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Big thanks to TH-cam/RetroMyrtleBeachGuy for showing me around town and letting me cruise in his classic car .
Have you ever tried Wild Wing Cafe a wings Restaurant in South Carolina? Ever since I've gone. I can't forget it. A big selection of wings and soup (chowder like soup) is pretty good.
I stayed at the Atlantic View Motel in this video in January of 2020,then I paid the rate of $35 a day,but the rate was only $150 a week so I stayed a few weeks,the rooms were old school but it was clean and the staff was nice.Finally settled down in an old vintage senior mobile home park in Zephyrhills Florida but that's a different story.
I am enjoying looking at the old hotels and Retro downtown. Wish we could see more of the Strand beach next time.
I you like classic cars you may like Competition Cars at 4806 Hwy 17 Bypass South Myrtle Beach. We go the MB every year so so cool to see your take on it
Adam, 3 minutes in the guy's car and you broke it. 🤦♂️ The N.J. shore town Wildwood has a lot of those old motels of that same style that is known as do-wop style. Unfortunately in recent years quite a few have been torn down and replaced with condos. If you ever get up this way, you should check it out.
Fun fact, my family and I were on the brochure for the Waikiki Village for many years starting in the mid 80s. One of the last times I was there in the early 00s they were still using it.
No way ! That’s really cool
Yup, my grandparents recently passed away (we vacationed with them in MB a lot in my childhood) and they had a spare one they saved so I have a copy now.
You've done it man. You inspired me to go back and visit. I'm using some of my vacation days next month to go back and visit. As always keep up the great work!
I absolutely lost it when you broke the window handle!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I can relate! Sounded like you didn’t know what to do😂😂😂😂😂
What a great tour of old time Myrtle Beach! I was intrigued enough by the video to go and look up some more history of the place.
I don’t stay at Myrtle beach because I prefer more empty non commercial beaches nearby but it’s fun to go the Broadway at the beach, Barefoot landing and Medieval times etc while on vacation. It’s hopping in the summer! Love your vlog as always Adam.
So Adam gets in the classic car and immediately breaks something. 😂
My parents actually stayed at the Waikiki Village Motel back in May of 1968,the motel was actually built in 1963,,I was only 9 at the time,glad they restored it.I revisited the motel back in the the Summer 2019,over 50 years later.,I alsp remember the Pavilion well as a child.My Grandparents stayed at the Sun n Fun Motel maybe a block behind the Skywheel, still there awaiting restoration.This video brings back some fond memories,thankyou!
Adam looks like you went back in time. Very interesting. It makes me sad when they tear down buildings. It is like a piece of your passed is being forgotten. Thank You for sharing.
I've stayed at the majority of these old hotels. You are aiding me in reliving my youth. It was great to have a tour guide showing so much retro.
This video brought a tear to my eye. My dad had a 1967 Corvair, it was my first car I drove to and from college in 1998. He died in 2016 and my mom JUST got rid of it last month, it was garage kept in “mint” condition. Lots of memories with that car ❤️
Spent many of nights at the Myrtle Beach Pavilion as a kid! There used to be a ride that was in the shape of a rainbow and it would go up so high that you could see the ocean. The view was worth the nausea it induced when it came down- LOL! I remember some of the vintage hotels when we used to go to "senior week" in the 90's. They were cool looking but they for sure drew a wild crowd. The rooms were basically 4 walls with 2 beds. There were no rules at those hotels and I sometimes wonder how I made it out alive at the end of the week!! Thanks for the video and the walk down memory lane
I remember riding that, my dad brought me when I was young
facts we used to always go there in the 90's im still mad that they tore it down
These were great little cars. After Nader's book, there were lawsuits. When the dust cleared, the Corvair was vindicated but it was too late. GM had decided to nix it due to low sales. My Dad had a 1967 and was an insurance agent in WV. He drove that thing in all kinds of conditions. There are videos on TH-cam of the Corvair testing where they took them on WWII Jeep testing tracks and really put them through it. Enjoy the car!!
That was interesting and fun. We had a great time in Myrtle Beach back in the late 80's. Enjoyed some really good seafood. We stayed at a high-rise ocean front hotel with a really great indoor pool for that time. I was into some money at that time and my van was brand new customized. I will have to save if I want to go back. We will see!
The Myrtle Beach area is full of nostalgia and history. Happy to see you go there on this trip.
Off-season visits to touristy places seem to give the opportunity to see stuff we might not during the in-season. Great video once again!
