I hear it ALL THE TIME. Like way too often on my Instagram and Facebook. Like "Oh Bladed, you live in GA? where I live in GA, there are no car guys, come see me". Like no, wtf, you blind? There are car guys everywhere here. Augusta, Savannah, Atlanta, Athens, Helen, no corner of GA is without car guys. This state is FILLED TO THE BRIM with them. Indiana has most enthusiasts near the capital, but gosh darn, I've never seen more car guys my whole life. It's not like California where most people are wannabe status symbol flexers, most people here in GA are cool AF. Anyone who lives in GA and says, "I can't find car guys", either are too lazy to drive 15 minutes, or just straight up don't leave their house.
Love the end of this video. “Cars aren’t meant to be looked at in a garage” truest statement ever. I have a hellcat in FAIRBANKS Alaska. And people constant ask me why I drive it year around. BECAUSE THATS WHAT ITS MADE FOR.!!!
It was some guy in the comments a few videos back, hopefully it's buried in the depths by now. It reminds me of those assholes on reddit who are like, "I'm so quirky and unique, no one near me understands me, I'm all alone. LOOK AT HOW QUIRKY AND ALONE I AM". Like shit, you aren't quirky or alone. Cars are popular, and enthusiasts are easy to find these days.
@@BladedAngel I don't even own a car (but taking lessons, abeit quite costly... hooray the Netherlands...) and I still managed to find car enthousiasts driving around in Mk.4 Supra's and meeting with their peers by just being around a car wash during the weekends where I help washing my family's car. Hell, the only real reason why I want to get my license is for that perk of meeting people with similar interests.
I am pretty sure Germany has a great car seen considering that they have like a trillion car companies and one of the most famous racetracks of all time.
Dont let this distract you from the fact that Hector is getting THREE HONDA CIVICS with Spoon engines, on top of that with three T66 turbos, with NOS, and a Motec system exhaust.
I’m 16 years old and I have always wanted my own car from a very young age. After having a few jobs and some money I began to fixate on owning one more and more and my parents told me that I wouldn’t be able to do it because of how much it would cost and stuff like that. After watching this video it made me think to myself that I shouldn’t give up on something that I have always wanted to do. So I am pursuing what I’ve always wanted and it’s thanks to you❤️
Although I may not own a car or I'm not a car noob, I can take a lot of points from your videos. Just gives me an open mind to understand what the car community is all about. And for this video, I thank you, Braded-senpai!
I am 15 and live in Norway. I just got myself a Golf mk4, not exactly a supercar, but I have big plans. I see other car people driving their cars around town and can’t wait to join them! That’s why I am building my mk4 Golf now because I have a lot of time to play around with it before I get it on the road!
I love the honesty and the harsh truthfulness. It really shows that you need more dedication and experience than you think to truly become a car person. I'm not close to being a car guy but I'm still looking forward to the time that I drive a real car
The thing is, since I'm 13 I don't have any experience whatsoever. I absolutely love cars and and trying my hardest. I do not consider myself a new car enthusiast, I am just inexperienced.
I mean if you trying to get to shows when you can or trying to help people keep there cars on the road even if it's just being the flashlight holder then I would count that. 😃
I live in in Indiana and it doesnt seem like theres a lot of car guys but if you actually find a meet or something online and go, you’re blown away by the amount of cars. Like yesterday there was a 5 mile long car convoy of hellcat redeyes, slammed pickups from the 70’s, rice bucket civics, vettes, mustangs, etc
Im 15 rn and I always go to car meets in my dads Mercedes. I enjoy opening my mind to new things and exposing myself to new experiences, my dad is a huge car guy and he's very experienced, one of the most knowledgeable people I know and I enjoy sitting with him and helping him conduct repairs on his cars, more specifically he owns his daily, a Renault laguna, a Mercedes-Benz W114 and a motorcycle, a honda cb1300. As a result of being around them my whole life I've grown to love the car and motorcycle scene, and your videos really help me understand the concepts of being part of the community. Next year I'll be able to get a license for a motorcycle so I'm really excited for it
I kind of became a car guy by force. I live in Oklahoma and needed a car in order to have a job, so some distant family gave me a beater Civic that had been sitting in disrepair for awhile. I hated working on that car at first. The suspension was bad, it always leaked oil, exhaust would pump into the cabin if you turned on the air, and there was a dead squirrel in the filter box. But I fixed it. I learned the repairs by reading and watching things on the internet, bought a wrench and a starter set of sockets, and got to work. Now, seeing my hard work pay off fills me with pride every time I sit in that beater Civic. I also have immense respect for anyone who takes care of their cars as it definitely takes perseverance, and the respect you develop for your car is irreplaceable
This might be a dumb point, but if you are a young car enthusiast and you dont have your license yet one thing I would recommend if you have the money is if you play any racing or driving games buy a full wheel and pedal setup if you really want to have more of a feel of actually driving. and there are lots of good games on a wheel
I love this youtube channel because you are like the father figure that gives hard realities but you can see the love and consideration of his word that supports you. I am coming back to the car phase and I am loving it even more since I got the experience to working/fixing cars full time as a job and I have that respect of project car builders I did not have before. This vid will allow me to take the extra step to go out to the world and look for meets to hang out with and know the car scene for myself instead of just hearing it. Love the videos man. I love the lessons you teach us.
It's not easy being a car enthusiast in Israel as the taxes on cars here are crazy, practically no mods are allowed( let's say I want to convert the rear drum brakes to discs on my 205 so the brakes won't overheat, it's illegal) and practically all maintenance and insurance is very expensive, and yet even I had a few track experiences and have met multiple people with the same passion, and because I don't get it often I just appreciate it and enjoy it more, and hell, maybe one day I'll move, but for now ill have fun whenever I can, and keep working so that one day I'll have a shelby in my parking spot :)
Didn’t you hear what he said, just because you’ve seen a car doesn’t make you a car guy. This is the worst gatekeeping video I’ve ever seen... He’s so ignorant. Beginner enthusiast?? Get off your high pony, bladed weeb.
There are no car guys in Israel, where I live, Because the police is literally spending resources in order to GET MODDED CARS OFF THE ROAD for no reason. It goes like this: "you replaced your malfunctioning drum brakes with carbon ceramic slotted 6 piston brembo brakes, so you must drive like a crazy person so off the road you go"
Thanks for the confidence you gave me cuz I live in Southeast Asia so I don’t see much tuners cuz it’s darn expensive even to find a Miata, yes a MIATA! Also the time I see a real R34 GTR near the capital is still burnt in my memory. I can still see how many car enthusiasts near me now too. Thanks a lot Bladed!
