Thanks for watching everyone and Happy Holidays!🎅🎄🤶 Keep watching until the end as there are a lot of groovy vehicles on this list. Let us know your favorite! For your convenience, prices and websites along with extra specs are in the video description. If you'd like to see our full playlist of classic & vintage vehicles you can find it here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/aHpnmNCseZnZo7A.html 🎄

@ltogaming3554

4 жыл бұрын

For me is Mercedes Benz t80 the best

@ItsDaJax

4 жыл бұрын

Those GM trucks do not have names. They are simply C and K series trucks. What's on the fender is the trim level name and "wieght". C is 2wd and K is 4wd 10/15(half ton), 20/25(Quarter ton), 30/35(one ton) are the tonneage. Example; GMC C15 Gentleman Jim or Chevy K20 Bonanza. The trucks didn't get real names intil the 97-03 generation, which is Silverado(which was a trim orginally) and Sierra(also was a trim level below high sierra).

@ronwhittaker6317

4 жыл бұрын

the boat tail revi is probably the best car Buick ever built none more pleasing to the eye

@kushmannyc1495

4 жыл бұрын

Dirty Mary Crazy Larry movie

Boat tail Rivieras are so beautiful!

@misha2197

4 жыл бұрын

They truly are.

@nicktrub

4 жыл бұрын

When I was 7, my mom had one of these beautiful beasts. It was powerful and graceful and I would fall asleep in the backseat. Its styling was an inspiration and without me understanding until decades later how it influenced (and I'm sure still does) my own design aesthetic.

@scottyjones27

4 жыл бұрын

My First car was a Olive bage 1969 Rivera!!! This was in 1989, my grandmother's old car I growed up with was my first car!! Granny always kept super care of her Buick, only drove it in the rain when was life or death matter!! I drove it for years trouble free!!!

@stevesmith6236

4 жыл бұрын

@@scottyjones27 My very first car was a 1967 Riviera. 430 cubic inch V8 with 360 hp. I was 18 years old at the time and still in high school.Big 'ol Buick!

@michaelroberts889

4 жыл бұрын

Wade Guidry me too! They're wrong about the power. In 71 the 455 V-8 was rated at 350 hp then at 280 for 72.

Quiz answer imo is 1969 Dodge Charger R/T in Dirty Mary Crazy Larry, Movie, 1974

@SteveBueche1027

4 жыл бұрын

You nailed it! I can still picture Ms. George.

@livinginh

4 жыл бұрын

I was guessing that, thank you for confirming

@scottlake6363

4 жыл бұрын

Hated the ending wanted them to get away.

@henrybourdon6712

4 жыл бұрын

never seen one with that color and stripe kit. and yes i watched this movie when it came out. wonder if the other guy fixed his mufflers?

@gremmiehodad

4 жыл бұрын

My dad has had some unusual cars over the year including a 1933 Hudson Essex Terraplane, 1934 Frazer Bash kit car with an accrual trunk for the trunk, a very small passenger door and no drive's door, and a 1946 Hillman Minx Drophead Coupe that had batwing turn signals and suicide doors! He's also had some cars that would really move including a 1965 Sunbeam Tiger small convertible with a V-8, a Buick Super Wildcat with a 465, and my favorite a 1956 Jaguar XK-140 with a V-12 and Electric Overdrive! The guy who owned it put a couple of switches in under the dash labeled "Impulse Drive" and "Warp Drive"! Even though my dad and I completely restored it, we left the switches just for fun!

No mention that the only reason that the Superbird was sold publicly was so that it could qualify to race in NASCAR ( when they still raced stock cars). When it did, it was so dominant that NASCAR banned it.

@richardcline1337

4 жыл бұрын

NASCAR now is just a sick joke of what it started out to be, stock car racing and NO damnable Toyotas anywhere! I quit watching their farce many years ago.

