Each year we like to pack our bags, and cameras, and travel somewhere in the world to get an understanding of different car cultures and scenes. For this special episode, we head to the other side of the planet to check out some of the incredible cars in Cuba. In this documentary, we meet the locals, work with some mechanics, and of course drive some crazy cars. It certainly was an incredible experience, and gives you a totally different understanding of what it means to modify cars. This has been a huge project for us, so we hope you enjoy The Cars of Cuba!
Hi guys, I am Cuban and like a lot of us I live in Miami where I stumbled onto your channel and I have loved it ever since. I got to say that watching this little documentary made in cuba brought tears to my eyes. It's being 7 years since I left my country and I have missed it every day of my life. For me it was an emotional roller-coaster watching you guys driving a Chevy powered by a diesel Toyota engine and a lada because those are the cars I grew up with. My grandfather owned a lada1600 when I was a kid and the car I was taken to the airport on when I left the country was a 1955 Chevy bel air powered by a Mitsubishi diesel engine. I can guarantee I am one of the few Cubans who actually know about your channel and follow you guys since the language is different and the little English they speak down there is not enough for your accents. I have been a subscriber for the last 4 years. My favorite car of all you have worked on was MOD MAX and the Mini. Thanks guy for doing this project in my beloved island and I hope you can do it again. Leo
I live in Fl. too and am waiting for trade between the U.S. and Cuba to open up again. I've heard you can stay in a 5 star hotel down there for what you would pay for a budget motel here. Would love to be a tourist there. Maybe when trump is gone. Hopefully that happens soon.
Thanks mate. The "camera man" was actually just the two of us and a mate. I used a 5D. Marty shot using GoPros. And we took a mate with us to help out so we could get shots of both of us at the same time. Total production crew of 3 (including the two of us) Back at home we edited it ourselves and wrote the music. Was a huge job but really happy with how it turned out. Now we're keen on doing it again in another country!
Mighty Car Mods Guys, what a superb job you did with the filiming and cinematography! Half way through I genuinely thought you'd taken a full film crew with you. You're really on par with the big boys now ;-)
Its beautiful to see a time capsule but it killes me to know the actual struggles my fellow Cubans go through as we can see in this short documentary.. thank you mighty car mods for exposing the struggles Cubans go through just to keep a car running
Jose Pacheco T I don't understand how they're boring. Because they aren't modding Nissans Subarus and all the typical tuning cars? I think they're more interesting because they're adding content we don't see on TH-cam.
Hello MCM , I have been following your channel for a while now and I am very touched from this video seeing you guys going around Havanas streets is wonderful for me . I am 23 yo and was born in Cuba; learned how to drive there in Freaking old Lada at the age of 13 before leaving the island with my family. I dont know how to express my gratitude to you guys for showing us to the world in this way. I have seen your progress since you guys started to work in your driveway and one thing I have noticed is that you guys are unique and great not because you love cars in a passionate way but because you know how to transmit that sentiment trough videos and show us what real passion is, by the simplest things of life . Thank You Guys.
i was thinking Singapore but then remembered theres a video of their already. Cuba is a great choice, makes alot of sense especially with the fast 8 build and fast 8 setting. Nice job guys!
Yeah, its something different, sure they could say go to the UK and look at all the crap Fords but that wouldnt be interesting. Cuba car culture is clearly different as shown in the video, thus interesting.
What a way to show that we live in such a disposable society. The Cuban people are the world's best recycling nation. We could all learn a lot from them. P. S I need that 57 you were driving. Epic.
a few months ago, roadkill bought cheap Japanese cars and lightly modified them. today, Mighty car mods works on getting a rusty old american car working.
Being part Cuban, and the two losses of my family originally from Holguín and Havana, Cuba. I'd Like to Thank you guys for travelling to Cuba to see this amazing can-do country of die-hard car enthusiasts. The part where Moog mentioned the red ribbon on the cars is a true thing for all car owners in Cuba. One day I got into a car accident and the week after I fixed the car and repainted it my Grandmother gave me a red ribbon to place in my car to have for good luck, she said it will keep me and the car safe.... I was in Tears mate! I lost my grandmother and My Aunts father March 9th, the same day.... Cheers and I have always been a strong fan of you guys, Thank you.
Holy shit, the production value here is epic. The color correction, camera stabilization, framing and all, it's like you hired a production crew for this trip.
I am Cuban and I would just like to say thank you. My Uncle owns a work shop and taxi in Havana and this was so special for me to see. Everything you said was spot on. I would also like to point out that the type of mods/cars you see outside Havana is vastly different. A lot more Jeeps and frankensteins as you call it as the roads are as good. Anyways thanks if either of you see this.