Great video. I love cars, but I hesitate to go to meets and stuff because my car, the car I wanted for years and saved up for, is a V6 Challenger. All I see online is shit for having a V6 Muscle Car, but it's what I wanted. I don't want to be laughed out of a meet.
Lol I loved your line when you were talking about the 12 year old and you said "Screw off, you haven't even driven a car yet." By the way I've noticed your channel is taking a more serious approach which is pretty interesting
I agree with your points. I’ve been on the car scene for a few years now, although my family doesn’t really have any enthusiasts. I am from a city at Portugal and I’ve never driven a car in my life. It’s not that I don’t want to, I just can’t (I’m 14). And man, the first time my father let me drive his quad-bike around an airfield last year, it felt like magic. Same thing I felt when I went karting for the first time. It meant so much more to me than any car stats I know about and any knowledge I’ve gathered reading and learning about cars. I can’t even imagine the feeling I will get if I’m to be able to buy a sports car and drive it around a track. Now that I know what I’m missing I always try to listen more from people that actually drive, even if I “know more about cars”. This makes me feel kind of a noob when talking to other car guys, but I’m certain it will pass once I get my drivers license in four years time. :p
My big thing is respect what other people like in terms of cars. I really like newer Japanese cars and I'm not a huge fan of American muscle cars but I still respect the people that love Mustangs, Camaros, and old Pontiacs. Just have respect
1985 Toyota AE86 Sprinter Trueno APEX GT Know the feeling dude, I’m 19 but got too much shit atm to even afford a car, but I’m studying mechanic at uni so I get my car rush XD
17 years old and I was never into sports or anything, never had any hobbies until I stumbled upon the car scene and I instantly fell in love. Started off with an old Silverado, then I got a suburban, moved up to an R/T now I’m in an SRT and I love it.
I truly enjoy asking people what they have done to their cars. Everyone seems really chill about it and the conversation goes both ways with us. No matter the car I can appreciate people putting time and money into what they enjoy. People often have asked me why I have put so much into my G35 Sedan. Well to answer that,I enjoy working on cars and enjoy having a sedan that people don't expect to be fast.
My first time at a car meet was scary as a noob DD'ing an old-ass Miata. I walked around and asked about people's cars and then convoyed to a restaurant after. My car broke down on the highway and like 3 people pulled over with me to help out. They gave me shit, but at the end of the day, they were cool about it and were really helpful. You just gotta put yourself out there.
Wow, this video is genuinely encouraging. My teen life has consisted of stressing over what I want to be. I’m really only here because the car world was something I haven’t explored yet. Whether I actually want to become a car girl or not, I really enjoy accumulating the knowledge. Having a basic understanding of mechanics could go a long way for me. Y’all’s sense of humor and flavor of entertainment is intriguing and adorkable. Respect to all of you car guys 👍
I am 14 years old, did not driven a car, did not grew up in carlovng family and trugh internet i got to love cars, respect and apriciate history of cars, and respect and apriciate people and their opinion. I am on that exploring part of the why and i dont think i will stop loving cars. And this channel learned me some things fax and that faster is not alwais better. Soo thank you
My local cars amd coffee in Wisconsin had me (95 Trans Am) and everything from a 63 Galaxie 500, to a subaru WRX to a Alfa Romeo Gulia to a Roush Mustang, etc. Loved the variety
I think my life for cars started when I watched F&F back in my very young years, and I seemed to enjoy watching the cars. Therefore I hadn’t started going deep into learning about cars till last summer, and damn it feels nice to finally understand aspects of the components of a car. Yet, I love hearing conversations and talking with my friends on Discord about cars (mostly about less known cars like a Dacia Sandero or a Lada Niva). Although I sometimes misconcept till i truly learn. I still assume I’m a beginner car enthusiast because I haven’t known it all yet, but i would like to thank you Bladed at most from where I learned (along with Donut Media, ChrisFix, and my friends). Keep up the awesome work.
I’m 13 so I can’t 1. Own a car 2. Go to meets :( I only gone with my cousin when he went to do donuts in his charger. I know how To drive i just can’t legally sighhhhh
@@adanflores4523 I'm 16 and I got the license for manual cars and a good part-time job but since I earn money my parents are charging me rent I want buy a Mazda Miata NA hardtop for do a 1.8 VVT swap and install CAMS HEADERS ITB'S ECU COILOVERS BRAKE ROTORS BRAKE PADS ROLL BAR BUCKET SEATS AFTERMARKET STEERING WHEEL AFTERMARKET RADIATOR CUSTOM EXHAUST and a nice pair of Enkei RPF1 rims and install the famous Ducktail spoiler for the miatas and do another project a Honda civic EG6 in red milano for install a B16A with ITB's and CAMS HEADERS and ECU and BRAKES CUSTOM EXHAUST COILOVERS AFTERMARKET RADIATOR and the original classic spoiler of the civic EG6 for do a replica of shingo's EG6 from Initial D I want learn left foot braking and heel-toe techniques but my parents are charging me rent what modifications are the best for start ?????
@@giancarlolugo9586 go for the miata since you can find them easily and cheaper, start with coilovers suspension, sway bar, and better wheels/tires first then go performance, if you wanna do the NA (naturally aspirated) route then start with headers and a good tune, add a quality CAI just to improve the sound of the engine and then go for Cams
Great video, it kind of opened my eyes too, even tho I already found my way into the scene, I always had issues to communicate with each other and even tho I like talking with my small group of people I never understood if they actually just don't accept my car choice or if they are just joking... Thankfully this vid helped me understand it 😊 Other then that, a brilliant video, and I agree with all these points. Finding a meet can be hard, but hear me out. Easiest way to find your way to the scene, is go to the big local meet, there will be posters hanging everywhere, and talk to people, don't go in circles and look at cars, actually talk to them. I went to a meet that was basically just few steps away (literally) and it was small, yet still decent size meet, and there was plenty amount of people and different cultures. Tuners, some muscles,euro, retro guys... Find the car u like and talk to the owner. I didn't have a car back then, but I wore my Civic EF T-shirt there and people actually realised it and asked my this car etc .. at one point you gonna speak with someone that has he's own local car group or is related somehow and you may get invited to the meets or joining their car group or something. I actually meet the guy on that meet next to my house, few weeks later I found him on parking next to my job and he invited me to join, and then, well, it just kept going. So it's all about research, if I can't find anything online, go and search in local meets.