@boataxe4605

4 жыл бұрын

Richard Cline I agree, and I stopped watching it as well, though I’d watch it again if they resumed using modified production cars, even Toyota’s ( of which many are built in the USA. There are no “American” cars anymore, The big three use many foreign sourced parts and build many cars in other country’s, and many Japanese cars are built in America.

@richardcline1337

4 жыл бұрын

@@boataxe4605 they may build them here but the profits all go back to the big pockets in Japan. Toyota, along with the greedy unions, has all but destroyed the American automobile industry and that's why there are NO American cars or trucks being built today. The unions forced the Big Three to outsource a lot of their manufacturing to cut costs. Otherwise NOBODY but the filthy rich could afford an American vehicle today.

@boataxe4605

4 жыл бұрын

Richard Cline No, what killed the big three was greed and shortsightedness, beginning in the 70’s they started to make shitty cars with shitty parts in order to make the quarterly profits look good for the stockholders. At the same time the Japanese were not being greedy, they were investing in research and development, making their cars better and better. I used to be a buy American guy, but after getting fucked with two cars that didn’t even make it to 100,000 miles I bought a Honda, which now has 175,000 and still runs great.

A full size Plymouth Fury with 2 headlights from 1975 to 1977 for the first time since 1957. For 1958 Plymouth it does have 4 headlights, like most of 1958 cars and light duty pick up trucks.

Thanks for the memories I was 16 when some of those cars came out

69 Rt charger. One of the most stylish and iconic cars ever in my opinion. 70 GTX is nice too.

The Daytona, Riviera and The Machine are my favorites. But I would be happy with any of them.

There you go again with a great video!! Keep them coming.

Interesting thanks for sharing Mind Eye.

If I had only known! I had one of the Spirit of 76 Chevrolet Bi Centennial pickups. My dad bought it new. He had the dealer take the red white and blue wrap off because he said it looked too wild. After driving it for a while he gave it to me. I drove it to 1987 and traded it in . I last saw it about ten years ago in Fort Worth Texas . It was on its last leg . Beat all to crap. I talked to the girl that owned it and told her what it was. By that time almost anything that looked original was long gone. So today after watching this video I learned that only 500 were built! Ouch 😓

My first car was a 1970 chevelle super sport but my favorite car from that time period would have to be the super bird. Great video.

When I think of cars produced here in Britain during the 70’s I think of dross like the Reliant Robin and the Austin Allegro. Thanks for featuring a couple that WERN’T crap! 🇬🇧

The BRICKLIN SV 1 IS MY ALL TIME FAVORITE CAR !

Everyone LOVED the "radical " boattail rear end of the early 70s Buick Riviera GS

Owned a 70 Rebal "The Machine" 390 CI, 4speed, 373 Twin Grip AM/FM 8 Track, AC PS, PB Front Disc Rear Drums. I wish I still had it.

My dad had a midnight metalic blue Riviera with a white vinyl top and white leather interior when i was 7, very beautiful car

I initially thought the Barris car in the thumbnail was the car from the movie ‘The Car’ repainted.

The movie car they showed was from the movie "Dirty Mary Crazy Larry" released in 1974 and featured Peter Fonda and Susan George with the "mechanic" Adam Roarke and the Big, Bad Sheriff played by Vic Morrow. The 69 Charger really had some legs on it. The ending of the movie was a "blast" shall we say?

I liked all of them..favorite is the Superbird..a neighbor had one. Hell of a car!

@paxhumana2015

4 жыл бұрын

Do not forget about its badge swap that is called the Dodge Daytona.

The 76 chevy truck a winner yahoo love it!!!

That boat tail Riviera is amazingly beautiful !

The CyberTruck would be okay if it was produced in the 70s

Riviera, now that's a car,

I miss the 70's

Tim’s mom drove that Rivy, man that car was cool! All those that don’t know the Lime car, get with it Daddy-O!!! Remember staring at the wing on one of those Roadrunners, the orange one... No Pantera?

Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry Charger!

