Ah memories! Brings me back to the fun days of my 78 280Z. Back around 2006 I was driving a 78 280 and an 85 Nissan Pulsar NX. Those were both great cars. Wish I could have held on to them longer. That 280 was a little beast. Learned to drive stick in that and it had more power than I was used to in a car. Scared me a few times.
Having this being recorded on a VHS camera really adds to the whole thing, ya know modern tech is making our lives much much faster and killing our attention spans, seeing this video on a VHS style camera makes me want to watch the whole damn thing and makes me want to go out for a simple drive. Not to mention it's Nissan 280, no music, no major text or any other effects, just a drive and the noise of the car. Thank you so much, this video is genuinely more inspiring than anything I've seen in a long time
@@emulsionvhs69 it really is incredible just cause it feels like a total reset in comparison to everything else on TH-cam, it's inspired me to do stuff like this hopefully soon
@@insid3493 The camera in this vid specifically is a Sony Handicam (model is DCR-SR68 if that means anything) its like early 2010s era I believe. I have a few different video cameras I've used for this account, my full size VHS camera kicked the bucket some time ago but got a Canon XL1s semi-recently
I grew up in the time of 280z's but didnt know much about them since i was younger at that time. Is the 6 to 1 header stock or aftermarket? sounds amazing btw!
the camera quality sent me flying back
really love the 2000s vibes
This quality makes the video play more like a memory than an actual recording
Good lil camera :) thank you!
Ah memories! Brings me back to the fun days of my 78 280Z. Back around 2006 I was driving a 78 280 and an 85 Nissan Pulsar NX. Those were both great cars. Wish I could have held on to them longer. That 280 was a little beast. Learned to drive stick in that and it had more power than I was used to in a car. Scared me a few times.
Having this being recorded on a VHS camera really adds to the whole thing, ya know modern tech is making our lives much much faster and killing our attention spans, seeing this video on a VHS style camera makes me want to watch the whole damn thing and makes me want to go out for a simple drive. Not to mention it's Nissan 280, no music, no major text or any other effects, just a drive and the noise of the car. Thank you so much, this video is genuinely more inspiring than anything I've seen in a long time
Thanks! I really like having videos like this especially if I'm burnt out on whatever music I'm listening to, so decided to just make one of my own :)
@@emulsionvhs69 it really is incredible just cause it feels like a total reset in comparison to everything else on TH-cam, it's inspired me to do stuff like this hopefully soon
@@emulsionvhs69what camera did you use? I am in the market for one
@@insid3493 The camera in this vid specifically is a Sony Handicam (model is DCR-SR68 if that means anything) its like early 2010s era I believe. I have a few different video cameras I've used for this account, my full size VHS camera kicked the bucket some time ago but got a Canon XL1s semi-recently
@@emulsionvhs69thank you!
She sounds great! Wish there were more S30 in scandinavia
I grew up in the time of 280z's but didnt know much about them since i was younger at that time. Is the 6 to 1 header stock or aftermarket? sounds amazing btw!
It’s aftermarket! the rest of the motor is stock, I wish I knew the brand but I actually have no idea where it’s from
looks like old america with that camrea wow
This is bangin
Sounds like a tuned Chevy 250 L6. Love it!!