I bought a 2000 prelude and I was trying to see if I can find a car club in Miami went through forums Google searches but when I went to cars and coffee Miami I ran into two guys with these clean civics with k 20s and they invited me to the Acura Honda classics. I'm still waiting to fix my prelude to be able to go to cars and coffee West Palm Beach and get to meet someone people owners I met through garage Amino
@@cpufreak101 yeah I follow then on social media and they call out people that don't behave and if u do something that stupid they will give ur info to the cops when they ask for it
It’s so surreal to be watching these old videos, It’s the eve of me buying the mustang I’ve always wanted and it’s just so weird to see how far I’ve come
You're absolutely right. I don't have my R33 GTS25 up here yet and I had a few people clearly call out my car as " a base model version of the Skyline that nobody wants." I reply with "ouch lol." I understand making fun of the R33 calling it a "boat" and I swear just to get a rise out of people I might play the song I'm on a boat by lonely Island in my R33.
I've been growing in this community for a couple years now and as my time til I get to drive has been closing I nearly entered the fleeting interest faze until my dad started buying mods for his truck. I personally find it hard to move away from this community when I watch a rx7 do a fat pull on a dino or some other car every day on youtube. I think I'm prepared to become a full fledged enthusiast with my first car planned; (a 2002-2011 subaru wrx/sti if I can find one) and I plan to love that car and love friends who love cars too. I hope you guys will be waiting for me. :)
In the PH, it's a bit hard to find good classics but there are some. But most of the cars in the traffic are stupid Suzuki's and Corolla with no matching rims and stupid wings also have a bright color with headlight/taillight tint and fart cans.
in the phillippines its really hard to find sports cars here even when i saw a stock gt86 that almost blew my mind cars for us here is really expensive :/
You're right about the whole "There are no car guys in (location)", I thought there was nothing in Raleigh until I saw things like Cars N Coffee at several areas.
I sort of have an excuse to not having car meets The reason is bc i live in morocco where there is a big wage gap. That means its or shitty old cars or SOME supercars. I searched for a long time but couldnt find anything
Im lying in bed, watching this and sipping vodka while some car guys (definitley) are going ham somewhere close. I don't know what are they driving but their engines sound (omg someone is shooting their anty lag right now xD) soo freaking good!
You'll find your place in the community eventually. Still remember the first meet I went to and the only person I knew was the one friend that told me about it. I didn't know anything about cars but I've learned a lot since then and made lots of friends. I help out everyone in the community that I can. Also there is enthusiast's everywhere. I'm in the Midwest but have found enthusiasts all over the world.
Recently graduated from high school and I drive a base cobalt currently. I just started working full time and I hope I can upgrade to a Cobalt SS soon. I just do oil changes but I hope I can move up to lead tech or light duty tech eventually. We all have to start somewhere.
Eggpie_614 it’s not worth much. It’s pretty much a beater at this point. Plus it’s an 07 4-door LS. No power windows, power mirrors, power locks, no center console, tiny cup holders... you get the idea.
Im only 15 and will get my permit next week. I find it very tough to find car meets or shows. The ones are normally at fairs. If i can then i would try to start up my own meets when i get a little older.
@@jasonvanmeir3978 pretty sure the closest one is mopar clubs weekly thats at the college parks tomorrow at 7am and another in seabrook island which is at 9am tomorrow, these two car meets are usually around the same area every week
Well, even how I have never driven a car. And being a young enthusiast, I really hate it when people say that "tHe lAmBo iS sOo mUcH bEtTeR tHaT nIsSaN 180sx!"
@@keijvu that's not necessarily a bad thing though. You can still be a car guy and like/only drive automatics. Heck I'm thinking of a build plan rn involving an auto lol
@@cpufreak101 ik but i wanna drive a stick. plus i think it'll be easier to maintain and do some drifts etc. my dream cars are the mazda rx-7 and the nissan 180sx ( i got to see the 180sx irl and it's beautiful )
I am 15 years old and I have always liked cars, all the men in my family are car enthusiasts. My father sometimes takes me to drive in a place where there is nothing, and since the first time that I started the car my passion for that grew, now I want to participate in the community and become a better driver and find a hobby for myself that i could enjoy. Thanks man, you are helping me alot. EDIT: I'm turning 16 in July and I intend to get a job to help me with this, I think it will be easy since my uncle has a car repair shop
I'm 14 soo I'm living of off youtubers until I get my driver's license, but every day I look for or at an app for car meet or event that are happening and always learning something new that I didn't know about a car, also I play a lot of car games which i think help quite alot, can't wait to get my first car, I've learned a lot from videos and research and other stuff and I'm happy with it, keep up the great work.😀👍
I recently sold my honda civic Ej2 and for now i am driving a 2013 Ford Explorer that was previously owned by my dad. I really want a Ford Mustang or a Gran Torino.
I drive a 14 Cruze and an 06 Expedition but hopefully by end of summer beginning of fall I will upgrade to either a Charger/Challenger or a used Maserati or even Alfa-Romeo
I feel like a lonewolf because i dont find people that are interested in cars as i am.. tho i wont move out, i dont really need to, i wont stop my passion just because nobody else shares it with me, all i need to feel happy is being behind the wheel and having a blast, it would be even more fun if i wasnt alone, but i will deal with it. And maybe someday i will find the people that share this passion with me and finally start our own community in my country.
Lmao I ask what kinds of cars ppl own a lot cause it may be a Benz or BMW but all them shits look the same "kinda BMW you got bro?" "It's an m3" "Oh nice had to ask cuz they all look the same"
I sorta feel ya there. I feel like the naming convention is partially to blame as well. You are less likely to remember a face if they have a boring name, same with cars. German cars have very alphanumeric names, no romance to it. "335i" "AMG C63" "M4 GTS" "850ci" Meanwhile Japanese, Italian, and American cars ACTUALLY HAVE NAMES! "Skyline" "Supra" "Diablo" "Murcielago" "Mustang" "Corvette" so you're more likely to pinpoint the cars apart from a crowd.
I mean Germany does it because it is easier to ship to other countries and not have to go through translations of other languages I think. @-@ in that sense it makes sense but well i dunno maybe they should switch it up a bit
@@BladedAngel I swear bro we could easily identify a simple name but the number and letter combo isn't working out especially since most cars produced by BMW and Benz maybe some other companies look the same.