Retro Myrtle Beach guy seemed nice enough, but then he seemed kinda rudely dismissive of the guy with the Jesus truck.
Loving the content Adam. Whatever you did to revamp the channel, it is working and I am here for it. Keep it up. Already have a few places I want to visit now. Xoxo
And an early model Corvair at that...NICE! My dad had multiple Corvairs back in the day. I loved when my mom drove it to the grocery store. Then someone from the store was helping her load them and went to the wrong end of the car for the trunk. 🤣
Myrtle Beach! Spent most of the 90’s growing up vacationing there back when the Pavilion was still around…always looked forward to the night we would go and ride the rides.
Strand is a Greman word and means just plainly the beach, that's all. I had a chuckle as the little window nob fell, i was "ooh fudge" lol it's a pitty that they destroy so many old and pretty buildings, i can't understand why they don't try to save stuff like that! Thank you for the retro-tour! See you tomorrow.
Because their old and depleted. Seriously would you consider taking a vacation here with dilapidated infrastructure just to go to a beach if so why when you have so many other places that are modern and don't look like Norman Bates just spent the night there. 🤔
@@robertwiley8458 lol i understand your standpoint but they shouldn't let it fall to such despair in the first place, conserving a style, you still can renovate them to make them modern inside, instead of just bulldozing over, that's sad (i know, it's cheaper but does the great America need to be that cheap?) But hey that's just my European brain thinking!
It is also an English word that means "shore".
@@littlesthobo182 i didn't knew... thank you!
Or Dutch 😉😁!
In my home town we have an area which is called The Strand, down by the river front. And in my current home city, London, there's a street called Strand, which was the river front road before the Thames was narrowed with its Embankment.
Strand: noun -
the shore of a sea, lake, or large river.
One of my core memories as a child is staying at the Sea Mist on family vacation and walking through that underground tunnel to go eat breakfast. My favorite part of the underground mural was the divers painted on the walls. There is also a nearby small water park that I used to enjoy going to. Thank you so much for showing a picture of what the tunnel used to look like, very nostalgic!
When I was a kid, we used to stay at Holland's Zuider Zee motel. Lots of great memories from there.
I knew a couple of brothers that had identical Corvairs, for the Movie Mr. Hollands opus, we would cruise to school in one, them his brother would roll thru in his, those are awesome. Great vlog Woo, whadda cool dude.
7:50 adam thinking " crap i just broke his car" haha
My family and I used to vacation in Holden Beach NC near the North Carolina/South Carolina border just a 40 min/ 1hr drive from Myrtle Beach so been to Myrtle Beach a few times but not this part pretty cool, once you hit NC you’ll give me some great flashback memories
OMG! I loved when you broke the vent window handle on that guys car! The best 😂
Glad you came to our area. As a 37 year local I've never heard anyone called a Strander. Lol. You're just a local. the Grand Stand runs 60 miles from North Myrtle to Pawleys Island. And Downtown is still dangerous.
Mr. sub has the best subs in Myrtle Beach.
My mom worked for the Sea Mist Resort for 30 years. The little pools were known as the kitty pools they were for children to play in.
The Broadway theater it was known as The Rocking Chair Theater, because the chairs rocked you could sit and rock your way through the movie.
I totally agree, but that isn't a terribly high bar sadly lol!
Wow, cool cat man…. I’m digging it. Epic! Dude is Gold! 💥
Retro rocks!! You meet some an amazing people on this road trip!! I do look foward to your vlogs every morning as I enjoy the cold weather in N.J, this too will pass! Thank you Adam!! Have a fantastic Tuesday!!
No YOU rock!
Wow, there's some wonderful mid-twentieth century hotel architecture at Myrtle Beach! Cool to see most of the spots are still being utilized.
It looks strikingly similar to Daytona Beach
I'm so old that I clearly recall our family "Every Other Year Vacations". One summer it would be to Myrtle Beach while alternating the next year with a trip to the mountains of North Carolina and/or Tennessee and the various tourist attractions there. On those Myrtle Beach trips we stayed in the old "Splinter Village" motels that were located just about two blocks west of the beach itself. What we all think of as "old style" motels, gas stations, etc. that have been abandoned, repurposed, torn down and replaced with much newer hotels, or have fallen into disrepair due to management/ownership disinterest were pretty much state of the art back then. Neon was a major thing along "The Boulevard ". Traffic was bumper to bumper 24/7 from about April through September and everybody looked forward to a visit to The Pavillion which was THE place to be in Myrtle Beach. I think that the beating heart of Myrtle Beach was The Pavilion and when it was torn down the city lost a huge chunk of its charm. But times change and vacation/resort cities like Myrtle Beach must change with them or die. But back to the present: I had no idea Jack Black lived in Myrtle Beach or that he had a TH-cam channel. Jack Black you ask? Just look at him. Who else could he be?
