I did Bondurants racing school in Phoenix with Hellcats. We did an Apex exercise where you are punishing the car and going fast for 33 mins straight. Gas went from 100 to 18% in that period of time.
I got a 72 Road Runner. Been sitting for 17 years now never had the money to fix it. Now that I have a house and kids are older I am ready to get it running again
Well, now you have me curious as to what the locals drive around in, in Romania. 😂 Thank you for sharing your, comment. Might I suggest that at some point when you get to, america? You should seek to drive an American car prior to power brakes & power steering? Obviously, a decent one that's SAFE & in excellent running, order. Then, drive one of the newer, vehicles? My aunt had a '67 Ford Falcon (I'm a Chevy, man), that thing had a HUGE steering wheel & you would have to turn & turn & turn the wheel to steer the thing. The brakes were a STRONG SUGGESTION. The old cars are ALOT more fun to, drive. I would suggest start with driving as old of an American car you can, find? Then, get one approx 10ish years, newer? Then, the next generation, & the next generation, & so, on? Each car sort of has a personality/character of it's, own? I have 2K+ friends online from 100+ different, nations. I wish you could come to America & fulfill your automotive passion. ✌️❤️
@@galenyoung8349 Well heck where to begin with :). Up until 1989 when our communist regime fell we've been driving Dacia cars mostly, namely a derivative from the Renault 12. And of course our cars are smaller overall because of the narrower roads and shorter distances that we travel here in Europe. Those cars back then did not have power steering or braking so our driving skills improved pretty good especially in the mountain areas :) Later in the 90's when the borders opened we started importing all sorts of cars. I'm 42 now so was a teenager then but i remember riding in some fine german and italian automobiles. My first car was an american brand how about that? :) I bought it brand new in 2011 and it was the chevy cruze with the ecotech 4 valve 1.6 liter naturally aspirated engine that did the job for me and my family for 13 years until i had to change it this year because it started leaking oil. I've been in USA back in 2009 but only for a week because i was working. I was in McKinney, Texas. Would love to visit soon after my kid grows some more and he will not be scared of flying over the ocean anymore :) I currently drive a Skoda Kodiaq which is a volkswagen group 4x4 SUV with a 2 liter turbo-charged engine 200 HP that is plenty enough for our needs. It's a pleasure to drive and grabs the road remarkably well. Cheers buddy !
I had a 70 Cuda, 383 all the bells and whistles. Lots of power very quick. Fun to drive. If you ever get a chance to drive one. Go for it you won't regret it.
There were lots of combos of the 426 hemi built in several models .... But in the year 1970 there were only 3 hemi cuda with the 426 v8 two quad carbs four speed on the floor convertible top bucket seats ever made .. and I happen to know a person who has one of the three ever made that is still complete in perfect running order and spotless as the day it was made
my truck is american and it has 400hp from a 5.7 naturaly aspirated and at low revs. it smokes just about anything you find here on the roads in europe other than expensive sportscars
Amazing, a hot rod turning into a parking lot. Never would have believed it had it not been videod. Thank God for cell phone video, otherwise this rather dull moment may have never been seen. I guess I can check, see a video of a hotrod turning into a parking lot off of my bucket list.
Dude .1 Zylinder has more displacement than my whole 4 Zylinder engine 😂 Love it My engine IS a 1.2 l 16v Inline 4 from Renault i a Renault Twingo mk1 Phase 2 with arround 80hp NA ... super fun in a Car thats arround 700kg or 1400lbs... Redline is arround 9.500 rpm after i did soke Things to IT
@@jirun2359 1.6L is actually over the per cylinder displacement of a 9.9L V8. You'd have to have a 1.2L or below engine for your total displacement to be below the per cylinder displacement of that engine.