I'm actually one of those 13 year old beginner enthusiasts. Only i have driven a lot of vehicles. Here in Finland it's pretty common for kids to drive cars, snowmobiles, motocross bikes 'cause we usually live on old farms so we have a lot of room (or just go on public roads 'cause we don't care). I myself have my own car (1995 passat sedan). My oldest brother bought it for 700€ to be his first car and crashed it. It wasn't worth it to fix so he just gave it to me and my other brother to drive on our own land. After i got to drive it i just slowly drifted into watching car youtube videos and realized that this community is pretty cool. Just want ya'll to know not all of us are just saying we are into cars just for the cool factor. Some of us are actually into cars.
So I have tried to get into cars but I never really got into it and I still haven't found a passion for it but I have no experience. I still enjoy your content cause what you say is so true. PREACH!
Hey bladed angel! do you think that it’s cool that my dad and I are buying cars, fixing them, washing them, polishing them and then selling them? Loved the Vid! Keep it up!
Personally, I think flipping cars is an amazing thing to do, Your helping other passionate people get into the community, as well as Keeping Beautiful machines out of the Scrapyard. Your saving the planet, Helping the community, and Keeping the Past alive.
Im 14 and I've been interested for like a year or two and I love cars especially muscle cars, I plan on being a mechanic so I stay interested and learn about cars
"There are no car guys in GA" deserves a slap. There everywhere 😂😂
Donshe' Smith I’m from ga 😤
I hear it ALL THE TIME. Like way too often on my Instagram and Facebook. Like "Oh Bladed, you live in GA? where I live in GA, there are no car guys, come see me". Like no, wtf, you blind? There are car guys everywhere here. Augusta, Savannah, Atlanta, Athens, Helen, no corner of GA is without car guys. This state is FILLED TO THE BRIM with them. Indiana has most enthusiasts near the capital, but gosh darn, I've never seen more car guys my whole life. It's not like California where most people are wannabe status symbol flexers, most people here in GA are cool AF. Anyone who lives in GA and says, "I can't find car guys", either are too lazy to drive 15 minutes, or just straight up don't leave their house.
Z1 for us VQ
Guys are in Georgia lol
They're* , Mr. Donshe :)
sum dood I lived in Hawaii for 11 years the car culture is basically lowered Nissan trucks and Subarus
Rule one.
Ask where da miata at.
Haha Haha
MIAATAAAAA
Miataaaaa
miata is ALWAYS the answer
Wherese da frekin MIAATAAA
Love the end of this video. “Cars aren’t meant to be looked at in a garage” truest statement ever. I have a hellcat in FAIRBANKS Alaska. And people constant ask me why I drive it year around. BECAUSE THATS WHAT ITS MADE FOR.!!!
As long as it's undercoated I can't complain lol
Justin Noker exactly.!!
Who else noticed at 2:13 mustang passed as he said mustang
Good catch!
@@BladedAngel I like roblox
Who doesn't do that lol
Joe Mama same
@@redskies2813 is this a joke?
"I’ve seen a car, so I guess I’m a car guy"
Me: *Hold up*
"I know that cars exist, so I guess I'm a car guy."
Me:Hang on a second here.
Lucky I have never seen a car ever
R u even here
69 nice
y do u see every vid i wach
I love your channel it’s just straight to the point and no random screaming. Keep up the great work
I think every single video turns into an angry ramble against people. Dude is too hard against himself and others, he needs to mature.
@@qwertzqwertz7618 Not really
@@qwertzqwertz7618 no
"Until the day when you can join us"
Wait is this a cult?
YES
Old man Jenkins Join us, join us
One of us! One of us! One of us!
YES BUY A MIATA
M IATA
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A LLWAYS
T HE
A NSER
BECOME
ONE OF US
ONE OF US
ONE OF US
ONE OF US
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im not a noob to the car community but i just enjoy watching you upload so something is better than nothing
Tbh that's like 70 percent of his audience lmao
i learned a lot of my car knowledge cuz of bladed angel now i watch him religiously
xysxnz sauce for your profile pic
Who ever said : "there are no carguys in germany" who , please tell me
It was some guy in the comments a few videos back, hopefully it's buried in the depths by now. It reminds me of those assholes on reddit who are like, "I'm so quirky and unique, no one near me understands me, I'm all alone. LOOK AT HOW QUIRKY AND ALONE I AM". Like shit, you aren't quirky or alone. Cars are popular, and enthusiasts are easy to find these days.
@@BladedAngel I don't even own a car (but taking lessons, abeit quite costly... hooray the Netherlands...) and I still managed to find car enthousiasts driving around in Mk.4 Supra's and meeting with their peers by just being around a car wash during the weekends where I help washing my family's car. Hell, the only real reason why I want to get my license is for that perk of meeting people with similar interests.
A clinically depressed German said it.
I am pretty sure Germany has a great car seen considering that they have like a trillion car companies and one of the most famous racetracks of all time.
Right?!
There's car guys everywhere!
Especially in Germany...
Who the fuck even said that?
smh...
Dont let this distract you from the fact that Hector is getting THREE HONDA CIVICS with Spoon engines, on top of that with three T66 turbos, with NOS, and a Motec system exhaust.
That One Tanker that line is branded into my brain
Dude why you spillin the beans
He MOVES LIKE A COP!
I like these videos, it's like he's venting to us. Very Therapeutic. Keep up the good work btw. 👌
I am just learning cuz i am new and still exploring, I am 14 btw
His voice is actually pretty calming for me
I’m 16 years old and I have always wanted my own car from a very young age. After having a few jobs and some money I began to fixate on owning one more and more and my parents told me that I wouldn’t be able to do it because of how much it would cost and stuff like that. After watching this video it made me think to myself that I shouldn’t give up on something that I have always wanted to do. So I am pursuing what I’ve always wanted and it’s thanks to you❤️
I hope you sill have this mindset 🙏🏽
I thought u was saying “gay keeping”
All kids that watched their parents drive:
We could drive, but we dont, well some.
Wat
NEONred that’s how i taught myself to drive 😬
I love how Bladed is real enough to admit his own downfalls/mistakes on video
Although I may not own a car or I'm not a car noob, I can take a lot of points from your videos. Just gives me an open mind to understand what the car community is all about. And for this video, I thank you, Braded-senpai!
