It's a beauty

And just as expensive

Always loved that car. I still remember the cover of a Sport Compact magazine with a 600hp 300zx and a parachute behind it.

I've seen one parked yesterday evening. It stands completely out of all the other cars with their copy-paste look. A true gem.

I agree and also think those rims look great on it too.

I think the S15 might give it a run for its money, but they never officially made it to the US, so there's that somewhat expensive problem. I just checked and a fairly clean Spec-R S15 goes for over $40k right now through an import agency, so I guess that's another car I'm never meant to own.

Thank you. We're very flattered and encouraged you liked this so much!

I was literally formulating a comment that conveyed how this video made me feel and you expressed my feelings exactly! This encourages me to go on some journeys myself . Thank you guys , truly 🌍

Well said, Derek Miller. I"m also looking forward to each coming segment in the Four Points video series.

Very well said!

A huge thank you to you for the compliments. We're glad this resonated with you as intended and we're encouraged by your comments. Three more big trips like this on the way this year. Glad to have you watching!

I cringed but I recovered haha

Neither made sense though. Allowing consumption of weed in your private time does not contradict prohibiting using a mobile phone while driving on a public road. And when a cop stops him, he will be stationary. Noone will know his speedometer doesnt work. But we might use his singing to scare russians away.

I own a 1983 Porsche 928 s 5 speed that I had supercharged. What a car and it is virtually bullet proof with 153,000 miles.

Thank you! We definitely wanted to have a real adventure and share it. Glad you liked and we appreciate you watching!

It's alos the Oregon coast lol, It's almost ALWAYS like this. I still love it though, always has it's charm!

I live in Oregon and have enjoyed a lot of the road seen in this video. My wife has family in New England, most of them located in Maine. There are a lot of gorgeous drives throughout New England. Hope you enjoy your trip!

@@VirtualGuth I'm looking forward to it. I live just south of Cincinnati. The plan is to drive south to Ashville and then take a chunk of the Blue Ridge Parkway, then up to Vermont and then over to Maine and back home. Should be a blast!

@@Furry_Viking Nice!

In a few more decades none of us will be able to drive ICE-based vehicles out on the road any longer. It seems to me that now is the time to be enjoying your beautiful 300zx. Otherwise you're simply keeping it nice for someone else to enjoy later on (or not) before it becomes obsolete.

We hope you do take it out on some great long drives. Thanks for watching!

@VirtualGuth Totally understand your statement but so hoping that you're wrong. Studies show that there's enough fossil fuel to supply the world for the next 500+ years, even at current consumption. Electric vehicles are soulless, like driving a toaster and not without their own set of issues. But until then, we'll continue to enjoy our vehicles as they were meant to be. Hoping that you get all of the pleasure out of yours!

@@patsfan8057 I've been making similar observations in car-related discussion for a little while now. Trust me, it's not that I want to be right in what I say. I'm simply stating what I truly think is the inevitable after doing quite a bit of reading on the subject and talking with a lot of folks, including a lot of people younger than myself, most of which are not car enthusiasts. I have no love for EV's and I don't believe that they'll be the long-term answer to the world's environmental problems (which I do not discount despite having long enjoyed ICE-based vehicles of all different sorts). But it seems clear to me that this is what auto makers have all gotten behind as the next big wave of sustaining their companies in addition to the governments pushing for such change. I responded to your comment because I can understand how you feel. I bought a low-mileage Honda S2000 years ago - not as an investment (car prices were still far from going crazy at the time), but because it was the one car I most wanted to enjoy. My plan was to able to enjoy it for as long as possible, therefore the low-mileage choice. Now I see prices on the rise and I don't enjoy any reluctance that I might feel to drive the car as a result. When all is said and done, I believe that there are going to be a lot of people kicking themselves for not enjoying the cars they so coveted while they still could. I don't want to be among them. There are other ways to grow money besides parking a car and only ever taking it to cars & coffee type events. I'm going to do my best to keep enjoying my ride as was intended and I wish you luck doing the same. Thanks for the conversation.

