Im 60 years old so we did all this kinda driving to these cars and more! We could buy these cars cheap back then. And we treated them like 2 dollar hookers! Lol!
@priDEMONth (demon is in PRIDE MONTH) same here. I love your TH-cam name. I was going to sub to you, but I saw that you had exactly 666 subscribers and I just couldn't be the one to wreck it. 👹🤣
@priDEMONth (demon is in PRIDE MONTH) 🤯 OK. There are no coincidences in this life. But since I had to leave TH-cam at the moment yesterday, I am going to have to accept the fact that our conversation has been ended by a power greater than us. I hope that you will keep in touch with me as I would like to explore these NOT "random" events in more detail. ✌️😎👍
If this magnificent 1968 Hurst Olds had 500 ft. Lbs of torque, then she must have had at least 400-HP, most likely more! The U.S. auto manufacturers always downplayed the horsepower so the consumer wouldn't have to pay such high insurance premiums. I was raised in the '60s and I'd buy almost any American-made car from the '60's-'70s and early '80s over any foreign-made job of that era. Modern cars are safe and have more than adequate horsepower, but I could sure do without all the computers and computer screens; I am perfectly able to drive a car without any help. If Detroit rebuilt their '60's and early '70's models in 2020 with 21st-century technology, (less the Snowflake computer crap) I'd buy one in a heartbeat!
@Jeff di Giusto agree with everything you said in this post. I love the power and upgraded brakes, belts and balls, but hate the AI crap and chips that interfere with HUMAN control of the vehicle. Rock on dude! Born Late '58. ✌️😎👍
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I loved growing up in the 60's and 70's. These cars were part of the reason. 👍
Gotta say, that guy can drive !
At least Mopar started to bring them back again always liked there cars best Mopar always had great muscle cars glad I lived though the muscle days
Im 60 years old so we did all this kinda driving to these cars and more! We could buy these cars cheap back then. And we treated them like 2 dollar hookers! Lol!
when men were men and orange cones nervous
More fun than a Saturday night mowmow. 🤣
@priDEMONth (demon is in PRIDE MONTH) glad to see that I made you laugh at one of my older jokes. Not many people got it. 🙄 😉
@priDEMONth (demon is in PRIDE MONTH) same here. I love your TH-cam name. I was going to sub to you, but I saw that you had exactly 666 subscribers and I just couldn't be the one to wreck it. 👹🤣
@priDEMONth (demon is in PRIDE MONTH) 🤯 OK. There are no coincidences in this life. But since I had to leave TH-cam at the moment yesterday, I am going to have to accept the fact that our conversation has been ended by a power greater than us.
I hope that you will keep in touch with me as I would like to explore these NOT "random" events in more detail. ✌️😎👍
@priDEMONth (demon is in PRIDE MONTH) LOL I was wondering where all of the positive comments were going. 🤔🤣
that cuda looks like a blast
The suspension back then was horrid.
If this magnificent 1968 Hurst Olds had 500 ft. Lbs of torque, then she must have had at least 400-HP, most likely more! The U.S. auto manufacturers always downplayed the horsepower so the consumer wouldn't have to pay such high insurance premiums. I was raised in the '60s and I'd buy almost any American-made car from the '60's-'70s and early '80s over any foreign-made job of that era. Modern cars are safe and have more than adequate horsepower, but I could sure do without all the computers and computer screens; I am perfectly able to drive a car without any help. If Detroit rebuilt their '60's and early '70's models in 2020 with 21st-century technology, (less the Snowflake computer crap) I'd buy one in a heartbeat!
@Jeff di Giusto agree with everything you said in this post. I love the power and upgraded brakes, belts and balls, but hate the AI crap and chips that interfere with HUMAN control of the vehicle. Rock on dude!
Born Late '58. ✌️😎👍
@@Apocalypse_Cow Hey there my Boomer Brother! I'm still mourning the death of American Luxo-Boats! (born in 1961)
@@MrMenefrego1 BTW the engine was conservatively rated at 390 HP. 🤣 If you believe that, yada yada.
Enjoy the weekend brother!
Notice no stats on the Cobra Joke ?
Notice, hemihead did not even watch the video.
Why hate on the straight man's car