"Enjoyin' the ride? Man, it's a fast car, huh? Man, it's a classic. Old school. American muscle."

A video per week is perfectly fine. It's all about quality over quantity. One of the better things which came from both movies you worked on is the fact we in the car communities are still quoting lines. Can't say the same for _Tokyo Drift_ and onward as they lack the same charm.

I feel like we’re so lucky to have Craig release these videos. These cars and movies had so much influence on multiple generations. The stories behind each car are fascinating. Thank you Craig!

That orange Challenger still one of my favorites of all saga, alongside the Montecarlo from Tokyo Drift

"EJECTO SEATO CUZ, IT WORKED, I LOVE THIS BUTTON, STAY ON YOUR TOES PUTO" best line ever

It’s really a shame what happened to these cars. I grew up watching these movies and some of my favorites cars from this series are lost or sitting in a museum.

I thought 2F2F was a pretty solid fun story, and I love how they brought in the American muscle.

Remember seeing the film in theaters and giggling when the Challenger revd at the Eclipse. Best scene ever.

Does anyone else still find a time to say "Ejecto seato, cuz" way too often to this day? It's just me? Alrighty, then.

R.I.P. John Singleton. He died last year.

You are the man , Craig. I love these videos. Can’t wait for Han’s RX7!

Lmaoo love that scene when tyrese revs his eclipse and gets hyped anf that challdnger starts revving and shaking around 😂😂

I thought it was funny when the Starksy and Hutch movie that came out a couple years later had the "realistic" version of that jump where they missed the boat by a mile.

I've got a plum purple 1970 Challenger with 426 HEMI, vinyl roof and chrome wheels. It's a toy, but it's one of my dream cars for sure! Thank you for the video! Whenever I see Challenger my heart warms up

Whenever you finish the fast and furious car series you should do an episode dedicated to all of the cars you've owned, id love to see that

Truly you are an amazing man Craig, I grew up on these movies and still continue to go back and watch them. And it’s absolutely amazing to see how a lot this stuff came together and where it all started. You have my eternal patience and will gladly wait for so much more to come and continue to wait and watch eagerly. Thank you good sir 🙏

Thank you for making these videos, and clearing up some rumors, and telling the true story of these cars. Keep up the good work Boss.

When you first started this series I was stoked on some of the insight you gave. Never did I imagine the depths you'd go to with this series. Thanks a bunch for the continuation Craig!

Fun fact: Darden was played by Eric Etebari we know as Dallas from Payday series

These behind the scenes videos are my favorites, thanks for sharing all these great stories!

Interesting video, thanks for including the muscle cars, I get the impression the JDM / tuner cars are more your thing so it's good to hear about the other vehicles too.

When I saw that 1970 Dodge Challenger shake from side to side when it was revving it’s engine that was the moment I fell in love with cars so thank you

Hey Craig I just found your page .. I have one of the 1970 challenger cars used in the movie .. thanks for the video it was very educational loaded with good information

The Monte from Tokyo Drift is my favorite FNF car from any of the movies. Looking forward to that one.

Vin Diesel's red Chevelle SS 454 and the black Ferrari 355 spider from the Supra freeway race

These videos keep popping up and surprising me by their sheer number! The detail and thought put into creating the range of vehicles is amazing and entertaining! Thanks for cranking these out, Craig!

I love that background music you use with the very "surf style" guitar. Gotta say, the Camaro looks better than I remembered. I had stopped paying attention to '69s back in the mid-'00s because it seemed like they got way too common.

I look forward to Craig notification's

It should be a federal crime to harm a late 60's - early 70's muscle car 😭

It was actually this movie when I was a kid that introduced me to the Yanko Camaro the Yanko name, was from a guy who owns a dealership named Don Yanko that he makes custom Camaro package to order using the central office production order AKA Copo

Man I'm so looking forward to all those upcoming cars! Keep up the great work!

Craig, I've been watching your videos for quite some time now. Thank you for taking the time that you do, and going so far into depth on these cars and videos. Really amazing footage to be seen here.

Love the Dazed and Confused intro dude, right on!

One of the challengers was restored on PowerNation TV. It was one of the outside shot cars. It had racing harness’s bolted to the floor with hiking clips. Oddly enough, even though it was not a stunt car, it still had evidence of it being jumped at some point in its life.