@@TicLowв том то и прикол, что про "американский хлам" помнят и говорят даже спустя 50 лет. А кому этот новый супер москвич нафиг сдался? Никакой эстетики. Даже в 412-м её было больше
Chrysler was the meat potatoes and gravy of NASCAR.. Ford were the addicts of cheater addiction, Chevy was the sophisticated dress code bow tie dinner party celebrating success due to Harley Earl , who never busted a knuckle pulling on a wrench . If it wasn't for a Russian immigrant Zora Arkus Duntov there would have never been a small block Chevy V8 but I am sure Richard Childress and Roush/Yates would tell you a different story. Do you know a tubular NASCAR frame will hold an extra 30 gallons of fuel... And on a NASCAR restrictor plate can be modified with a secret electric solenoid and slider that a touch of a button can open it up to one big enormous huge hole. Like a black hole in outer space sucking in entire galaxies....back when we were children Richard Petty was our king.. the Chrysler Hemi ruled ... Chrysler supplied Richard with 10 Hemi race engines at a time ..then when Chrysler wasn't looking Richard would get his team to take the hemis apart and reassemble Richard's way! Make 2x HP of any NASCAR blue oval or bow tie ever did .. Richard Petty was our favorite straight shooter with a loose Cannon...saying can't beat us join us ...and once upon a Time in a very old black and white photo there was a flock of winged super birds with extented nose cones up on the high bank ridden dirty ..and NO Ford or Chevy fanbois in the stands. all came down with pandemic of butt hurt
My mom had a 1970 Roadrunner when I was born. Only her brothers 1969 GTO Judge was faster. She sold it when my sister was born. Mom passed in 2018 from cancer she was the best
We had a Pontiac GTO come into our shop like 20 years ago. When they pulled it in, it was so loud I literally had to cover my ears. The car was basically idling. Nuts.
A dream car,juste a big engine nothing electronic no assistance but a real design work and a real American spirit straight from the 60’s❤❤❤❤and I’m a European how driving a 2022 amg Mercedes.
I had a '72 Satellite Sebring with that exact body style. Ran good for a twinky little 318 with all of 150 horse power. But once I got home from the Army I bought a Ford F100 with a 390FE motor and 3 speed on the collumn. You could pull stumps with that truck if you could get enough traction.❤
@@Harvey_Pekar Mine had the blue interior and bench seats too. It was just a plain blue car. I bought it from our Motor Pool Sergeant for a whopping $500. Drove it home from Fort Polk, Louisiana and had it a couple years before the engine finally was just too worn out to keep going. It ended up with over an inch of main bearing clearance and the timing pulley would venture out from the engine about an inch and then go back in again during idle. Needless to say that even though it was still running it had 0 power.🤣🤣🤣 I ended up selling the transmission to my brother-in-law and pulling the rear axle and leaf springs out of it by hand. I can't tell you how many Craftsman and Eastman wrenches I broke in half while trying to get that rear axle out from under that car. I was incredibly strong in those days. Now I'm just a frail old man whose body is falling apart. If you happen to find one that's not being used that's quite a bit younger than mine let me know cuz I could sure put it to use.😉🤣🤣🤣
Vipers don't get bigger than 9. turns out developing stroker cranks for an imbalanced V10 is really hard and expensive. I wonder how reliable those 9l Vipers are, I'm very skeptical.
Same grille and body as satellite so yeah. It's the performance version. I had a 71 satellite Sebring plus. Beautiful candy brown paint, white leather interior. Slap stick auto with the 318. Miss that car so much but it got rusted out too bad thanks to northern Michigan roads!
604 ci . 👍🏼 Nice . Definitely a head turner, babe magnet, bad ass ride. Nothing out there compares to 🇺🇲 American Muscle 🇺🇲. They are in a class of their own.
I love the rear very very big tires and wheels, the sound musst be feel live, the Bass cant give the loutspeaker out . Sorry for my bad english best wish Reiner from Germany
We used to have a 76 Nova with a V8 in it, we fixed it all up after having one of the family members drive it for high school and it was an absolute beast
frl tho. and apparently it only makes 850hp. Lots of naturally aspirated engines can beat that hp/liter edit: stupid autocorrect turned liter into literally
Driving
from gas station
to gas station
And I still love it!
😆 🤣 😂 😹
Yo pensé lo mismo
My father has a gas station
I prefer that instead of charging station to charging station.
🤷🏻♂️...
😆😆😆
When your gas gauge has a timer instead of a needle
I did Bondurants racing school in Phoenix with Hellcats.
We did an Apex exercise where you are punishing the car and going fast for 33 mins straight.
Gas went from 100 to 18% in that period of time.
Awesome, enjoyed that one.😂😂😂
Awesome comment 👍😂😂
More like a stop watch 😮😢🎉😂❤
😂😂
I got a 72 Road Runner. Been sitting for 17 years now never had the money to fix it. Now that I have a house and kids are older I am ready to get it running again
I won't lie, I probably would have done everything the other way around. I hope you can get that machine running again.
