Apparently It's my fault when someone else buys a junk car, who knew?
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well, what did a 21 year old using an antique car as a daily driver, with apparently little to no mechanical ability, or disposable income, EXPECT? Welcome to "Vintage Cars"....
Lol, my car needs gas. How come you can't put gas in my car? 😂😂
People are unbelievable brother!!!! No one takes responsibility for their own actions or decisions anymore. They have to blame someone else.
The motherfuckers are entitled, and want shit just handed to them.
It's your fault I'm subscribing! 😂
these cars should be an extra toy on the side not a daily driver....especially not youre only car.....
They should be, but who can afford 2 cars now-a-days?
My only car is an 82 Capri RS 5.0 that I have driven daily for 42 years! Drove it right out of the Mercury showroom.
I've daily driven a fox for 9 years, clear through winters. Shit happens, this kid needs to grow up and figure it out on forums and yotube videos. Not post his L's online publicly.
Purchased my 87 GT when I was 19 years old and had problems with it at different times but 261,000 miles later and daily driving it’s still my favorite car to drive👊🦊
Unbelievable!!!! He needs to take responsibility for his own actions. Any used car can be problems. A kid that doesn't know better.
Thats the problem with this younger generation-lack of accepting responsibility & it's always somebody elses fault!
And the motherfuckers are entitled, and want everything just handed to them.
My viewers are in their 40s to 60s. I get this sort of thing from that age group too. It is just most people do not have the belief of personal accountability. It's always some one else's fault.
@@TheLukaCeeChannel Cole will ignore your comment and will still blame it on the youngsters 😂
@@PowerfulRoman Cole is speaking facts
@@PowerfulRoman 😂
Same thing happened to my nephew. 23 at the time and purchased a gen 1 lightning he asked me on my opinion and I said don't get it cause it was a basket case.he still got it paid 9,000 for it and he lost his patience with it shortly after. I ended up buying from him but took me another 2 years and 3000 bucks later to finally get it running phenomenal
LMR has a blue print crate engine I wanna put in mine, but the only reason I haven't ordered the thing is cause I can't find anybody I trust to put it in there. But I'm not blaming anybody for it🤷♂️
I would [highly] recommend you join a forum in addition to watching these kinds of channels. Dropping a crate engine into a Fox is a weekend deal for two dudes with average mechanical ability and tools. The wiring needs to be handled like it's a new-born and the EEC needs to be sent off for recondition whether you think it needs it or not. On a side note: Blue Print engines are the hot ticket right now, IMO. They use [their own], new cast 4-bolt blocks but don't sell those blocks ala carte. It's a pretty amazing deal. Buy the engine and work out the install once it arrives. I doubt they're going to get cheaper while you wait. 😱
An engine crane with a balancer to tilt the motor, was $175 at Harbor Freight years back. A plug in/bolt in, swap is not hard. There is no one to trust with a swap. Research, plan for the known complications. Expect it to take longer and cost more than you thought. That said it should be waaaay cheaper to do for yourself. It can be easier than tearing into an engine for maintenance. Once you've swapped it, THERE IS NO ONE YOU CAN TRUST to even do simple tasks. Things changed and a regular mechanic will not know what has changed. Get a friend to help.
Definitely do it yourself, a lot easier than you imagine..
I've been running a Mustang forum for well over 20 years now. You get people who come into this hobby with eyes wide open and you have people that don't. There are lots of folks with zero brain pan, zero mechanical ability, zero tools and experience, and think that if they buy a Fox, it's going to somehow turn out like the ones in the magazine pages with nothing more than a trip to Autozone. 🤣😂 These are the same people that calculate their HP by adding up the gains advertised in the ads. There's nothing you can do for them. They should have bought a Honda.
Wait you mean a K&N air filter, larger diameter throttle body, and MSD ignition won’t net me 300whp??
I mean I used split fire spark plugs!! 😂😂😂
I have a new problem with my fox every week. They are old. But my everyday car is a Camry 😂
That guys a dork man. If you can't afford it to begin with and clearly aren't down for the process of learning to work on it then don't get one. 30+-year-old cars of course they have issues and flaws. I got a fox at 22 that was not in the greatest condition but I've learned how to do everything on that car and it's been my daily for 2 years now. Before my fox the biggest project I had done was a brake job. Thanks to you and brew2l for the content you guys post there's literally nothing at this point I wouldn't try on my own.
WHO KNEW???!!!!!!
Good lord. What the actual f&@k.
Hey buddy keep up the good work your going to have people like this it's easy to put the blame on someone else
$12000 for the car, I'm sure it wasn't stock which is part of reliability issue(s) he is having. There is a reason why there are quite a few channels directly related to foxbody mustangs, meaning there is always something to do to them lol.