I am 15 and live in Norway. I just got myself a Golf mk4, not exactly a supercar, but I have big plans. I see other car people driving their cars around town and can’t wait to join them! That’s why I am building my mk4 Golf now because I have a lot of time to play around with it before I get it on the road!
I love the honesty and the harsh truthfulness. It really shows that you need more dedication and experience than you think to truly become a car person. I'm not close to being a car guy but I'm still looking forward to the time that I drive a real car
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Totally a Russian engineered Lada
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Feminism in a nutshell
Love your channel.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
It's actually not a Lada but a Fiat 124.
Issa Fiat!
K9YS I thought the exact same thing
This guy may sound a bit harsh at times, but he's actually completely right. This guy has genuinely good advice for aspiring car enthusiasts
The thing is, since I'm 13 I don't have any experience whatsoever. I absolutely love cars and and trying my hardest. I do not consider myself a new car enthusiast, I am just inexperienced.
haha same here bud
I mean if you trying to get to shows when you can or trying to help people keep there cars on the road even if it's just being the flashlight holder then I would count that. 😃
Same here bro
I'm lucky because there is a car meet 30 minutes away from me
Lol, now I'm guaranteed a job at an auto shop and I bought my first car.
I live in in Indiana and it doesnt seem like theres a lot of car guys but if you actually find a meet or something online and go, you’re blown away by the amount of cars. Like yesterday there was a 5 mile long car convoy of hellcat redeyes, slammed pickups from the 70’s, rice bucket civics, vettes, mustangs, etc
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Read my manual? I don't even have a glovebox 😅
ClumsyGarage mines ripped out right now because I had to check through the fuse box
@@catalyst_yt1472 My fuse box is right above the pedals, free and easy to reach right by the conveniently placed obd2 port....
Im 15 rn and I always go to car meets in my dads Mercedes. I enjoy opening my mind to new things and exposing myself to new experiences, my dad is a huge car guy and he's very experienced, one of the most knowledgeable people I know and I enjoy sitting with him and helping him conduct repairs on his cars, more specifically he owns his daily, a Renault laguna, a Mercedes-Benz W114 and a motorcycle, a honda cb1300. As a result of being around them my whole life I've grown to love the car and motorcycle scene, and your videos really help me understand the concepts of being part of the community. Next year I'll be able to get a license for a motorcycle so I'm really excited for it
Vro that ending was poetic. Plus I like how you keep it real dude.
I kind of became a car guy by force. I live in Oklahoma and needed a car in order to have a job, so some distant family gave me a beater Civic that had been sitting in disrepair for awhile. I hated working on that car at first. The suspension was bad, it always leaked oil, exhaust would pump into the cabin if you turned on the air, and there was a dead squirrel in the filter box. But I fixed it. I learned the repairs by reading and watching things on the internet, bought a wrench and a starter set of sockets, and got to work. Now, seeing my hard work pay off fills me with pride every time I sit in that beater Civic. I also have immense respect for anyone who takes care of their cars as it definitely takes perseverance, and the respect you develop for your car is irreplaceable
And for camaro owners who like their car. Thank the gto.✌🏼
fan oftheclassics ehhh I’m more of a trans am kinda guy
And the ‘Stang! The Camaro was only made to beat the Mustang.
@@Elmom_ big facts
This might be a dumb point, but if you are a young car enthusiast and you dont have your license yet one thing I would recommend if you have the money is if you play any racing or driving games buy a full wheel and pedal setup if you really want to have more of a feel of actually driving. and there are lots of good games on a wheel
There are car clubs and meets of every car type.
There is a car club here of the BYD F0, a Chinese minicar.
You just need to look hard enough.
I love this youtube channel because you are like the father figure that gives hard realities but you can see the love and consideration of his word that supports you. I am coming back to the car phase and I am loving it even more since I got the experience to working/fixing cars full time as a job and I have that respect of project car builders I did not have before. This vid will allow me to take the extra step to go out to the world and look for meets to hang out with and know the car scene for myself instead of just hearing it. Love the videos man. I love the lessons you teach us.
That ending statement was beautiful.
Its great to be a part of the Jeep community! Nicest people ever and luckily I moved out to AZ and there are tons here
10:50 I think you should have been more specific.
'Go try shooting', but not other people.
Hehe.
PLZ, apex seal, don't go full 9/11 on me RX-8 plz
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It's not easy being a car enthusiast in Israel as the taxes on cars here are crazy, practically no mods are allowed( let's say I want to convert the rear drum brakes to discs on my 205 so the brakes won't overheat, it's illegal) and practically all maintenance and insurance is very expensive, and yet even I had a few track experiences and have met multiple people with the same passion, and because I don't get it often I just appreciate it and enjoy it more, and hell, maybe one day I'll move, but for now ill have fun whenever I can, and keep working so that one day I'll have a shelby in my parking spot :)
Many thanks to you bladed for making me into a car guy and posting great content
Didn’t you hear what he said, just because you’ve seen a car doesn’t make you a car guy. This is the worst gatekeeping video I’ve ever seen...
He’s so ignorant. Beginner enthusiast?? Get off your high pony, bladed weeb.
Frederik N You mad little kid? You are so naive.
That One Tanker sure, tank buddy.
@@Fred13Mr Bro really what is your problem?
lmao
Frederik is joking.
There are no car guys in Israel, where I live, Because the police is literally spending resources in order to GET MODDED CARS OFF THE ROAD for no reason. It goes like this: "you replaced your malfunctioning drum brakes with carbon ceramic slotted 6 piston brembo brakes, so you must drive like a crazy person so off the road you go"
Keep with the work! Don't stop it, like your teaching always and it never gets old!
Thanks for the confidence you gave me cuz I live in Southeast Asia so I don’t see much tuners cuz it’s darn expensive even to find a Miata, yes a MIATA! Also the time I see a real R34 GTR near the capital is still burnt in my memory. I can still see how many car enthusiasts near me now too.
Thanks a lot Bladed!
Nobody:
Fake Goofy Car Guy : " Ah Got Ah GRAND NATIONAL WITH A VETTE MOTOR IN IT!!1
I had classmate that she said she had a v12 swapped in a 2019 charger... yeah, she just had the base v8
@@leonestriker i've heard v24 before man. Someone said they had a v24 corolla
They ment 24V
leone striker hell I had a guy with a riced out 350z making 786 buff horses in that sweet 7,000 rpm
V14 bruh.....
Great video. I love cars, but I hesitate to go to meets and stuff because my car, the car I wanted for years and saved up for, is a V6 Challenger. All I see online is shit for having a V6 Muscle Car, but it's what I wanted. I don't want to be laughed out of a meet.
