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I absolutely love these videos, they explain so simply key engineering concepts.

1936 just casually pushed me into the right direction in life

I think the OLDSMOBILE """JET STAR""" also had those same TAIL LIGHTS!!! Most remembered before 1999 was NO RECALLS* RECALLS* RECALLS* as we hear EVERY WEEK by 2024== food products// cars// appliances// medical supplies// and APRIL 2024,s COOKIES with the usual PLASTIC PIECES inside== all machine made (no human touch on them) products!!!! And also the ICE CREAM RECALLS now becoming VERY POPULAR☆☆☆

Now they make real people not actors videos. What happened? Chevy owners would love to see a video like this on the TV.

2024 and this still makes sense

Did Uncle Joe narrate this...?

I've heard or probably seen, that they have already added (axel or excel) (i don't know the spelling) in Front wheels, is that true?

American engineers: we have solved it! Perfectly smooth! European engineers: what about when the vehicle reaches a corner? American engineers: a what?

It looks to me like these old drum brakes are far better than modern discs. Those cars stopped on a dime

This was America at its best. I caught the very end of this type of lifestyle. We were free and the future was limitless. That type of attitude still burns inside me and i hope it does in you.I don't just miss these days, i want to recreate them.

RETURN TO SIMPLICITY AND HOME MAINTENANCE! BEING ABLE TO CHANGE THE WHOLE AXLE SHAFT WITHOUT JACKING, OR WHEEL REMOVAL IS INCREDIBLE!

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Dudes in intro were straight stuntin bro

Funny because that method of removing the axle is used on almost every single heavy duty truck today.

I guarantee they did NOT show this back in the 1970’s ! Just now because they’re 81520!

I can’t imagine these suspension system from 1938 are used until these days!!

66-67's were the best styled GTOs EVER?

They forced us to watch all of these bloody, mutilated body filled films when I was in Driver's Education Class, 1973. I remember there were a number of students who "hucked up" their lunch all over their desks....

Awesome commercial! Better this when people took pride in their work!!

I like when they showed him removing the broken one they skipped over getting the old snapped off stud out

I want a husky rear axel housing T~T

59 El Camino -------- Was Almost My First Car --------- It Wasn't Ment To Be I Guess -------- Oh Well

3:39 look al the polish on those gears. Modern manufactures would never...

9:36 HIS FACE WAS DEFORMATED

That was funny AF

THANK YOU SO MUCH. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY!!!!

The first year of the super sport was introduced

I watched the whole damn thing and I dont even care about cars. What an amazing solution based on simple principles. Humans are amazing.

We've clearly regressed as a society.

Loved the split grill look. Remember when people would look forward to seeing what the new cars would look like? Now everything looks the same year after year after year.

This is funny. I just watched this video and went to make a comment and notice I already did 4 years ago.

These are the kind of people we need today ❤️ innovation and simplicity in explanation.

This is called the Riverside stop.

I love the music of intro and outro.

Makes you proud to be an American because that's all top notch in its 36th year manufacturing cars along with roughly 40 yrs or so of making movies and six years before WW2 kicks off. We were something 😊😊

When education taught stuff that mattered !

Music is horrific. Had to turn it down to make it through to the end….

10:32 the tinted glass they have nowadays is dangerous, because pedestrians can’t see the driver’s eyes!

Imagine how advantaged our society would be if college students learned this rather than the left work ideology that colleges and universities indoctrinate into our students.

When I first heard about suspension in cars, I thought, “But just attaching the cars to springs wouldn’t reduce the bounce by much.” This video addressed that, and explained from an engineer’s perspective how the springs are made and the clever placement of them.

Amazing they had this complexity at that time.

I had a 69 Bonneville, 4 door hardtop, I got married, my wife crashed it (twice). It's ok, we were young. Best car we ever had.

8:31 "And we can go as fast as we want" - They must have had some pretty souped up cars back then

i cant believe that this video uploaded 11 years ago same age as me

Bump up the playback speed to 1.25x and it sounds better.

I thought Indian accent was easiest to understand. But 100 years ago these people had even better accent.

Lame explanation...

10s of thousands... Oh dear

can companies make videos like this but for modern vehicles, like a video from honda on how their vtec works would be pretty cool