Wow guys, I loved this special so much! This is the kind of show that is so entertaining even if you are not much of a petrol head. I know it's very challenging, maybe more than your usual episodes, but every time you add the travel/cultural aspect to your show, it just becomes perfectly complete. Worthless to say that your humor is the key that ties everything together! Thank you and congrats on the well-deserved success!
WTF people! You were literally on the corner of my house! Occidental Miramar where you saw the Suzuki/Jeep/Kia(sportage). I love this video, you guys nailed it! I've been watching MCM for a while now and this was suggested to me. Havana is my city, and their people are worth more than money can buy. Glad you guys went and experience the Cuban heat! ❤ 🚗
I've never thougt I'll see a car like Polski Fiat on MCM. Don't want to be a smart ass but in Poland we call this car a Polski Fiat 126p or maluch. This car was based on a Fiat 500. It had a 56secs to 100km/h 😁
Łęgowski Przemysław You're not even remotely smart. This is not Poland, this is Cuba. Its called a Polski in Cuba. Just like a Kia is called a piece of shit in NA
As a cuban, this video was amazing and i thank you for it! a lot of people like to polish up cuba and make it seem better than it is. Its not. It sucks there. but the people and culture is amazing. This video, in my opinion, was the best representation of cuba I have seen. You were honest about the situation, but in a way that amplified the spirit of us living there. I thank you!!
I have to say that as someone from the UK I really admire the way they do things in Cuba. There is an attitude of 'fix everything, waste nothing' which is just brilliant. We could learn alot from this here in Europe.
Stuff like resourcefulness, no spare parts, jungle mechanics, "keeping ageing cars on roads" reminds me of that old Aussie series called Bush mechanics.
I rode a pushie around Cuba for 3 weeks and totally loved the place. People are great, so polite and easygoing. You'd be pedalling along out of town and look over your shoulder to see a queue of cars, buses, trucks waiting politely to overtake. No shoving, no road rage. Fantastic place.
Come to Russia, we will be very happy for your arrival! It would be great if you arranged an auto rally in Russia! After all, we have a lot of cities in which a great variety of original tuning. And most importantly, a lot of your fans! I assure you, you will like it! Мы вас ждём в России!!! =)
You are so brave guys. I born and live in Cuba for 40 years then I emigrated to Canada in 2002. My dad first owned a Chevrolet Impala when I was little, then a Ford Consul and 10 years ago he sold it and bought a Polski but honestly I don't have the courage to get in that tiny car and neither to drive it. As a Cuban I love antique cars, it's part of our culture, is rare to find a Cuba who doesn't like them. I'm so proud of my people in Cuba, they're so creative, friendly and strong. Amazing and funny video!. Thank you!
You guys should come to Russia. We have a lot of different and wonderful cars. Many turbo cars of brands Lada. On the basis of the Fiat 124 were produced very many models in which all the young people drifted winter .this Vaz 2101-07. Looking forward to seeing you. With love from Russia.
Thank you for showing the great culture and car culture of Cuba. it's like a time capsule of 1950's U.S. with a Spanish flare and a patina of resourcefulness that truly makes Cuba a unique place, especially for cars.
I love your videos so much. They're not only about cars but actually make you see the culture from other parts of the world. Thank you very much for this!
Just came back from cuba and I can say that the backyard mechanics there are near engineering levels, if the engine going in doesnt fit then they modify the front end to work in their favor, I saw a 50s Ford coupe with a turbo diesel engine from a Mercedes, a powering steering rack and pinion set up from a toyota truck and a brake and clutch system from a Lada all while looking like a factory finish. Absolutely amazing work
As an American with Cuban Roots, I found this video stellar! Well laid out and informative, properly capturing the Cuban scene as it is. Props to your cameraman for them spicy shots, keeping me engaged. Thank you for sharing! Cheers from Dallas, Texas! 🤠
I spent 2 years in Brazil, it'd be a good addition to my channel to go film a mini doc like this of the awesome car culture there! It's mainly vw and tons of speakers! Lol
the VW and tons of speakers are the scums, they are bunch of idiots trying to look cool in a certain group (they live only for the look) we have some interesting car and we do have too a proper car culture, which is growing faster than ever
Leonardo Vargas you get that group of people in every modified car scene. As much as I wouldn't do it, I still want a little gol quadrado and a saveiro surf!
just don't drop your car to the ground or tons of speakers that makes your heavier than a suv hahaha I hope I will someday own a Gol or Saveiro Quadrado, and do a front grill swap to make it look like a golf mk1
Excellent video guys. I used to live there and actually I think that I know one of the drivers of that old 1500. When I was in Cuba I had a beautiful lada 2105. Good memories brought back.
