i like how old cars don't need blind spot monitoring. You can actually see out of them.

Manual brakes and manual steering = you have to pay attention to driving your car and not your phone. Excellent.

@Millermacs

6 жыл бұрын

corrodesthefilm True, but I've found a manual transmission works best.

@redtra236

6 жыл бұрын

My truck has manual brakes manual steering and a manual transmission and I still took a phone call once lol but it was on the highway no way I would in the city.

@RocketRabbittt

4 жыл бұрын

My cousin has all that and he still texts while driving xd that's why I don't like to go with him, but he is a good driver tho

@iconofsin5886

3 жыл бұрын

Cars back then just weren’t shall I say... idiot proof.

Now that, friends, is my idea of a real car. Low back seats, wing windows, torqflite. Oily machines made of metal.

you know what's crazy about driving a classic car on the road is? other drivers tend to drive differently around you than if you were in a regular modern car. i notice that people tend to not ride your ass or cut you off driving a classic car. its almost like people get in some type of trance state when they drive near a classic car as if the car is resonating some kind of orea from it. it's really strange how people react differently around them.

@Benedocta

8 жыл бұрын

+SteelCity1981 Orea? Haha. You mean aura right? ;)

@SteelRhinoXpress

8 жыл бұрын

+Benedocta no I mean orea. "Orea is a Greek word that means beautiful or great in height." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OREA

@demency2741

8 жыл бұрын

+SteelCity1981 Come on, no you didn't. You made a typo, big deal, don't bullshit about it.

@SteelRhinoXpress

8 жыл бұрын

no i didnt i meant the word. no bullshitting about it. orea was the correct term in which i implied to a classic cars beauty. besides if it was a typo then it would be a considered a misspelled word.

@oriolopocholo

8 жыл бұрын

+SteelCity1981 come on boi. aura resonates from things. orea is an adjective.

That view out the back is AMAZING

You are so making me miss my classic Impala man... That's gonna be the car of my youth that I restore when I'm a senile old man. A '78 Impala with a maroon body and black interior.

My first car. Dark blue 66 Barracuda. $250 certified. Bought about 2 months after I got my license at age 16. Biggest back window I've ever seen. The back seat folded down flat and the back was carpeted. The trunk partition even folded down. With the seats folded down there was a pretty large carpeted area. The chromed gas filler pipe was the only thing that intruded into that back area on its way from the gas cap to the gas tank. It had a small-block 273ci V8, but to my surprise it had a 4barrel carb. I think it put out in the neighbourhood of 200HP. Automatic, with a Vacuum gauge. iirc it had disc brakes, which wasn't on every car back then. Damn, I miss side vent windows and that massive back window with zero blind spots. The first gen cudas were great almost-pony cars that deserve more respect.

I can't get over how fucking huge the steering wheels were back then.

@logant7985

8 жыл бұрын

Check out one on a tri-five, there bigger

@billzkustomz

8 жыл бұрын

+narutoblivion Need it for leverage.. no power steering back then

@gokartbuyer

8 жыл бұрын

+billzkustomz optional.

@DeerKoden

8 жыл бұрын

and how much metal there was, instead of plastic, too.

@billzkustomz

8 жыл бұрын

DeerKoden injection molding was not invented till the 80s

My son just bought a 1966 Plymouth barracuda formula S streetcar. 340 V8. Torqueflite 727 transmission 3 speed. She is definitely one sweet car. It's his first car. Can't wait for his second.

"It's an emergency Make The Car Smell Funny Lever"

@syst3mbl0w3r6

8 жыл бұрын

Mitch hedberg?

@IstasPumaNevada

8 жыл бұрын

+bob doogie Ayup.

I love your POV videos, man. Great work.

"they made this car more for handling than drag racing" leaf springs

@oldhickory2334

8 жыл бұрын

+B0NEZ Hey, even a 250 GTO had leaf springs and a live rear axle.

@RocasThePenguin

8 жыл бұрын

+B0NEZ I think any American car from this era, minus a few rarer examples, were not known for handling. Power, straight line speed, body roll and sloppy handling.

@wasdwasdwwasd

8 жыл бұрын

+Old Hickory I'm pretty sure the 250 GTO didn't use leaf springs but I'm sure it had a live axle IRS was quite rare back then.