That George Barris car design looked familiar, I was at the auction when George auctioned off all his 1960s movie and famous custom cars, many of those cars became toy models that I had, you should do a video about the 60s collection that he had

@dancalmpeaceful3903

3 жыл бұрын

Unlike Ford, I think this is one time Barris didn't have a "better" idea. I normally like Barris' creations...but this one looks......well, a pimp mobile on steroids or something....

Those big pontoon cars from the 70s had the best suspension and it felt like you were driving on air.

LOVE THE PAINT JOB ON 13 !!

The Lancia Stratos especially the rally version.

OH MY GOSH I LOVED THIS VIDEO. IT IS ONE YOU COULD WATCH AGAIN.!! LOVED IT

10:08 A Lancia Stratos has 190 hp, not 30

@quintenmaccalla5109

4 жыл бұрын

sanderdejong66 I'm a yank but the lancia stratos is my hands down vote for coolest dam car ever made I think they are absolutely gorgeous and they were badass little rally racers in their day

My grandparents had a neighbor with a Riviera. Down the street was a Delorean. There was a Superbird in town also that the owner had a big blower and dual 4 barrel carbs. It was loud af. Saw a Bora and a Merak at an Exotic car dealer in Orlando back in the 90s when you could pick one up for next to nothing. A bit of a technicality but the first mid engine Maserati was the Khasmin with a front mounted mid engine design. The Bora was the first rear mounted mid engine.

HOLY CRAP, THAT BLACK N WHITE RIVIERA WAS MY FIRST CAR! Minus the functional side exhaust, original owner( off show room floor) sold to me for $400.00! in 1983! It was the "73" model! It was loaded and emaculete! Didn't like the Riviera prior to that, but a deal like that was too good to pass up! I was going to use it as trade in for "83" Monte Carlo, but 2 weeks in, I was in LOVE! Damn the M. C.! Mine had the 455.5, all electric interior, sweetest exhaust song ever! Literally CRIED when she burned from carberatuer fire.😭😭😭 Totaled by time fire department came. I miss "Rivi Girl" Smooth rides, forever. R I.P. Rivi Girl.😑

@mindseyedesign

Жыл бұрын

Hello MORRIS REDDIC, thank you for watching! Nice!

Had an 87 Chevy Scottsdale Pick Up, Long Bed, Fleetside , 3/4 Ton with a Fuel Injected 350 & 2 Gas Tanks The Classic Design

Love that "Gentleman Jim" Chevy Pickup!

I remember Dirty Mary Crazy Larry as a child. My mom and dad took me to the drive-in to see that movie I didn't think anybody would remember that big fan of a Dodge Charger for sure

the Plymouth super bird and the Dodge charger are my favorite muscle car designs from the late 60's and earlie 70's

Definitely Dirty Mary Crazy Larry I love that movie born in 66 so I was very young and I saw it the ending was crazy.

I had a 1974 Gremlin and loved it!!

@johnwyman6331

4 жыл бұрын

I have a 73 Javelin 360 waiting to be restored. Sexiest car ever made.

@normanpatterson6012

4 жыл бұрын

Me too!😅

Amezing 👍👍👍

I like the GMC trucks expressions and everything Ashley the Spirit of 76

I had '71 and 72 Riviera GS's, 2 SM's, GMC Gentleman Jim, a Bora and Alpine, a Charger Daytona, but no Superbird, friends either had or have a Bricklin w/.AMC V8, a Strato's and 2 early Honda's, I also had a MACHINE, a fave along with the Riv's, SM's and GMC. The movie was 'Dirty Mary and Crazy Larry' taken from the book 'Pursuit', the '66 blue Chevy in the beginning of the movie was a 1957 Oldsmobile Super 88 coupe in blue and white in the book, and the Charger was a 1961 Chevy Impala 4dr hdtp w. 409/4 speed, which I believe was hit by a semi instead of a train, and was two guys in the car.