This is the best episode ever. My step dad is Cuban and he has told me so many stories about the cars. He has a 56 Buick with a Russian engine. Cool to see this at least on here for myself. Truly incredible.
It's actually "Polski Fiat" - means Polish Fiat. Fiat 126. Too bad they were driving some broken scrap instead of working car :) In Poland they are popular in rallying - small, easy to fix, cost nothing if you crash into some tree :)
Hello Mighty Car Mods First of all sorry for mine english i am from Cuba and i am living in spain so i dont have a good level jajaja.I wanted give to you thanks for do video in Cuba , I follow yours videos and i never imagened your going to visit cuba .If i knew it i would take plane to see you guys .My family never have a car when i born there but im a petrolhead from the i born jajaj.I really enjoy this video in spite of the distance ,because i lived in canary island, i feel was in cuba again with mine firts car culture .I hope learn all abaout the car culture of the world and back to cuba and show to mine people how is the car culture in the world.Again thanks for your videos ,thanks for this video and continue doing your incredible job.Thanks guays
Там всё русское есть! Начиная от 21-х Волг и заканчивая Газелями, Калинами и Приорами. Если не лень, загугли информацию про Кубинский автопарк, там есть на что посмотреть)
As someone who grew up with a 1952 Mercury for a family car in the 90's, and spent his youth in scrapyards and car shows because of his dad, I can appreciate not only seeing so many classics still rolling around, but the love for them that goes beyond novelty.
I still remember when he went to repaint the 52, in the driveway, he decided to sand it to bare metal before giving it a proper paint job. It had at LEAST 10 layers of paint, I remember him saying that by sanding the whole thing he took literal pounds of weight off the car.
This is one of the best mcm episodes. My buddy who is married to a Cuban born woman went there this year. He said most if the cars there dont have the factory engine or even the same make of engine. Also like mentioned in the video theres tons of tractor engines in cars and even small single cylinder engine like from a lawn tractor or go cart.
Respect for the LADA 2103, actuality it's very beautifull and cool car. you need to drive GAZ 21 and MOSKVICH 412. Are you going to come to Russia someday?
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Валера Яшкин My mum had a couple of 412s in the late 70s and early 80s ... in the UK! They were pretty rare even then here but they were very cool, innovative cars, from the hidden filler flap to the grill blind for winter running they were really quite good cars.
Growing up in the Bronx, I used to see those all the time and peoples cars mostly the gypsy taxi cab I knew as a kid it was part of our culture to do that✌🏼
I really like watching you two work on your cars. But, I super enjoyed this. You both have great personalities when interacting with other people and it's nice to watch.
Lemme tell ya a story, lads. Around 2009 streetfire suddenly stop working "in my region", the struggle to find something car related on YT was real, tons of cat videos tough, one day my mate send me a link, saying - check these guys, they're doing our type of messing up as us. I think it was "how to install front intercooler" video. Immediately hooked up, watched regularly for a while, then life happened, YT stopped listing the videos as recommended, forgot about MCM for some years... A week ago, browsing my saved channels when suddenly - what to see, what to see. The boys kept going. Hats down! Legends! Been binge-watching all of missed content. The specials are A-MA-ZING. Without competition. And at last but not least - these lads are one of the TWO car shows I know (the other one is the old TopGear), that take the extra step, not only checking the wiki articles for the dry data, but learning how to properly pronounce brands, names, locations and so on. And doing it with ease! Unbelievable! As I said - hats down boys, hats down! Long story short - I'm very, very glad you're here, doing what you do, lads. Cheers. btw, back in the days we affectionately called the 126p "Ficho".
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Each year we like to pack our bags, and cameras, and travel somewhere in the world to get an understanding of different car cultures and scenes.
For this special episode, we head to the other side of the planet to check out some of the incredible cars in Cuba. In this documentary, we meet the locals, work with some mechanics, and of course drive some crazy cars.
It certainly was an incredible experience, and gives you a totally different understanding of what it means to modify cars.
This has been a huge project for us, so we hope you enjoy The Cars of Cuba!
Yes! Yes! YES!
Wonderful job MCM! I love the work you guys put into the show! Real quality material!!!
Please keep it up and never stop!
Mighty Car Mods come to Miami. You guys won't be disappointed.