@FieldTestedSemenKun

8 жыл бұрын

+Randy Cockshipes The 250 GTO did have leaf springs though...

@wasdwasdwwasd

8 жыл бұрын

Field Tested Semen It had a Watt's Linkage at the rear though

Love these POV drives. Thanks for keeping them coming.

Cooooool, I have a really rusty 66 barracuda formula s in my backyard , 273 four speed car, wish it looked like that ...

@k.c.slawncare6046

8 жыл бұрын

+Rob C My friend, you have a project car waiting for you. Get started!

@robc1465

8 жыл бұрын

Kyle Clement it's a rot box, way to far gone, but it's parts has gone out to help others restore theirs

@k.c.slawncare6046

8 жыл бұрын

Aw, that's sad. The worst part of being a car guy is seeing a savable car rot into the ground while the owner doesn't bother selling it to someone who can give it new life. I know a guy who knows a guy who's father as not one but TWO Jag XKE's 1 being 1962 model year and 1 being a 1963. Let's just say I heard he bought them but now they're rotting in his backyard.

It makes me more determined to restore my crown vic

@raymondguzman7992

8 жыл бұрын

it makes me more determined to get my barracuda running too bro

@SodomySnake

8 жыл бұрын

Working on getting my Dart running right now! I'm gonna leave all the rust though, because BROWN.

"Guys are pretty brash, no guard rail? just don't drive into the water" A great quote for half of the racing community 😂

The sounds this car makes are just wonderful!

That starter sound...umistakeable Chrysler.

I could watch this all day!

For some commenters, it was relaxing to watch- not so much for me. Then I figured out it was because of my mother's incessant sawing motion. Her favorite car was her '66 Belvedere, which Dad could drive for hours with his left arm on top of the rolled down window, an unfiltered Camel in his right hand, and very little steering wheel movement. When we traded for a '68 Dodge Polara with power steering and brakes (noted as P/S, P/B in ads back in the day), we learned to ignore the arm movement and brace for stops. Taking my friends to school in a new Cordoba, they said she seemed to be dodging pebbles. Now 79, she still does it her LeSabre. Actually I can't remember when I rode with her last. I always drive her.

nothing like the sound of the Carter AFB 4119s in the 4 spd Commando 273 when it manually opens up the back 2 barrels when you put your foot in it.....and the sound running through the gears with the A-833 manual is so much different than the torqflight... good memories....

wow the 2 gauges are the eyes and the center of the wheel is the nose and the bottom is a big smile. THIS CAR IS AMAZING I WANT ONE NOW!!! as he turns @2:35 the car does like a smirk omg its so awesome!!!!!

Car seems great, cant believe how many turns of the wheel it takes to make a corner. reminds me of my Falcon. Nice. keep it going.

Is that steering wheel actually connected to the wheels in any way?

@ｚ３ｎｔｒｏｐｙ

8 жыл бұрын

Yes, that is how the car turns. SO EXCITING

@approximately57cacti22

8 жыл бұрын

I own one, the power steering from Chrysler back then feels like 200% assisted the whole time

@MrSlowestD16

8 жыл бұрын

+Zac Lee You'd have no idea by looking at it judging by that amount of free play, lol.

@herman452

8 жыл бұрын

+Spike Club The steering gear box needs adjusting. It's not rack and pinion, of course, and never will be, but it should be tighter than it is.

@olikat8

8 жыл бұрын

+Spike Club - the Formula S version came with fast ratio steering, front disc brakes, sway bar, higher rate springs, wider rims, and 60-series rubber from the factory. Even limited-slip differential was available. A lot better handling than you'd expect from the '60's. Problem is, not many people did't know how (or why) to order this option package. Nowadays, you can take all this up a notch or two very easily and they can handle well

I love those back windows. Nice car, thanks for the video.

@Happyhippy70

3 жыл бұрын

Piece of ass under glass. I got an original in the car I got. They told me they wreck that window you can never find another one. lot of money to make that up aftermarket

I love that car my grandpa has one an he would always take me for rides as a kid

I'm not a Mopar guy but that was really cool, and that's what a real car sounds like.

These are really enjoyable cars that can be had at reasonable prices. If you didn't have the Vagabond Falcon, I'd have suggested looking for one of these as the Regular Cars flagship.

