Detoured: Slaying Winter in a Rugged Classic Mini
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.พ. 2018
- Detoured is a show where we explore new places and car culture. In this episode we find ourselves in the interior of British Columbia, Canada. February has added heaps of snow just in time for the Thunderbird Rally of 2018, which Mark and Kevin Dykstra are taking on in a 1979 mini.
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This channel is sick, keep making awesome content and youtube will recommend you more like it did when I found you guys. 10/10
Absolutely loved it! The music track was perfect
LOVE THIS VIDEO ! great passion you have !
Yes Please! Best mini content on youtube! plz don`t stop making those
Loved the lift in the garage😊
I stumbled on this channel recently, you have some great quality content! Proud to be your 1000th subscriber, keep it up!
It's about time,mate.well done.Cheers!!
These guys are great! I rally a 1961 Triumph TR4 - did the summer Alcan in 2014!
That’s a really awesome video! Would love to see more like these/ featuring mini owners and their story to it. Either way I really enjoyed watching it.
You make awesome videos, can't wait for Alex to get his
enjoying the stories
Recently got into your videos when I saw your segment on servicing rear drums and radius arms, as I'm currently restoring a 1993 SPi Mini Cooper. Immediately impressed at the production quality and content. I found myself checking out your other videos including the Detoured series and I must say I'm incredibly impressed! Even my girlfriend was hooked watching your adventures in Japan, simply astounding.
This video really resonates with what being a Mini owner is all about. Keep on making videos, keep on driving and the subscribers will keep on coming - your channel is brilliant!
Glad you're enjoying the series!!
Your videos are epic!
Love it!!😍 greetings from Bavaria
I also have a 1979 Canadian-model Austin mini! just got her. still got the blinkers on the front grill.
One of the great things with Minis is that even 20 years after production stopped there is not a single thing you can`t get for them. How many modern cars compare with that? You are a real Mini Nut (like me), welcome to the club.
Hello from UK. Love the channel, love this episode. Please can you reveal what tyres this ‘79 mini used for the snow driving?
very nice video
THIS is brilliant, not just as biased mini fanatic.
Just as nice little piece of well filmed well scripted and well sounded documentary piece.
Very well done sir every view is very well earned :)
Wow thanks a lot for the kind comment. Hope to be able to keep delivering more and more :)
That looks like so much fun! Can't believe I saw my two cars in this video, mini and a 944 :) I'd so take the mini out in conditions like these over the 944.
It would be great fun in either of those machines :)
I gots to know, What tires is he running....? I need to be in the snow w/ my mini.
what tires are they using on this car?
Hi, you go plans for the platform? Cheers
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No roll cage in rally car?
Also love the content. Going to my first rally in march. Working pit crew for my buddy and is mk2 vw jetta. I have a 1974 1275gt setup for some track use.
Nope not sold in northern B.C. It came out of Vancouver, the last owner contacted me.
Mark Dykstra cool to know!
Mark! what snow tires were used in the rally? I've been seeking for mini Snow tires for days now.
Biomech011 the tires came from mini sport in England, I studded them at my local shop.
Hi Mark - I'm pretty sure I recognize you from High School..... did you go to FVCH in Surrey, BC? A great coincidence! I live in Lynden, WA, and on a Sunday morning, I'm checking out this great TH-cam channel about MINI's..... and I see a Dutch name on the window of the car first..... 'hey!', I think to myself, 'another Dutch guy into cars!.... cool! '...... then I see you standing by your car in your garage, and I think 'hey! I think I recognize that guy!'....... I'm Cason VanDriel - I went to FVCH from 1979 to 1984. I'm into Ford pickups and Mazda Miatas. Great video by the way...... small, simple, basic cars are a riot!
LyndenTinkerer Hello back, this is funny because I don’t clearly remember your name, just another Dutch name maybe, but there seems to be something triggering. I didn’t go the FVCH but I did go to John Knox elementary school. We would have definitely have know the same people. The only person I am in touch with from that era is Dan Visser. Glad you liked the video it was very weird to see it myself.
to je nadhera ...parada
Sorry mate..the Mk1 was better. I had 2 (63 and 64), after smashing the first one up..not my fault. Sooooooo much fun, but here they cost a fortune. Get my 2CV soon, all I could afford as they were made here in Portugal. I am envious, even of a Mk2.... Thanks
An imported mini isn’t the real thing ?
Just saw this comment, I doubt you are out there for this reply, but I just meant the Japanese imports are very complex and not what I would want to use a platform for this type of driving adventure. It’s done many more adventures on gravel roads etc and is now just finishing a paint and mechanical rebuild.