Mighty Car Mods Go to Peru there is alot of seemingly unbelievable mod tastes that are too good to miss.
Mighty Car Mods love the work you guys do! Hope to one day come to the great down under!!!!
Hi guys, I am Cuban and like a lot of us I live in Miami where I stumbled onto your channel and I have loved it ever since. I got to say that watching this little documentary made in cuba brought tears to my eyes. It's being 7 years since I left my country and I have missed it every day of my life. For me it was an emotional roller-coaster watching you guys driving a Chevy powered by a diesel Toyota engine and a lada because those are the cars I grew up with. My grandfather owned a lada1600 when I was a kid and the car I was taken to the airport on when I left the country was a 1955 Chevy bel air powered by a Mitsubishi diesel engine. I can guarantee I am one of the few Cubans who actually know about your channel and follow you guys since the language is different and the little English they speak down there is not enough for your accents. I have been a subscriber for the last 4 years. My favorite car of all you have worked on was MOD MAX and the Mini. Thanks guy for doing this project in my beloved island and I hope you can do it again. Leo
Wow cool story how did you escape
@@frank1015 🤣🤣🤣
( Hey, I loved reading your comment re: growing up in Cuba ! A very inspiring and noble country in many ways.)
Very Well Said Brother ...✌️😎🏁
I live in Fl. too and am waiting for trade between the U.S. and Cuba to open up again. I've heard you can stay in a 5 star hotel down there for what you would pay for a budget motel here. Would love to be a tourist there. Maybe when trump is gone. Hopefully that happens soon.
In Cuba, everything fits your Honda.
This comment is so underrated! Nice one :D
Honda fit
Tell your cameraman he did an amazing job
Thanks mate. The "camera man" was actually just the two of us and a mate. I used a 5D. Marty shot using GoPros. And we took a mate with us to help out so we could get shots of both of us at the same time. Total production crew of 3 (including the two of us)
Back at home we edited it ourselves and wrote the music.
Was a huge job but really happy with how it turned out. Now we're keen on doing it again in another country!
Mighty Car Mods with a gimbal? its so steady its like you guys are on rails.
Name User so true
Mighty Car Mods Guys, what a superb job you did with the filiming and cinematography! Half way through I genuinely thought you'd taken a full film crew with you. You're really on par with the big boys now ;-)
Looked like someone was holding an FS7 during the Polski 'startup'
Getting into an accident must be a sad experience in Cuba :(
30mph top speed
Man, if Joey Diaz was part of this shoot, it would be unreal!
love you guys
fucking khalabib
BBBRRROOOWWWWNNNNNNNN
I think I saw ur Vagabond in there.....
justin mesa yesss
Its beautiful to see a time capsule but it killes me to know the actual struggles my fellow Cubans go through as we can see in this short documentary.. thank you mighty car mods for exposing the struggles Cubans go through just to keep a car running
I love how he put his arm around you in the car 😂 it's so small but he somehow made it look so welcoming I love it
11:23 Legend has it, that man is still in that gangster pose to this day
Who else drops everything when they get a notification that mighty car mods uploads a new video?
Tyler Duchene lol I was studying
I definitely do
Tyler Duchene its not the same anymore not exciting all there projects are boring now
Gonna be late for school for this
Jose Pacheco T I don't understand how they're boring. Because they aren't modding Nissans Subarus and all the typical tuning cars? I think they're more interesting because they're adding content we don't see on TH-cam.
Hello MCM , I have been following your channel for a while now and I am very touched from this video seeing you guys going around Havanas streets is wonderful for me . I am 23 yo and was born in Cuba; learned how to drive there in Freaking old Lada at the age of 13 before leaving the island with my family. I dont know how to express my gratitude to you guys for showing us to the world in this way. I have seen your progress since you guys started to work in your driveway and one thing I have noticed is that you guys are unique and great not because you love cars in a passionate way but because you know how to transmit that sentiment trough videos and show us what real passion is, by the simplest things of life .
Thank You Guys.
Thank you so much. We had such an amazing time over there. A real eye opener. All the best.
"In Russia, the cars drive you Marty."
-Moog, 2017
Steven Pang Ha I get that yo mama joke
i was thinking Singapore but then remembered theres a video of their already. Cuba is a great choice, makes alot of sense especially with the fast 8 build and fast 8 setting. Nice job guys!
Anytime I think of Cuba or their cars, I always think of the many wasted hours on the playstation playing Driver 2.
