Car Talk's Ray Magliozzi Visits a Havana Repair Shop
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.พ. 2016
- Car Talk's Ray Magliozzi learns how Cuban mechanics have kept keep cars running since the 1950s. He visits two shops outside of Havana and gets his hands dirty on the alignment rack and under a Russian Lada in for a full engine rebuild.
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"Only one guy rebuilt slave cylinders, and he died"
That sounds like an actual car talk punch line
I am 43 and i was raised in the Shop and Every Saturday morning, while working on a Studebaker or Hudson, we would be listening to Car Talk! I Miss the show So Bad!!
What a treat to see Ray Magliozzi traveling and having fun. The editing of the video is poor, but the audio portion ... is even worse!
Beautiful video on Cubano vintage cars and the local auto mechanic trade of Comunist Cuba.
A real shop run by real people at a time when parts are hard to possible come by and people putting real skills to work along with ideals like building a mechanical clutch system.
Hats off to all those who work so hard at times in life
It's good to see Ray again!
Realest best mechanics on earth... Support your local Independent Mechanic!
My local independent mechanic is a lying disappointment.
I sure miss Tom but great to see Ray is still doing well.
go see the real Cuba now cause we're going to ruin it soon.
Ray looks amazing for his age...... I remember when he used to have a mustache like his brother did.
Engineering is a universal language.
His Spanish ain't too bad either. "Clutcho hydrolico" lol
Such a joy to find ..sending love and light to Ray and gratitude for car talk as it is what I listen to at night to help me quiet my mind and try for sleep in anxious times ..maybe I’ll learn things through subliminal car talks 💋
Tom would love this, especially if they had a coffee shop nearby.
This brought back so many cool memories from my Cuban Granpa and dad, who were both master mechanics. I had a great time as a kid in Hialeah in the 70's, following them around the shop..Thanks for the vid...
This is wonderful.
Thank you for sharing the joy of the Magliozzi's!
Great to see Ray still doing stuff and having fun, I hope.
So cool to hear you again Ray! I miss you both. Reruns of car talk is ok but, hear you live is so much better.
Just imagine how much more fun and enjoyable this entertaining video would be if Only,
Tom could have been here! (RIP Tommy)
Everybody knows that whether they be Cuban, Mexican or otherwise, no one is better is better than a Hispanic Mechanic! Much respect for the people of Cuba, and I will celebrate with them when they are free!
Gracias,ya tu sabes 🇨🇺🇭🇹👌🏿
great music and great video! Thanks for the upload!
I miss listening to these guys. They're funny and helpful af.
Neat video, a peek into the automotive side of Cuba. It would be cool to see more. Wish I had happened across it before now. Btw...that was a 1959 Ford, not a 1958.
Ray only comes to Cuba for one thing only fine Cuban cigar. I can only imagine tom obnoxious laughter 😁😄
Rest in Peace, Tom. "Don't drive like my brother..."
Don’t drive like MY brother!
Great to see it again. Saw this when it first came out & still think they could've made it an hour long....!!!
@ 07:04 that's a 1959 Ford, not 58.
Bien dicho señor los estadounidenses son cambiadores de piezas no mecanicos. Mecánicos sólo los cubanos ellos son buenos mecánicos mis respetos para los cubanos.
Wooo love this shop amazing guys
Best Cuban car video
Hola muy buen día y bendiciones todos esto me esta encantando así crecí junto ami padre el arreglaba sus camionetas y todo manual y se a ahorraba mucho dinero y nos enseñó a salir adelante
eliminar un sistema hidraulico para montar uno de varilla...... es regresar en la historia,primero fueron usadas la varillas y luego sistemas hidraulicos,la necesidad es dura.
That's a real shade tree mechaic shop
4:45 and 5:48 say the same thing.
This is an awesome video though. I have to visit there.
?.he does not say the same.
@@marcodoz Yes, it does - "Even tools like this drill press require Cuban ingenuity" twice.
@@John_Ridley I stand correct!!! They didn't say the same, what they post, paragraph, for us to read is the same.
This was amazing. What was the context?
7:03. I think it's a '59.
Okay, yes, the audio isn't great but you have to remember... they're in Cuba... Ray is the only one there wearing a mic and it would sound a whole if they tried cutting and balancing the audio for each person's comment from the one channel that they have.
Cool but the music's too loud relative to dialog.
where's the hoists ?
It would've been more fun with Tom. I surely miss my uncle with his great obnoxious laughter 😢 😅🤣
Classic!
I want that clutch
Shop closed during hurricane season
I missed Tom.
Tri year Chevys abound due to US embargo etc., but couldn't Cuba get Japanese, English, German and other cars in the 60's and later?
#cartalkgang
people are criticizing this? LOL
It’s in Spanish. You guy really all speak that good of Spanish to be that distracted by the poor Spanish audio but the constant music in the not so background doesn’t bother you????????
your title cards are fucked up - the one about the drill appears twice; once over the drill and once over the starter plate.
What's this guy doing in Cuba
CIGARS
Is there a copy of this with better audio editing? This is shit.
Would love to see Ray in a car video that was made by professionals.
what is ray doing out there middle of nowhere witha bunch of foreigners lol
Chris billing Ray is the foreigner there and he is a good guest
It isn't that hard to rebuild a clutch slave cylinder. A basic rebuild would just be to replace a few standard o-rings. IF there's pitting inside in the area where the seals travel, then it probably isn't rebuildable, but to just throw it out and go with a cable system to avoid the "complication" of changing a few o-rings seems silly.