Nice Caprice. What I like best is that it seems everything on the car works except the clock. See too many cars anymore with big wheels & tires & 20,000 dollar paint jobs that have non functional wiper's, headlamps & turn indicator's. Thanks for the video.
I sure do miss the smell of those cars and how nice they were and how quick they were and how agile they were they ran perfect snow problems easy to work on great automobile.
I just picked one up this past Saturday, super stoked about it. Power windows, locks, comfortron ac, bumper guards, vigilites, tilt steering, 350. Needs a little TLC, but solid. Selling my 70 Impala to fund this one. Also have a 67 Caprice power everything, ac, including factory 8 track player, 396.
This was my first car. Mine was white with a black vinal top, black interior. 400 tubo transmission. It had 56,000 miles on it. I payed $750 for it in 1978. This car drove like a Cadillac. Very smooth ride
Boy, she is sweet in black, always liked the 1970 styling and colored keyed hubcaps...Nicely equipped with comfortron and amfm radio also! How did they keep it so nice all these years!
I like them all, probably 66 the best. I did a great video on a baby blue 75, full feature with road test, etc not too long ago. Thanks for following Samspace81
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I didn't realize they made a Caprice in '70. I always thought Biscayne, Bel Air, and Impala. VERY NICE!!
Appreciate you watching
Loved the interior of this car . Must have been kept inside most its life. Sweet.
Solid as a truck that was the reputation of American Cars 40 years ago
For sure, thanks 4 watching 👀
That is a beautiful machine I must say!
Sure was ❤️
Wow, that is a beauty!
It was, thanks for watching
Nice Caprice. What I like best is that it seems everything on the car works except the clock. See too many cars anymore with big wheels & tires & 20,000 dollar paint jobs that have non functional wiper's, headlamps & turn indicator's. Thanks for the video.
Yep, thanks Andy! Glad you enjoyed it, i love it when I get to work with an old car with original paint & interior.
Remember...the clock never works in a real man's car.
@@joebirdable Even a broken clock is right twice a day.
I sure do miss the smell of those cars and how nice they were and how quick they were and how agile they were they ran perfect snow problems easy to work on great automobile.
Love it. I never tire of working with old cars. Thanks so much for following Samspace81 and the great comment
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I just picked one up this past Saturday, super stoked about it. Power windows, locks, comfortron ac, bumper guards, vigilites, tilt steering, 350. Needs a little TLC, but solid. Selling my 70 Impala to fund this one. Also have a 67 Caprice power everything, ac, including factory 8 track player, 396.
Aww man, congrats!
Had a '69 Belair and '69 Impala 'vert. Both 327's. They rusted,fell apart. Then I bought a 1969 Chrysler New Yorker. Smooth,powerful 440 engine..
Appreciate you sharing 🙏
VERY cool car, but all that black rattle can spray paint under the hood would drive me nuts. I'd use a paint stripper and get it all off.
you and me both! leave it alone or do it right
Front grille much like Buick. Logical final evolution of '65 model.
Thanks David
In it's day it was just a Chevy, but what a magnificent vehicle compared to what we have now!
So well stated!
My dream car and they are selling for 70k in this condition..sadly you can't find many of them anymore
Yep all going up
owned a blue one that a farmers wife left sitting in a hog lot same blue inteirior blue outsid 2 door rally wheels the yr i rescued it was 1980
Wow thats good stuff, thanks for sharing
Just meeds a little body work and a new paint job.
Pretty good old car
beautiful car , original everyghing it doesnt get better than that ,
so true
Looks like my 70 impala
Very cool, a keeper car
Dad had one mint condition sold it for 800 dollars and bought a Buick 225
Deuce & a Quarter, nice. Thanks for sharing that memory & I appreciate you watching my channel, Edward
Awesome daily driver
nice shape, my first car was a 69 impala, great car with I still had it , thanks for posting
Appreciate you as well
This was my first car. Mine was white with a black vinal top, black interior. 400 tubo transmission. It had 56,000 miles on it. I payed $750 for it in 1978. This car drove like a Cadillac. Very smooth ride
Awesome first car! Thanks so much for following Samspace81, your classic car vlogger
Awesome car, how much did it sell for? or do you still have it?
Can't remember
Que cosa mas bella ese convertible
Great car Coupe or convertible for sure :)
Boy, she is sweet in black, always liked the 1970 styling and colored keyed hubcaps...Nicely equipped with comfortron and amfm radio also! How did they keep it so nice all these years!
Great looking ride
Why do other years of the Caprice look better than the '70? But this one is interesting.
I like them all, probably 66 the best. I did a great video on a baby blue 75, full feature with road test, etc not too long ago. Thanks for following Samspace81
You are so right! My dad had a '66 -- silver, black top, black buckets w/console -- so i know what you mean! I
What you talking.about 70 caprice just the best
@@javiervilla7818 The '69 was nice too.
Thanks.
Welcome!
I would take it over a Benz any day.
Old school is always cool. Appreciate you watching
love the originality .
Memorable car
Still got ours in the garage, ready to go. Bought new in Virginia.
A keeper car
All it needs is some white walls... good to go... nice...
Thanks Robert ✌️
to much bondo and dents rust and to old