Yeah, its something different, sure they could say go to the UK and look at all the crap Fords but that wouldnt be interesting. Cuba car culture is clearly different as shown in the video, thus interesting.
Again, finding myself binge-watching MCM. Good stuff!
What a way to show that we live in such a disposable society. The Cuban people are the world's best recycling nation. We could all learn a lot from them. P. S I need that 57 you were driving. Epic.
Say it to Mercedes and BMW owners who purposely build crap to sell more. They should burn in hell.
The pink car is a 1957 Chevy with the top cut off to make it a convertible. The blue Chevrolet that he drives the majority of the time is a 1955.
The only thing anyone with a brain could learn from Cuba is how to ruin a country in just a couple years via Socialism/Communism.
Not by choice just for necesito el comunismo is killing us
@@ValFckGoogle you're really obsessed with communism hey. Do you have someone to talk to about it?
a few months ago, roadkill bought cheap Japanese cars and lightly modified them.
today, Mighty car mods works on getting a rusty old american car working.
wow this is cool . i am Cuban myself .. took me by surprise when i saw Marty Car Mods Cuba . i was like whatttt ????
KJV me too lol
KJV ayyy sameeee
KJV Same
KJV same
Carib is Carib...I dont care what island. Love all my people.
Being part Cuban, and the two losses of my family originally from Holguín and Havana, Cuba. I'd Like to Thank you guys for travelling to Cuba to see this amazing can-do country of die-hard car enthusiasts. The part where Moog mentioned the red ribbon on the cars is a true thing for all car owners in Cuba. One day I got into a car accident and the week after I fixed the car and repainted it my Grandmother gave me a red ribbon to place in my car to have for good luck, she said it will keep me and the car safe.... I was in Tears mate! I lost my grandmother and My Aunts father March 9th, the same day.... Cheers and I have always been a strong fan of you guys, Thank you.
Holy shit, the production value here is epic. The color correction, camera stabilization, framing and all, it's like you hired a production crew for this trip.
I just wanted to go to bed.. Thanks for another half an hour less sleep! :D
McFreshfleisch Excactly What I thought :-D
McFreshfleisch same with me lol
Hello from Russia 👋
In Cuba everything fits EVERYTHING, if not, make it yourself. 🚗
Привет
Thank you so much for this! The car culture in Cuba has always fascinated me.
The real question is "Can a V12 fit into my Polski?" 😂
😉
Probably not, but I've actually seen Lada V8 swaps... Perhaps some of them are documented on Engine Swap Depot ;)
Can I fit a W16
Bond 70 grands and give it to RDBLA 😂😂
Just swap a bike engine in, it will be undriveable either way 😂
we are waiting for you in Russia. Siberia, Krasnoyarsk.
It's 3:30 AM here in India...been waiting just for MCM to drop this video. Maad
This was by far one of the most unique things I've ever seen you do. Good job!
Kris Mackey thanks man!
You're welcome! Thanks for replying!
I am Cuban and I would just like to say thank you. My Uncle owns a work shop and taxi in Havana and this was so special for me to see. Everything you said was spot on. I would also like to point out that the type of mods/cars you see outside Havana is vastly different. A lot more Jeeps and frankensteins as you call it as the roads are as good. Anyways thanks if either of you see this.
Wow guys, I loved this special so much! This is the kind of show that is so entertaining even if you are not much of a petrol head. I know it's very challenging, maybe more than your usual episodes, but every time you add the travel/cultural aspect to your show, it just becomes perfectly complete. Worthless to say that your humor is the key that ties everything together! Thank you and congrats on the well-deserved success!
Thanks Silvio!
Ребята! приезжайте в Россию)) мы вас очень ждем!) Проедьте от Владивостока До Санкт-Питербурга)
на английском бы хоть написал, они же нихуя не поймут
WTF people! You were literally on the corner of my house! Occidental Miramar where you saw the Suzuki/Jeep/Kia(sportage). I love this video, you guys nailed it! I've been watching MCM for a while now and this was suggested to me. Havana is my city, and their people are worth more than money can buy. Glad you guys went and experience the Cuban heat! ❤ 🚗
"something with four wheels that can get you forward"
wheelchair
sanavip Dually wheelchair.
Keep moving forward.
MySTiK
Stone bag
jekanyika t
I've never thougt I'll see a car like Polski Fiat on MCM. Don't want to be a smart ass but in Poland we call this car a Polski Fiat 126p or maluch. This car was based on a Fiat 500. It had a 56secs to 100km/h 😁
Łęgowski Przemysław You're not even remotely smart. This is not Poland, this is Cuba. Its called a Polski in Cuba. Just like a Kia is called a piece of shit in NA
At least it reached 100km/h, unlike the 500!
