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ice cream, good. merc, good. this is great stuff, this channel deserves 100x current subs

I want a Pao! And a Sera! Wish importing them to CA wasn't so costly

Masterful filmmaking.

So clean, so nice, cute af car.

As someone who has done Petrolicious films for years - this is what it should've been. Chapeau!

I see a Subaru Domingo parked around North Brooklyn that always has me rubbernecking. Wonder if it’s the same one, haha -(DSNY worker)

Thank you for this.

Just found out about this youtube channel and you guys are doing great love the videos keep it up, alex has immaculate taste in cars

Amazing!!!! great job guys

I think this pretty much sums up why we own cars - not to "scratch" our egos but to "touch happiness". Cheers to that!

This is great!

amazing!

Beautifully done! Love the story and production. Keep up the great work.

Masterclass video, love it! 485 views is criminal. I have so many questions, what camera was this filmed with? What ratio? That R80gs is what dreams are made of...

beautiful video, great music, interesting story and some for thought about life. thank you

Amazing as usual

This was a work of art. Well done.

This video made me go find a used copy of his book. Can’t wait to get it and read it!

What an incredible story and car :’)

Love Corea's ethos on life.

A youtube video worthy of a home theater

Digital made life better but it took the soul out of everything as well.

under 100,000 ever made too

SHOW THE COLORE DARK DAY

Nice to be rich

Great video

The 33's are the rare ones, right in the depression no one could afford a new car .The rarest one I ever saw was 33 Chev roadster with an Australian Holden body .

New Sub!

Cool, we had the 61 Lesabre back in the day. I always liked showing off the engine compartment because it had a Wildcat motor w/ a big cat on the air breather. It's cool you left it as it was w/ the small white wall tires. Loved early 60s GM all of em!

What a great video! Always great to share something with the ones we love.

this was beautiful man.

''There's Appel to doing things a little hard'' the story of golf

I love it. Class all the way .. keep it up man

Back in the day, I had a friend who owned a brown 77 targa. We would cruise around town and make that 911 sing. He's passed on now but I managed to buy a 3.2 gaurds red coupe 12 years ago and I wish he were here to see it. These air cooled cars are something special and after owning one you are never quite the same!

Cool car. Cool girl.

Love the car Trevor! Where did you find the “Retired Racer” Grill Badge? My wife and I rescue Greyhounds, and I would love one for my 914!

Love it! I just bought a '78. Where did you get that steering wheel horn center cap?

I am looking at one on Barrett Jackson auction this week at Palm Springs maybe buying one to use for vintage racing- it has an auto transmission it would need a Tremec 5 speed I think.

Świetna praca, gratuluję 😊

Wow! I also had a 1989 Nissa Pao. It was the ivory color. I just loved it for all the reasons you mentioned. My Saturday morning errands always took an hour longer because of all the people wanting to talk to me about it. I ended up selling it when we moved to Spain, but it stayed in my Jacksonville, FL neighborhood. Two ladies bought it and love it as well.

Really nice video❤ came here from insta cuz I want to own a 987.1 Cayman S and witnessed a really inspiring story ✨✨

What a great story. Great that he had it from ‘71. Great that it still runs and looks good. Great that he never sold it. Great that from Day One he knew what he had. I love all of it.

Impressive story. Would love to hear more about that Cayman. I bet it has some stories to tell.

Maciej zrobiłeś coś pięknego Mistrzostwo świata, pozdrowienia z wlkp

Seems he is a master at avoiding life problems...

young man I think you are great, so please delete your first sentence! Erase it from your life! Don´t get yourself trapped :)

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Great color.

How doesn’t this have millions of likes

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