What the hell is wrong with these kids! Who buys a 35 year old car as a daily driver? I have a BMW, 2 Honda Accords, a Honda Civic, a Silverado and a 88 Notchback. All my vehicles are 20 years old which is why I have so many. Cars broke, take a different one. Even when I was 16 and had a 79 Trans Am I daily drove a 84 Accord and drove the TA on the weekend because 94 Octane was .99 cents a gallon and making $5 an hour we struggled! 🤣
My 17 year old daughter daily 's a 92 f150 and we work on it regularly but don't have that much trouble but it is a under 100000 mile truck
Man I feel for him but him blaming you for his inability to get the car running is unfortunately a product of that generation in many cases.
What i remember you said they were go cars but don't get one if you don't want to work on them because they are 30 plus years old you tell everybody what to look for when you go to buy one don't blame someone for your mistakes
So next time mrs is po about the bored 351w block taking up space I'll point her to you 😅
These cars are super simple especially when they only have bolt ons if you can't work on it you probably aren't mechanically inclined I built a handful of them before I even graduated highschool with a 100 piece craftsman tool set and NO INTERNET 😂😂😂
At least you are taking responsibility for ruining that's kids life 😅 I feel for the kid. Project car for a daily is a mistake I have only made only 60% of the time lol
I'm sure he learned a valuable lesson, don't put all your eggs in one basket...now I need to go back to my 04 mach 1 and keep looking for the mystery electrical issue wooo hoooo!!!
You don't want to explain shit to that guy every car on this planet has some kind of problem are you capable of taking care of it that kid should have buy a Camry
He probably doesn't have any skills to work on a car like that anyway it's not for everyone
People should not blame their lack of skill and knowledge on you.
Heck, if you have a computer, there are hundreds of forums and videos.
Then being old to me would be knowing it's going to have issues, worn out parts, but there def is enough information out there to fix it but agreed as a secondary car
1992 mustang 5.0 hatchback how do you get the connector apsrt under the steering wheel.therea two of them one was easy .the other is impossible. please help
i have a 93 fox gt full rotisserie restoration every nut and bolt replaced completely new drivetrain and yet it still has issues and i still have to work on it even though its basically new. you dont buy these cars for an everyday driver you buy them for a toy.
🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆
Being able to provide all my needs without the help of the Government is really a dream come through because I'm favoured financially getting a 10k return on my 3k investment.
How?
Getting me to watch these Great Videos IS Your Fault Caleb. lol
My 90 is 100% reliable and trouble free. I'd drive it across the country at night. 😁
Of course I took a couple grand and went through it front to rear so it's essentially a new car. I've had it 30 years.
Needs some paint again, needs some interior work, but the AC is 43* and I can drive it anytime, anywhere.
NOTE: As I said, I repaired and replaced everything again so I can bang my T5 at will. 👍👍😎😎
Good video Caleb 👍😎
Send him a complimentary box of TISSUES..smh..🤪🤣
Finally some clarity!!!! I burnt the clutch on my 93 notch like 15 years ago. I knew it wasn’t my fault!!!!!
Dang. He paid $12k for a car with a BYPASSED heater core!! Red flag! Red flag! Lol run away!
lol I’m surprised you even responded to this kid. Any car that 30 plus years old is gonna have problems.
So, a 30+ year old car is problem free,right. When l bought my foxbody, IT NEEDED WORK!I knew this and planned to slowly restore it.If you want a turn key foxbody be ready with deep pockets and educate yourself on restoration costs.
Hey Caleb I'm blaming you also for Coyote swapping my 01 Bullitt! If it wasn't for the great videos and content you put out, I wouldn't have seen these great ideas put into action! Now with these giveaways I have to enter! Blaming you forsure, but keep it coming brother!
These cars were daily drivers for me...25 years ago! My 93 GT, is a classic, second car at best. For me, it's a continuous, never ending project and toy.
Fox body’s (Mustangs) are not for the faint of heart or those without mechanical know how. On the flip side when it’s running right you can’t beat it.
You are amazing Caleb. Don’t worry about negative comments. ❤
Also people put too much emphasis on paint and body and completely forget the car has to be mechanically sound also. 12,000 buys a pretty car. Not necessarily a running reliable car.
Well said …these cars are easy to work on, but not 4 everyone. He basically bought a project car when he should’ve bought an economy one.sometimes it’s best to just admire the cars & other ppls projects until you can afford your own.