@linglingjr

8 жыл бұрын

First gen baracudas aren't exactly reasonably priced anymore. A couple years ago? Sure, but they're going up now, even the first gens.

@bonecrusher1777

6 жыл бұрын

andxx0r_the_second I Have a 1965 Barracuda EVERYTHING is original and it runs great all the numbers match

Member' this car is a SURVIVOR car, all 51 years of it. This car freshend up could a lot more performance wise. What an awesome ride. Kool with a capitol K.

any one else has a random desire for Mr. Regular to review a u haul truck my last person that I know who drove one described it as grossly underpowered when it was empty

@tonyblitz1

8 жыл бұрын

full support of this idea.

@tonyblitz1

8 жыл бұрын

full support of this idea.

@Corkoth55

8 жыл бұрын

+David F perfect idea!

@TheMetalButcher

8 жыл бұрын

Isuzu npr diesel. One minute 0-60.

@thecrazyyoutuber2017

6 жыл бұрын

LOL

I daily drive a 1962 Pontiac Laurentian. Steering wheel just as big, though no play in the steering wheel, best drive of my life. It's always an adventure lol

This was filmed near my house. I feel unjustifiably special now.

Mr. Regular DEFINITELY needs to review a U-Haul truck. asap.

4:40 "Awright so if I get on it (Barracuda takes a second to gather it's thoughts and then sadly moans) ...awright"

I've also driven a short distance with the e-brake on in an old car. It's just too easy to forget.

Nice ride along

amazing

Want a classic car so bad.

@RegularCars where was this episode filmed? Looks like the OR/WA border

That bouncing back and forth, at center, I call that "sail boat steering"

Find a plymouth fury next to drive please.

@Sleepy.Time.

8 жыл бұрын

+Jamison V and a Prowler while they are looking at Plymouth models :)

@Runner_in_the_dark

8 жыл бұрын

how about a 70 cuda

I love this car

This is such a sexy car!

I truly enjoyed this video of an OEM car. Cars being as they were back in the day giving the viewer a historically accurate experience. Thank you for not Frankenizing this nice car.

@Millermacs

6 жыл бұрын

discerningmind Agreed, I love being transported back in time with the experience of something like this.

@bonecrusher1777

6 жыл бұрын

discerningmind I have a 1965 Barracuda and has everything original and still drives great

Geez, I love old American cars.

@dubsesda3

4 жыл бұрын

I’m way late to the comment party but the back glasses are CHEAP. Sure you have your guys that think they’re worth $500 but no, they’re easy to find between $100-$200.

DID YOU SHART IN THAT SEAT?

Which rear view is best rear view ?

I actually would like to not have an e brake light, because in my truck if you release it too slow the light stays on so you have to set it than release it again.

@ColtonBlumhagen

8 жыл бұрын

***** I'm not about to take apart my whole gauge cluster to get rid of a light, it doesn't bother me THAT much. lol

Which gauge is best gauge

6cyl if so it's the smoothest one I've ever heard!

Love the Eco gauges, its an auto, no need for a Tacho, even in modern cars.

@lolatmyage

8 жыл бұрын

+wobbly sauce I like the ones that have just the speedo and an analog clock, that is so cool. Id say you dont even need an eco gauge, put it in drive and the transmission does everything for you. Keep the speed reasonable and its fine

@wobblysauce

8 жыл бұрын

True, I get bored, and make it a game. On the newer car, it is with the digital L/h and it has a bit of lag.

@SuperKONR

8 жыл бұрын

+wobbly sauce I like having a tach in my modern car, so I can get a full visual of how badly the POS automatic transmission slips :D haha

@wobblysauce

8 жыл бұрын

SuperKONR That would be the Torque converter..

@SuperKONR

8 жыл бұрын

wobbly sauce No, it's a shift flare. First to second flares 300 rpm at times. It's great.

Man, it looks so smooth, is this what riding a cloud looks like?

Whats with the jump at 3:54?

The POV videos make me carsick. I don't even get carsick in cars.

Plymouth Barracuda. The official car of 'Huh, that's interesting' or just 'Plymouth's Falcon'

Am I the only one who noticed that this car is 100% identical to the barracuda at the beginning of that one xfiles episode. I remember the strangest things.