Do it, do it
No balls 😂
@@gelobledo one never knows until one tries. I say go for it.
View your restoration as a 'Duty'!
@@gelobledo A call to honor.
That is absolutely beautiful. No electric car will match this ever
Ain't it the truth, Ain't it the truth!😮😢🎉😂❤
Le auto elettriche non possono essere minimamente paragonate a queste opere d'arte, e a quello che rappresentano le Muscle Car.
All of his photos are him pulling into a gas station go figure😅😅😅
That's right it'll pass everything but a gas station baby
I don't see any gas pumps 🙄
@@pjfitter3267 😃joke
Он катается вокруг заправки. Как раз на 2 круга хватает бака
@@denisbagriy6579 English please
I will visit the US some day just to drive an American muscle car. Beautiful piece of engineering history you guys have there. Cheers from Romania
Well, now you have me curious as to what the locals drive around in, in Romania. 😂 Thank you for sharing your, comment. Might I suggest that at some point when you get to, america? You should seek to drive an American car prior to power brakes & power steering? Obviously, a decent one that's SAFE & in excellent running, order. Then, drive one of the newer, vehicles? My aunt had a '67 Ford Falcon (I'm a Chevy, man), that thing had a HUGE steering wheel & you would have to turn & turn & turn the wheel to steer the thing. The brakes were a STRONG SUGGESTION. The old cars are ALOT more fun to, drive. I would suggest start with driving as old of an American car you can, find? Then, get one approx 10ish years, newer? Then, the next generation, & the next generation, & so, on? Each car sort of has a personality/character of it's, own? I have 2K+ friends online from 100+ different, nations. I wish you could come to America & fulfill your automotive passion. ✌️❤️
@@galenyoung8349 Well heck where to begin with :). Up until 1989 when our communist regime fell we've been driving Dacia cars mostly, namely a derivative from the Renault 12. And of course our cars are smaller overall because of the narrower roads and shorter distances that we travel here in Europe. Those cars back then did not have power steering or braking so our driving skills improved pretty good especially in the mountain areas :) Later in the 90's when the borders opened we started importing all sorts of cars. I'm 42 now so was a teenager then but i remember riding in some fine german and italian automobiles. My first car was an american brand how about that? :)
I bought it brand new in 2011 and it was the chevy cruze with the ecotech 4 valve 1.6 liter naturally aspirated engine that did the job for me and my family for 13 years until i had to change it this year because it started leaking oil. I've been in USA back in 2009 but only for a week because i was working. I was in McKinney, Texas. Would love to visit soon after my kid grows some more and he will not be scared of flying over the ocean anymore :) I currently drive a Skoda Kodiaq which is a volkswagen group 4x4 SUV with a 2 liter turbo-charged engine 200 HP that is plenty enough for our needs. It's a pleasure to drive and grabs the road remarkably well. Cheers buddy !
Forget about cars, if you want a true American experience just ride a Harley Davidson, then drive a Semi Truck.
@@MrUNCLESAM84 of course, you are double right 👍
@@galenyoung8349the average person in romania drives compact hatchbacks and sedans but in terms of sports cars the most common ones are BMWs
I had a 70 Cuda, 383 all the bells and whistles. Lots of power very quick. Fun to drive. If you ever get a chance to drive one. Go for it you won't regret it.
There were lots of combos of the 426 hemi built in several models .... But in the year 1970 there were only 3 hemi cuda with the 426 v8 two quad carbs four speed on the floor convertible top bucket seats ever made .. and I happen to know a person who has one of the three ever made that is still complete in perfect running order and spotless as the day it was made
Yep I had a 72 Roadrunner it had a 340 with a pistol grip shifter it was a blast to drive
Easily one of my favorite classic muscle cars, such an amazing car!
9.9 litros? Pensaba solo había hasta 7.2 litros en esa epoca
@@OldGuyHere my friend has the 383 engine like you had but it never came in a 70 Cuda instead it's in a 73 trans am
Aaaah ❤ America a 9.9l with 150hp. U got to love it
true the old beasts werent terribly efficient compared to what modern tech can do but that thing is probably around 800HP which is pretty good.
