Chime in if you think the Bug Ninja needs to start an audio book series. Id pay good money myself for it.

@emgriffiths1861

3 жыл бұрын

I would pay to hear him read Haynes manuals

@quaaludes7898

3 жыл бұрын

We need a bug ninja podcast

@scottbryant7090

3 жыл бұрын

We have a winner!

@nadyaroy4159

Жыл бұрын

He's terrific no doubt. I have to say maybe too much technology in these volvo's. Living in the northeast i want my car to not be expensive when it breaks down..

@georgevavoulis4758

9 ай бұрын

YES!!!!

The Bug Ninja needs to release an Album. Just have him read the Volvo owner's manual and record it. Instant triple platinum hit.

@trentlewis1473

3 жыл бұрын

A whole new audio book market just waiting to be tapped. If he made one for my Super Duty I'd buy it.

@JohnOffroader1999

14 күн бұрын

RIAA Certified Diamond Record.

@JohnOffroader1999

14 күн бұрын

RIAA Certified Diamond Record.

He’s got to be the most knowledgeable Volvo salesman ever. Most salesmen don’t know very much technical information about the vehicles they sell.

@neilmurphy845

3 жыл бұрын

Ya that guy is a guro

@keithgale2596

3 жыл бұрын

@@neilmurphy845 He is really a good orator

@neilmurphy845

3 жыл бұрын

@@keithgale2596 ya he's very good

@natevanderloon9060

3 жыл бұрын

I wish more sales men knew their products like him an absolute professional for sure

@timinem017

3 жыл бұрын

That VOICE! Please sir, narrate me to slumber nightly... :)

I could listen to Bug Ninja speak about Volvo all day long.

@patrickdawson3960

3 жыл бұрын

Me too! I'm a Volvo geek, and he really knows his stuff! I'd listen to everything I could find from him.

@phukyou6403

3 жыл бұрын

I wonder what vo he drives

@adrianhicks1616

3 жыл бұрын

phuk You : I have an older XC90 3.2 R-Design

@ffcracker

3 жыл бұрын

Definitely

@Matt_The_Hugenot

3 жыл бұрын

Volvo ASMR

I'm 20 and fix my own vehicles, 2 Mercedes and a Jeep and I can tell you first hand young AND old people don't want to deal with the absolute nonsense that has become of cars. It'd be different if they were well built and didn't break or leak. But too many companies are using complex designs with cheap plastics, cheap thin wiring, and rtv where rtv does not belong, and it's all getting crammed into small spaces to the point that nobody wants to even work on them and it's usually a small fortune sometimes the value of the car to fix it at a shop.

@juliogonzo2718

3 жыл бұрын

Push button shifter is the thing that burns my ass. Stupidest thing ever and now they are all coming that way

@alexandermartincausey7333

3 жыл бұрын

Or you can buy an XC90 that's certified by Volvo. For under $4,000 extra, you can add a warranty until the car is 10 years old, with unlimited miles. I'm a rideshare driver, and guess what my next vehicle will be....

@juliogonzo2718

3 жыл бұрын

@@alexandermartincausey7333 make sure warranty covers commercial use, or make sure they never find out. It's still over complicated unless fancy expensive accessories make you more money. It's gonna break, and when it does, your going to be eating Mr noodles for a bit if it isn't warranty.

@juliogonzo2718

3 жыл бұрын

@@alexandermartincausey7333 even if repairs are free, downtime costs money. Make damn sure it's going to be reliable before you buy! If I was going to run an SUV I'd run an 2v 4.6 expedition or a 5.3 tahoe

@cluckhead1913

3 жыл бұрын

400 HP Turbo and super charged.4 cylinder pulling a 7,000 lb. rig . That drivetrain will be cooked by 100K miles.

that guy could sell me anything, rob me blind with that voice.

I wish more salesmen knew their product as well as this man he is a true professional.

Looking forward to the next visit from the BUG NINJA.

@md2k8

3 жыл бұрын

Hopefully a buy this, not that for Subaru and Lexus with Adrian (Bug Ninja) and David (Car Wizard).

O Lord, don’t you buy me A Mercedes-Benz My friends all drive Hondas I must make amends

Something tells me that these newer Volvo's won't last like the old ones. We'll see.

@safffff1000

3 жыл бұрын

Way too complex, too may computers, past recent history, high price parts.

@amunderdog

3 жыл бұрын

Using the Audi model? Run it for three years and dump it.

