Finally, a KZfaq channel with respect for ordinary old cars. I really appreciate your effort to keep vehicles like this on the road.

This Galant really have some neat features. Well before it's time.

This and the probe are some of my favorite projects that you’ve done recently

Love this car, and it's an exotic in 2021. Hope it stays in a climate where it won't rust away. So, that means, it's not meant for my home in MI.

Please sell it on bat or carsandbids or stuff like these. Such a rare gem needs to be preserved.

Saturn SL2s. Still a few around which is a testament to how good they were (are!).

That interior reminds me of the interior of my 86 Mazda 626LX. Maroon and all. This summer I'll be swapping the power train to the turbo/manual from my wrecked 87 gt couple. Even the oscillating vents still work on both

In Australia, this Mitsubishi was sold as the Magna from 1986 to 1991. Late ‘91 the next gen ( wide body) Magna , which Australia built and exported to the USA from about 1992 -2003 as the Mitsubishi Diamonte. The top-spec Mitsubishi equivalent was called the Verada , with the 3.5liter V6 in the last generation of these cars..

I freakin love ‘80s cars more than any other. So ugly, so cool.

Had one for a few years in the 90's. Bought it then 7 years old for € 1.500. Spacious, comfortable and reliable. Good memories.

Hey I’m from the U.K. , I love your videos. can’t wait to see the probe video. it’s so rare to find an actually relatable car youtuber who doesn’t throw 10s of thousands around as if it’s nothing . Keep it up:)

This car was a big seller in Australia and it was called Mitsubishi Magna and was made in Australia as well. My brother stills owns a 98 model and and still going strong

Dude, I just gotta say you have great taste in cars. You always have interesting vehicles. Seems like every gen of galant sold here have been crushed by now. How common are volvo 740s over there. You should get one if you can even find one

Growing up we had a 1987 Galant fully loaded with infiniti sound system with 10 band graphic equalizer, auto suspension, steering wheel audio controls, white with brown leather and a sunroof on top of all the features you present on your 85. What a tech marvel, but unfortunately ahead of its time due to 80s electronics, bad transmission, burning oil, and failing cv joints as chronic issues. Still loved the car and have been trying to find one forever.

Currently saving a 1984 Chrysler Le Baron convertible from becoming scrap. Previous owner kinda neglected it so the thousands of dollars you pour into 'ordinary' old cars is very relatable to me haha.

Привет из России. Очень приятно видеть человека, так относящегося к автомобилям, особнно старым. В таких машинах определенно оставляешь частичку своей души) Сам занимаюсь тем же что и ты. Удачи тебе)) Надеюсь , что эта машина была продана и находится в хороших руках))😊

You did a good job getting that one ready for another owner to enjoy. On to the next one...or ten... or however many projects you have!

The 1983 Sigma was still being sold as a 1987 model in the Philippines. My dad gave me his to drive to and from college by 1990. I miss that thing though it was woefully underpowered. The GL had the 1.6L 4G32 more suited for the Lancer GSR. The 4G63 Super Saloons were exceedingly rare.

I remember my teacher in high school in late 90s driving a white Galant exactly like this one. My first car was an 8th gen Galant that I enjoyed for 9 years. Great cars. Thanks for showing these quirky gem.

i found an 88 galant v6 on fb $2500 it was fully sorted its white, maroon interior but it sold in 3 days!!! the interiors of these are awesome

The car I would love to save from the junkyard would be the Saab 99 Combi Coupe. I dunno what it was called in the US but on the right side of the Atlantic it was called "Combi Coupe". Only a few were produced in the late 70ies. Most 99s were sedans or two-door-saloons, all of the classic three-box-design of the 60ies. But the "Combi Coupe" was a two-door-coupe with the massive tailgate that became common with the Saab 900 just a few years later. It was basically a big cool hatchback. It's hard to believe, but it looked really cool. In a way it was the blueprint for the 900, but it look less massive, more sporty, more elegant. And it looked unique. The interior was unique as well, with the ignition between the front seats and the strange system for the seat bealts, that totaly made sense. I still want to have these seat belt locks. It was a way smarter solution then the common buckle, we're all used to. The Saab 99 was decently fast for the time with a good 100 bhp. And it handled amazing. In it's days the 99 was one of the best handling cars on loose or wet or snowy or frozen ground. It was a pretty successful rally-car. Try to google the "Saab 99 Combi Coupe". It's worth a look.