1695 🤫 Rear tires not for 150hp lmao
my truck is american and it has 400hp from a 5.7 naturaly aspirated and at low revs. it smokes just about anything you find here on the roads in europe other than expensive sportscars
you really know nothing do you
This thing has a massive hood blower it’s not making only 150hp 🤡
almost 10 liters 😮👏👏👏
Let's just go ahead and round up
You gotta respect a block that big, torque monster💯
That thing is 604 cubic inch V-8!
@@williamjohnson4964 perfect powerplant for a miata or integra
Bad car
@@arbiya4346 thank you for your input
@@williamjohnson4964 605*
* Starts engine and go out garage *
Devil: "Holy Shit. It's awaken."
Looks like a nice, mellow ride, for enviromentally conscious people.
I think you’re in the wrong group 😂
❤
Better milage than a Prius 😅
Who gives a monkeys that car is the nuts jog ur hybrid/electric pieces of crap right off.
That looks like one of those "POS" cars.
Amazing, a hot rod turning into a parking lot. Never would have believed it had it not been videod. Thank God for cell phone video, otherwise this rather dull moment may have never been seen. I guess I can check, see a video of a hotrod turning into a parking lot off of my bucket list.
🤣 🤣 you're so sarcastic lmmfao! So great ahahah!
Miss that sound
Dude .1 Zylinder has more displacement than my whole 4 Zylinder engine 😂 Love it
My engine IS a 1.2 l 16v Inline 4 from Renault i a Renault Twingo mk1 Phase 2 with arround 80hp NA ... super fun in a Car thats arround 700kg or 1400lbs... Redline is arround 9.500 rpm after i did soke Things to IT
I was thinking same, 1.6HDI :D
@@jirun2359 1.6L is actually over the per cylinder displacement of a 9.9L V8. You'd have to have a 1.2L or below engine for your total displacement to be below the per cylinder displacement of that engine.
@@MacSalterson i know, but its close
@@jirun2359 If you get a Mitsubishi Mirage, that'd do it
@@MacSalterson There's the Peugot 408 with a 1.2L 3 cylinder. Fairly puny for a SUV, but decent styling.
Да, это не электро автомобиль!) Как же он звучит красиво💪👍
😂🤣 🌏
Сравни этот американский хлам с новым москвичем 24 года выпуска, вот где величие и сила русского духа💪💪💪 Слава России, Путину Слава!!!
@@TicLow Siła w zacofaniu?🤣🤣🤣 Nie rób z siebie głupca, bo stracisz mój szacunek do Ciebie...
@@TicLowв том то и прикол, что про "американский хлам" помнят и говорят даже спустя 50 лет. А кому этот новый супер москвич нафиг сдался? Никакой эстетики. Даже в 412-м её было больше
@@SMC250_Сила в русофобии , мой маленький отсталый друг?)
Definition of looks can kill ❤
Как он мурчит. Бальзам для ушей! 😊
Согласен, у американских V8 особый звук😊
Да ну на х@й, тут один чел пишет, что москвич 24 года в разы лучше этого американского хлама. Что скажешь?
Когда рядом с тобой 9.9 литра даст тапку в пол, ты перестанешь так думать. Ибо тяжёлая контузия 😂
Plymouth is the s**t when it comes to old school muscle cars👊💪🤘🇺🇲
Yo I didn't understand what you meant.
@@bijuaarav8866 it's like this son if us boomers have to explain you millennials and your mutant seeds will never understand!
Chrysler was the meat potatoes and gravy of NASCAR.. Ford were the addicts of cheater addiction, Chevy was the sophisticated dress code bow tie dinner party celebrating success due to Harley Earl , who never busted a knuckle pulling on a wrench . If it wasn't for a Russian immigrant Zora Arkus Duntov there would have never been a small block Chevy V8 but I am sure Richard Childress and Roush/Yates would tell you a different story. Do you know a tubular NASCAR frame will hold an extra 30 gallons of fuel... And on a NASCAR restrictor plate can be modified with a secret electric solenoid and slider that a touch of a button can open it up to one big enormous huge hole. Like a black hole in outer space sucking in entire galaxies....back when we were children Richard Petty was our king.. the Chrysler Hemi ruled ... Chrysler supplied Richard with 10 Hemi race engines at a time ..then when Chrysler wasn't looking Richard would get his team to take the hemis apart and reassemble Richard's way! Make 2x HP of any NASCAR blue oval or bow tie ever did .. Richard Petty was our favorite straight shooter with a loose Cannon...saying can't beat us join us ...and once upon a Time in a very old black and white photo there was a flock of winged super birds with extented nose cones up on the high bank ridden dirty ..and NO Ford or Chevy fanbois in the stands. all came down with pandemic of butt hurt
Ok Darren so hostile for no reason@@donniebaker5984
My mom had a 1970 Roadrunner when I was born. Only her brothers 1969 GTO Judge was faster. She sold it when my sister was born. Mom passed in 2018 from cancer she was the best
Your mom knew what was up. Good taste in cars, and the ability to see that her child was more important. Sounds like an amazing lady.