Considering thier situation in Cuba, the preservation of old cars by necessity has in fact helped preserve decades of car culture for the world!
MCM, You must come to Russia 🇷🇺, there you can find MORE Russian cars as Lada 2101,2103,2106 and other.
8:45 never see moog looks so terrified before lmao
Emmanuel Thommy very true 😂
As a cuban, this video was amazing and i thank you for it! a lot of people like to polish up cuba and make it seem better than it is. Its not. It sucks there. but the people and culture is amazing. This video, in my opinion, was the best representation of cuba I have seen. You were honest about the situation, but in a way that amplified the spirit of us living there. I thank you!!
Marty & Moog this is one of your best produced specials to date!
Just me wondering why Rake hasn't been in the videos for a while?
Ben Nicolson I wanna know aswell
Ben Nicolson who's that? Channel name?
GudJuJu he was in the old vids only the OGs remember
he loved it.
RIP Rake
I have to say that as someone from the UK I really admire the way they do things in Cuba. There is an attitude of 'fix everything, waste nothing' which is just brilliant. We could learn alot from this here in Europe.
This full length feature from our boys at MCM literally makes me feel like a terrible western consumer and makes me want to visit Cuba.
Moog way of saying "Fiat" is adorable. Also if you are higher than 160cm you drive "Maluch" from the back seat.
SZCZERZO KŁY its not so bad iam 172cm end was ok for my that was my first car
@@dragon1985ism I m abot 6 ft , and will fit and drive a few times in Italy, looks like guys never drive japanese small cars or brits roadsters ,
This was such a blast to watch. You could have done a two hour documentary like this and every second would be enjoyable.
Try driving here in the Philippines Moog and Marty. Check it out here soon.
They need to come to Hawaii too
Jared bowman +1 for Hawaii
Stuff like resourcefulness, no spare parts, jungle mechanics, "keeping ageing cars on roads" reminds me of that old Aussie series called Bush mechanics.
Yep, we do some crazy shit out here.
I rode a pushie around Cuba for 3 weeks and totally loved the place. People are great, so polite and easygoing. You'd be pedalling along out of town and look over your shoulder to see a queue of cars, buses, trucks waiting politely to overtake. No shoving, no road rage. Fantastic place.
22:00 look at all the episodes
what?
Ah, thanks :D
winter Drift competitions on ladas now very popular in Russia)
I don’t know how there isn’t a tv series yet on Netflix you’s definitely deserve it I’ve followed you’s since you started keep it up
Guys, come to Russia, we will be happy to see you)
Automobile culture in Russia is also quite peculiar and you will find something to see;)
basically non existent
ice drifting
I'd LOVE to see these guys in Russia... I've always been fascinated with Russia.
nah dont
Come to Russia, we will be very happy for your arrival! It would be great if you arranged an auto rally in Russia! After all, we have a lot of cities in which a great variety of original tuning. And most importantly, a lot of your fans! I assure you, you will like it!
Мы вас ждём в России!!! =)
Ребят поддерживайте лайками, что бы увидели!!!
You are so brave guys. I born and live in Cuba for 40 years then I emigrated to Canada in 2002. My dad first owned a Chevrolet Impala when I was little, then a Ford Consul and 10 years ago he sold it and bought a Polski but honestly I don't have the courage to get in that tiny car and neither to drive it. As a Cuban I love antique cars, it's part of our culture, is rare to find a Cuba who doesn't like them. I'm so proud of my people in Cuba, they're so creative, friendly and strong. Amazing and funny video!. Thank you!
Hi, just my 2cent: 'Lada' narrated at ~2:10 is a Moskvich 2140. Russian but not Lada.
Vona Laszlo yep, exactly :)
Soviet not russian
DUKE NUKEM Soviet & Russian
About 25 years ago my father had the same car and the same color, I learned to drive it
you guys make the cooolest documentarys ever!!!!!!!
Very well done guys, My wife and I love Cuba, the cars, and most of all the people. This is by far one of your best videos.
You guys should come to Russia. We have a lot of different and wonderful cars. Many turbo cars of brands Lada. On the basis of the Fiat 124 were produced very many models in which all the young people drifted winter .this Vaz 2101-07. Looking forward to seeing you. With love from Russia.
I'm so happy my little island is finally getting some attention :,)
Being a Gear head myself and Cuban living in the USA. Thank you so much for sharing this!!! at least to me it means a lot!!!
u genuinely risked your life driving these death traps LOL
They have great healthcare in Cuba!
