LOVE IT!!! These days, people are allowing everything to be taken over by the machine. The amount of gadgets and gizmos on current cars only adds to the cost, and is something I am not interested in using. As someone who grew up with rear-wheel drive cars, I do prefer them in dry conditions (but AWD or 4 x 4 for ordinary purposes as I live in an area where Winters are severe!). There's nothing like actually controlling the car rather than allowing it to control itself, or even you! Chenee Jimenez, enjoy that Lancer! I remember those sold new here in the USA as the Dodge Colt.
Way cool. I'm in the US, one of my girlfriends in high school had one of the Chrysler Co. branded Lancers (a 1978 "Dodge Colt"). I remember opening the hood to do some regular maintenance, and seeing Mitsu markings all over the decals in the engine compartment. I laughed. Great little cars.
'twas the 90s and mine was a hand me down from my dad. lowered it to the point i was always at the local talyer on weekends for quick fixes either on my exhaust or leaf spring mount😆
Thanks for having me!!
Thanks for sharing with us your red "hot dog" car!
Awww. You're super cuuuuute. Good job!💗💓
LOVE IT!!! These days, people are allowing everything to be taken over by the machine. The amount of gadgets and gizmos on current cars only adds to the cost, and is something I am not interested in using. As someone who grew up with rear-wheel drive cars, I do prefer them in dry conditions (but AWD or 4 x 4 for ordinary purposes as I live in an area where Winters are severe!). There's nothing like actually controlling the car rather than allowing it to control itself, or even you! Chenee Jimenez, enjoy that Lancer! I remember those sold new here in the USA as the Dodge Colt.
Way cool. I'm in the US, one of my girlfriends in high school had one of the Chrysler Co. branded Lancers (a 1978 "Dodge Colt"). I remember opening the hood to do some regular maintenance, and seeing Mitsu markings all over the decals in the engine compartment. I laughed. Great little cars.
Nice car. Back to it original form. Classical and priceless. One of the vintage car in Mitsubishi industry. More upload videos.
My very first car was a 78 2 door Lancer in 1978. Lots of memories with that car.
The first car is always the most memorable!
Was a super fun shoot with great company! Chenee and Albert were an absolute treat haha yay! 😋
We used to own one back in the nineties a Yellow Lancer SL bar type coupe
NPF 138
Ah yes. That feel of your car ‘maybe’ bringing you home. Priceless.
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Made my day.
Loved This car . The car I grew up that sa keeper
Old school never fade,especially lancer 79(rally car)
Cool ride, Chenee. Enjoy it!
Definitely!
Old School Rally Legend + Real Racer Girl = Awesome
'twas the 90s and mine was a hand me down from my dad. lowered it to the point i was always at the local talyer on weekends for quick fixes either on my exhaust or leaf spring mount😆
Very cool car!
worth the wait!
we also got an L bar before i can still remember the smell of gas fumes everytime we use it!
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Awesome video!
Glad you enjoyed it! Porzilla for the win!
FLD! Fellow Lancer Driver! ❤
Hello po, ask ko lang po if manual steering pa po ba Lancer niyo or naka power steering na? sana po ma notice thank you😁
#CheneeGang!
UN LANCER MUY BIEN CUIDADO CON ALTA ESTIMA FELICITACIONES.!!!
Nice
Cool wheels....
How much do these cost ?
Old is cool, always.
Always indeed!
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Cheene gang!
Go Chenee!
Oh there’s a saying that old lancers never die
Chenee is proof that Lancers never die!
@@SharkBlueMedia you got it!
Collab with Phil!!!!
Im close to buying one in germany wish me luck I can get it its 4600€
Good luck!!!
Grandpa,is that you?🥹
Everyone's grandpa had an A140 Lancer!
*carb noises* 🤣
Chenee describes is perfectly!
Seriously what is up with these young Filipinos wearing jackets in Manila. Effin 90 degree heat with 80% humidity...
Nice