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Absolutely amazing!

1:46-1:52 is what it's all about. my 60-year old self thanks you sir.

Brings back lovely memories…. I had FIVE of these back in the late 80s/early 90s. Gorgeous looking cars, styling way ahead of their time when launched. Wish I had kept one!

imagine sparks occur on those carbon brush contacts 🤣🤣

Rumor has it Toyota wil be reviving the Celica and I think styling queues from these original Celica's would be a winner. Your Celica has a great beefy look that is still timeless to this day.

could u put a 2jz turbo engine in my 04 volvo s40

how well do the printed parts hold up under heat again, and under physical stress/strength test?

There is just something to the sound of the old 2 valve, DOHC fours.

Is a 3D printed bushing going to last?

Thank you

Why don't race cars use one size for an engine? This way you greatly reduce the total number of tools needed.

The gauges are not jdm aftermarket they are OEM my celica has them to. In fact I think most Toyotas in that era had them from factory. Proof that old school toyotas and cars in general were built more practical and more functional, without leaving good taste and style behind

This is so cool!

plastic oil filter housing, yeah that screams reliability.

Great video man

Yeah those tiny round indents on the glove box are cup holders lol.

I love these technical videos

what simple ass engine. i have a 300zx and that engine is just to much

The joe satriani of buulding engines.

The gun shots 😂😂😂

Timeless

This is an awesome portable sink

Cars I drove to high school in the 80’s I bought and abused for 200 bucks are now collectible.. who would have thought..

Not sure if your interested but here is a video of a 1972 Celica being chem dipped to remove paint and rust if you want to check it out czcams.com/video/mccEtSboNmc/video.html

That thing is in very good shape for the year it must of been garaged all the time it was not in use because the dash and interior is like new and it was really took car of what a awesome find.

My dream car....😅

Now this brings back great memories, my first one was the 2lt St then I got GT twin cam,, my favourite thing the fact the doors are pillerless, so love drink with all the windows down.😊👍🇬🇧🇬🇧

My questions about cars that have been sitting in garages for many years is, 1. Why has it been sitting there for so long/ What's wrong with it? 2. After sitting for so long, what is the condition of the entire car, especially the motor? 3. After sitting for so long, the fluids, the upholstery and the gauges, made of plastic in some cars are also in bad shape. No matter how low the overall miles are, I would be very leery of purchasing a vehicle like that. The expense of restoring it to an operational state will be very expensive depending on what kind of car it is. Also, if it's an older car then parts will be very hard, if not impossible to find.

Your cars would be cleaner, cheaper, faster and better if you went to electric. But then again, your business model may suffer.

quickest way to bet the crank bolt off is just bolt on a starter hook it up to a battery use a good 1/2 inch ratchet with long breaker bar, last one I did we carefully layed the engine down on the exhaust side on the floor, then hit the starter. Do Not Attempt this on and engine Stand!!!

Is the seam sealer compromised after baking?

Getting one automatic short base 1999 tomorrow :) Thanks for the info Stefan !

The header flange is awesome If it’s not prone to leaking I’m sold

Only if this was screwd in, it would have been very serviceable. I believe its doable 1 or 2 times.

The very first Toyota my dad got was a 72 st dark blue with white interior came with a 8r or 18r 🤷🏻‍♂️ was a awesome little car

i wish for a dyno in order to compare two headers in same setup :)

It is so nice to listen to you talk. You are a kind guide through this wonderful world.

Awesome GR86

Great 1st gen example. I had a '77 coupe with a 5-speed manual. The fuel tank fill was on the drivers' side 'C' pillar behind the quarter window. I loved that car. I bought it in my early 20's (mid '90's), for $700.

cool looking car ...i love it

Thanks sharing

that celica so cool i love too see you get hands on a celica gt4

I love the look of these. Amazing.

Looks like a small 67/69 camaro 😍

Safety first then mods my Finnish grandfather would say. SISU

I have two of those small alpine amps. Bought them in 1992. One was even new. Great for running high and midrange.

HOW MANY MPG DID YOU GET ON THIS TRIP IN AVERAGE?

Dope, keep the ol radio...1yr later lol

Perfect

Erm.. Shitty car when Brand new . Why revive a proven Turd ??