@markbrayton5391

3 жыл бұрын

You are so right, the last good Volvo's was around 1998. The 1980 Volvo's and before were superior to the 90's Volvo's. My last Volvo was a 2000 S80, what a piece of crap, with it's I believe 10 computers. Way over-engineered.

@01Bouwhuis

3 жыл бұрын

@@markbrayton5391 bull... last mdel v70 classic, 2002 v70n manual, non turbo. Other years are rustbuckets. Now a volvo rustbucket is still a great car compared to other cars of the same age......

@nopota7290

3 жыл бұрын

@@markbrayton5391 2000 S80 was over-engineered? What are you looking for? Steam cars?

Thank you for bringing Adrian back to the show! Such a pleasure to listen to your knowledge. Always nice and easy, without being too selfpraising - really like your style man!

My Lexus V8 is 8 years older than this Merc and the engine is totally dry.

@1985toyotacamry

3 жыл бұрын

That kind of tells you that Toyota engine is better built. Meanwhile BMW and Mercedes they slowly into money pit abyss

@gregorywills2231

3 жыл бұрын

As I was watching the how expensive the Mercedes was to fix for a simple leak I thought 'this is why I buy Japanese cars'. 200K on my Acura without any leaks and so far 110K on a Mazda.

@kennethrine8171

3 жыл бұрын

@Martin Svensson Yes they made Great car's but the newer ones not so much

Damn bug ninja knows a lot. I love listening to Car Wizard and Bug Ninja. Its really relaxing to listen to them

Really enjoy having the BugNinja on my screen. Great call CarWizard!

Can you imagine what this engine will cost to fix when it breaks?

@christianhudspeth3338

Жыл бұрын

Just replace it it's still under warranty at this point

Dang -- that parts-washer is awesome!! That's a hell of a time-saver, right there. You don't have to waste your time hand-cleaning the parts. Very cool!

Driving a Tesla (own a Model3)...it's great and yes, lots of things don't need maintaining...however: - still need to check/replace brake fluid every 2 years - has radiators for battery cooling and/or HVAC - has springs, coils, other suspension stuff - could have HVAC issues - tires will wear - brakes and pads won't wear fast, but pads can go before worn - brake calipers can seize in areas with real winter, because not enough hard braking - 12v batteries last 2-3 years tops in a Tesla at the moment - replace interior filters every year

@MikaelLevoniemi

3 жыл бұрын

Still a gas car has 100 things more to take care of. Even trying to find small plastic vacuum pipe parts for some obscure VW V6 engine from 2006 is a major headache. None of that in electric.

@rondhole

3 жыл бұрын

Most importantly, it's disposable. After 10-15 years, battery need h replacement unless you can live with 50% or less range. Replacing EV battery cost Notre than $30k , intead of typical Toyota Hybrid in $3k or less with recycling program. Li battery is not as recyclable as NiMh.

@darkiee69

3 жыл бұрын

@@MikaelLevoniemi Yet. Wait 15 years and try to find parts to your old Tesla.

@kaasman78

3 жыл бұрын

@@rondhole It will be interesting to see what happens to old EVs and their batteries. Batteries are expensive to replace, if possible at all. Makes more sense to buy another car I guess. Then again...how many repairs on a 10 year old 200000 mile gas car makes sense in the end?

@kaasman78

3 жыл бұрын

@@darkiee69 The original Roadster is 12 years old and apparently still serviceable. If Tesla keeps on doing what they do, they could be around for a long time.

Twenty years from now will be hard to buy a new gasoline car. It will all change quickly.

@markiangooley

3 жыл бұрын

Lots of natural-gas power plants to recharge them too. Probably no LNG cars.

@ledzeppelin27

3 жыл бұрын

I just don't think Wizard is right about electric cars. Sure, the majority of the population doesn't care about what car they drive. They just want the best method of transportation they can get. But car enthusiasts are a big multi billion dollar industry all over the world. The younger generations all want the same things that we wanted. Race cars, lifted trucks, Lamborghinis, etc. No one cares about seeing a Tesla, Everyone loves seeing an old Corvette or muscle car.

What I love about the car wizard is his no nonsense videos. He breaks everything down, an explains why you spend the amount of money that you will have to spend to get the correct repair/repairs from a reputable mechanic/shop like him and his shop. By the way wizard I'm 33 an considered a millennial an hate it lol. Between being a good dad to my kids, my job, an life in general I don't have time for social media nor do I like it. No time for what a typical millennial does (btw I don't know what one does) I have time for a little bit of KZread before bed an the car wizard is always at the top of the list.

