Cuba's inspiring auto repair shops
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Cuba's auto repair shops inspire all of us wantabgearhead's . They may not have all of the right tool or equipment but they get it done. Don't let anything keep you from doing what you need to do or what you want to do, these guys should inspire all of us to never give up. Please like and subscribe if you liked this one . Feel free to give me suggestions as to future video's that you would like to see or give me suggestions as to how I can make this channel better. Thank you for watching. Check out our other videos. UCJHJvNdZ3nbGNhaHL9FnnQQ
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Thank you! My sister went to Cuba recently and brought 2 big suitcases of flip-flops, kitchen utensils, AA and AAA batteries, toothpaste, socks, and other daily essentials. Basically, a microcosm of dollar store stuff. In Havana she connected with a community leader who will distribute everything to the people in the neighborhood. This is not shameful it is sharing with the family you haven’t met. By accident of birth some of us are born to the opportunity to share and benefit others. This is the honor given to us if we are to call ourselves humans. Some people become fearful and greedy. You can offset some of this by giving with a cheerful heart. It feels great too!
Thank you for your thoughtful comment, and I couldn't agree more. I hope you have a blessed day, my friend.
Thank you for taking the time to produce this video. The Cubans could have simply rolled over and given up, but instead they overcame what most would consider insurmountable odds, and are now the envy of every DIYer on the planet. They are, by any measure, among the most resourceful people in the world, and possibly the most inspiring.
I agree, amazing people. Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment.
We can't do that here because the cars rust away to nothing in 20 years. Unless you don't drive them all year round.
Hno continúe agrégale más mejoras y modificaciones de los hnos cubanos saludos Jorge.
Sorry I don't speak Spanish.
I really like old cars you have beautiful place I think everyone should have the same things as everyone else everyone is the same and should have every opportunity to live as they want
Los cubanos, siempre contentos.
I watched a video about Cuba.
The man had a really old old car .
It had a marine/ boat motor instead of its original motor and it was painted with regular house paint that was collected and mixed with other paint to have enough to paint it .
It looked good and ran good also.
Great mind and thrifty
Isn't that so inspiring. 🤔
Thanks for making this video. Those cars are not considered classic there. They are everyday transportation. I remember riding one with and air compressor from a refrigerator adapted to the car ( air conditioning) The refrigerator in my house was mounted on 4 pistons.
It doesn't have to be like this. Cubans have brought the situation upon themselves.
RESPECT ! BEAUTIFUL RIDES AN GREAT WORK HOMIES
I couldn't agree more.
Thank you
I hope you enjoyed it, thanks for taking the time to comment.
Thank you a very amazing video, i suppose it would be hard finding good carbeurator parts for a rebuild
It seems parts are very unattainable, but they are very resourceful. Thanks for giving your thoughts.
It would have been nice, if you had subtitles, for us non-speaking spanish people
you can get the ap.
I'll see if I can add them, thank you for your insight.
Cuba people just want things just like American people do Can't fault them for that.nice people❤😊
I don't know, when you don't live there it's kinda of hard to objective, same is true here in the USA, if you don't live here you hear what the media wants you to know, but best wishes to you. Thanks for I r watching and commenting.
Nice video to bad i don't understand Spanish. No English subtitles?
After 60+ years you’d think that the US would ease up 😅
Yea, I don't know. I try to stay out of the pollical side of things, I'm just very impressed with the people, not the government.
@@wantabgearhead8227 I've been there and it is an odd feeling you get.
From what? This could happen if the right government is in charge 😔 sad but true I really admire the people ,and if we ,USA don't watch out this can happen to you and I.
@@wantabgearhead8227 your right, thank you
Since I don't understand Spanish, most things are missed without a translation.
I understand but sometimes action can speak better than words. Thanks for giving your thoughts and I do appreciate it.
@@wantabgearhead8227 The closed captions were in Spanish. Spanish speakers don't need the captions. If the captions were in English, it would make a huge difference for viewers who only speak English
@@caduceus33 I think I have changed the close captions to English, give it another try. Thankyou again for your input.
@@wantabgearhead8227 Thank you for trying! I just checked out selected parts, like on the green pick-up truck, it's still Spanish language CC, so I don't know if it's a Google Translate thing, or what?
@@caduceus33 Yea I saw the same, I think if you click on subtitles and settings right next to that you can select English and it will change in a few seconds. I'm still trying to make it in English. Thanks for the support.
They should be quite Professional on older cars !
As far as I can tell, they are.
A narration would nice
Maybe next time, I thank you for your suggestion.
They say it takes Lada engine to make these car run .
When you have limited supply of parts you have to be creative , thanks for the comment.
Why they dont sale the antiques then they buy new ones..
I would imagine no supply or just poor, we're talking about Cuba.
@@wantabgearhead8227 yes butt those cars cost alot of money in usa becose are antiques so to sale them and get money with those money bring tool's open business and will be maybe not rich butt wealthy..
So true.
@@vegpvegsn6934 I'm pretty sure they cannot export them out of the country
@@2004jessiehs i guess they can export by license well from the car owner i believe cuba must have to import cars border taxis butt not to export..
This why cuban politicians have Mercedes becose they dont pay border taxis..
Fuel must be plenty and cheap
Nice insights into Cuban mechanics 🧰. I’d suggest you explain AS you’re traveling around. Like the truck at 19:00…..I gathered it has a Czechoslovak tractor engine with a radiator from a Mercedes. If you say that in the video it would be very helpful. Subtitles are basically useless anyway. BTW, I’m married to a Cuban and appreciate your video and insights 👍🥊🇺🇸
Thank you for your insightful thoughts, thanks for watching.