That thing has an aux hole! If i were you id leave it there...unless youre one of those authenticity freaks where every tiniest screw needs to match the correct number

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This is awesome..such as the Oldsmobile cutless Supreme, vent below the steering column..pretty sure women n men loved em

Right. Just a latch and a push

Is the vent windows originally for cigarette smokers or I heard wrong before?

My base model 69 Ford custom 2dr sedan has them too

There were always the two doors in the past with the crank down rear window that all it was was the triangle window so why not have a crank open vent window

You're just showing your age hahaha

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@@rocky-zx6kq nigga wtf😂

@@rocky-zx6kq you should probably get a micrometer for that

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Man, I took my old S Class to an audio guy who spent the entire time trying to convince me to go with an ugly rainbow Sony receiver. I kept telling him I just wanted something black with no lights, and he acted like I was crazy. Finally got sick of those guys and just bought an original CD changer off of EBay. I don’t understand why anyone would want this junk in their car.

In my '63 car i connected and aux cable to the potentiometer and made it exit in tha glove box so i can listen to music without ruining the look

I‘m dreaming of a Porsche PCCM for the Volvo 850 of my Dad. Currently he has an ugly aftermarket radio but the Porsche PCCM looks like a radio of a 80th Porsche while also having a small display for CarPlay.

Yeah, thats the same stereo i have on my desk, it fits on cars from the 80's-further, but it's a mistake to put one of these on cars from the 70's and olders, doesn't fit well and looks awful

Can find running projects as cheap as 4k if you research hard enough.

They’re literally everywhere brother. You can even go to a junk yard to teach them the things in this video.

I found a 1970 charger in an abandoned barn once and it was in really good condition. It was a nice red with a black roof it is an absolutely beautiful car. I kept it and it runs like a dream.

There are so many. Full size cars like that one are generally in the $5-7k range for a clean running example.

I bought my 53 Ford Customline on my channel, running and driving in May 2020 for $2200.

The wing window too

Classic problems require classic solutions.

Nice, but learn to spell

@@ultra.based.27 not a English class

@@ultra.based.27 wow what a cool person

Meeeerr

caddicarus, a british youtuber, once complained on a stream about why americans pronounce "mirror" "meerr". at that point i thought "well that's exaggerated, i've never seen anyone say that". enter this guy lol

@@ArtyIF but then british people say something like bo'o of wo'ah .... wow they're not really better😂

@@theknockouter5572 you really think we say it like this 😂

@@H4rshi3 Some Brits literally do talk like that. Lol What do you mean?

Man just wants to aux bro how is that heartbreaking?

@@iforgot3405 because they hacked a classic dash that you cant just replace if you want it to be stock and clean

Duuuude I would want that shit looking stock and clean. Fuck your shitty music, I'm here for the ride.

@@nightrider8462 fair

Should of just ordered from classic car radios instead of hacking the dash up.

Wing windows are better than ac I don't care what anyone says. You cant blow 60pmh air up your shorts with ac haha

Absolutely, my '86 Yota 4x4, man, that bitch went everywhere!

Same feeling here for the square body chevy trucks/blazers/suburbans. Soooooo good in the beautiful times of early fall, late spring. And the footwell vents too.

Got some on my 83’ yota lol

@@contraband1543 yeah no. Just got back from thrbyard in my 85. Wing windows are nothing compared to proper ac

I was guilty of that back in my younger days but I've realized the error of my ways.

Because it’s garbage

I'd be into it if it looked clean

Only if it was a resto mod

Well my radio in my 85 ram is broke and I live in a rual area so that’s the only reason I could think why they did that

Oh Wow, I had a 68 Buick Electra 225 , Convert about 25 years ago. It had power windows and most of the luxurious options for the day!🥰🤓💛👍👨‍🔧👤⚘🦅⛽⚡🌞🪝🔧🪛🔩🇺🇲🏁

A lot of cars were simpler then, today, its almost impossible to fix some cars on your own.

@@francislawlor4123 Mine was a sedan: p/s, p/b, a/c, a/m radio. But the 430 big block power was the best part, and kids loved her.

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My 78 pontiac radio still plays, if it quits you just slap it. There is a place that sells restored radios

Now you have to find some 8 tracs

I just sold my 77 TA last year , it has the factory 8-track . Still have about a hundred 8-track tapes.

I had my 8 track under the dash next to my CB radio in my ‘71 Chevy station wagon, both got stolen one night at a shopping center back in 1977🥴🥴

They were mostly on the big full size models. Most impalas in the early years had them too.

Dang lol, both my ‘55 Chevy and Olds, as well as my ‘59 Olds and both ‘66 Plymouth and Chevrolet have all had the crank vent window, I kinda thought it was the norm for them except for a few trucks I’ve seen. What kinda vehicles have you had?

I think my Impala or our old Skylark had a fancy crank for the quarter window. It was about three times harder to turn than the regular window crank.

My 69 Skylark has them.

@@paulhindenburg1460 notice he's not answering. I to thought vent window cranks were normal. I was thrown by the Ford's door latch. Never seen that.