Why it's not loud, is it's not a 'Cuda (the high-performance one). In the early 70's they were LOUD with the big engines!

We should back to driving does kinds of cars

Does a 1988 monte carlo sound smooth like dst.?

@littlejojo2328

5 жыл бұрын

I want one :((

What engine ?

My Dad had the same year Barracuda but his was red slant 6 with three on the tree

ALL HAIL FINK

@RegularCars

8 жыл бұрын

The Neal is Real

@marvintpandroid2213

8 жыл бұрын

BROWWWWN

@The21Valeron21

8 жыл бұрын

EM is dead! EM is dead!

@aishasooklall9083

8 жыл бұрын

+Heads Tails k

It's my birthday today!

you had a typo in the description- "Most modem muscle cars"

1 minute ago.#Proskillz

Any air bags on staring

Engine sound reminds me of the Ford Modular 4.6L 2V.

4:52 "Take this, I'm driving."

reupload?

I wonder if he will ever get around to driving an rx7 fc.

The center emblem on the steering wheel is upside down......its killing me..... 🙂

i think that car tried to slap you upside your head with the door as you were talking about driving with the ebrake on (we've all done it)

Mr, Regular, just like to comment, I don't think most people that like"Muscle" cars are looking for them to run quietly, and I think most of them are trying to be the *'Cuda*, as apposed to the "Barracuda".

@SWATROLLK9

8 жыл бұрын

What? No, this car was the original Barracuda before the 'Cuda was created. Two different models.

@raymondguzman7992

8 жыл бұрын

+Cocaine's one hell of a drug People nick named the barracuda "cuda" so naturally Plymouth renamed it cuda so in a way the people named the car

@SWATROLLK9

8 жыл бұрын

+Raymond Guzman ohhh

Kobe

Why didn't you show us how it looks on outside?

@blindriv3r

8 жыл бұрын

+penetrarthur As the title says, this is the POV test drive, he already uploaded another one on this car earlier

@penetrarthur

8 жыл бұрын

+blindriv3r I know, but extra 10 seconds of what it looks like outside would be great

3:55 a car just hit lightspeed!

If working properly, Chrysler drum brakes would put you through the windshield. Once. Then they were too hot to work very well after that.

find a 1958 Plymouth to drive sometime

You know what would have been cool? If you video'd what the car looks like.

dont' know automatic appears in 1966

@redtra236

6 жыл бұрын

Uh yeah automatics were optional starting in 1949 on a lot of cars. Most muscle cars are manual though.

Be nice to see the exterior

I drove a car with manual brakes once. Scary!

@redtra236

6 жыл бұрын

Its not really much different... I have a truck with manual everything and it stops pretty fast...

@doubledeuce5084

3 жыл бұрын

If your power brakes fail and you are left with manual brakes, yeah that is scary. But when the car is designed with manual brakes it requires more pedal pressure, but should not be scary unless there are other problems.

@knytrydr73

3 жыл бұрын

@@doubledeuce5084 - It was when I drove a car with manual brakes for the first time. LOL

why the car doesnt rummm rummm lol nice whip

Who else wants a classic car

sounds like a straight 6

0:29 what in the fuck noise was that?!?!?!

Ned Flanders POV

DON'T BREAK THE BACK GLASS

I Saw your face in the mirror. No more hiding it anymore.

You didn't knock your shoes first

why does he think every classic has a mutha thumpr cam and dumped glasspacks? my 70s truck is just quiet enough

Why does he always look like he is driving from the back seat with straight arms. Not the best for emergency maneuvers.

How the hell car with steering like that passes inspection/DMV/whatever-that-thing-is-called ? Or do they just check for loose ball joints and/or bushings ?

@antoinefantoine7693

8 жыл бұрын

It's not faulty, just old technology.

@truelegendinblack

8 жыл бұрын

It's a cLassic you don't have to worry about all that

@redtra236

6 жыл бұрын

Some states dont require it and that's just how manual steering is

@doubledeuce5084

3 жыл бұрын

As it wears you get used to it. When you go over a half turn it is time to work on it.

0:30

I tought it was gyn b loud

Mothball.

Hibbity Bibbity!

How dare you compare to a falcon 😂😂

real fart

Quiet Engine? That is not the way i like it