C'est un monstre magnifique 😍 la vie serait bien triste sans ces bolides une vraie beauté ❤
Igen👍👌💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋❤👑
volle zustimmung, wir brauchen so verrückte maschinen
We had a Pontiac GTO come into our shop like 20 years ago. When they pulled it in, it was so loud I literally had to cover my ears. The car was basically idling. Nuts.
Cool
9.9 liter V8. Because you ain't intimidatin' nobody with a Honda!!!
The most ignorant, arrogant thing to say. Wait till the gutted hatch pulls up
Guys never found out what a turbo hatch or k20 can do.
Everyone knows civic with a laptop, but they always fall against big American muscle.
@@Legally_its_a_joke no they dont
@@Legally_its_a_joke Delusional peak lmao
A dream car,juste a big engine nothing electronic no assistance but a real design work and a real American spirit straight from the 60’s❤❤❤❤and I’m a European how driving a 2022 amg Mercedes.
American muscle cars are beautiful.
they can be beautiful, this thing is ridiculous...
I had a '72 Satellite Sebring with that exact body style. Ran good for a twinky little 318 with all of 150 horse power. But once I got home from the Army I bought a Ford F100 with a 390FE motor and 3 speed on the collumn. You could pull stumps with that truck if you could get enough traction.❤
I had the same car, tan on tan, until my brother destroyed it sometime around '85, I think.
Those bench seats were awesome. You can keep the buckets.
@@Harvey_Pekar Mine had the blue interior and bench seats too. It was just a plain blue car. I bought it from our Motor Pool Sergeant for a whopping $500. Drove it home from Fort Polk, Louisiana and had it a couple years before the engine finally was just too worn out to keep going. It ended up with over an inch of main bearing clearance and the timing pulley would venture out from the engine about an inch and then go back in again during idle. Needless to say that even though it was still running it had 0 power.🤣🤣🤣 I ended up selling the transmission to my brother-in-law and pulling the rear axle and leaf springs out of it by hand. I can't tell you how many Craftsman and Eastman wrenches I broke in half while trying to get that rear axle out from under that car. I was incredibly strong in those days. Now I'm just a frail old man whose body is falling apart. If you happen to find one that's not being used that's quite a bit younger than mine let me know cuz I could sure put it to use.😉🤣🤣🤣
Looks like a Plymouth satellite with those stripes
I was thinking the same thing and what is 9 .9 l is that that big viper v10
@@allenmcnamara92138.0 = viper
The 9.9 is an outboard motor 😂
Nah but seriously theres a punched/sleeved out 440 to 9.9 thats a 605 ..
Vipers don't get bigger than 9. turns out developing stroker cranks for an imbalanced V10 is really hard and expensive. I wonder how reliable those 9l Vipers are, I'm very skeptical.
Same grille and body as satellite so yeah. It's the performance version. I had a 71 satellite Sebring plus. Beautiful candy brown paint, white leather interior. Slap stick auto with the 318. Miss that car so much but it got rusted out too bad thanks to northern Michigan roads!
9,9 liter !?!?!?🤯
604 cubic inches.
@@davidsawyer1599 A bucket.
very nice 72'👍🤠Plymouth 😊
Forget big block, thats a super block
Sweet ground pounder
old school, I LOVE it! Thank you for sharing.
Bro loves the American muscle-car of the 60s
Thats of the 70s
Bro is a 68-69 year old car
Shii who doesn’t?
1972 model
604 ci . 👍🏼 Nice .
Definitely a head turner, babe magnet, bad ass ride.
Nothing out there compares to
🇺🇲 American Muscle 🇺🇲. They are in a class of their own.
Youre video's need to get more views, youre vids are just so good qualitie
*Your videos
*Quality
Man that gtx sattelite is freaking gorgeous ❤❤❤❤
Now that’s a car
No, it’s not. Its a machine with wheels.