Big frank it's always free so I guess you could say that
I know Canadians going to Cuba for sugery
if they crash in these rust boxes held together by duct tape no question they are dead a rusty pipe will go straight into ur neck RIP
Big frank you know some very foolish Canadians...
CUBA---The Hawaii of Russia
(from the Simpsons)
Funny, when Marty was driving the Lada i was thinking of "put it in "H!"
Thank you for showing the great culture and car culture of Cuba. it's like a time capsule of 1950's U.S. with a Spanish flare and a patina of resourcefulness that truly makes Cuba a unique place, especially for cars.
If you listen carefully at 9:12 you can hear a turbo flutter.
Its not a turbo flutter, its the fiat nikki and it making noises as its driving. Metal squeeky noise, NOT flutter.
MyMIXmedia, Thanks for clearing that up... I don't think anybody would've known without your input! >_>
Ah, thanks for the clarification. For a moment, I thought that thing was pushing 30 psi.
Shoosh Roger Cordia King!!!!
A•R ...i heard it also. but i think its metal shifting.
finally latinoamerica !!!! cheers from chileeeeeee, marty and moog!!!!!!!!
I love your videos so much. They're not only about cars but actually make you see the culture from other parts of the world. Thank you very much for this!
Bet this video blows up and gets tons of views 👍🏻 keep it up guys! 🏁🏎️🚘
Tjaden Stevens thought thats a given with a 2 million subscriber count channel
Hoping so
That "Fiat Polski" is a Polish car Fiat 126p also known in Poland as "Maluch"
Just came back from cuba and I can say that the backyard mechanics there are near engineering levels, if the engine going in doesnt fit then they modify the front end to work in their favor, I saw a 50s Ford coupe with a turbo diesel engine from a Mercedes, a powering steering rack and pinion set up from a toyota truck and a brake and clutch system from a Lada all while looking like a factory finish. Absolutely amazing work
That one guy has a show on history called Cuban cars check it out was pretty good show
Jun K thought it was Cuban chrome
Yeah that was a good show.
Daniel Puglia you are right thanks for correction
there were two guys from the show, the one guy on the interview but also the one mechanic :)
Jun K yeah, i watch Cuban Cars on Discovery Channel
Imagine what those guys could do if they would have all of the materials and equipment that they want... I think they could build some crazy sh*t.. :D
As an American with Cuban Roots, I found this video stellar! Well laid out and informative, properly capturing the Cuban scene as it is. Props to your cameraman for them spicy shots, keeping me engaged.
Thank you for sharing! Cheers from Dallas, Texas! 🤠
It`s Fiat 126p :) Greetings from Poland. It was my first car. :)
I think might car mods should do car scenes of more countries around the world, just to see the diversity
Bless these people for their ingenuity and can-do mentality. The world's truest engineers reside here. Beautiful.
8:58 Oh man, you don't need a seat belt when your copilot has his arm around your back
Sweet!!
I love these trip episodes!
Ever since I read motor world by Jeremy clarkson, I've always wanted to visit Cuba!
I spent 2 years in Brazil, it'd be a good addition to my channel to go film a mini doc like this of the awesome car culture there!
It's mainly vw and tons of speakers! Lol
the VW and tons of speakers are the scums, they are bunch of idiots trying to look cool in a certain group (they live only for the look) we have some interesting car and we do have too a proper car culture, which is growing faster than ever
Leonardo Vargas you get that group of people in every modified car scene. As much as I wouldn't do it, I still want a little gol quadrado and a saveiro surf!
just don't drop your car to the ground or tons of speakers that makes your heavier than a suv hahaha I hope I will someday own a Gol or Saveiro Quadrado, and do a front grill swap to make it look like a golf mk1
Excellent video guys. I used to live there and actually I think that I know one of the drivers of that old 1500. When I was in Cuba I had a beautiful lada 2105. Good memories brought back.
Welcome To Russia!!! Приезжайте в Россию!!! :)
чуваки, приезжайте в Россию
This is the best episode ever. My step dad is Cuban and he has told me so many stories about the cars. He has a 56 Buick with a Russian engine. Cool to see this at least on here for myself. Truly incredible.
I love Fiat Polski ❤️
It's actually "Polski Fiat" - means Polish Fiat. Fiat 126. Too bad they were driving some broken scrap instead of working car :) In Poland they are popular in rallying - small, easy to fix, cost nothing if you crash into some tree :)
"cost nothing if you crash into some tree". Yeah, especially because the crumple zone ends on engine. And it's placed in the back xD
Mateusz some of them are rare and cost more, like 126 Bambino.