@@VirtualGuth Yes, so true. There are things going on that are taking our ability to enjoy our cars out of our control, slowly but surely. Wow, S 2000? Always liked those 😊 but I'm a child of the 50s, grew up with muscle cars and hot rods so I drive a Mustang. And totally agree with your observations about using them as intended and not sitting in a hermetically sealed garage waiting for the next bump in value. Those people aren't enthusiasts, just speculators, might as well buy stocks. For the rest of us, you can't take it with you so enjoy it while you can! Cheers!

Glad you noted this. Bravo on taking great trips yourself. Thanks for watching!

Glad to share it and pleased it was inspiring. Thanks for watching!

We're uploading all our TV stuff here after it Premieres on MotorTrend Cable and goes to Amazon Prime. Thankfully, we've been able to shorten the time between these steps as we go. Thank you for watching and enjoying what we do!

woah, I have the targa supra too, I should give that a go! It's mostly on either door edge where it meets the rubber that is around the bolt where it likes to like, but even that is mostly after just car washes. As much as I love that targa top, I'm kind of afraid to ever take it off!

@@rushnerd yeah give that a shot, i usually take my targa top off and will put Vaseline on and just leave the targa off overnight. Then the next day tighten everything back on. Depending on how bad your seals are though you might need the rebuild kit.

Go to your local Honda parts department and buy some Shin Etsu grease. I use it on the hardtop weather seals on my MR2. It makes the seals look brand new and plump up a ton

I have the leaking targa supra three! I used the backing of the dynamat to seal up the passenger side but my driver side would pour! I’ll need time to address my driver side and look into this Vaseline trick

@@tnutss Probably just need to shell out for a new seal kit. At a certain point, there's no bringing back perished seals and they just need to be replaced. Luckily, accessibility is much better compared to a retractable hard top, so at least it's only an added expense and not something that requires particular skill.

Thank you for watching. Glad you enjoyed it!

Glad you watched and enjoyed, thank you!

I own a 1990 300zx and I've got 16000 into it. The air-conditioner doesn't work and I've replaced most of the rest of the car.. why did I do that?

@@mitchmcintosh3306 To enjoy it. Not driving your car to keep it pristine for resale, is like not banging your girl to keep her tight for the next guy. Crude, but it gets the point across

Nice I live like 40 min away from Seattle

928 design is from 1977

@@Freimopp777 yes. Whats your point?

@@Rgh71fish Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

@@Freimopp777 thats why I said "imo", short for "in my opinion".

The 300ZX has plenty of fans. I like both cars quite a bit myself. Either one of these two is far better looking than any car designed in the past couple of decades thanks to increasingly restrictive regulations imo.

Glad you liked, thank you!

We're flattered you enjoyed it that much. Thanks for watching!

Glad this was inspirational. Yes, drive your S2000! Thanks for watching!

Yup, amazing video, thanks guys!!! Side note for anyone wanting to take this drive, don’t skip the Three Capes Scenic Route south of Tillamook in Oregon. It adds a little time sticking to the coastline but I promise you that the scenery and curves are worth it.

We are encouraged by your comments and take them as big compliments. Thank you, and we appreciate you watching!

Wow. Thank you for the huge compliments. More trips like these are on the way this year with these cars.

@@EverydayDriver looking forward to them! I may even use this or future videos to influence the wife to make a similar trip!

Another thing I wanted to add, one of the reasons I've enjoyed this channel so much is how you guys are so relatable. Another one I really loved was the video where Todd took his son on a trip in his Elise, it really made me want to do something exactly like it when my son gets a little older.

Glad you enjoyed and it brought back good memories. Thank you for watching!

Glad you enjoyed this. We’ve released our hour long film on our trip east - and 2 more still to film and release. Thank you for watching!

Great stretch. Glad to have you with us and thanks for watching!

Glad you enjoyed. This was the first in a four road trip series in these cars. We continue to do road trip films and discover great new roads. We appreciate you watching!

@FreedomVan That's a huge comment! Thank you very much. Really appreciate all your support.

Made this drive once… in a 2010 Ford Fusion. What a thill! Sure is beautiful there, though.