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The Air condition worked like a freezer too. The A/C in our new car is just the size that i barley works in the vehicle when it is 100, when it is 115 out side it can not keep up. The A/C (V-Twin compressor) in my old Plymouth when it is running it will freeze you and the two car sitting next to you at a light. if you have the weather report on and open the windows you can see the out side temperature drop by 2 degrees 3 states over, it still puts out its old cold front.

I can smell the interior through the screen

I'd love to have an old Cutlass or Delta 88, something about 70's and 80's Oldsmobile is just so damn pleasing to me.

Love it!

Priming the carb! 😊

The best part of those cars was the ride, it was like floating on a cloud driving down the road.

That sounds like a hand krank plane engine

smiling...thinking of my 81 delta 2 dr. loved that car and sooo miss her.

This car also had the Mk.PRND-21 engine and transmission, difficulty factor of zero to drive it.

Wow, survivor car❗️

I had a four door version exactly like this...last year of the RWD...mine was a light green color (GM called it Light Sage)...smooth ride and quiet as a church inside....one of the best cars I ever owned...I still miss it.

Wish that was my ride love it!!!!!!

and the seats were comfortable.

I remember as a kid that when my dad put the key in the ignition to start the car there was no ding ding just silence till you turned the key and the engine started. Those were the days and everyone hated that damn ding ding noise.

i was more waiting for the mafia planted explosive device under the drivers seat to go off...

Or did slot machines used to sound like cars?

Maybe the slot machines sounded like cars

Because it was always a gamble as to whether or not they would start ayy

At least this driver knew how to start a carbureted engine! It doesn’t take several attempts to get a carbureted engine to start; with no disrespect to anyone, but I’ve been told “you’ve got to be smarter than what you’re operating.”

Kinda sounds like a Japanese railroad crossing.

3 mats under the foot pedals , also known as cruise control 😂

This car only has 38,000 miles on it!

🤔Loved the floor mats over the accelerator pedal. 😏Awe, the good old day of out of Out of control floored floor peddles. Too bad our kids will never have to go through that.🤪

Couch on wheels🫡

I closed my eyes to get the total effect because I didn't know what was meant by the title. Then the melodic ding happened. Ah! What a pleasant memory. 😊

What a piece of junk

I can smell the inside of that car.

Funny. I'd forgotten about the dings. When you opened the door, I could smell the car from here.

I had one just like this, same year too. It was a metallic brown/bronze color with the largest electric moonroof I've ever seen in a car. I bought it as my winter car in Michigan so I could store my '88 Mustang 5.0 to save it from the salt. She served her purpose well, but I really did like the car and now wish it was treated better and preserved as well.

Americans - can't be bothered with a clutch!

Ahhh the sound of an American car!

Oh those sounds do bring back memories!

I can smell the interior

This is the type of car that a middle management mafios gets blown the fuck up in

Did Americans really need that annoying alarm every time they put the key in? What purpose did it serve?

And now that car probably costs a million dollars

Such a simple video that brings a smile to the faces of so many people of a certain age.

Remember people, adjusting for inflation, a car in 1970 went from ~8k-68k. You could get a very nice car for 20k or less. These same cars are so well made, you could pass them down to your grandchildren. Theres still very many old cars that are in good shape, while being cheap and easy to maintain. The extra 4mpg and 2 safety stars isn't worth a disposable car. Especially if instead of paying 10k, you pay 100k+... The only new car that is worth the hassle and price is the corolla. You sometimes can find them between 19-24k. At that point, why not buy a low mile 00s car, or say skrew it and make an investment into a nice car from the 50-70s. You could possibly even do a partially restored, or restomod for the same under 25k tag.

I did not appreciate these cars as much as I should back in the day. Remember how comfortable the seats were remember how smooth the ride was.

Bro that mat being right on the throttle pedal in making me so uncomfortable

I’d have to get those irritating beeps coded out on any car

1:19 and STILL waiting to hear something that sounds even remotely similar to a “slot machine…” 🤷🏻‍♂️

You mean it wasnt a 350 deisel? (5.7 for you young,ns)

I remember as a kid repeatedly clacking the spring-loaded ashtray covers in the armrests until my mom yelled at me to stop making noise.

Omg I gotta love that chime and that starter the engine this car is perfect does anyone know what car this is I want one so badly

Is it just me or did cars look more classy back then?

I can physically feel this video.

I can smell the faint cigarette smoke and plastic leather.

Back when cars were meant to be cars, and not a computer designed to look like one.

Process of starting it bringing me memories of my 1st car, a 1984 Ford Escort. Pump the gas twice, turn key, let it run a bit in high idle, tap the gas to release the choke, good to go!