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@@BallDontLie99 They looked pretty sharp then.

@APerson-ni1gb That would be neat..Would take alot of work to have a library of 125 years of vehicles though.

Did you notice much difference between the 77 and 87?

I still see the one I filmed often. I admire its different, but the shape of them never appealed to me.

@@autochatter I love the Geo and this looks more aerodynamic. I think it's very practical. I'd love to find one in decent shape, without 30 year old bearings.

They definately screamed the 80s!

I just learned that telegrams charged for ! and . but not the word stop, and were also in all caps, so, no I wasn’t shouting at you either!

​@davidcarroll8735 hey...I'm digging the "period correct" comments! Would have been better if I got it 100 years ago, but I guess Western Union is slow.

@@autochatter I was thinking Back to the Future, I sent it forward for future delivery 🤣

@davidcarroll8735 The Old Back to the Future II move....I should have seen that coming! 😀

@@davidcarroll8735 Thank you very much!

@ProjectAchieva Thank you! Afraid not...Auto Chatter isn't that...Highbrow LOL

@@petestaint8312 Thanks! Revionist history is fun!

Glad you liked it!

Also I don’t trust anything with multi horsepower, I’ll stick to riding Clyde to work everyday. 1 horsepower is enough.

@robl7532 isn't the fuel consumption high with those? And you have to cleanup all those "tailpipe" emmisions often?

@@autochatter why yes it can be. I just sneak a little extra at the bread lines.

@robl7532 Thats great Chum! Met a guy named Rob at the Speakeasy, but his horses name was Petunia ....Or was that his wife's name? Nice couple either way.

Thank you! Just tried to "jazz" it up a bit!

@@michaelnewjerseydiecast5535 Thanks! About a week ago, I didn't know either 😜

@@autochatter you're welcome and I love your auto chatter channel and looking forward to the next chatter episode

​@michaelnewjerseydiecast5535 Again...I can't thank you enough for the kind words! I'm still hoping this historical news series does better...There's alot of other fun decades!

My goodness....I should have consulted with you before writing the script! Thank you for the extremely period correct comment!

@@autochatterThanks for the channel for us all to enjoy. You did well with the 20's-speak. I did have to look up the ship. but I'm also an airship fan so I've read a lot from this era. May the next hundred vids succeed wildly!

@P_RO_ Thank you! I tired to stick with slang that wasnt...too far out there. Played around with voice changing...Didn't like it, so added some background hiss and improvised. P.S. My hometown in North Carolina has a factory that builds Airships. It's called TCOM .

@@autochatter I think airships have great potential but only where there is no 'time-pressure' since they're so weather dependent. But that's a whole different subject. You did well with this episode and I think better than most would have done, and the concept of a '24 video done this way is unique, refreshing and most importantly fun. Keep doing things your way and I'll always be along for the ride.

Thank you again! Was fun to do actually..The algorithm doesn't seem to think so, but maybe because it's harder to categorize?

@h.paulsprojects3061 Thank you! Yeah my first thought was a riding mower would be a good decendent of the Model T.

@@stephenbriskin9 👍

I know you have watched several at least! The Miami Vice name is memorable! Thank you!

@scottlippmann8374 Thank you! Hey if enough people like it, I would love to. It was fun to make.

100% agree

I know! Thank You!

@iluvcamaros1912 I'd agree. I think the bigger issue was most of the later Mercury products had a Ford counterpart. The few that didn't like the last Cougar,Villager,Capri,and Maurarder, were either poor sellers or too niche to turn them around.

Excellent post. I own a MX5 RF, so I definately know where your coming from!

@@MinecraftPro97k Sometimes less is more! Glad your still enjoying it.

@ShaneSaw2593 Its sad the Titan is not long for this world.

@char1737 Just about yeah.Chrysler stayed relevant too.

Those portable VCR systems were all the rage then. Before minivans in the 90s, you generally only saw tvs and VCRs in conversion vans. Ueah the headphone Jack's and controls were on the left as there was no sliding door then.

I didn't see many manual ones, but I'm sure they were alot more fun.

@donaldwilson2620 Yeah the Flex was neat. It's been in the back of my head to do sometime back. Much better than the Freestyle!

@joemazzola7387 Yeah..The Taurus was known to blow torque convertor, so a heavier van would only be worse.

@@donaldwilson2620 Cool..Last movie I saw with Whoopi was prob one of those Sister Act flicks.

@mikeisaacs2314 Oh I heard them referred to that alot at one point.

@petestaint8312 I forgot to put a old circuit city clip there 😅 Its called knowing your audience ROFL!

@@ericharrison619 I'd agree with that. Wasn't head gaskets also common on the Windstars?

@kyledexter485 Cool! Glad you enjoyed it!

@davinp It was...and had optional AWD and a Supercharger!

@OLDS98 Thanks! Yeah I've been in the car biz since 94 in several roles over the years.

@@autochatter That explains your wealth of car knowledge. Your channel has so much potential because of this. Let it grow! I am curious have you work for GM and Ford brands and Chrysler? What roles have you held? I bet the business has changed too.

@OLDS98 I was a Service Advisor for both in the early 2000s,and GM after that. Most of my years was with Nissan, but I've also been with Pontiac,Isuzu,Mazda,and am currently with Lexus.

@@autochatter I used to have a nice service advisor I had a great relationship with. His name was Shawn/Sean/Shaun Sudnow. He used to help me with my previous Oldsmobile Ninety Eights I owned. It was a Cadillac/Buick/Oldsmobile dealer. He moved to Hawaii. So you were working with Pontiac excitement too? Good for you. I bet that dealership experience at Lexus is interesting. My cousin owns a Lexus NX. I rode in a ES sedan. I was not impresssed. I am sure you enjoy what you did at Lexus.

@OLDS98 Lexus is great. They are very well built. Back when I was with Pontiac, I sold them. Almost forgot...Was selling Hyundai back then too.

@doug6191 Ouch! Don't tell my wife. She loved her 2007 model. They went to normal guages in front of you then and got rid of the toothy grille. The ride and room was great, but the wheelbase was so long I referred to it as a aircraft carrier at times.

@autochatter There wasn't much I liked after Renault stepped in. The '03 Altima was great, and the '05 Frontier was, too. Everything else was just not for me.

@doug6191 Post acquisition, I liked the 350z (had one), Frontier,Titan,pre 2013 Pathfinders,Xterra, and some Infiniti models....Oh and the GTR of course.

@@autochatter I forgot the 350Z. That's an exception. The truck side of Nissan was fine, though the Titan and Pathfinder Armada were a bit garish. Sentra and Maxima were ruined. The Quest was, um, not for me. The Versa was okay with a manual.

@doug6191 I was working at a Nissan dealer then so got a great deal on it.I won't say with a straight face it was better than a Odyessy or Sienna then, but it turned out to be a great vehicle that she put 170k miles on it before trading. Her mother bought a 09 Quest and last I heard, the new owner has well over 300k on it. None of those are my type of vehicle anyway. My current car would probably fit in the back of that Quest LOL.