Liked & subscribed. Those cars were fantastic!! The narrator has a very pleasant voice, very easy to listen to and your little hostess is quite easy on the old eyes lol. This video included everything I enjoy while perusing KZread 👍👍👍

@mindseyedesign

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Happy Holiday's!

Love the George Barris mod cars!

someone has a thing for chevy trucks, ford and dodge put out plenty of weird special editions too, and every company had some bicentennial vehicle

The Honda van seems a predecessor of the element. Road in the backseat of one of the little MC cars during highschool around 1970. The seat was small but amounted to little difference. After all, it was highschool.

I am just going to watch this video again because I can not make up my mind which one I like best!!!!!

the spirit of 76 is a beautiful truck!

The Ford Falcon had a 250 CID/ 4.1 litre straight 6, too. That was the base engine, with the 3.3 litre as a very base model choice, from memory. The two V8's were the 4.9 litre (302 CID) and 5.8 litre (351 CD). The Stratos was almost unbeatable as a rally car.

Very interesting! Would like to know what the prices of these were at time of production. My favorite is the GM Gentlemen Jim. Thank you for your wonderful videos. 😀

Great video! :) ♡♡♡

13:00 no wonder it reminded me of the car from THE CAR (1977)

Love the Riviera. Had a little yellow Honda z years ago, wish I would have kept it.

@johnwyman6331

4 жыл бұрын

Yep, I had a 75 Honda Civic CVCC in Orange we called it the pumpkin. It was a hunk of junk. Funny thing is collectors want them for big money these days!

私は日本人です。日本からコメントします。 14:47 のホンダＺに乗ってましたー！懐かしいです！ 有り難う御座います！感謝！ I am Japanese. Comment from Japan. I was on Honda Z at 14:47! nostalgic! Thank you! Thanks!

The 1969 Charger from "Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry", 1974. There was also a 1966 Chevy Impala in the movie...

I will say these vehicles are pretty funky and far out!!!!!

My dad when I was in middle school had a orange Plymouth superbird and a 69 charger painted like dirty Mary and crazy Larry's car, believe it or not

I saw one of those ford Falcons the other day they all came to new Zealand and you can find them everywhere

@robertdereak3572

4 жыл бұрын

Mad Max movie had them in it COOL LOOKING CARS I had a 71 GT Torino alot of the same features !!

The AMC "The Machine" was a awesome car my neighbor was a AMC fan and he had a Rebel ,. AMX and The Machine .. The Rebel and The Machine were both painted red , white and blue ..The AMX was a Chrysler orange it had a 402 and four speed ..The Rebel and The Machine if I remember correctly had 390 for barrels both were four speeds...As I remember The Machine and Rebel were both stock but the engines were balanced and blue printed.. The AMX was far from stock its appearance was stock except the wide 50 int the rear and 70 in front ..now the engine had a 402 2 fore barrels and boy when it idled it just rocked back and forth he would reeve it up and the windows in my parents house would just raddle picture would fall of the walls the parents in the hole neighbor hood would complain "I was sooo Awesome" he dragged raced all of them. He worked at a gas station this is where he would buy racing fuel ...I miss those days to this day he still drives nothing but AMC the last I seen him he had a Matador it was a four door under a cover now this surprised me so much he had a ford Galaxy 500 2 door convertible with a 390 I believe in my hole life this was the only other manufacture car he ever drove ...yes he did have a Dodge pickup but most of the AMC lie had Chrysler products on them...

Nice cars 👍

The Bricklin had an AMC V8, 360 I believe. You should have shown the original first year boattail Riv, which has a better rear end without the mandated bumpers of later years.

That Lincoln DRIPPED Pimp all over it !!!

@Slideyslide

4 жыл бұрын

Johnathan Hamman Had a 0-60 time in 6 mins. Probably weighed 7 tons.

All of the production Bricklins had automatic transmissions. Also, none had cigarette lighters, in keeping with the safety theme.

Like the REBEL too!

