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Thanks for sharing! What a treat on this Monday morning. Janky do thanky!

I dig the wheels

You need to sell some merch! Some janky af window or bumper stickers would be badazz. Ballcaps with logo, stuff like that.😂

Plastic welding kit

New to the channel, cool video!!

So glad you are getting her put back together! I need to post pics of my 97 restoration soon... it's crazy where the rust hides!

your enthusiasm for the jank is awesome

you should do an Aerostar with all the body panels a different colors like some VW Harlequin edition of the 90's 🙂

If you’re not wearing your seat belt just pull the one from the passenger’s side and click it into your side to silence the beeping.

It looks dinky next to that Econoline! Man vehicles have grown to accommodate our waistlines! 🤣

Might hit the bottom of that new panel with some rust reformer or paint. I've gotten extra years from doing that. I too like all the mix-and-match colors so black at the base not a problem for me LOL.

jealous of those headphones

Man I could use that drivers door panel. Nice find dude.

Vans are the supreme vehicles for efficiency in general. They would suit most people who think they need a pick up truck.

I'm glad someone is showing love to these forgotten 2000s American made sedans which were, for the most, actually pretty reliable! The 4cyl Malibu is one of the best commuter cars, since they use the same engine as the S-10. I love the older Oldsmobile cars like the 98 Royale, but the 4cyl Alero is a great car that gets slept on too much. It's basically an American made Honda Civic. Also the good ol' fantastic plastic Saturn SL1 should never be left out of reliable transportation. Obviously on the Ford side we had all the good ol' reliable panther platforms, too. The American car market was on the cusp of greatness when the recession hit which shuttered so many makers, it's really the biggest shame we never got to see what could have been. I do agree, too, that Pontiac was cooking but got shuttered early which is indeed a sad story.

These were decent cars. Granted, I liked the generation after this one. Mom had a 5th gen, 2001. If I needed a car in a pinch, I'd drive this.

We had a windstar

As soon as you said they should make a electric version I immediately ended the video electric 😷🚮🗑️🤢🤮

11:45 In Cleveland, someone would shoot John Lennon , so no downtown trips to the Rock Hall ,lol

11:07 That's a graphic from the front of an old King Crimson LP Famous for a song named "Maggot Brain"

It IS sha-GRINN Falls Ohio, and you could see the falls on FOX8 Cleveland local news most anyday (or recordings) 7:13

That maroon fender actually looks pretty cool. Ties in with center caps.

Fun fact, the Aerostar is in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas as the Moonbeam, stunning, also I saw the collection vid (my first vid I saw) and everything is amazing :)

I love the 96' Ford Aerostar, because it has the XL 2-tone. They are probably my favorite Areostars. Edit, I hope you fix your Areostar that got hit by a deer.

what a beautiful septembwr day!!

My grandpa's '85 Ranger had those dog dish hub caps that looked like they had the locking hubs. What a classy look! He always lamented trading it in for his '95 2WD 4banger ranger, said his Aerostar was a much better truck.

Lenny is cool!:)

So cool house!

Nice fleet, Brother. Every one of them is cool. I still have two LeSabres in my modest fleet of four. Keep 'em coming!

That's a magnificent king cab aerostar truck

My experience with late 70s and into 80s cars with carburetors is that sputtering was usually a lean problem. The malaise era was all about emissions and economy. Everything else including drivability and power was sacrificed. My impression is all were designed to run lean from the get go. No idea if the mid--80s 2.3L was notorious for it or not.

My radiator/cooling system has had constant problems. I replaced the coupling in the upper radiator cooling tube system. But the coolant reservoir intake tube is a joke. The tube is the circumference of a phone wire and is crazy thin. Breaks into pieces without even touching it. Ford is a terrible company that no one should buy from.

Reminds me of the Element skateboard logo.

All X1/9s come with a parts car. :)

IS THAT BROWN AEROSTAR THE HOLY GRAIL?? I LUV ANYTHING WITH A MANUAL TRANSMISSION,BRUUH..😃😂

Great collection, a few of my favorite childhood cars. My dad used to put his sunglasses up on the dash and we'd laugh when they slid across on every turn. We had a '92 LeSabre for a while; I never thought of it as a large car because we replaced it with a Park Avenue that was even bigger. My grandparents had a '93 Aerostar XLT that I learned to drive in. I could never figure out how you'd get to the engine to work on it... Does the hatch over the transmission tunnel give any access to the engine?

Dude, I totally understand you. I collect odd cars too. I’ve got a 1996 Oldsmobile Aurora and my friends make fun of me. I love that car, it’s so quirky. So much character. Keep it up man, glad I found your channel.

Janky Leno! Jay's collection has nothing on yours, player. The pride in your voice as you wax poetically about these vehicles is inspiring. A frankensteined version of an Aerostar cab with a Ranger bed attached would be a great work vehicle. And I know a crew who could paint it orange if need be.

That guy in the Austin Healey or whatever was probably like "this MF got a Fiat X19 and he's over here looking at a damn Ford Aerostar!" 😂 awesome fleet, forgot that the aerostars were RWD and could have sticks!

Enjoying the video! Awesome presentation! Love listening to you talking about cars! Great energy! Janky do thanky! Waiting for an Orange car! Thanks for the camera man!

They all bare the seasoning from my childhood, them vans got me. My father ran through them regularly due to hauling his equipment from work. Love them.

Great video, sir. Keep ‘em coming.

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Looks like the "driveway inside my Mind" 🤯😆🚙🛻🚗🚓🚐

Still trying to find an early aerostar with the 2.3

The x1/9 was such neat little car. Troubled, but neat.

When I was a car dealer in the 90's and early 2000's I have sold dozens of them they hold up pretty well

I drive a 1988 a baby blue lincoln town car with dark blue interior 98k miles now im the only one that drives one in the entire city I live in.

Literally me, I own 2 Geos and I need more weird "regular" cars

42yr wrencher here. I have worked on all of the models you have in your fleet, at one time or another. Fiat not so much. I really enjoy your energy. You are just a likable good guy. I drive beaters others gave up on fix them and as you know when you just do the simple things on maintenance issues they will last forever. 99 civic 11 escape 12 odyssey. Really enjoyed the content. 63 cincinnati oh here.