The suspension geometry on this car makes it a superb ride. The 2.0l 115hp version was super nice as well.

I just brought home a 1987 Nissan Van XE 5spd, one of my good friends in california picked it up for me and a month later I brought it home to Oregon.

Immigrated in 84 and grew up in Northridge. Good memories. Hope you find the right buyer.

Ethan, you always knock it out of the park. The work and style you put into this video is something I can only dream of achieving on my channel. With every upload, you get better and better. I am happy to be here for the early stages of what is going to become a monster channel.

See that it sold for $2200 at auction.Congrats on bringing it back to life for the next generation to enjoy!

Gorgeous Galant. In Australia we have a widened version of the Galant named the Magna with 4G54 engine (Astron II 2555cc), 5 speed manual (KM164 KM210) or 4 speed ELC auto transmission (KM175 KM177 KM177-6). You have the sedan and the Australian designed wagon. There were 4 trim levels and the top of the range model the Elite had the digital dash, velour interior, etc. There were also a few limited edition versions too.

This is my very 1st car when I enter college in 1998 ! Bring me a lots of memory it's great car easy to drive and nice interior ! Thank you for upload this video :)

Gonna miss this one!

Mitsubishi had some awesome cars in their lineup back in the 80s, such a shame when you look at them today.

That's a rad car. I've got a '86 Mazda Familia with brown interion but more orangish but here burgundy is soo stylish. I think the reason for selling a car like this is to let somebody else enjoy it as much as you do.

Love the freaky 80s color combination. Mine is beige inside and gold outside. I hope yours will last in the hands of the new owner

I would definitely save just about any 80s car

My Grandmother owned one of these cars in Queens NY a long time ago. It sat for years in the yard until she got it moved. Great video 😂.

Turbo design wheels reminds me of the era when Turbo was timeless, sick ride bro..

Loving your channel. I thought I was the only one fascinated by cars of this era.

I think this a lot has a beautiful design. The front end is so thin and the lights in front. I have such a nice proportional look to them..

My Dad was a mechanic in the 90s and I remember him working on a Galant. I thought it was the coolest interior ever. It felt like I was in a spaceship.

When I was a child, I also liked this Mitsubishi car 🚘, and I also like the Mitsubishi brand very much.

This should be something for cars and bids :D

I just discovered your channel and i love it. I love that you save old cars. Keep up the great work

This is the kind of car collecting I’ve always wanted to do! I literally thought I was the only one but your channel has led me to an entire world of people who love and appreciate them

Maybe this has just snuck up on me but been noticing how awesome your entire graphics package has gotten over the past few months! As for junkyard save...I nominate the early 90s Chrysler LH sedans. Those were HUGE when they hit to automotive world back then, and a quantum leap for Chrysler, but you NEVER see clean ones anymore. They're a great example of a "normal" car thats oh-so-90s, but reliability concerns really let them down.

Noooooooo dont sell it :-(

I'll definitely be bidding on it. Would look good next to the galant vr4 and my early evos and would have a good home here ❤

Your nighttime driving scene is so Miami Vice

I saved a Suzuki Samurai , i totally agree with you those rare cars are worthy to be preserve.

Sad to see it go from the channel. I definitely respect & admire the discipline of being willing & able to part ways with a special car! Thank you, Ethan for all you did to give the Galant some more time & for doing what you can for it to go on to another appreciative owner. I wish I still had my 1991 Mercury Capri XR2.(Jokingly called the Crapi because of all the inherent issues with those cars.) I had so many associated collectables & added nearly every option available. I also corrected everything broken, except for paint. But life hits below the belt sometimes & I made the, I feel, wrong decision to sell. Totally awesome channel! 👍

Sad to see this Galant go, but it was fun to watch the videos about it. Maybe some other 80s car will appear in it's place? I too loved the coloured interior in 80's cars and find modern black interiors boring :)

It’s been good knowing you 1985 galant

I am keeping a 88 model e34 alive and away from those killing them off through abusing them. About to get another one I just found as well now.