Now this is the battle of golden voices. Props to Adrian for being such a big Suzuki and Volvo guy. Those brands don’t get enough love.

More Bug Ninja Adrian is so knowledgeable and cool! 👍🏻

Now I hear Scotty Kilmer's voice yelling, "ENDLESS MONEY PIT!"

@colinashby3775

3 жыл бұрын

Ernest Beggle is that guy still around

@ernestbeggle1981

3 жыл бұрын

@@colinashby3775 Yup, still talking about his '94 Celica.

@neilmurphy845

3 жыл бұрын

@@ernestbeggle1981 yeah the only thing he knows is Toyota and Honda did you see the poards they do on KZread oh there so funny especially stupid heads

@ernestbeggle1981

3 жыл бұрын

@inthepocket Not Mercedes though. :)

@ernestbeggle1981

3 жыл бұрын

@inthepocket Very nice!

that man has an amazing voice

@rickymac54321

3 жыл бұрын

Not really. Kinda bland.

I like it when you have the Bug Ninja on. He's a very knowledgeable and well spoken guy. Don't worry Car Wizard, hot rodders will still need a mechanic like you to fix their cars. Hoovie will still be maintaining a fleet of cars, also.

GREAT questions from the Bug Ninja !

Adrian the man! I also didn’t realize these were SuperTurbo. Looks much better than the old Nissan March SuperTurbo setup. Very cool to see both on the same car.

I went to my local Volve dealer, I was probably one of two people there, I was able to walk the whole lot, climb in and out of the cars I liked, I never was approached or even greeted. Volvo America should hire Adrian, he would be an asset to the Corporation.

I agree modern engines are becoming far too complex. I’m pumped about fords new old style push rod big block v8. (7.3 Godzilla) simple reliability is all you can ask for. And when something goes wrong it’s easy to work on

@adamharris2674

Жыл бұрын

Aaaaaaaand 2 yrs later and even those 7.3s are proving to not be all that reliable...

Wow that horse and buggie mechanic analogy really hit me...

Car Wizard hit the nail on the head when he described the youngsters views on maintenance of a traditional fuel engine car. Just like their phones they will run the contract on an electric car and then replace with the latest generation on a new contract. They will not tolerate maintenance and repair of an older vehicle. They will run a leases car for ever renewing every 2-4 years. This is probably why the manufacturers love electric cars. Always selling or leasing new cars.

@CarWizard

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutley. Truth!!

@altergreenhorn

3 жыл бұрын

Yes but this attitude wouldn't survive on a long term. Humanity already produce more waste that they could recycle it's only a matter of time when this buy & throw away concept will collapse.

@neilmurphy845

3 жыл бұрын

@@altergreenhorn yes like everything if it's not done properly or dealt with property and quick it will collapse

@neilmurphy845

3 жыл бұрын

@@altergreenhorn that's why I like old cars way more you know exactly how long they'll last

@dglcomputers1498

3 жыл бұрын

And the manufacturers will be laughing when said young person returns the car at the end of the lease only to find that they had a stupidly small mileage allowance and they now owe a decent amount of money in excess mileage charges!

That's nice bin pack , products . Parts cleaner and shelves. Very impressed.

Nothing beats the beast of a transmission jack/ stand that the Car Ninja has. That thing is AMAZING !

I bought a 2018 Volvo XC90 R5 new and can’t help but like it. I use the features I use and there is a mountain of stuff I don’t know or care about. Currently 60 k miles with no issues. I like doing my own maintenance as it comes apart easy after you tool up 😄

300 plus HP out of a 2 liter turbo four banger is great, great until you get about 100,000 miles on it, then it turns into a nightmare.

@maxcactus7

3 жыл бұрын

I would be shocked and elated if it made it to 100K miles without any major issues!

@jimmyaber5920

3 жыл бұрын

I have seen many of the Drive-E engines with more than 100k, way more than 100k miles. The ones that have issues are the low miler ones with lots of idle time. That is the same with the whole crop of 2 liter 4 cylinder turbos from most every make.

@01Bouwhuis

3 жыл бұрын

600 hp 2 ltr 3 cilinder... Koenigsegg....

@draganmladenov

3 жыл бұрын

Not entirely true. The legendary toyota 1jz and 2jz can be tuned to more than 266hp per liter and they don't break after that. Renault has 1.8 liter turbocharger engine with 300 hp, Mercedes 2.0 liter with 421 . And those are normal cars NOT exotic .