That depends on what speed you crash in. Sometimes it will just end on the fuel cap :]
YES!!!!
Came for the video
Stayed for the '55 bel air
This place is the motherload of 'my crap car', and I like every last one of them.
Nice Video
same and that too in the baby blue , my favorite color
Hello Mighty Car Mods First of all sorry for mine english i am from Cuba and i am living in spain so i dont have a good level jajaja.I wanted give to you thanks for do video in Cuba , I follow yours videos and i never imagened your going to visit cuba .If i knew it i would take plane to see you guys .My family never have a car when i born there but im a petrolhead from the i born jajaj.I really enjoy this video in spite of the distance ,because i lived in canary island, i feel was in cuba again with mine firts car culture .I hope learn all abaout the car culture of the world and back to cuba and show to mine people how is the car culture in the world.Again thanks for your videos ,thanks for this video and continue doing your incredible job.Thanks guays
думаю теперь вы должны посетить Санкт-Петербург
Как же удивительно для меня было увидеть на кубе Ваз, 2103,2106. Москвичи 40, 41.и Ваз 2105))) я честно удивился)
Там всё русское есть! Начиная от 21-х Волг и заканчивая Газелями, Калинами и Приорами. Если не лень, загугли информацию про Кубинский автопарк, там есть на что посмотреть)
As someone who grew up with a 1952 Mercury for a family car in the 90's, and spent his youth in scrapyards and car shows because of his dad,
I can appreciate not only seeing so many classics still rolling around, but the love for them that goes beyond novelty.
I still remember when he went to repaint the 52, in the driveway, he decided to sand it to bare metal before giving it a proper paint job.
It had at LEAST 10 layers of paint, I remember him saying that by sanding the whole thing he took literal pounds of weight off the car.
the fiat polski in poland its called the maluch
Yes
Guys come to Russia, we will be happy to see you!!!
This is one of the best mcm episodes. My buddy who is married to a Cuban born woman went there this year. He said most if the cars there dont have the factory engine or even the same make of engine. Also like mentioned in the video theres tons of tractor engines in cars and even small single cylinder engine like from a lawn tractor or go cart.
This is just like diacovery's chrome underground.. The people interviewed were the same people😂😂😂
Respect for the LADA 2103, actuality it's very beautifull and cool car.
you need to drive GAZ 21 and MOSKVICH 412.
Are you going to come to Russia someday?
Валера Яшкин
My mum had a couple of 412s in the late 70s and early 80s ... in the UK! They were pretty rare even then here but they were very cool, innovative cars, from the hidden filler flap to the grill blind for winter running they were really quite good cars.
I live in Germany and my nun Drives a Lada niva long
Growing up in the Bronx, I used to see those all the time and peoples cars mostly the gypsy taxi cab I knew as a kid it was part of our culture to do that✌🏼
Just a random lady sitting in the back of the cah 13:57
Actually it doubles as a hearse. They just forgot to remove the cadaver from last week !!
Wow this really is like in fast and the furious!
Pretty much the best production quality I've seen on TH-cam. Well done guys.
Guys! Urgently! We are waiting for you in Russia !!! In the top!
looks like all the barn finds before restoration in Forza horizon
I really like watching you two work on your cars. But, I super enjoyed this. You both have great personalities when interacting with other people and it's nice to watch.
Welcome to Russia guys! We are waiting you!
Hello come to Russia!!!
Lemme tell ya a story, lads. Around 2009 streetfire suddenly stop working "in my region", the struggle to find something car related on YT was real, tons of cat videos tough, one day my mate send me a link, saying - check these guys, they're doing our type of messing up as us. I think it was "how to install front intercooler" video. Immediately hooked up, watched regularly for a while, then life happened, YT stopped listing the videos as recommended, forgot about MCM for some years... A week ago, browsing my saved channels when suddenly - what to see, what to see. The boys kept going. Hats down! Legends! Been binge-watching all of missed content. The specials are A-MA-ZING. Without competition. And at last but not least - these lads are one of the TWO car shows I know (the other one is the old TopGear), that take the extra step, not only checking the wiki articles for the dry data, but learning how to properly pronounce brands, names, locations and so on. And doing it with ease! Unbelievable! As I said - hats down boys, hats down! Long story short - I'm very, very glad you're here, doing what you do, lads. Cheers. btw, back in the days we affectionately called the 126p "Ficho".
Come to Russia guys! We are waiting you! )