Lol I loved your line when you were talking about the 12 year old and you said "Screw off, you haven't even driven a car yet." By the way I've noticed your channel is taking a more serious approach which is pretty interesting
i hAvEn'T drIveN, bUt I'Ll sTilL teLl yOu HoW 2 dRivE uR cAr
I agree with your points. I’ve been on the car scene for a few years now, although my family doesn’t really have any enthusiasts. I am from a city at Portugal and I’ve never driven a car in my life. It’s not that I don’t want to, I just can’t (I’m 14). And man, the first time my father let me drive his quad-bike around an airfield last year, it felt like magic. Same thing I felt when I went karting for the first time. It meant so much more to me than any car stats I know about and any knowledge I’ve gathered reading and learning about cars. I can’t even imagine the feeling I will get if I’m to be able to buy a sports car and drive it around a track. Now that I know what I’m missing I always try to listen more from people that actually drive, even if I “know more about cars”. This makes me feel kind of a noob when talking to other car guys, but I’m certain it will pass once I get my drivers license in four years time. :p
11:00, Kenny Ackerman? "We all have to stay drunk on something."
Life Migerk I noticed that as well. Since I’m a AoT Fan
I noticed it too!!! I’m so happy someone else caught that as well :)
My big thing is respect what other people like in terms of cars. I really like newer Japanese cars and I'm not a huge fan of American muscle cars but I still respect the people that love Mustangs, Camaros, and old Pontiacs. Just have respect
Hi don't even have a car but I love cars and ur channel
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1985 Toyota AE86 Sprinter Trueno APEX GT Know the feeling dude, I’m 19 but got too much shit atm to even afford a car, but I’m studying mechanic at uni so I get my car rush XD
Same here, barely can drive because I’m 15 and I’m broke
Metoo but I owned a motorcycle for now tho
@Adrian Nowak i really doubt you got a Ferrari before you even have your temps
@Adrian Nowak i reallt doubt that
17 years old and I was never into sports or anything, never had any hobbies until I stumbled upon the car scene and I instantly fell in love. Started off with an old Silverado, then I got a suburban, moved up to an R/T now I’m in an SRT and I love it.
Thx for the tips, I'll try to use them as I can. Unfortunately my parents aren't really supportive about this hobby.
True
Why?
Dat komt vanzelf wel Tijmen, go slow for progression
Probably because they own a Mirage and saw you watching doug DeMuro's video on how bad it is...
I truly enjoy asking people what they have done to their cars. Everyone seems really chill about it and the conversation goes both ways with us. No matter the car I can appreciate people putting time and money into what they enjoy. People often have asked me why I have put so much into my G35 Sedan. Well to answer that,I enjoy working on cars and enjoy having a sedan that people don't expect to be fast.
Why do i watch these? I already know this.
Guess the videos are just straight 🔥
David Micevski truu
I'm sure most the people here are.
My first time at a car meet was scary as a noob DD'ing an old-ass Miata. I walked around and asked about people's cars and then convoyed to a restaurant after. My car broke down on the highway and like 3 people pulled over with me to help out. They gave me shit, but at the end of the day, they were cool about it and were really helpful. You just gotta put yourself out there.
So what happened to the Miata?
@@lsswappedcessna I think the valve cover came loose because I under-torqued it, so it was rattling like crazy
@@davidmartin1231 Oh, at least it was something minor!
I like how you use Tom and Jerry pictures
Wow, this video is genuinely encouraging. My teen life has consisted of stressing over what I want to be. I’m really only here because the car world was something I haven’t explored yet. Whether I actually want to become a car girl or not, I really enjoy accumulating the knowledge. Having a basic understanding of mechanics could go a long way for me. Y’all’s sense of humor and flavor of entertainment is intriguing and adorkable. Respect to all of you car guys 👍
“Go drive a go cart of your to young” this hit me cause I wanted to drive those today 😂😂
I am 14 years old, did not driven a car, did not grew up in carlovng family and trugh internet i got to love cars, respect and apriciate history of cars, and respect and apriciate people and their opinion. I am on that exploring part of the why and i dont think i will stop loving cars. And this channel learned me some things fax and that faster is not alwais better. Soo thank you
You better start practice driving your parents or something car bc you almost eligible to get your license
My local cars amd coffee in Wisconsin had me (95 Trans Am) and everything from a 63 Galaxie 500, to a subaru WRX to a Alfa Romeo Gulia to a Roush Mustang, etc. Loved the variety
Those are the kind of car meets I like
@@travisbutton7527 if you're in the West Bend, Wisconsin area on July 7th stop by! Look up Cars and Coffee West Bend on Facebook
@@WhateverItMayBe Ok Thanks :)
I think my life for cars started when I watched F&F back in my very young years, and I seemed to enjoy watching the cars. Therefore I hadn’t started going deep into learning about cars till last summer, and damn it feels nice to finally understand aspects of the components of a car. Yet, I love hearing conversations and talking with my friends on Discord about cars (mostly about less known cars like a Dacia Sandero or a Lada Niva). Although I sometimes misconcept till i truly learn. I still assume I’m a beginner car enthusiast because I haven’t known it all yet, but i would like to thank you Bladed at most from where I learned (along with Donut Media, ChrisFix, and my friends). Keep up the awesome work.
I’m 13 so I can’t 1. Own a car
2. Go to meets :(
I only gone with my cousin when he went to do donuts in his charger. I know how To drive i just can’t legally sighhhhh
Hold out, it's worth the wait
Save money
@@adanflores4523 I'm 16 and I got the license for manual cars and a good part-time job but since I earn money my parents are charging me rent I want buy a Mazda Miata NA hardtop for do a 1.8 VVT swap and install CAMS HEADERS ITB'S ECU COILOVERS BRAKE ROTORS BRAKE PADS ROLL BAR BUCKET SEATS AFTERMARKET STEERING WHEEL AFTERMARKET RADIATOR CUSTOM EXHAUST and a nice pair of Enkei RPF1 rims and install the famous Ducktail spoiler for the miatas and do another project a Honda civic EG6 in red milano for install a B16A with ITB's and CAMS HEADERS and ECU and BRAKES CUSTOM EXHAUST COILOVERS AFTERMARKET RADIATOR and the original classic spoiler of the civic EG6 for do a replica of shingo's EG6 from Initial D I want learn left foot braking and heel-toe techniques but my parents are charging me rent what modifications are the best for start ?????