@oveidasinclair982

3 жыл бұрын

@@draganmladenov Funny you should bring up the 1JZ, we had one in a 90 SUpra up until early this year, good engine, weak turbo's. It was a JDM so it only had around 60,000 miles, plus another ten thousand from being here, dad had to change the turbo out, it was pissing oil all over the place. It would have been an expensive job if I didn't find a JDM one on KZread, I got it for $275 and spent another $75 for gaskets and O-rings. Those small engines with direct fuel injection and turbos WILL wear out once the car gets over 100,000 miles on them, too much pressure inside the piston, you'll get oil dilution which leads to main bearing failure and the list just goes on.

Mine was a D5. A 2.0 twin-turbo diesel. Also had the Polestar software optimisation pack. Pulled like a train from low revs and averaged 38 UK mpg and easily exceeded 40mpg on a longer journey even if driven at up to 80mph on the highway. The transmission is an Aisin Warner unit, exactly as fitted to Lexus and Toyota front and transverse engine 4wd vehicles.

I wish I had a parts washer like that one when I had my shop. That thing is sweet.

i always wondered how reliable are the xc60 and xc 90 used for the current body style. have you worked on a lot of these so far or is this the first one?

Congrats on the new cool equipment!!

Great video Wizard once again cant wait until you start working on the yacht

Really liked having the bug ninja on the channel. Having him on a couple times a year would be cool.

Please don't believe a electric car has no problems. In my line off work (towing guy) i see a lot off problems with them. In 90% off the time it has to be towed to a garage and it will still cost a lot of money to repair a driving computer. What if the waranty runs off on your Tesla and you have to pay te elictric motors youself, or the subframes.

Great to have a really knowledgeable salesman:-) Does the heat from that parts cleaner have any affect on those plastic parts that I noticed in those valve covers? I assume those plastic parts have something to do with the timing chains....

@organiccold

3 жыл бұрын

No, those plastic parts are designed to work in very high temperatures inside the engine with hot oil.

@davidthompson4489

3 жыл бұрын

I can't imagine that the parts cleaners gets any hotter than the inside of a running engine.

More videos with this young gentleman. Thank you.

Volvo used a transverse leaf spring in the 965 in the mid nineties.

@adrianhicks1616

3 жыл бұрын

Very true

Maybe Mr. DeMuro should watch this video. Impressive SUV indeed! Thanks for the informative guest. And the video.

Hey Car Wizard, silicone and silicone gasket material is not compatible with hydrocarbons; as in gasoline and petroleum oil. Silicone holds up for a few years, then fails

I worked for SafeteClean for a little while back in the 70s and they had those cabinets for putting blocks in. Not cheap!

Holy cow! I threw money at my computer screen every time that guy talked! Best salesman voice EVER!

interesting, US dont get any of the diesel versions? theres like 4-5 of them

Wow this guy is just amazing with his knowledge!

Great video Wizard!

Most milllenials or young adults most likely won't be driving a GL 450. lol

@MarkfromNewYork

3 жыл бұрын

when they are $1500 they will be, just like what happened to the ML's You can get one for dirt cheap

Good commentary from Wizard on electric cars, I respect his attitude, I know some guys in the industry who are very bias against electric cars and it's clearly because they feel threatened, Wizard's comparison to horse and buggies is spot on, adapt or die

The BugNinja is here for the 3rd time, I loved the BugNinja collabs, the next BugNinja video would be Subarus probably the end of the month or next month.

@md2k8

3 жыл бұрын

Hopefully, for sure, because the Bug Ninja will help the Car Wizard, do the buy this, not that video for Subaru.

@md2k8

3 жыл бұрын

Also, for Lexus as well.

@md2k8

3 жыл бұрын

Also, for Lexus as well.

Even older folks don’t want to deal with that. I had an ‘81 Dodge 250 where I could sit on the fender with my feet in the engine bay to do work. Everything was pretty easy to get to.

speaking about the future of electric vehicles. yes, as a millennial i dont want to deal with combustion engines anymore. they are loud, lack torque, theres so much that can be misdiagnosed or hard to get to. even on a toyota. however there is still a lot that has to be maintained/repaired on a electric vehicle. suspension components, windshield repairs, brakes, other stuff that shouldnt normally break but still will at some point. i doubt that you will go out of business once electric vehicles become mainstream. quick lube shops probably, but not general repair shops that know what they are doing.

