Yes.. green religion is a sh...

Most western culture only care about green initiatives until it slightly inconveniences them.

That's how I live my life

I'm in Los Angeles living in an old 2000 Toyota Sienna minivan with over 266k miles on it. I plan on keeping my van indefinitely as long as I can keep it running.

Dang! At least clean that radiator to cool the truck better. Otherwise it’s perfect!

its a ute but yes

Americans trucks are good too

A BMW would last just as long

for the most bmws would have no chance​@@mareksinister

@@mareksinister LMAO on what planet

Thanks to attitudes like this, the two places are difficult to tell apart

I'm in Los Angeles living in an old 2000 Toyota Sienna minivan with over 266k miles on it.

@@Network126 At least you have access to the internet...

@@ferrochinabisleri1587 Well I work and pay bills and contribute to society... I just can't afford overpriced housing. Internet access in 2024 is just a basic need anyway now. It's even for free in the air.

...and how they don't use other things to full potential.

Thats a 720, probably a 1980 model year. Most markets (such as the USA) had rectangular headlights but the early 1979-1981 fleetline models had 4 round headlights. It's definitely a pre-1982 as it still has the L20b vs the Z20/22/24 that later models had.

Y en México salieron hasta el 93 siguen algunos circulando pero no en esas condiciones las normativas son severas y las que hay llegan a costar 5 mil dólares oh hasta mas .

​@@felipelopez848 I got one almost brand new for 700$ with a camper shell for free. Sold it for 900$

Nope, its a 1970 521 Datsun pickup, look at the grill, it has horizontal slats, unlike the 1975 one that has vertical. The 1975 one has rounded taper from the the hood to the very front while the 1970 one is like this one with a sharper squarer edge.

​@@MrDisgruntledGamer1hola no ese modelo no es es modelo 720 entre 1980 a 1986 saludos desde 🇨🇦🇲🇽

Except it’s a lot harder to do that with new cars

My two thousand and Seven Camry has 290,000kms it makes all kinds of noises. The engine is healthy. It's got a 5 Speed Manual Transmission.

Nah, rather maintain my car to the point that it out-lives me 😂 Mainting a car when we have the means to is something we should learn from

We can't do that because of the law, passing 'car inspections'...

@@static_Tricolor_camry my aunt 09 honda accord has almost 200,000 miles on it n it still runs fine! literally everything still works except the tpms idiot light! n she got it in 2019 with 160k ish miles on it and i 5 years put like 40k miles on it.. heck its even shrugged off a couple accidents that the only damage done was some scratches! n one of those was a hit n run! and it still has all of the original windows including the windshield which has a couple little chips which my aunt aint fixing unless it cracks! and yes its an automatic!

Там карбюратор

Ahahahah

Him: look at the dashboard

Don´t forgot to see the colour of it.

That there's a "put the oil in before you drive" truck.

I wish Mercedes and Audi learn from this truck.

I have yet to see a modern Nissan breakdown before 37,000 miles. They usually all have 290,000 miles. I think you’re missing a couple zeros.

You’re the lucky one. my buddy works at the dealership in the service department. they have a pile of transmission cores from brand new Nissans. When I say pile I mean over 100 units on pallets and that’s one month.

@@samHagar-nc3ni ya thats cuz no one change they damn trans fluid! on those nissan cvts change it every 30k miles dont listen to the car maker!

@@Mason-fv1zl Are you smoking something.

That's before when the Renault company took over them.

Me too they are all unique and have their own soul

@@andr589 me too. they remind me of my childhood especially 90s and 2000s cars

there is cars, but then there is this, this thing is like the half life 2 jalopy man, you can only call it a car because it still has all 4 wheels

@@mahuba2553 yeah the car in the video doesnt apply. think more of a 1996 corolla

Indeed old is gold

True lmao

Real men* not the idiots who get angry when you drive a bit to slow and then stop the entire highway just to get mad at you.

Depends Western men are kinda prissy as women... I remember I fixed this dude dash and he was worried about how now that dash was fixed he could see TPMS light on I was like " Dude your tire pressure is good so it's no problem probably just a dead tpms sensor " but he still didn't want to drive til fixed...

Odometer stopped working 30yrs ago 😂

Dont you mean 3.7

😂😂😂😂😂wtf at 5a.m

All the fine dust trapped in the piston rings is probably the only reason it still has compression XD

​@@ElijahDeckerI would love to borescope these engines and see what the cylinder walls look like.

This car have no 3.7 million km for sure! Engines used this way can not last 100 000

@@svinche2I would assume the engine has been rebuilt many times or replaced many times with this many kilometers.

@@HQdefault64 simply it is not possible even if they drive that car non stop!, because there are no roads in that part of the world and in many cases when is wet season, to pass 50 km you need all day to drive in mud! Tittle is clickbait ! (classic Byllshiting by uploader)

No wonder if it´s a diesel engine.

