Cold Starting My Entire Collection - Part 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ค. 2024
- Today I try to start all of the cars in my collection from a cold start.
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This Week With Cars - Episode 0186
#ClassicCars #ColdStart #RaceCar - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
The start-up of the Berkeley after the Cobra was a hilarious and wonderful study in contrasts. The SE sounded like a chainsaw compared to the locomotive-like Mustang. That was worth the price of admission right there!
The Berkely sounded a lot like an old Lawn Boy push mower running....
Hope you gave the Berkeley a good shake to mix the two stroke fuel 😉
@@stevejones9788 It did sound a bit like a chainsaw!
I love the way you had two cameras showing the start and what the cars each sounded like out the tail pipe ! Can’t wait till the next one ! 👍🇨🇦
I hope we're going to see every single car in your collection. I like that even if you know a car isn't going to start , you still introduce it to us.
I’m really impressed with how little these cars are smoking after sitting for so long. I love hearing all the different tail pipe tones!
Huge thank you, Steve. I really appreciate the amount of work that went into this (siting cameras and microphones for each and, of course, the editing). From UK.
This is a novel way of introducing your entire fleet. Seeing this variety of cars put a smile on my face.
5:30 Having four identical wheel nuts is optional.
Fantastic collection, love to watch all your video's. as I'm from the UK, your collection of British cars bring great memory's of seeing those on our roads. Please keep putting up video's of these classic vehicles.
Can't wait for the TVR's...
So great to hear all the cold starts!
Faaaarkenelll! What a collection! Living the dream.
Please keep on showing your cars. Having a 70 Midget and a 52 TD here in Denmark it is interesting to see how you get yours running. I know a lot about my cars but I can always learn more.
Love your collection and hearing your comments on each car.
there were still a few MG TD's out on the streets when i first started driving in the late '60's. i love their looks and simplicity. looking forward to your videos featuring them.
Thanks for great theater Steve. Quite a diverse collection so far. Can't wait for the next installment.
This is cool. Good to see wht you've got in your excellent collection. Thanks
Very unique video Steve, please bring us along for the rest. Oh no, the Llyod! I love that car. Hope to see a repair on it soon
Love the eclectic mix of cars. You have some gems like the white race car Sprite and Sebring Sprite and others too numerous to mention..Hope you will continue the tour.
wowser ....love your channel Steve Hello from UK I have a 68 Morris Minor and husband has a 71 Midget
lovin' it dude. The tour of the collection as well as the sounds. Too bad we can't experience the smells too! Thanks for all the hard work wrenching and editing.
I really enjoy the videos. Keep 'em comin! Good idea to break up the starting videos into 10-12 minute segments. Keeps it interesting.
Really enjoyed this Steve, thankyou! Looking forward to more if time permits for you. I appreciate your effort and have always enjoyed your content since I found you (Blue XJ6). Cheers from Australia.
Greetings from an Australian fan! What a great idea for a video, you are always entertaining and informative..
Who hasn't, at some stage or other, with old Brit cars, tapped the starter with a hammer???
PLEASE do all the cars, I appreciate that it takes a lot of time, but we all love your work!
LOL. The MG Midget~~! I had one years ago. I'm 6'3" and I looked like Mr., Potato Head when driving it.. My head was above the windshield.. But it was so much fun to drive in the N. Ga. Mountain roads!!
What a great collection. Love that 70GTO👍👍👍👍
Whoa…the storage space itself is impressive…the bigger the boy, more numerous the toys.
Yes! Please continue.
Steve, how long have you been collecting cars? Looks like you've been at it a while now. Looks so great too, thanks!
Start away. Love seen your beautiful collection. Thanks for sharing!
Never get tired of seeing your collection ❤️
I enjoyed this greatly. Thanks for sharing your car collection.
It's good seeing the inventory. I didn't even know about the Mustang.
I don't know where you find the patience. I get frustrated when the one two-seater sat in my garage decides to play me up after a few weeks standing, let alone wrestling with about a hundred of the things.
Awesome collection, thank you for sharing it with us!
Great to see as always. As cars are meant to be driven too, it would be good if you took a couple of them out on the road, especially ones you haven't videoed driving previously.
Yes. Keep this series coming! BTW how did you amass such a collection?
I'm hooked to see the rest of the fleet!
Outstanding Video !! As a 1st employee at Road Atlanta and seeing these old things race. I truly LOVE It !! Excellent !!
Very exciting. Hope to see some on Ebay in the future. But I am sure each one is has a personal attachment.
So many familiar cars from my college days! Wonderful collection. Just keeping them running must be nearly a full time job. More, please!
more please love seeing the collection
Yes definitely keep this going. Love the tailpipe sounds!