Bought a brand new 1990 5.0 Mustang when i was 25 years old.Saved $16,000 and paid cash for it.Drove it for 10 years in all seasons here in Canada until it was rotted out.Fast forward to 2019 and i bought a 1994 Mustang GT for 7grand Canadian that had $12,000 in parts alone into it.I only drive 1500 km each year for pleasure.I am 59 years old and now have disposable income when it needs repair.
The point i am trying to make is you cant expect no issues to arise from an old car if its your daily driver .You either have to be mechanically inclined to fix yourself or have the money to pay for someone else to fix it.
Having a Foxbody is a hobby. If you don’t have 1 money 2 willing to work on it 3 learn from it then it’s not the car you need. Ridiculous how he had the nerve to blame someone for something that obviously is his fault. Should’ve bought something newer. And even then he would’ve had a car payment 🤦♂️
A foxbody mustang is 31-45 years old... odds are there's gonna be a problem or two my guy. 😅
Lm😂o I'm weak smh it happens he can't call you out for his short comings
The sad reality is, that in 2024, if you aren’t making at least $80,000.00 a year, you probably won’t have the money for parts or to have these cars repaired or restored. Even if you have the mechanical knowledge, the parts alone have become almost prohibitively expensive. The car hobby after COVID has become quite expensive.
ITS YOUR FAULT MY CORNER GLASS LEAKS IM TO FAT FOR MY SEAT AND BENT THE FRAME ITS YOUR FAULT ITS NOT FASTER AND DEFINATELY YOUR FAULT MY BOSS FIRED ME FOR DRINKING ON THE JOB.
Funny, the car was built to be a daily. If you do not have the deposable income to pay someone else to keep it running or the ability ,equipment , and time to build and maintain the vehicles you buy. Maybe one should make better financial decisions! for the select few that can do 95% of the work ourselves. DO BECAUSE WERE ARE POOR AND THE ONLY WAY WE CAN GET THE NICE CARS IS TO BUY SOMEONE ELSE BROKEN DREAMS AND BUILD IT OURSELVES WITH HARD WORK AND SACRIFICE ! I started at age 18, buying collecting tools, cars,parts, and equipment to do what I love. I'm now 55 and have 14 projects to build, and I just finished having my shop built . I may not live long enough to build them all. In the end, we are only the care takes our cars. I like the idea that something I built will live on long after I'm gone, hopefully to be passed on to the next guardian of our car hobby! It's not the car itself , paint , chrome, engine, ect, it's the stories told and the memories made that give the car value . Keep on the road .
Thinking seriously about selling trading the cobra if you know anyone interested
These cars ARE easy to work on if you have a modicum of an idea of what youre doing. Nobody goes into working on cars a professional off the bat. Besides, UA-cam is your friend with working on cars. Not just foxbodies but ANY car. If youre too lazy to take the time to learn thats on YOU
No, it's Dover's fault...just kidding :)
There is a good reason both my kids drive Toyotas. (Update: posted literally 10 seconds before I got to your Camry recommendation.)
*21, LOW INCOME, ONLY CAR and 30 year old FOXBODY DOES NOT MIX!!!!*
This hobby IS NOT cheap. You come into this space without a daily driver you’re setting yourself up to be on your feet!
And for $12,000 this damn near trouble free. So I question whether u had help looking over the car before you brought it.
Then again the reason most of us older gearheads learned how to turn wrenches is out of necessity being a broke teen keeping cheap cars on the road. When your a broke kid you fix it or walk! Well we all know which option gearheads took. What is it necessity breeds ingenuity or something. If he stuck to it he would likely look back n say it was the best thing that could have happened to him he was forced to learn! But then again thinking about it why the hell are you turning innocent impressionable children onto old Ford's... Are you just plain sadistic? That's just wrong in so many ways, at least say if your under 25 n broke or don't hate yourself get a Chevy! Some people 🤪.
Caleb - it was your fault I bought an 82 Capri because of project frostbite and I couldn’t rig the contest 🤣😂🤪
30 or so years ago I made the “youthful mistake” of getting a 1965 Mustang convertible as my only means of transportation. No power nothin’ and no AC. I’m born and raised Texan and KNOW what summers are like here. Black vinyl interior was unforgiving as hell. I’m a better than average “wrench” too and it took me a couple years to realize my mistake. Young folks gonna young folk…. I mention the ‘65 because it was the age these cars are now to people in their late teens early twenties. Hell, I know some grown folks who shouldn’t have a fox body 😂
Kid, if you're watching this: You need just take a moment and realize you're in a mess and you're the one who's got to get yourself out of it. You can point fingers all you want. You can get mad. You can have regrets. None of that will get your car out of dad's driveway. *It isn't hopeless, it's just hard.* You don't know what you're doing, but the good news is this is how you learn, and there's LOTS of how-to help out there. Your only option is: Take a breath, suck it up, get to work, you just might learn something.