Crazy Larry and Dirty Mary movie love the video thanks

REALLY LIKED 5 EXCEPT FOR BEING A 2 SEATER!

You forgot Dodges little red Express or the Warlock from the mid 70s

@btchhopperou812

4 жыл бұрын

I concur!

@sped6954

4 жыл бұрын

Yes!

@robertdereak3572

4 жыл бұрын

Yes that's a rare truck there is one a mile from my home !!

@stevenboykin116

4 жыл бұрын

I had a friend who's dad had a Little Red Express and a GNX when I was in high school.

The one good thing the Bricklin had goin for it was that it came with the most tunable, most grunt per cubic inch Ford 351 Cleveland.....that Ford motor is the best small block ever produced....

@Mechknight73

4 жыл бұрын

Ford Australia took the "stock" 302 Windsor and 351 Cleveland up a notch with their own round of modifications. They had specific heads, cranks and camshafts, as well as installing alloy timing covers and intake manifolds. To this day, 2V and 4V Ford heads, as they were known are sought after. Ford Australia also persisted with inline 6 cylinders long after Ford USA gave up. They started with the 170 Super Pursuit inline 6 in 1960. By the end of their run, they had cross flow heads, double overhead cams, intercooled turbochargers and fuel injection. The 200 cubic inch 6 normally seen in the F-series was a problem for being heavy on fuel. Ford Australia took its 250 cubic inch cross flow 6 cylinder and made a long stroke version. Known as the 250 truck engine, they had the low end torque of a diesel, but were still relatively light on fuel

That Lincoln mrk4 is the best (in my opinion)

@branon6565

4 жыл бұрын

ILogic 1....absolutely, it's a gorgeous ride....

Almost certainly a 1969 Dodge Charger RT. Relatively unchanged from the 1968, which I once owned. Between the '68 and '69 the biggest difference was the taillights. They were individual round units on the "68 and a long , slender one piece on the '69.

I had a 79 Chevy Scottsdale Bonanza! It got like 8 mpg. 😂😂😂 It was a good truck though.

There is an episode of the 70s tv show CHiPs that guest stars 350 lb 7 ft tall football player Rosie Grier getting pulled over in a tiny 1976 Honda Civic ,he was pulled over because the car was missing the passenger rear wheel but Rosies weight kept the car riding perfectly,when Ponch asked Rosie to step out of the vehicle , Rosie being an absolute giant got stuck & couldn't get out even with both cops pulling on him,finally Rosie had enough , he kicked the drivers door right off the car,then once out of the car he picked up the rear end with 1 hand while putting the spare tire on with his other hand,i laughed my ass off.

Loved the " BOATTAIL" RIVIERA. I had a 1974 Riviera GS Stage 1 1/1,698.. Wasn't a Boattail though.

The Chevy and GMC pickup and the Buick Riviera

the lambo is gorgeous! And who has never wanted a ford sundowner or sandman panel van very desirable , and ive been in one its an awesome vehicle for every occasion.

@rossbrumby1957

3 жыл бұрын

I always wanted a Drifter van, being a Valiant guy.

This video is very informative and interesting..

2:00 何とも言えないバランスがカッコイイのか？実際に乗ってみたいですね！！

The Rebel Machine was only available in 1970. It was also available in other colors besides the Red, White and Blue "All American" addition. You could have gone into a little more detail. 390 ci engines, 4 speed trans, 3.92 Traction Loc Rear, hood tach, red, white and blue interior. I had one. Traded it in 1991 for a 1970 Buick GS Stage 1 and $2k.

I've always loved the Citroen's.

Awesome video.. yeah British cars triumph spitefire MG midget. Austin Healey. British motors show 1962.. just check it out it’s cool stuff. Again awesome video..

Talk about land yachts. These guys really went all out. Using actual marble in the interior of a car lol

I will take the AMC Rebel THE MACHINE please!

@boataxe4605

4 жыл бұрын

And I’ll take an AMX.