We were here in the early seventies on our honeymoon. All this old stuff was modern in those days, even the car. Have a post card of the Motel we stayed at and looks like the one going to be torn down now. Lots of memories, made a few trips back, but lots have changed too. Like the tragic passing of my wife. But really good memories of how it was.
Great catching up on this after getting back from vacation... We actually keep our camper at Ocean Lakes down there towards where you were staying. We only go in off season and love it. Sometimes the weather is incredible. We were just there days before Christmas and it was like 75 and zero wind. You never know.
Oh man, I love Corvairs! What an awesome car.
You taking me back to the late ninety's and early 2000's staying at the Polynesian and Sea Mist for the bike weeks.Not 4 star hotels ,but they worked for me.
Myrtle Beach retro guy rules! Love the cheezey mustache and CPO jacket......and of course the Corvair Monza....style.., baby ....style
No you rule!
"Doesn't attract the best people" is an understatement. Myrtle Beach PD put the Polynesian on their public nuisance list. Other than that place, love Myrtle Beach.
I stayed at the Sea Mist 2 times as a child and loved it. awesome water park and ice cream parlor
I had a red 62 corvair monza that used lots of oil on each trip. One of the" unsafe at any speed" issues was the fact that at around 50 mph the front end would lift off and you would lose steering control. Very Scary. Smashed up the car while in college. Girl friend at the time sued me. Love the video Adam. Thanks
that was actually an issue regarding tire pressure. You had to make the front end at least 10lbs less than the front. I get her up past 70 and she hugs the road. The camaro fender also helps with downforce but not nearly as much as the tire pressure. I actually did a whole video about when I figured that out and how much better she drove after that! I bet your 62 was nice!
You need to come up to Wildwood, NJ in the summertime if you like retro motels and neon. There is even a neon museum where someone has saved the neon signs of buildings that have been torn down. Retro style is known as Doo-Wop style in Wildwood.
I had a 61 Corvair back in the mid 60s. It never killed me but it definitely did have strange handling dynamics. I was once following a Corvair on the road and watched it go out of control and fish-tail wildly down the road until spinning out. It wasn't just "a rumor". The problems were fixed on the later (65-69) models but it was too late to salvage their reputation. Actually I liked my Corvair and lately find myself looking on Ebay at restored examples.
Thanks for the retro tour :)
I remember the Pavilion and Maryland Fried Chicken. I spent my summer vacations as a child in Myrtle Beach.
We called those saddle shoes. I used to live in Covina, California. Witnessed a guy in a Corvair drive a little too fast over a raised area...his engine fell out onto the street! (And it's weather vane.)
I love that old Corvair back in the day I knew quite a few folks who drove them. This video brings back memories of MB for me. The Wife and I have been there many times as we lived in SC for a very long time. Drive on down highway 17 to Georgetown SC. Its a small town on Winyah Bay I think you might like looking around the town. Visit the Georgetown Ice Company in business since 1938 and get some coffee and a hot dog. Thanks for taking us along as you enjoy your traveling adventures. cheers.
That Maryland Fried Chicken place across the street is awesome. I eat there at least once a week.
Great video. That was pretty funny when you went to open the wing window, and the handle fell off. Classic Clark Griswold moment!
I've been walking past the sea mist for 30 years probably a thousand times and never knew that tunnel was there... 🤔
I miss this place. I’m dealing with snow in Ohio now. Have a great day.
Keep that snow in Ohio I don't want it in Pennsylvania thank you
Same here
Will check out his channel. GREAT VIDEO !!
Hey Adam, tell the Retro Myrtle Beach Guy hello for me. He's a toot! I love it!
How do Ms. Harris! 👋
Hi Adam. My name is Jerry. Thank you for your blog. I enjoy all your places you go. I purchased a retired ambulance/ now camper to start enjoying this country myself. maybe we can meet some day. Thanks Adam. Jerry Alsup Eagle Point Ore.
HEY ATW...IM GLAD YOU HAD TO STAY AROUND THIS AREA because it has had so much to see. After yesterday's "Haunted" , and all the melting ice, today's vlog seemed a little brighter. I really enjoyed all the retro stuff showcased by the guide. This has been one of your most epic vlog trips!