How do I know? I was in the exact same spot when I was in high school (in the 80s). Did headers on a rusty POS torsion bar Mopar A-body (4.6 Cobra is easy by comparison).My skill level wasn't anywhere close to that job at that time and it sucked. Car apart in the driveway, taking the freaking bus to work, my dad in my ass about getting it done or hauling it off. Bad weather. 150 piece craftsman tool kit. Everyone said they told me so. No internet. Bad times. It was a rough *3 weeks*.
It was badass for high school when it was done. I've been glad ever since I didn't wimp out halfway through.
Don't blame others for the choices you made!!!!!
Yeah it’s your fault I got 12 mustangs and love all the busted knuckles that go with them. Lol
I bought all new brake lines from LMR and almost every connection leaked but I’m not blaming them. Sometimes the new parts you order could be defective and even watching install videos not everything is as easy as it looks. Never give up.
People are just dumb asf! So its your fault i want another foxbody to work on and picking up a 91 gt that needs some work. I like your content for sure. This younger gen wants shit handed to them.
I have not seen all of your videos. But try catching as many as possible. I can not remember you even once saying the Fox body was a reliable car. I'm 58 Year old and when I was his age. Going to the junk yard getting parts for my old cars was some of my best memories.
Lol, there is so much that could be said, but ya said it best when ya said been there done that, lived it. Ain't nothing like an old Ford to fusterate ya, break your bank, and cause you to wanna quit, but that's part of it. My question is where did a 21yr old get 12gs for a 30yr old car? Daddy bought it, and that's his fault
It's this younger generation, that wants to blame some body and don't accept any blame for their choices,
your channel is for entertainment purposes, and if gain any knowledge along the way that's great. Don't own
Foxbody's anymore, had three of them, they are like any thing else the older they get, the more things are going
to break.You guys helped with New Edge Mustangs, that has helped me. Even these cars are getting Old as well.
Keep up the great videos, I will always enjoy them, and always get useful information.
Dude just wanted to cry and try and make you feel bad, nowhere did I hear him ask for any advice on the problems he's having, this younger generation is completely lost. Ive dailyed my highly modified 93 fox for over 2 yrs now.
It's a 35+ year old car... shit happens. They can be a reliable car for sure. I daily my 87 gt and beat the royal 💩 out of it and it's been great for years! Even drove the thing all the way to ford takeover in June from the indiana/Michigan line with no problems.. with 4.10s and a 3500 non lock converter at that.. buddy probably bought something that needed alota work and tried to get by not fixing it..
Call me a gatekeeper if you want but if you have no clue about cars or just don't know about these cars, DO NOT BUY ONE. Im so tired of people that can't even change their own oil get these hotrodded cars then wanna act all cool and shit
When he prefaced the email with him being 21 years old I knew exactly where the gist of it was leading!!! Unreal!
I can't say how this letter to you speaks of inexperience.
You are very straight forward in your vids ... but every body who has been around cars at all knows a) you have to have alot of cash or b) you have to be a mechanic to work on your own car including tools/space/ time to have an old school cool hobby car like a Foxbody.
I have been into foxbodys since the early 90s, when my son got into cars, I told him, " if you want a hotrod, get you a hotrod, but make damn sure you have something else to drive back and forth to work lol
Anyone who expects to daily or remotely drive a 30 y/o car these days regularly must expect all these conditionals. Common sense.
I'm curious as to what the other problems were? They could be the simple fixes that almost all foxes experience.
Well, YEAH! LOL!!!
It’s all your fault that my car needs a heads, cam and intake setup! And Damnit you’re gonna make it right!! 😂
gen z strikes again they want gen x cars that are 30 yrs old and won't take responsibility for their actions keep up the good work caleb real fox body guys love the channel
Someone show me where Caleb, or anyone else for that matter ever called these cars reliable. I'm pretty sure Caleb, and the rest of us with knowledge of fox body's say that the newest fox body's are 31 years old now, they are old technology, and that certain things like to break. As for the not knowing how to work on one. Let me just be blunt and say you have no business working on any car if you can't figure out a fox body. Sorry for the rant, but the truth is the truth, I have no reason to defend Caleb, I don't know him, but I enjoy his content that's it, but, when I hear shit like this it pisses me off
I owned and modified a 1991 GT and drove the wheels off it and it was the reliable daily driver for years and I mean years!! My only complaint or regret is that times got super hard for me and my family and I had to sell it. But at that end of the day it was one of the easiest cars to repair and modify.