@@giancarlolugo9586 go for the miata since you can find them easily and cheaper, start with coilovers suspension, sway bar, and better wheels/tires first then go performance, if you wanna do the NA (naturally aspirated) route then start with headers and a good tune, add a quality CAI just to improve the sound of the engine and then go for Cams
@@adanflores4523 thanks I want start my first project
Great video, it kind of opened my eyes too, even tho I already found my way into the scene, I always had issues to communicate with each other and even tho I like talking with my small group of people I never understood if they actually just don't accept my car choice or if they are just joking... Thankfully this vid helped me understand it 😊
Other then that, a brilliant video, and I agree with all these points. Finding a meet can be hard, but hear me out. Easiest way to find your way to the scene, is go to the big local meet, there will be posters hanging everywhere, and talk to people, don't go in circles and look at cars, actually talk to them. I went to a meet that was basically just few steps away (literally) and it was small, yet still decent size meet, and there was plenty amount of people and different cultures. Tuners, some muscles,euro, retro guys... Find the car u like and talk to the owner. I didn't have a car back then, but I wore my Civic EF T-shirt there and people actually realised it and asked my this car etc .. at one point you gonna speak with someone that has he's own local car group or is related somehow and you may get invited to the meets or joining their car group or something. I actually meet the guy on that meet next to my house, few weeks later I found him on parking next to my job and he invited me to join, and then, well, it just kept going.
So it's all about research, if I can't find anything online, go and search in local meets.
I bought a 2000 prelude and I was trying to see if I can find a car club in Miami went through forums Google searches but when I went to cars and coffee Miami I ran into two guys with these clean civics with k 20s and they invited me to the Acura Honda classics. I'm still waiting to fix my prelude to be able to go to cars and coffee West Palm Beach and get to meet someone people owners I met through garage Amino
Nice you still have a cars and coffee. For mine people weren't able to behave and it got shut down permamently :/
@@cpufreak101 yeah I follow then on social media and they call out people that don't behave and if u do something that stupid they will give ur info to the cops when they ask for it
@@davidrivas8588 but alas that wasn't enough of a deterrent :/
It’s so surreal to be watching these old videos, It’s the eve of me buying the mustang I’ve always wanted and it’s just so weird to see how far I’ve come
When you know about car community etiquette, but you watch anyways because Bladed Angel 🙂
Same
😌
Honestly,thank you man,i really can't wait until i turn 18 to get my driver's license and buy something that's fun to drive.
18?
@@mryellow6918 Spain's minimal age to get a Driver's License is 18
I had trouble listening the commentary because I was too busy listening to the Vette making sounds in the backround. (I love corvettes)
You're absolutely right. I don't have my R33 GTS25 up here yet and I had a few people clearly call out my car as " a base model version of the Skyline that nobody wants." I reply with "ouch lol." I understand making fun of the R33 calling it a "boat" and I swear just to get a rise out of people I might play the song I'm on a boat by lonely Island in my R33.
As a kid, you’ve been helping me get up to the point of being a car enthusiast. Thank you
same.
You gotta respect how energetic and passionate he is. Sometimes a bit too dramatic, but you can feel how much he cares about the community
Imagine him yelling at his kid after getting called from the school....pray for that kid
I've been growing in this community for a couple years now and as my time til I get to drive has been closing I nearly entered the fleeting interest faze until my dad started buying mods for his truck. I personally find it hard to move away from this community when I watch a rx7 do a fat pull on a dino or some other car every day on youtube. I think I'm prepared to become a full fledged enthusiast with my first car planned; (a 2002-2011 subaru wrx/sti if I can find one) and I plan to love that car and love friends who love cars too. I hope you guys will be waiting for me. :)
As captain rex from star wars the clone wars once said " experience out ranks everything"
Wisdom, you have.
In the PH, it's a bit hard to find good classics but there are some. But most of the cars in the traffic are stupid Suzuki's and Corolla with no matching rims and stupid wings also have a bright color with headlight/taillight tint and fart cans.
in the phillippines its really hard to find sports cars here even when i saw a stock gt86 that almost blew my mind cars for us here is really expensive :/
Stock GT86's are easy to find wtf are you talking about lol
@@fordgalaxie3695 not in here fam
@@jerymcervantes9493 boi I am also in the Philippines lol
@@fordgalaxie3695 your in luzon then? cuz im in visayas
You're right about the whole "There are no car guys in (location)", I thought there was nothing in Raleigh until I saw things like Cars N Coffee at several areas.
I sort of have an excuse to not having car meets
The reason is bc i live in morocco where there is a big wage gap. That means its or shitty old cars or SOME supercars. I searched for a long time but couldnt find anything
A true car person can respect any car tho lol
@@TheV8Pumpkin but not prius
Im lying in bed, watching this and sipping vodka while some car guys (definitley) are going ham somewhere close. I don't know what are they driving but their engines sound (omg someone is shooting their anty lag right now xD) soo freaking good!
You should talk about the history of the corvette freaking stingray
I agree! Thats my favorite car of all time
You'll find your place in the community eventually. Still remember the first meet I went to and the only person I knew was the one friend that told me about it. I didn't know anything about cars but I've learned a lot since then and made lots of friends. I help out everyone in the community that I can. Also there is enthusiast's everywhere. I'm in the Midwest but have found enthusiasts all over the world.
Damn dude, I fucking love your vids
Recently graduated from high school and I drive a base cobalt currently. I just started working full time and I hope I can upgrade to a Cobalt SS soon. I just do oil changes but I hope I can move up to lead tech or light duty tech eventually.
We all have to start somewhere.
Why not mod your Cobalt though?
Eggpie_614 it’s not worth much. It’s pretty much a beater at this point. Plus it’s an 07 4-door LS. No power windows, power mirrors, power locks, no center console, tiny cup holders... you get the idea.
@@TilcTac damn it really is a shitbox lol
Your guide can be applied to everything thank you for the video
I really like your channel,i actually learned i am not an real car guy because i don't have a car.seems fair to me
Ok mom
Man, there's no car guys in my in the location in the boonies in Canada love being 1 hours away from a Grocery store lol
Im only 15 and will get my permit next week. I find it very tough to find car meets or shows. The ones are normally at fairs. If i can then i would try to start up my own meets when i get a little older.