Looks like it would be a blast to drive and a nightmare to maintain and work on.

That washer is so cool

Beautiful vehicle and a beautiful voice

Great content. Many thanks. James UK

As a Volvo enthousiast happy to see Bug Ninja sharing his knowledge about that XC90!! And I guess Car Wizard is right about the young generation car users..they don't want to be bothered by any mechanical problems driving a car. That will all be electric in the future, just a battery and an electric driving shaft for the wheels. There"ll be no more gasoline cars or carmechanics in 50 years from now!!

I like that parts washer, not sure it's going to get all that gasket seal off though but it should soften it up some to make it easier to get off and have a nice clean cover to put back on which is great. Some of these Mercedes love to over-engineer stuff to their own detriment at times, its just what they do. Excellent until they need fixing like you say.

This is great! Secret Bug Ninja and Wizard knowledge

Thank you, wizard a very interesting video Mercedes repair is getting crazy, and their Labor rates keep going up. My location dealer is like $130.00 a hour. Had a top lock cylinder leak top would not close To manually close the top == $284.00 Replace the top lock cylinder =$ 1,000.00 Check top for errors or switch failure $ 130.00. Per hour. I have not made up my mind to get The cylinder repair or the top fixed. Fought value is around $10,000.00

That is a beautiful Volvo. And you are spot on about engines now going to be the death nell of themselves...

Our Cayenne has a small oil leak on the valve cover. If you drive it 4-5 times a week you never notice. My wife works part-time so sometimes she won't drive for 4-5 days and that's when it seeps down to the headers and it stinks and smokes just a bit. I plan on fixing it myself but it seems to be fixing itself. It hardly leaks much more and is definitely slowing down.

While the exact year is never mentioned, there are certain years that had severe issues. For example, if you owned an early year model 2016, then the piston rings were faulty causing an internal oil consumption. This is primarily because the piston oil rings were easily clogged, thus preventing the oil to drain back to the sump. Generally, both the cylinders & piston rings are upgraded together. However, this was eventually fixed later that year. Obviously, we don't know if this Volvo is an Inscription trim or not. However, certain features such as a leather dashboard & Bowers & Wilkins audio system are missing.

Couldn't agree more, modern cars are now beyond the unskilled, difficult for the semiskilled and often challenging for the skilled. Plus, the high end cars are just about disposable. Look at the disposal yard of Dubai where high end cars a dumped rather than repaired.

wow i swear you guys love making me spend money lol nice to see an actual practical review of equipment

The 1 problem with these newer cars with touch screen displays apart from the finger prints, is the reality that it will fail at some stage and getting a replacement can be very expensive. Wading through the menus can be a little distracting while driving down the motorway. Buttons are important.

@johnbates606

3 жыл бұрын

What scanner would people recommend for a 2010 E 550 Mercedes Benz

The battery cost at replacement stands to be equivalent to major item repair cost for ICE vehicles. Then there is the whole thing of how Ram Cummins pickups will be able to roll call when Cummins is making electric motors for HD pickups instead of diesel ICEs.

Amazingly knowledgeable!

My BMW salesmen; said I had a turbo charged 4 cylinder in a 2011 X3....I opened the hood and it was a n/a inline 6 (which was the option 1 wanted)..... this guy actually knows his stuff.

Golden voice for sure!! Love the Bug ninja

The solution is to get a Toyota or Lexus

@starckmad1779

3 жыл бұрын

So my 2008 Corolla had check engine light on. The vacuum line from the anti rollover valve had a broken molded plastic connector. My mechanic said he had to replace the entire fuel tank. Yes as I found out the anti rollover valve is one with the gas tank, and the vacuum line is integral to that valve. $800 for a a gas tank on a 256000 mile Corolla. I fixed with some super glue and epoxy and we’re all set. Will the GL make 256000 miles?

13:40 A very good point.

I'm going to check out the "Buy this not that - Volvo" video again, but im looking at a 2015 V60 T5 with the 5 cylinder and the 6-speed, it has 15K miles which is very low for the year, anything to look for in this vehicle?

Medium power for a 4cyl these days.. The Mercedes 2014 A45 2.0T is 360bhp. The facelift version in 2016 is 382bhp. And the latest one is now 425bhp, from a factory 2.0T 4cyl. Mind you, my 27yr old Saab 9000 Aero 2.3T 4cyl is also 360bhp.

Give that man a KZread channel!