Pretty weird that he spent 12k without having a mechanic take a look at the thing first. He also doesn't say what all the problems are, or why it's taken apart in his father's garage. To play devil's advocate, I will say that there are a ton of channels where they take some POS junkyard car and get the motor to run long enough to film a video and act like anyone can do it. If you're a young kid starting out, you don't necessarily know how much it actually sucks to be on your back stinking of oil and antifreeze, fighting with some rusted garbage and cursing every car engineer. You're definitely not one of those channels, but a kid who spends all day on social media might not understand that working on old cars sucks, and that it only pays off when you can finally actually drive something you built yourself.
Guy probably posts the standard "what oil do I need" crap in every Mustang group on the internet too.
We had a saying in Detroit back in the day. Chrome dont get ya home. Lol
You have to atleast have basic mechanical knowledge to do anything on any car. But as you said it’s 30+ year old car! Things become brittle and break and wear out! Car deserves a better owner is what it sounds like
The problem is buddy you need to do a lot of research and take things in stride. This message is to you young man if you read this you do things little by little until you get them right this is a hobby. I have one that I’ve been working on for approximately four years Right now I’m waiting on the engine because I turned it into a 347 stroker. This is an old man’s game. If your patient it would work out for you if you find people in the Mustang community around your area trust me they will drive over and help youto reach out to any Mustang club in your area that is just a tip. Don’t be discouraged. Get yourself something to get yourself to work and get at it in the end. You will appreciate the work you’ve done with your own hands.
12k and it's full of problems? Don't buy a used car if you don't know what the hell your looking at,or what to look for!
Hey let him know, I'll buy it for $1200,
I guess the kid didn't watch your pops car videos.
Its someone who knows nothing about cars,foxbodies are simple as "f" to work on.
Classic case of someone saying if I had a fox I’d drive it every day and don’t realize it ain’t for the weak lol
You have talked about how these cars are now 30 years old and at this point and time, they often need everything, in more than one video. You have pretty much had to do everything on a car like pops car. It's not your fault if a viewer has a bad experience owning one of these cars
My Thunderbird has been down for a while again as time and money allow me to work on it, but at the end of the day I'm the one that decided a 31 year old car was what I wanted, Nothing last forever and every problem has a solution.
They are great cars when they are sorted. They only stay sorted for a while though. This channel is as real as it gets. The information to fix any part of a foxbody is out there if you look..
These cars are not for younger people. There for us gen x. That can work.on cars
21 and not alot of money is where he messed up even if your mechanically inclined these cars will nickel and dime you if your going to mess with foxbodys you need to make sure your income is up to par he would have been better off getting a 3v they make decent power more reliable and are cheaper to get than a foxbody
no mechanical ability and to spend 12 grand on a car that's old was a poor decision his part no matter what type of make or modal people put blame on others cause its easier then to admit to themselves the made the wrong decision
Young folks do not understand it takes time and money to be in the car hobby he should have got something reliable for his first car if he wants a fox body get that down the road and work on it little bit when you get extra money
Wish I could like this video a hundred times!! I'm on my 3rd mustang! Invested ..,000 on them! It cost money! Have a dependable car to drive!! ;-)
Fox body Mustangs are probably the easiest cars to work on, that has ever rolled off a US assembly line. With a 14 year production span, factory and aftermarket parts are plentiful and cheap/cost effective. These cars were designed 100% opposite of the "planned obsolescence" mindset of today. Everything is serviceable.
Parts/items under the hood can be easily reached (plenty of room) and removed. For example, you can have the radiator out in 10 minutes. When I was in my 20's...working in tandem, me and a friend, once changed my clutch, pressure plate, and TOB in 45 minutes! Working on a Honda or Toyota is quite a bit more difficult (and you do have to work on them). I daily drove my fox body for almost two decades; owned it for 34 years. It has been far more reliable than our Honda.
Younger people today, need to learn how to fix and maintain things... learn how to do physical work/repairs. Problem is... too many kids now, have grown up playing video games or sitting in front of the computer. If it is not a click with mouse or a touch on a screen, it is too difficult and/or someone else's fault.
Grow tf up ppl . Its on u to figure out the worth of a fox. If u dont know these cars or cant learn these cars leave them alone. myself i know their could be rust behind tail lights ,on the bottom of doors , check the torque boxes , That the T5s are junk that came in them . The list goes on .These cars are 30yo ffs . This kid has been coddled his whole life . Hes 21 he obviously wasnt raised with no real men who taught him to work on a basic pushrod motor. Ill say wtf were all thinking