@sidattoya2905

4 жыл бұрын

the 1970 AMC Rebel was the last and best version of the AMC Rebel!!

@michaelwooda9444

3 жыл бұрын

Thats my pic.i have a 69 javelin and v8 spirit

I remember the superbird from my young days in the 70's.

@user-ss2ly1ir6j

4 жыл бұрын

We actually had one in Courtenay BC. Funny but everybody hated it back then. Too radical I guess. Plus, very sloppy workmanship. The nose looked like it had been built and fastened on by a 10 year old. Worth a fortune today though !!

I saw a micro van in my town last week. It was very clean so I assumed it was a plant vehicle. I was like, wtf is that?. Now I know.

Chevy impalas were very underrated. They were the largest body style ever produced. Some of them had performance drivetrains like: 350 horse 350& 2 speed powerglide transmissions, 400 small block& t.h.400 transmission. And if that wasn't enough, the mighty 454 big block. I think emissions helped kill this awesome giant and luxurious ride....well....it rode smoothe as a cadillac and shared the same frame and coil suspension. Actually, every GM big car shared a lot of parts with impalas.

6:10 was built in the 90s I guess ;)

That’s the Charger driven by Peter Fonda in Dirty Marry and Crazy Larry 😎

The riviera and the Gentleman Jim are kick ass vehicles!!

I love that pickup best

I had a neighbor with a early 70s Honda with the air-cooled motorcycle engine. Us kids used to go over to their house and turn their car sideways in the driveway.

It's the 1969 Dodge Charger from 'Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry."

You forgot to mention the Honda N600 sedan, it came to USA in 1970. I had one of those, I also had a 1972 Z600. I also liked the AMC, The Machine.

'69 charger R/T. Dirty Mary. crazy Larry. Peter Fonda. Got it on DVD

AMC the machine is my favorite

YOU GOTTA LOVE THIS VIDEO IF YOU ENJOY CARS, ITS AWESOME! NICE JOB MINDS EYE!!

Cool channel. Glad to subscribe. In my collection: #7 Lancia Stratos (Hot Wheels) #6 Maserati Bora (Matchbox) #5 Alpine A310 (Majorette) Cool cars, even at 1/64 scale.

I have seen a Bricklin driving down the highway in central Illinois.

@kylepirko9251

4 жыл бұрын

Really? Wow! What else have you seen? Have you seen a bird flying with a worm in its mouth? How about a rainbow? Have you ever seen a rainbow? How about you just list all the things that you have seen lately?

@JeffDeWitt

4 жыл бұрын

There was a Buick dealer in Raleigh that handled Bricklin's. Sometime after Bricklin shut down I happened to see back behind the dealership and I bet there were a half dozen of the things sitting there. Brand new cars with the stickers still in the windows... covered with dust and dirt and with tires going flat.

@sped6954

4 жыл бұрын

There's at least one, possibly two in Manchester, CT. The one that I'm sure about is orange, it doesn't run and hasn't for the last 15 years. The one that I'm not sure about is tan and I've only ever seen it out of the corner of my eye. In the split second it takes to grab my attention it's always gone. Not that it's a badass machine, but it always seems to be pulling up to a stop light, on my left, 4 or 5 cars back and when I'm most of the way through the intersection, or some other strange scenario.

@ChrisDragotta

3 жыл бұрын

I was impressed when I was 10 and saw one at a dealer. It had a sticker price of 10 k, I believe, which was quite a lot back then. It turns out it was a real P.O.S. A vanity car, made of other manufacturers' parts, undeveloped and rushed manufacturing procedures, sluggish door mechanism. It was on time for Star Wars and Disco, but still a shitty car.

@JackDavis

3 жыл бұрын

@@ChrisDragotta Agreed. Other than the looks, I was never impressed with them. For the time, they looked pretty good. Not so much today though. I would equate it to a Delorean. They're both in that same good looking junk category.

the 70ś and 80ś was golden decades in brazil many cool cars was built in this dacades like pumas and miura