I’m glad Craig had the foresight to take heaps of video while making these movies. Wouldn’t have been as easy as using your phone back then. Cheers Craig 👍🏻

I'm not a big special fx heavy movie guy. But this and the scramble scene were great ideas. Basically the 2 things that made the movie ok.

So glad we’re getting all the Tokyo drift cars. My favorite fast and furious and one of my favorite movies of all time

We love what you are doing with these videos man, you're keeping our memories and curiosities alive.

3:35 "of course that was all hollywood bullshit but it was stll excitig to watch" ...love it :D

You're a beast dude, I appreciate you and your videos so much. I'll be as patient as it takes for this quality content.

Craig Lieberman, thank you for taking the time to put this all together for us car guys and fans. You are an integral part of automotive history. Thank you.

Two of my favorite cars from the franchise. Thanks for covering them. I know one of the Challengers made it on Muscle Car TV and was beautifully restored. It had a pretty wicked hemi put in it and was on tour with other PowerblockTV cars.

One of the Challengers was restored on the old PowerBlock series show Muscle Car. It was started by Lou Santiago and finished by the guys who took over after Lou left. I believe it was the car crashed in the scene where Roman saved Brian. It was a mess of a car. Before restoring it, it was basically held together with bondo and chewing gum.

cant wait for you to explain the Prelude to 2 fast 2 furious, I took the same route from Texas to Miami Florida last July.

RIP John Singleton, Paul Walker

Really excited about that upcoming Prelude to 2 fast to furious video!

Craig Thank you for the time and effort In your videos you certainly don't have to but you dont disappoint i am part of that audience 21 years old when ff came out and bringing back great memories I get so excited when I see you post a vid . Cant wait for the next one thank you again !!

I think you did a promo for 2F2F that was played in the 2wenty series that played before movies started in Regal Cinemas theaters. I remember you talking about how you created the paint for the cars. Another random thought was the Ferrari where Roman punched the window to get the package, maybe discuss that scene a little bit more in depth as you had touched on it with the Saleen Mustang video, especially the Paul Walker backwards driving scene. Keep churning out F&F videos! Definitely the best channel I've subscribed to in a long time 🤙

The fact that you're even making these types of videos is awesome Craig! Keep up the great work, these are always interesting to watch

Ejecto Seato cuhhh 💨

When Paul Walker said the Yenko can snap a speedo in about 5 seconds flat, he isn't lying.

This guy is so detailed...love his shows

You are killing dude! Delivering every bit of information a fan of the franchise would want,

FF2 creators: we need to spend time and make it right! We need to make sure everyone is safe! We need to make jumps, cars everything as real as possible FF9 creators: aaah, let computer draw the whole movie and we are done, shouldn't take more than 8 hours

Both the Challenger and Camaro are the real hero cars 😎

Awesome as usual Craig!!

we appreciate you Craig! Thank you for the videos

These videos are amazing, thank you.

Uploaded at 4am in Australia and I'm up to watch it lol

That rising sun Honda from Arizona in the prelude wooh! Yes DK s 350z sounds like heaven yay and that monte carlo is sooo gangster. Thank you for all your videos and content such good quality information and presentation.

Damn i love these. Cant wait. To see more. Craig u are awesome for doing the info and videos and sharing . Massive respect. Im the guy with the some custom model cars i showed you. Thank you again. The fast sega got me into cars.

Thanks for telling us about these iconic cars

I know what happened to one of the Challengers, around 2005. RTM productions procured it, the one Tyreese crashed into the SUV, for the Powerblock shoe Muscle Car. The host, Lou, went on, with help from Year One, to do a complete restomod build on it, in the back half of season 1, and through Season 2. After that, it hung around the shop for a bit, and was eventually set as a prize in one of their giveaways, or auctioned off, by the company, I forget which, as this was about 15 years ago. Project Limelight was the name given on the show. Just thought y'all might find that interesting.

Get this guy on Vinwiki

That Challenger sounded so damn good.....

Never knew the car owner in the movie were named Korpi and Dardin. I always called them what Roman did: Fonzi and Fabio. Also I thought the Verone thugs were named Roberto and Enrique casued Fuentes called them that when they did the highway race

I got no problem waiting for videos of such great content. To anybody being impatient , cut the crap.