I've never seen one before yours,it just may be the last one left. We share the interest of rescuing these cars we have loved even at our own expense.

Was hoping you would say this is being sold in some way that would be accessible and marketable to the collector market - the radforsale site looks terrific, best of luck with it! As for junkyard rescue mission - my older brother had a mid-late 80’s Nissan Pulsar when I was a little (under 7) kid, and even then before I knew anything about cars I thought it was cool and quirky. And has perhaps the most rad tail lights of any car ever

We had these in Australia, except they were made wider and called the Mitsubishi Magna.

I think this had 101 hp! Love it. Man I want this car! 🚗

The car I would save is the Geo Storm GSI, or a Geo Storm wagon. Such quirky unique cars that need to be preserved better.

I'll be sad to see this one go! It is good that you have gotten it to a state where it is back on the road. I own the Australian version of these, a 1985 Mitsubishi Magna, which is a widened 5th generation Galant with a 2.6l 4cyl. Mine is in similar condition to yours, needing a bit of mechanical work and some rust repairs to keep it on the road. It has been great to see something like this on the channel and hope to see something like it again in the future.

Who are the two jack asses that didn’t like this video??? This is great content. He’s possibly taking a loss just to see this classic survive! Hats off to you brother. This is more of a labor of love than anything else.

Great vid, great presentation and great way to memorialize your time with the Galant. But..., sad to see her go too. On the bright side, I guess once the Mitsu goes that will open up a parking space for something else!

I was working as a mechanic at my dads shop back in the 80's and you are right, the Galant was like a spaceship compared to what was on the market. Think Chevy Citation, Ford Tempo, the K car .

I remember when I was a kid and the Mitsubishi Magna was first released. It looked so cool and futuristic. Every model of the Magna sold like crazy in Australia 🇦🇺 and they were all on the roads for years so they lasted. Such a shame what Mitsubishi is today. I'd save any 80s Mitsubishi, Mazda or Honda .

I got a Mitsubishi ad while watching this 😂

I remember seeing an 88 Isuzu Impulse turbo hatchback coupe at a Kenny U-pull scrapyard a few years back, with a plaque on the glove box "Handling by Lotus" wow that was cool looking car. I remember thinking how sad that it ended up in a scrapyard, I actually thought of buying the whole car but in the end didn't...😢 now that would be a cool car to have! 😎

If I had a garage and more disposable income... In all seriousness, you did a fantastic job with this car. It is a pretty unique and fantastic piece of automotive history. As far as saving a car, it's why I'm trying to preserve my project 1984 Tercel Wagon. A car doesn't have to be fast or flashy to be worth saving.

Good luck with the sale, brother.

great to see this car saved, the new owner will be happy, its a neat and interesting daily driver

My 1989 Nissan Sentra is a car worth saving.

I would own this car in a heartbeat! Mitsubishi is a brand that is underrated and is a quality car. The Galant was ahead of its time.

I'll be very sorry to see this one go Ethan - it's so YOU!!! Would that I could save an old car, assuming I could find either, I'd choose a Mitsubishi Colt Celeste (weren't they also Plymouth Arrows in your neck of the woods?) or a car I discovered and fell in love with at a motor show in 1986, the Isuzu Piazza...ah, dream on...

Dang! if only i had more room to add this to my 80s mitsubishi fleet! heck, i would even be able to keep on using the blue california plates. hope it goes to a good home and best of luck with the sale!

These were awesome cars. Uncle had a new 86 with electronic suspension and unique alloys. They were too unconventional for the staid American market at the time. They added length, a V6 and a Sigma designation to distinguish it from the new 89 Galant. BUT, the transmission issue was common (same for the Camrys at the time). It is what motivated my uncle to sell his Galant in 92 to buy the new Camry. Ahh, memories of a time when vehicles all didn't look like the same cross-over, cookie-cutter nonsense that passes for transportation today.