Appreciate the work that went into the videos thanks Steve I also love the camera angles thank you
Can’t wait to see more on the TD
Fantastic! It was strangely relaxing to watch. Like AMSR for car nerds 😁
I was taught that revving a cold engine was not good, especially one that's not been run for awhile; oil is still a bit viscous and lubrication is not yet up to snuff. Also, that starting and not driving enough to fully warm the engine made it vulnerable to damaging condensation, etc. Apparently, you disagree???
I love it. Please don’t edit out any of the cranking - it’s the best part!
Steve , What an Awesome Collection of Cars ! They ALL SOUND BEAUTIFUL !!!! You are the Guruh of of Restoration !!!!! Thank You For These Videos , And I Look Forward to Many More !!! Dirt Hawk Ya'll !!!!!!
Good man, just like me, you love the Austin Healey Sprites, My first was a 1964 car when I was 19 years old, I've move to Triumph now but sprites are great little cars. Keep up the good work. Bob
Gromit. That’s just grand!
What an amazing collection of cars 👍👍👍
Yes please! Bring them on!
Looking forward to the Travelall.
nice to see the collection - you have some remarkable cars.
So cool! Please continue!!
Keep ‘em coming!
Awesome collection!
Keep going PLEASE! And all the cars on the shelves…
I used to own a Triumph TR4 as a daily driver in 1982. The car was from 1962.
What a nice collection of mostly runners and a good number of project vehicles. Just the cost to replace batteries is enough to cry ouch. Now I know why you want to do the capacitor style energy systems.
Did enjoy seeing your collection, even if we have seen some of them before.
I thought the only cars that got dusty from sitting were the ones in my own classic stable. Thanks for sharing 👍!
yes let's see more cold starts
Wow that’s a massive collection
love your video's keep em coming
Please start the Renault Dauphin sitting on the racks behind you.
Definitely more of this
Ya let's see them!
i hope you start the motorbikes too. I'll watch and enjoy them all.
Love it.
would love to see more, thanks.
6:34 Awww, the Barkley is singing the song of it's people to us.
I’d love that early 124 spider on the rack. The early ones are my fave
Damn son, you have a lot of cars.
And it would be so cool to see one with inside shots so we can see what you do with the pedals and controls to get them started too
That first red Sunbeam Tiger sounded best to my mind
what a great collection
I hope you get back to the replica race car soon. Get some parts and and go go go! GL.
Yes more start ups
Great collection of cars, being in the UK I don't know anything about your back ground. You always mention your race cars, are you famous in the USA for racing? Always look forward to your videos, great knowledge and skills
I want to see more, need that TVR content
I had no idea your collection was so huge. Time to start selling off a few.
Agree completely. Starting and runing these cars while stationary for a few minutes once a year is . . . L
less than not good. Do a triage and keep only the ones yoy can't live without. Sell the rest and drive the rest. Enjoy the videos, though.
Superb selection of cars, what are you going to do with them all?
What a fun video
i can't think of a better way to spend the day than starting all my cars in my warehouse...if i had one
Can’t wait to see the mg td
Out of the 47,538 cars in your garage, I predicted 10 would start. It wasn't a bad guess.
More more more!
that sunbeam at 9:00 sounded like its throwing a rod.
Disappointed about the Lloyd, it was the one I was looking forward to. I hope the battery damage isn't too serious. How did it tip over?
Looks like your about ready for a bigger or another shop. Where do you find your parts. They got to be hard to find for most of those cars
The triumph tr4 is almost as good looking as the sunbeams
I assume the doors are all open! That’s why you mentioned the weather? What about stale petrol though?
yes
Oh. yeah
I was wondering if you have any eye lids. You don’t blink!! Lol. Do you work on these by yourself or do you own a shop and have a crew? That’s an immense amount of cars and work. It would be awesome to work with you, your knowledge and easy way is impressive! I watch your videos and very impressed. Good job!!
Hi Steve this is an impressive collection of cars and you are to be commended for saving them. I'm a British car fanatic and have been driving/owning MGs for over 50 years. Ultimately what is your intention for them?
Great collection....Throw a Triumph Spitfire in the mix....
Agree! Or even better, a GT6! Both beautiful.
Had both back in the days here in the UK,
Plus 2 midgets various minis ....... but one at a time unfortunately.
Love your barn.
How come you have so many! I have only 2 old cars and struggle to find time to do everything I want on them
Steve would it be rude to ask how many cars do you have. ?
Did you bring them all up to operating temperature, so the sumps won't be full of acid?