Exactly

What I kinda hate that everyone dose now they throw in aftermarket radios cause they gotta have Bluetooth or an Aux connection and when they install these radios they never hook up the over the air antenna. Just totally ruin the look of the car and now you got an antenna on your car not doing anything. Ugh

@@ryans413 well good thing they aren't doing it to your cars then ey?

Especially with such a cheap piece of garbage one too

@@ryans413 oh no the antenna on the car isn’t functioning, how will you ever survive princess

Me too, 97 f250 obs

Me too, 95 f150

How about when the starter button was down there too.

Got to say I haven't seen that one

@@josephjorgensen3282 if I'm not mistaken it was 49 through 52 Chevys pickup trucks. I'm sure I'll get checked on that but I welcome it. Knowledge is power.

@@michaelperham694 1977 Jeep had it there.

@@michaelperham694 I had a 1941 Buick, to start it you had to turn a key on the dash, then push the gas pedal to the floor. It had a crazy mechanical linkage that would rotate and close the contact on the starter. 6 volt system only got 3 maybe 4 tries before the battery died.

Yea i got them on my 95 f150. Love the air flow

Then don’t daily drive an old car

My F150 has a shiny metal plate the nub of the flip lock rests on when it's closed, and the button to open it. I want to back hand everyone that turns the handle past horizontal and past the plate when they close it. It's like leaving the microwave door open 😤

@@slapshotjack9806 atleast i can drive, child.

@@jamesscholz8338 right.

@@ClumsyCars lol you think I’m a child when I have a straight up job that’s a 30 minute drive from my house lol and before you say anything about being a better driver than me try avoiding a cop car driving straight at you in your lane that is 20 feet in front of you at 45 mile per hour to respond to an emergency down the road. I was able to get around that can you?

And you always were in the right position for filling up!

Ford did that in the 50s aswell, GM liked them behind trim or taillights.

@@TheCatOfAges I was wrong. The 69 Camaro has the gas cap hidden under the license plate. It’s on a hinge and you flip it up whenever you get gas. It’s the 67 and 68 Camaros that have them above the license plate. On the Super Sports the SS badge on the rear bumper is the gas cap so you can’t even tell it’s there. They did like to hide it under the trim and in some instances make the gas cap an actual trim piece.

@@UltraMagaFan they stole the behind a badge idea from the mustang...

@@TheCatOfAges So what? I really don’t give a shot who did it first. It’s a cool concept that should still be on modern cars.

How the hell can you not know cars had keys? I get he's probably super young but keys are still all over the place even now

Who's fault is it for not explaining it?

You're fault for not speaking to people you're literally related to

@@j4y167 I'm a a mechanic and we get a car coming in with a key maybe once a week and it's always a work truck

@@SuperRat420 might be just cus I'm Australian and the push to start is pretty widely hated here. Another new thing I hate is those floor pedal handbrakes which can't be used as E brakes because they won't activate while moving

You know what those were for smokers to vent there smoke

@@ryans413 false information

It's just foul.

The whole car is revoltingly pretentious. 'Murican shit

You sadly cannot, not without sourcing a parts dash. That radio intall cuts a hole in the dash. Its practically irreversible

@@TheCatOfAges I think even a piece of sheet metal would look better than that 2000s head unit

Tell me when a kid would ever need to know how to operate a window or door handle. It's not hard it's common sense

@@pepperbungholes9104 and yet my stepson has no clue. He only knows power windows

@@BuffsGarage I mean yeah sure say what you want but I mean you don't know how to use an Aztec sundial do you see it's pointless older cars are pretty outdated there's not a whole lot of them around and the ones that are around are so expensive that people can't afford them and they're not everywhere so yeah the chances of you needing to ever use that information is little to none

@@pepperbungholes9104 I suppose your theory is plausible. But it’s the same thought process as never teaching them to drive a manual car. We should educate our children on the stuff we know vs letting a flawed establishment choose what they learn.

@@BuffsGarage okay but manual cars are totally different in America 85% of the cars on the road are automatic everywhere else it's about 90% of the cars are manual transmissions, that's simply an American thing to gatekeep or act like driving a manual transmission is this huge ordeal

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Remember the punch-o-matic Chrysler tranny

@@cheagle464 but that's pushing keys. If it works at all this generation could figure it out

They’re more real then these pieces of crap

Yea with the fuckin tablets on the dash board and traction control and shit. People are getting more and more lazy when it comes to driving, they don't even know how to hit the brakes unless the "car" does it for them. Cars are becoming more like robots than actual motor vehicles. These are real cars without a fuckin cpu

@@goobner420 I’m fine with the tablet for Apple CarPlay but if my car starts telling me how to drive I’ll just ride a horse then

I hid my radio system in the glovebox of my ‘66 stang. Absolutely hate it when they have some tacky looking thing in the center of the dash, especially those with the stupid light up features.

@@Twin_Turbo I personally love when people just mod the original radio to add a Bluetooth module. Keeping everything else intact, even the way it functions. But hiding the radio works too.

Make sure it’s in neutral or park lmao, accidentally forgot to check my gear in my ‘68 Fastback and when I had to pump the gas as I turned it over….let’s just say it was a rather unexpected surprise, thank god I had backed into a parking space in a practically empty parking lot lol.