bosch horn that they play with it
Enjoy and come back again ☺️🙏🏼
Always watching from Philippines
I was on another island in the Philippines in September (panabo city) and yes they love noise. We heard the neighbors singing karaoke at 630 in the morning. But they can also all sing
Love that shirt
Great video Chad, looks like the car culture is thriving in PH. Really liked the video editing, time lapse with the music at the end. I get really engrossed in the videos and miss hitting the like button. You end with peace, maybe let it run a few seconds later. I usually click on the video again and hit like. I watch you tube on my fire stick so not the same options as the mobile app to hit like after. Thanks for the videos, ✌️
Great time lapse montage! Well done Chad! Now get your ass back so we can go drinking! 😅 Wait, I’m in Samui…. Next week.. ha!