He's making up the mileage to get more views

Datsun era Nissan powertrains were at a minimum the equal to Toyotas. I actually think the Nissans were tougher myself.

Your right, you can’t calculate it..so why act impressed?

I've read that is just needs the dust/sand to keep the engine running, has something to do with the piston rings.. Can't imagine it, but there must be a reason..

@@Bartus1989 that can't be true. Sand or any other small particles will cause damage as they restrict the oil distribution and will possibly clog up the oil pick-up. oil passages are very very thin, i just can't believe it would last very long. I think the airfilter was taken off shortly before the video.

@@i80486dx if you watch more vids from @passy you see they have the filter of many often. There must be a reason🤷

@@i80486dx Sand and dust that enter an engine via the carb are not so much a threat to the oil as that it will damage the cylinder bores, piston, rings and valves.

@@i80486dx You can see at 3:27 carbureter full of shit and at 3:20 you also see a fresh looking oil filter.

Isuzu also makes good forklift engines

Tires you freak

no, no set of tires last that long

i don't think it's worth even 10 euros in scrap metal.

@@krecik2336 I'd pay $100000 just to be able to say I have a car with 3 million km

@@Toyotacorollaaltis-cn9fd alright, you do you mate

* greedy stupid european politicians...

I'm worried about car emissions cause i want to breath clean air at least

@@kantai3309 But what about the emissions to build cars that make less emissions?

@@telmomoreira7616 Brother in Christ, i don’t support the idea of building cities around bulky private pods that go one after another and “require” most of the space and others’ convenience. Public rail transport on electricity from the grid and infrastructure for light vehicles is the solution.

​@@kantai3309 Public trans. help in a lot of things but the need for private trans. will always be there otherwise uber wouldn´t be successful. The solution for cilmate change and other problems is to scale down consumerism.

The speedo cable is still original.

There’s no odometer that reads that high

Tomorrow: 370 million

37 something... a bunch of zeros (mi or km, I don't know)

The odometer would turn over at 1 million, hes probably reading thr tenths digit as KMs 😂 So while it undoubtedly has turned over. The odometer is displaying 370,000 kms NOT millions. Also this is ar LEAST a 1980 MY because before that Nissan vehicles had 5-digit odometers. Basically theres no way to tell how many kms are on it, but seeing how long Datsuns lasted here in the USA; Murilee Martin did a photo essay of a 1980 210 (b310 chassis) that had 370,000 MILES (600k kms) on it. Beibg it looked showroom fresh compared to this pickup, it wouldn't surprise me if it has many millions of kilometers on it.

This car already survived many catastrophic apocalyptic situations thats for sure.

Any car on a carburetor without an ECU or push to start will work fine, though they may need to be pushed to start up

yea.. most likely just an clickbait headline.

In Canada it would be so full of rust that I'm not even sure someone could keep driving it without it falling apart

To be that durable you need slack tolerances. Realistically that engine needs a full rebuild, rebore, liners, you're only going to be reusing probably the block and maybe the carburettor can be rebuilt. Everything else is totally worn out beyond salvage and probably out of balance. But because it's crude and mechanical, and not electrical, it can run out of tolerance like you see, burning a lot of oil, low on compression most likely, probably leaking pressure and exhaust gasses at various points, but it still works. A modern electronically controlled efficient engine would pick up so many faults it would stop working, long before this point. Such is life. You can have efficiency or longevity. Choose wisely.

It's a 720

@@ColonelPenguin yes sorry youre right its a 720 👍😘.

Exactly

Yes, Datsun was the brand name before Nissan, but they say Nissan because technically it is a Nissan.

Start with which ones it would pass

YES

I think it's old enough to be Tax and MOT exempt now. Import potential.

If this isn't love then idk what is.

@@BoleDaPole This is a resilience minus love

Love doesn't exist here.....look around, same difference everywhere with everything.

So the idea of a 70's-ish odometer showing 8-digit numbers didn't persuade you?🙂 It'd have to be driven at 40km/h 24/7 for 10 years to reach that number😃

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Hard to purchase parts

Because it gets dirty, chokes the engine with the sand after a short time I suspect. Where will you get a new one? And to buy them so frequently is expensive. Better to change the oil more frequently, you can filter the oil later too, to clean the sand out. The bore on every vehicle in Africa is basically totally shot, anyway.

"Minor body deffects" but all correct!!!!!!

Nissans prior to 1995 were almost unbreakable, the only thing that could do them in was rust. Even in desert climate it looks like this one's almost eaten by the tinworm.

Do you think God updates the records

@@shykj8892 you can't just look at a cars odometer and read 3.7 million miles or km which is what he claims makes this the 3rd highest mileage car. A cars odometer only reads up to 6 digits if it hit a million it would roll back to 0.