If I remember correctly, my '86 Colt had the same headlight and wiper knobs. If you were closer to me, this would be of interest to me. By the way, the passion you have for your cars really shines through in your videos. Great job!

If you ever sell that Integra though... I WANT!

Really good design analysis on this one, Ethan. I also see E30 lines here. Also, thanks for the editing throughout.

I learnt how to drive on a manual version of this car in Australia back in 1987. I still remember the new car smell. They were pretty good cars, nice handling and decent brakes. The carb on ours wasn’t great though, it tended to surge now and then.

It would be really hard for me to just pick one car to save. However, if I could save just one. I would save a 93-97 Ford Probe GT. I have a soft spot for those cars. Glad you still have yours.

Maroon interiors, just say yes!

I wanna see that interior cleaned and detailed! Before and after.

There's a old 1991 galant manual that's tempting me as a work car. Very very few left

Very nice!! Never knew there was a website for selling radwood vehicles 😯

You can get back fees waved on a vehicle over 25 years old. It's in the vehicle code, but you have to get someone at DMV to look it up.

So in love with Mitsubishi designs 🙋🏻‍♂️✨💥⚡️ The careful rendition of straight lines morphing into gentle curves 😜😇😜 the great proportions compared to this generation s car designs

Looks like it has mid 80's Corvette rims on it, or at least very similar. Cool car!

I really want to save an AMC Renault Alliance convertible. Such a rare form, can't name many other compact 4-seater econo convertibles sold in North America

Lovely....rear seat recline too...rear head rest can be adjusted left right foward backward ....rare

Maybe it’s just me, but the idea of selling cars I own & like baffles me. Maybe I’m too sentimental & don’t understand what it’s like to own so many cars, but for now I plan on selling none of the cars I own or will own, unless I somehow grow to hate them or something

Kinda surprised to see this one going so soon. Hope another SoCal Mitsu enthusiast gets it. On the luxury features: back when I was driving an 86 Temp with no power anything, this would have been a huge upgrade! What I really, really wanted though was a Maxima SE 5 speed. That, I would have told you with absolute sincerity, was a 3 series BMW beater for thousands less.

The interior is like a strange mix of Toyota MR2, Subaru XT, and Buick LeSabre. Very quirky and cool. Glad you saved it. I def want to save more 1st gen Subaru Legacy models as well as any 80s Subaru.

I can agree with your statement at 11:30 to 12:17 and stuff and I would buy it but I live on the other side of the country I’d love to use that as a highway cruiser for college

Ethan, I thought of a real challenge for you, or at least I think it would be. When I was with my parents when they bought the '87 Stanza Wagon, they traded in a 1982 Chevy Caprice Classic Wagon diesel. The original diesel-gate. THAT would be a great addition to the fleet.

I would save an 88 mitsubishi starion!!!

Mitsubishi has always been overshadowed by Toyota, Honda, Nissan, and even Mazda. That carmaker never stood a chance

Wanna know what the rarest version of this generation Galant was??? The Galant GSR-X which featured a 2.0 turbo engine from factory. Here in New Zealand I've only ever seen two GSR-X Galants in person, seen hundreds of the base model ones.

a had this car in 2011. Nostalgy....

Pulled my 86 Aries out of the junkyard. Had a blown motor, still have it 12 years later.

My 2 favorite cars that I drove when I was a teenager were my parents 1983 Chrysler Lebaron and 1989 Oldsmobile Cutlass Cierra. Those are 2 cars i wish I could save.

Mitsubishi did offer the Starion and possibly other models in the US in 1983, that was their first year in the US. And you would have seen a very clean and very rad 5th gen Galant Sigma at Radwood LA in 2018 and 2019! :)

These are definitely rare in the uk as well I own an 1987 5th gen galant with a 1597cc engine parts and information are hard to come by

I want to see him find an old Chevy lumina next lol love your videos bro

This has potential for selling for a nice return on "bring a trailer" or "cars and bids" as opposed to craigslist or FB marketplace