Love the old CARWASH sign! It's so sad to see all the old Hotel/Motels being torn down. Just looking at those old buildings bring back memories of Summer vacations when swimming in an outdoor motel pool was a highlight of a trip.
Adam broke the classic car! That's true vintage.
Thought he had a handle on it! 😆
I'm really enjoying this series on Myrtle Beach. I spent a lot of time there when I was a kid. Haven't been there in decades and it's amazing how little has changed.
Thanks Adam for the memories. My Dad and his Corvair. ❤😍
Back in 1971, I got my driver license, in a 1963 Corvair Monza convertable, fun car to drive
Oh no kidding . Now that’s cool
That was really neat! My husband and l stayed in a retro motel in Panama City Beach. It was so great! All the rooms were ocean front. The rooms had been completely redone with little kitchens. The staff was awesome. Plan on making it our place for vacations. We went in October. The weather was awesome and so was the price! Love Retro❤
Which hotel? I’d love to check it out, we love pcb!
Loved seeing all the old signs and vintage stuff, the car was great, those guys were pretty nice letting you go down into the basement Adam, Thankyou enjoying riding along
I approve on everything about Retro Myrtle Beach Guy.
The weather there looks wonderful. It's 4 degrees and snowy here. That's a nice car!
That corvair is a beautiful classic and that is the first time seeing that pancake engine setup. Very nice ride 👍
Enjoyed a look back at the old style hotels. A blast from the past. Great video👍
Lord Have Mercy! THIS WAS SO *FUN!!* 😃 You're always fun Woo, this was a great treat. Thank You
its always good to see you have a "local" who can add a lot of inside information to the clips.
Enjoying your Myrtle Beach retro tour today. Glad you found RMBG to show you around. Lots of good info.
Never been, but now I need to go
my mom's first new car was a corvair that she loved. the first day she got it she took it for a ride around the block to test it and came back to the dealership. she put it in park and pulled the handbrake up and it came right out of the floor in her hand lol. she loves telling that story every time we see one. she is 84 now. 🙂
Thanks. Nice to know that they finally did something with the railroad cars. They were sitting near the station for years. They were thinking of bringing trains back into Myrtle Beach. But I guess those plans have fallen through. Stay warm. I will catch up with you tomorrow.
My Dad LOVED ❤️ his Corvair. He had a later model since it was more rounded not as squared off as this 63. He had a VW beetle before the Corvair. The only time I heard my Dad swear was about Ralph Nader getting the Corvair illegal. He said it was political and American carmakers said having an engine in the back was unsafe. Untrue. The Corvair was extremely good on gas why my Dad commuted two hours a day to work in it. And fun to drive and economical to maintain. My Dad cried when he had to take his Corvair off the road. It sat in a memorial in our backyard for a long while. I didn't know there were any restored ones around. They had Corvair clubs back in the day late sixties early 70's.
I had to crack up when the window vent fell off in your hand. Corvair‘s were known for falling apart. Still a cool car but very maintenance heavy.
Great guest appearance
Another great video Adam! The first time I went to Myrtle Beach, in 2000, we stayed at the Sea Mist. We were able to travel in the tunnel from the parking lot to the main building. It was pretty cool.
Family Kingdom used to be called Grand Strand Amusement Park. Lots of memories there. Worked there when I was 10 to 12 years old. Lived in MB from 77 to 84 and been there a ton of times since. If you get a chance hit up Dagwoods for lunch. You won’t regret it. Ask for Justin and tell him his uncle Larry says hello. He’s a manager there. Thanks for the memories.
If I remember right it’s 4th Ave South. A block west of the BLVD.
I love that there's absolutely no one anywhere! This is when I want to go! Retro tour guide has very little to say. The tunnel would be perfect for the homeless folks.
Fact check: The '63 Corvair was NOT America's first rear engine vehicle, it was the Tucker 48 out of Illinois. Credit is due to Preston Tucker on his innovation and forward thinking of seat belts, steering following front light and pop-out windshield glass in accidents.
Thanks for the info! I'll have to look that one up!
The way your new friend is dressed reminds me of John Candy!! He's got that look 😆
Tearing out the vintage properties and building parking garages.
My family used to go to Myrtle Beach every summer from 1990 to just recently. My last year going was 2007. The Pavilion was the greatest little amusement park. I believe there’s a little documentary here on TH-cam, it’s worth your time looking back.
Here’s the link to that documentary it’s called “Hard to say goodbye, Myrtle Beach Pavilion” th-cam.com/video/GlUZJk-w7go/w-d-xo.html
Nice retro guy and tour.