There's plenty of carmeets in south carolina i even go to Florida and Georgia meets
That_Boosted_370z Are there any meets near North Charleston other than the one in MtP
@@jasonvanmeir3978 pretty sure the closest one is mopar clubs weekly thats at the college parks tomorrow at 7am and another in seabrook island which is at 9am tomorrow, these two car meets are usually around the same area every week
Awesome thanks, it’s a little hard for me to convince my parents to bring me there that early, so nice to know one is closer by
that outro was just poetic man. keep up the good work
Bladed: dont be a elitist.
Also bladed: *becomes an elitists’ elitist*
Well, even how I have never driven a car. And being a young enthusiast, I really hate it when people say that "tHe lAmBo iS sOo mUcH bEtTeR tHaT nIsSaN 180sx!"
Mhm, that's quite apples to oranges
Anyways, knowing the fact that manual sticks are going out of style is worrying to me. (I will be able to drive a car in 6 years time)
So I might not be able to feel how it feels to drive a stick
@@keijvu that's not necessarily a bad thing though. You can still be a car guy and like/only drive automatics. Heck I'm thinking of a build plan rn involving an auto lol
@@cpufreak101 ik but i wanna drive a stick. plus i think it'll be easier to maintain and do some drifts etc. my dream cars are the mazda rx-7 and the nissan 180sx ( i got to see the 180sx irl and it's beautiful )
I don't know much about the interior of cars and just noticed the HUD in the windshield in some frames
In The Cockpit it's a really common and welcome addition for me!
I am 15 years old and I have always liked cars, all the men in my family are car enthusiasts.
My father sometimes takes me to drive in a place where there is nothing, and since the first time that I started the car my passion for that grew, now I want to participate in the community and become a better driver and find a hobby for myself that i could enjoy.
Thanks man, you are helping me alot.
EDIT: I'm turning 16 in July and I intend to get a job to help me with this, I think it will be easy since my uncle has a car repair shop
hey are u still into cars? if so what car do u drive now
"Don't be afraid, ask about the car"
But that Civic could have a 16 Cylinder 4 valve per cylinder engine!
You know, that gives me a build idea in automation, thanks!
@@cpufreak101 automation?
@@kirara4953 automation car company tycoon game. Google it, I have 800+ hours in it lol
@@cpufreak101 800+ hours in a game, wow
@@kirara4953 and I have a lot of cars made in that time :P
I'm 14 soo I'm living of off youtubers until I get my driver's license, but every day I look for or at an app for car meet or event that are happening and always learning something new that I didn't know about a car, also I play a lot of car games which i think help quite alot, can't wait to get my first car, I've learned a lot from videos and research and other stuff and I'm happy with it, keep up the great work.😀👍
I'm driving a 2003 ford explorer and I'm saving up to get a 2013 genesis coupe so soon😂
Alexei Frausto lol im driving a nothing rn and saving up for a 2010 mustang gt
I recently sold my honda civic Ej2 and for now i am driving a 2013 Ford Explorer that was previously owned by my dad.
I really want a Ford Mustang or a Gran Torino.
Currently driving a 2006 Saturn ion saving up for a '96-'98 K1500. Ik not the coolest thing ever but I just really like it
I drive a 14 Cruze and an 06 Expedition but hopefully by end of summer beginning of fall I will upgrade to either a Charger/Challenger or a used Maserati or even Alfa-Romeo
I have 2001 Civic and am saving up for a fifth gen Mustang.
I feel like a lonewolf because i dont find people that are interested in cars as i am.. tho i wont move out, i dont really need to, i wont stop my passion just because nobody else shares it with me, all i need to feel happy is being behind the wheel and having a blast, it would be even more fun if i wasnt alone, but i will deal with it. And maybe someday i will find the people that share this passion with me and finally start our own community in my country.
I wish to meet you someday... Let me turn 18 first. Love from Southeast Asia.
To be honest bladed I got into cars because of you, you were the one that taught me so much about cars, and for that I want to say thanks.
Lmao I ask what kinds of cars ppl own a lot cause it may be a Benz or BMW but all them shits look the same "kinda BMW you got bro?"
"It's an m3"
"Oh nice had to ask cuz they all look the same"
I sorta feel ya there. I feel like the naming convention is partially to blame as well. You are less likely to remember a face if they have a boring name, same with cars. German cars have very alphanumeric names, no romance to it. "335i" "AMG C63" "M4 GTS" "850ci"
Meanwhile Japanese, Italian, and American cars ACTUALLY HAVE NAMES! "Skyline" "Supra" "Diablo" "Murcielago" "Mustang" "Corvette"
so you're more likely to pinpoint the cars apart from a crowd.
I mean Germany does it because it is easier to ship to other countries and not have to go through translations of other languages I think. @-@ in that sense it makes sense but well i dunno maybe they should switch it up a bit
@@BladedAngel I swear bro we could easily identify a simple name but the number and letter combo isn't working out especially since most cars produced by BMW and Benz maybe some other companies look the same.
@@BladedAngel Sorry to be an idiot, but Porsche don't use that naming scheme "Macan", "Cayman", "Boxster"
@@motorbloxx 918 has entered the chat room
I'm actually one of those 13 year old beginner enthusiasts. Only i have driven a lot of vehicles. Here in Finland it's pretty common for kids to drive cars, snowmobiles, motocross bikes 'cause we usually live on old farms so we have a lot of room (or just go on public roads 'cause we don't care). I myself have my own car (1995 passat sedan). My oldest brother bought it for 700€ to be his first car and crashed it. It wasn't worth it to fix so he just gave it to me and my other brother to drive on our own land. After i got to drive it i just slowly drifted into watching car youtube videos and realized that this community is pretty cool. Just want ya'll to know not all of us are just saying we are into cars just for the cool factor. Some of us are actually into cars.
But Bladed, WHERES THE MIATA?????
So I have tried to get into cars but I never really got into it and I still haven't found a passion for it but I have no experience. I still enjoy your content cause what you say is so true. PREACH!
Hey bladed angel!
do you think that it’s cool that my dad and I are buying cars, fixing them, washing them, polishing them and then selling them?
Loved the Vid! Keep it up!
Personally, I think flipping cars is an amazing thing to do, Your helping other passionate people get into the community, as well as Keeping Beautiful machines out of the Scrapyard. Your saving the planet, Helping the community, and Keeping the Past alive.
Why, thank you so much mate🙂
That’s so nice off you to say!
Im 14 and I've been interested for like a year or two and I love cars especially muscle cars, I plan on being a mechanic so I stay interested and learn about cars