Wizard and Bug Ninja are right on the money regarding electric cars. I've owned a Kia Soul EV for 4 years now. It's needed a set of tires and AC service.....that's it....nothing else....nada....brakes will need to be done in 3-4 years....all-in-all an awesome vehicle to own and operate....that aside, I love the Wizard's videos and learning about car repairs.

Great job Bug Ninja

If you live in an apartment with no parking lot or one without any kind of plug in option, electric cars are no bueno!

Somehow I'm appreciating my 2017 XC90 even more after listening to B.N 👏👏

"Wait, there's more!" Wiz sounds like a TV shopping channel. :D

12:58 I always thought BMW meant Break My Wallet.

@patrickbolmeyer9515

3 жыл бұрын

Since they have a factory in Alabama, BMW stands for 'Bubba Makes Wheels'!

@micglou

3 жыл бұрын

I always thought it's Brutal Money Waster

@dotlaj

3 жыл бұрын

Bad money waste

@bmh67wa

3 жыл бұрын

We used to say Break My Window and steal my Balupunkt. It was a common sight to see one with a missing stereo.

@abetts1971s1

3 жыл бұрын

It's Broke Man's Wheels

I want a shirt with the quote "Wow that's cool" -Car Wizard My favorite car channel on youtube...

someone special like you wizard will always have a job like this one. you need to specify on oldtimer restauration. no technology goes on forever.

Touchscreen climate is only useable when you are stationary. One button or dial for each function is far safer

Educating ourselves..Nice !

I just bought a 2017 Volvo XC60 D4 AWD 5 Cyl Geartronic 60000km, any problems to watch out for and what is the general rating of the car? 🙂

Try 4200.00 to replace a heater blower motor on a 2002 R53 Mini Cooper S-- 3 pin blower motor ( not including resistor) at Miniwerks Dealership in Minneapolis MN!! 1950 for the motor only the rest is labor. I replaced the entire 6-speed clutch for 1000 dollars less.

What does the Bug Ninja think about the reliability on the t5 t6 models?

The one drawback for longer trips is the time it takes to recharge vs. refuel - hours vs. minutes. Until they perfect the battery exchange in as many sites as there are gas stations, it isn't for me. I am sure that eventually it will be solved and at that point I will switch - I don't think it will be in my lifetime.

Wonder about engine longevity with the turbo and the supercharger.

@christos881

3 жыл бұрын

should be ok since they don't run simultaneously, hopefully lol

@Ilikepie18855

3 жыл бұрын

They've been out for over 5 years. Apparently quite reliable.... I have the same car but with D5 version with 121 000 km. Can't say its been all trouble-free like my Lexus NX or my mothers RX... but it runs good, average 30mpg (7.5L/100KM).

@DerekCully

3 жыл бұрын

I have a 2.4T T5 (turbo 5 cylinder) with 240k. Hasn’t been error free but it’s serviceable and has a nice torque curve.

@alexpetree2038

3 жыл бұрын

@@Ilikepie18855 not quite. They go through pistons

Supercharger, turbo, and electric engines in the back. What can go wrong?

@einar8019

3 жыл бұрын

i mean theyve been out for 5 years and thats not been any problems

Beautiful SUV. Thinning about getting one of these instead of the RX350s I’ve been looking at.

I would looooove to know his opinion on the turbo diesel 2.4 found on 1st gen xc90. I just got my hands on a 2012 in Australia.

Yeah buddy from nice work man

Well, given the choice of the Mercedes you're working on or the 69 Cadillac next to it, I'll take the Cadillac all day long.

@organiccold

3 жыл бұрын

Same here. The Cadillac even looks better

@lindanelson8400

3 жыл бұрын

@@organiccold The Caddy does look better. I had a 69 Sedan Deville four door hardtop, white with a white vinyl top, and black cloth interior with leather inserts. That big 472 pumping out 375 horses was no slouch. My friends made fun of it, called her a grandma car. We drag raced around here when I was a kid. Not much else to do in a town of 2200 people at the time. My buddies weren't laughing so much when I beat them in a race. Good times :-)

@robertlee9395

3 жыл бұрын

The American standard for the world.

@diablocls55

3 жыл бұрын

Linda Nelson lmao no it doesn’t. And you beat someone in a race in a 69 Cadillac? Quit bullshitting, those old cars are slow as dogs

Great BenPack equipment! You are probably saving your mechanics hours of cleaning with that machine instead of a ton of time at a parts cleaning sink.