Been going to Myrtle Beach for more than 60 years, never seen some of this, I remember hotels/motels used to look like houses...Thank You
Thank you once again Adam for taking us on your adventures
Grew up going here with my fam and definitely spent some wild beach weeks here as a teen. We don’t visit often these days, but I’m happy to see there are people out there advocating for preservation and taking pride in the design history. MB is kind of a hot mess overall, but could be a fairly special place if they had a design ordinance.
Man that dude is super glued together
Loved this! and the girls working at that coffee bar were so nice when I went there. Loved the all the 80's decor! ☕️ 😁
The retro aesthetic is unbelievable in this town!!! Looks like they are going to be spending huge amounts of money redeveloping and all of the old buildings will be gone forever. They do this here in Australia anywhere there is beach and old retro style buildings all get torn down in favour of new buildings built by Chinese investment companies... Glad you were able to document it Adam it will be on the internet forever
Enjoy Myrtle Beach had some good times there .
My first car was a 63' Corvair. Good Lord I'm old!
P.S. Great show, as usual...
A lot of Retro Goodness in this video love his car so cool so sad a lot of old buildings getting torn down
The railroad was actually active until the late 1980s. It was established in the 30s to support the growing number of people going there to vacation. The area was originally called the Arcady when the first resort was established in the 20's. Myrtle Beach came into official existence the year after the railroad arrived. There were efforts to resurrect the railroad as late as 6 or 7 years ago. Other areas like Charleston have retained certain lines to use as day trip/historical type railroad trips. I will disagree with the Retro guy regarding the old Pavilion all day and I worked there for a summer. They were always updating the rides and maintaining the classic ones. I never felt unsafe there at all. But to each their own. It certainly has not turned out well for Myrtle Beach since it's dismantling. Honestly it was more a case of the land value going sky high. The company that managed the Pavilion had like a very longterm lease... and eventually they saw the cost outweigh the profit. The city should have intervened but by then they had already hitched their wagon the Hard Rock Park idea..... sad... truly sad.
Thank you for your input 👍
A lot of great info . Thank you Bio
@@TheDailyWoo You're welcome. I was literally born with "sand in my shoes"... (I was born while my parents were stationed at Myrtle Beach Air Force Base... which was considered a plum assignment at the time). That was a saying around the area... Once you get Myrtle Beach sand in your shoes, you will always return. My mother must have said it a thousand times
@@TheBioExplorer back in the early 80’s, every time we came to the beach, my dad always drove down Kings Highway to show us the military housing. He was Army and I guess he loved the memories of when he was stationed in Texas. Thank you for reminding me of this.
The area where the Pavilion amusement park seems so small now that it's a green space. As a kid I remember it being so huge. Also I remember many of the rides were an upgrade from standard carnival rides. At one time there was even a river raft ride complete with rock work. I usually go to Myrtle Beach once a year for golf and I really miss the Pavilion. So many great memories of Myrtle Beach in the 80's were tied to the place.
that was a wonderful tour Adam, thank you for taking us along with you
Who else had to rewind the video and watch Adam break the lover on the wing window😂😢😢😮😂😂😂 I think it watched it 3 times now😂😂😂 Super awesome video though❤
Man, I always fantasize about driving an older classic car, like a basic VW van or an old Mustang or something, but since I know absolutely nothing about cars other than than how to check my oil or change a tire, I feel like after a while all the added maintenance and harder to find replacement parts would eventually overtake my enjoyment.
This vlog today reminds me a bit of what I loved about "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee", but darn, even on that show Seinfeld's cars were always breaking down mid-filming. So whenever I do come across a still-running classic car out on the streets, I just sort of assume they're all mechanics, haha. Gotta appreciate the effort though. I always tend to applaud them as I drive by, because at least I get to enjoy the cars they all take the extra time and care to preserve, right? 👏👏👏 cheers.
I loved CIVGC and Jerry in general!
the basement bar you went to was also a punk club for a while called The Basement. Antiseen, The Murder Junkies, Wheatus, and many more bands played there.
I loved it when you went to open the wing window, and broke it. He said, that happens.
Awesome video Adam thank you both. Chevrolet had actually adjusted the suspension before the book was even published. You could also very easily retrofit the original 2 years. Much of the problem on those initial 2 years came from ignoring the tire pressure staggering front to back.
You have made the Neon Nerd in me very happy. Awesome. Cheers.
Love it! I visited Myrtle Beach as a child a few times, always went to the pavilion. Id like to retire there someday.
This was great. So many memories from the 70s and 80s.