@@avtomatkalashnikova9388 and by definition a car
That's like the 1970s
@@lionelpatterson1436 cos it is🤣
@@lionelpatterson1436 The good 70s, if you know what I mean.
huge american V8's idling is one of the most calming, enjoyable sounds to me.
I love the rear very very big tires and wheels, the sound musst be feel live, the Bass cant give the loutspeaker out . Sorry for my bad english best wish Reiner from Germany
The way the back tires look he’s been having some fun
Грузовики глядят из за угла с завистью 😂
да рил
We used to have a 76 Nova with a V8 in it, we fixed it all up after having one of the family members drive it for high school and it was an absolute beast
Легенда... Очень красивая машина 🇷🇺
Я хз говорят москвич 24 года поярче будет.
А зачем прилепил полоску аквафреш?
@@АлександрГоробец-щ9д За такую полоску за бугром их уже 3,14здят полным ходом.
Awesome road runner. Want it❤❤
Insane
The trunk area was added for second Extra- Large fuel tank !🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Don't know where we are going but I know it's going to be fast 😅😅😅😅
The next gas station I guess 😂
Man this sounds like shit, damn
This sound tickles my ears, so cool! Amazing shape! Rear wheels man!
En USA con estos monstruos de motores y en Europa con zonas de bajas emisiones TODO MUY LÓGICO !!!🤔
Europe is under occupation from a weird bad cult, we are not free. Americans have more freedoms.
Looks and sounds perfect ❤
I would’ve thought a 9.9L V8 would be more than enough to forget about forced induction lol
frl tho. and apparently it only makes 850hp. Lots of naturally aspirated engines can beat that hp/liter edit: stupid autocorrect turned liter into literally
@@cleanname4439 ( although it’s a lot in most cars ) only 850hp out of that is crazy. It must be running super lean or something
What a great idle it has😎
I LOVES THIS MUSCLE CAR 💝❣️
My favorite of the muscle car pack!!!
That thing is sweet a real car little peeps
That’s a thing of beauty 🫡
Gangster Sheki❤
man i drive a 1.5 car everyday to work and everyway..can you imagine driving this beast..
The rhythm on that lope!
Просто МОЩЬ👍
A thing of beauty 🤤🥰🫡🫡🫡😎👍🏼
I had that hotwheel in pink. Fav. one i ever had making it do wheelies
Finally a car with a big enough engine.
One of my favorite Mopar the 71 and 72 model year road runner, GTX. 1st is the 2nd generation dodge charger...❤
Greenpeace loves this car!
Full power My brother 🦾🦾🦾💯👍
That’s one awesome machine done right 👍
those rear tires are like rollers ❤
Nice roadrunner 👍💯🎥
Amazing car
👍
Excellent muscle car Plymouth
That's one nice ride 👌
Just cruisin at idle. Nothing beats a big block
What a monster!
com incríveis 192 cavalos de potência😱
Beautiful car
- How big is ur engine ?
- Yes
"OLD SCHOOL COOL" 💯
That's! Nearly 10 litr'e very nice Sound If the full HP oudput on Monster.
Soungs like thor gargling his hammer
That rumbling is insane
That sounded very gay.
@@horatiohuffnagel7978 dead
That looks so scary to race with.
Quite the frame twister ya got there
このクルマな燃費は？と、聞くのは野暮なんだろうな😂 それにしても、パワフルでカッコ良い音🎉
I’d rather drive this over any electric car ever made 100 times out of a 100. Beautiful machine 😍
How you now that this beast is a 9.9l ?! 🤔
HERMOSO AUTO DIVINO ESCUCHEN ESE MOTOR WOOOWWW
Legend says they call it Road Runner to have in name that it is indeed Road Legal.
That’s insane. Nearly 10 liters. It’s not even a Muscle car anymore. IT’S A FREAKIN DRAGSTER!!!
This thing hits the local speed limit at idle.
Very good to see😊
American Muscle at its finest!
Beautiful Mopar
That rear tire loosk like owners is enjoyng that 9,9.
It needs to be red. Sincerely,
Starsky & Hutch
That body style is so gangsta
Król tylko prostej, ale zawsze to król
Miles per gallon ❌
Gallons per mile ✅
I'll run that for you I'm a sponsored racer 😮😊
Big, 10L, V8 mowdur!
That's music to my ears.