Back in the 70s so many people would get those Holley '750 Double Pumpers' and slap on their small block engines and wonder why the car was actually slower... 750 Double pumpers were jetted for big blocks out of the box... meaning big piston volume cars with heavy lift cams. I worked in a tune up shop in the late 70s and all I did, all day, was tune engines and rebuild carburetors. Back then, street racing was popular but most of what we did was "streetlight to streetlight" and those big engines with monster carbs were just getting wound up in that short of a distance. In fact, most 4 barrel carbs were not only just starting to get the secondaries working by the time the race was over. That is why I won so many races then... 64 Comet Caliente with a 4 speed out of a 65 Mustang and the factory 289 with a cam and a rejetted Holley 500 two barrel (!) out of a pickup truck. The only issue I ever had was maintaining traction. Just not enough room in the wheel well for proper chunk of rubber... anyway, I always laugh when people in the movies yap on about "750 Double Pumpers"...

After losing that Challenger Darden (Eric Etebari), decide to go to Washington under the name of Nathan Steele but not before having trouble with gangster in Chicago, with his inteligence he took the mantle of Dallas and become the leader of the Payday gang and everything else is history...

Thank you, Craig, as always for sharing. it shows how much crazy amounts of work and money goes into making a 30-second action sequence. please continue to share the behind the scenes stories.

Ejecto seato cuz

These videos are really cool! I love the old Fast and Furious movies and find it very interesting how the cars were obtained and how the stunts were done.

Thanks for taking my video suggestion Craig! I enjoyed it! Cheers! MoPar or no car!

The Yenko was eye candy!! And the blue they used for it... Mint!!

Craig: I'll be visiting this car.. Korona: Sike, nigga you thought...

Monte Carlo from Tokyo Drift... yes, please!!!

Bro, I love your videos, its nice to see how all of that comes together in our Favorite Movies. So excited for the next ones regarding Tokxo Drift

Do a video about the 3 spoon engines with NOS and a Motek System Exhaust

Appreciate all the work you put into these videos Craig. Me and my two sons watch them every time a new one comes out. They are big Brian and DOM fans 🤘

This has been the best new KZfaq channel for me, and I love how you aren't afraid to say what you thought of particular ideas that came from non-petrolheads. I've always wanted to know more about the FnF cars and your videos are thoroughly enjoyable!

Times were simpler and gas was cheap.

Thanks for your great videos and sharing your experience and expertise, Craig!

if the movie car graphics are the vinyls i asked, thanks Craig can't wait to see them!

Wow, the list of videos you have coming are bananas. Can't wait to see what's NEXT

Thanks for sharing once again. I was at a car show at Year One not too long after 2Fast2Furious and they did indeed have the Camaro jump car on the showroom floor, but they also had one of the Challengers from the movie parked next to it. I'm looking forward to the Monte Carlo video because a 71 Monte Carlo was my first vehicle. 😎

I'm really enjoying this series. Thanks for putting it all together!

Thanks for sharing all these stories, that's very nice of you !

Also I'M VERY glad that there are much more of these videos to come

Thanks for the videos. Very interesting behind the scenes stuff. Like many others, I grew up watching these movies

The crash dummies are hilarious 🤣🤣

Good stuff! Thanks again Craig 💥👏🏻💥

I love it Craig! Thank you for creating such amazing and entertaining content.

Craig you're awesome for doing this for us! Thank you

I have to say I always find these videos to be informative. Keep up the good work sir.

Loving these vids Craig, nice work.

Hi Craig. Man I so love all of your vids. Ths k you so much for spending all the time past and present making these for all of us fans. I'm 54 and have always like you been into cars. Fat ones of course. I know your not working on the new ones. But I'd there anything you can find out about them? You know we would be interested in whatever cool you can dig up. Maybe cover the sub. Just kidding. I was thinking of a way to say, even though the newer movies aren't very focused on cars. Which is guess is a necessary Shane. We know they had to take it somewhere, but I just hate it that it lost its original charm. Even though I still watch every movie. And every rerun of the first few. The actual car movies. It's facinating to know all the work you and so many people did to make all of this happen, as well as seeing what it took to make it happen. Thanks brother and keep up the great work. Parts of one of the movies were shit in my hometown of Macon Ga. Had I of been able to take off I would of checked it out. Probly would of been a very closed stage though. And quite possibly might of been kinda boring. But your shows really tell the stories. And we all live and appreciate you for it. God Bless you brother !

Hey man love you're videos .I love how u explain questions we all hade over the yearS. Ure awesome 👍

One of the stunt Challengers was rebuilt on Powerblock when that was a thing.

One of the best sequences of the movie. Not exactly realistic but it produced great visuals.

I have both of the 1:18 diecast they are both a gem in my collection.