Is This 1985 Mitsubishi Galant Worth Saving? Yes! Let's Fix It!

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Before I bought it, my '85 Mitsubishi Galant had been sitting since 2016. Let's get it over to the shop for some much needed maintenance! In today's video, mechanic Joe shows us what's wrong, what he fixed, and also drops a ton of knowledge about working on cars. I learned something, I think you will too.
Thanks again to Joe for bringing the knowledge and helping bring the Galant back from the dead. If you live in the Los Angeles area and need work done on your car, Joe can help you out. Hit up Sean's Auto Care in Van Nuys, CA: (310) 770-2720.
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@hullinger 3 года назад

I like cars like this too. So glad you're saving her and keeping it on the road!

@RetroCarsForever 3 года назад

It was super cool to hear Joe's thoughts on cars and mechanics. You found a good mechanic who appreciates these vintage cars!

@HelloRoad 3 года назад

For sure!! Joe is a good dude. Great mechanic and also drops some knowledge for all of us retro car enthusiasts! :)

@gregn4289 9 месяцев назад

I had a 1985 Mitsubishi Magna here in Australia. I believe the Magna was essentially the same vehicle as the Galant, but had a slightly wider body with a 2.6 Astron engine. They were a nice, smooth and comfortable car for their time.

@shept.7736 3 года назад

I love those hubcaps! Also, the advertisement at the end consists of cars that i could only find in my dreams

@deancary6676 3 года назад

always loved the elegant styling of this series of Galant. They were very popular here in New Zealand, being assembled here ntil about 1988. There are some unique versions too, like the wide-bodied Magna from Australia and a unique to New Zealand V3000, with a 3 litre V6. This model was used by the former Ministry of Transport for traffic policing duties. They were in classic black and white livery with a red federal light bar on top.

@grunkohlaktionar7474 3 года назад

As a ´96 Galant (2.0 V6 Exceed manual) owner, I loved this video

@pgtmr2713 3 года назад

2.0l v6? Sounds interesting. Mazda had 1.8 and 2.0l v6's in their MX-3. 8k rpm terrors of the day :-) The Probe GT's 2.5l V6 is from the same V6 family. Same harneses and such, bolt in swap for the little cars.

@grunkohlaktionar7474 3 года назад

@@pgtmr2713 yes it revs very high too. It’s a variant of the FTOs engine. Mitsubishi still holds the record for building the smallest V6 engine ever:D

@pgtmr2713 3 года назад

@@grunkohlaktionar7474 Yeah, I looked it up. I didn't realize it was related to the 3000GT/Stealth V6. Makes sense though, that's how these companies save money. The Mazdas were solid engines, 250-300k miles. They were an engineering exercise of sorts, compact v6, Variable resonance intake, designed with sound in mind, forged cranks w/ cradle instead of mains caps. Mitsubishi distributor on them too. Although, that was a flaw :-D I've got several around here right now that don't work. I modified a later model distributor and use and 98 ECU.

@ragnarjaanov5604 3 года назад

I have one of those. 8200 rpm limiter on these engines. I also have other 7g galants. I'm currently building a 6G74 (3.5L V6) AWD swapped galant, it was originally FWD and 2.0L I4

@dawge30 3 года назад

I love old Mitsus. You just don't see ANY on the road anymore. I had a friend that drove a 95 Diamante, loved that car!

@HHH-ye1ro 3 года назад

The undercarriage is so clean and rust free. Love this. 5:00. Nice find.

@iamnatman 3 года назад

What a gem. Reminds me of my 89 camry. All the imports of that day were definitely doing the same boxy design.

@peter89013 3 года назад

My parents had both of those cars.

@808v1 3 года назад

I liked the mechanic, his explanations, like/dislikes re older vs newer etc was enjoyable

@HHH-ye1ro 3 года назад

This mechanic is great. So young yet he seems to love your cool car. Solid information.

@super_slav91 3 года назад

We had the magna in Australia, a widened and stretched version of this very model made in Australia.

@starquestman1544 3 года назад

I must be one of the few people who kinda enjoys tinkering with 80's electrical systems. finding the old proprietary diagnostic tools for cheap on ebay is kinda fun and reading the different service manuals for the different categories is interesting. I have an old Mitsubishi ECI Checker that tests the engine management systems on vehicles like the starion/conquest, Ram 50/Mighty Max, Mirage/Colt, etc. I went through all of the tests in the book on my Ram 50 and got the stock Mikuni dialed in by finding a weak o2 sensor and a bad throttle position sensor.

@briansmith8361 3 года назад

Love those Starions! I want an intercooled 5-speed '88 or '89 model!

@joselucena8960 3 года назад

My love for cars started when I got my first car a year ago, a 2002 Mitsubishi Galant. Awesome car.

@lebronjames4705 3 года назад

yeah i love my 2003 galant. it's so reliable and has some power too 👌🏻

@djaydoubleyou8162 3 года назад

My very first car was a 1996 Mitsubishi Galant ES. My parents bought it for me as a graduation present when I was in high school in 2004. It had super low miles (40,000 miles). We were having intermittent problems with it, but I still loved that car. It died on my completely a year later, and I purchased a 2002 Galant in 2005 with 48,000 miles. I had my 02 galant until 2012. It had 182,000 trouble free miles on it before I gave it to my brother. The Galant is a great car. It’s too bad that it’s under appreciated because it really was a competitor to the Accord and Camry.

@OffTrackProductions 3 года назад

Jealous of all the rust free cars you find living there. Something like that would never last here.

@HelloRoad 3 года назад

Yeah very lucky!!

@1uk3d5h 3 года назад

Right! Lol look at all those 20 year old Dodge trucks.... swiss cheese

@Karmy. 3 года назад

@@1uk3d5h not even 15 year old Dodge trucks

@KiyaWarrior 3 года назад

Everything is twice as much though in CA.

@felixf5211 3 года назад

Excellent video, Ethan. BTW, looks like you have a very good mechanic.

@HelloRoad 3 года назад

Thank you!

@thebluexb 3 года назад

I don't know what it is but I just love the look of this car! It looks like it just drove over from Tokyo and is so out of place on American roads! Great vid as always

@peter89013 3 года назад

We had them here in australia too. My parents had one but here we call them "Magnas" not gallants.

@Crippsyify 3 года назад

In Australia it would be an Australian built Mitsubishi Magna. It was 2.6 inches wider and had a 2.6L Astron 2 motor. Very nice and comfy ride.

@pixelomelette7006 3 года назад

I don't really see cars like this on the road but when I do its always refreshing.

@dkt1976dt 3 года назад

This was Mitsubishi's luxury car at the time in the 80s, later on around the end of 1987, into 1988 it became the Galant Sigma with the 3.0 liter V6 and even more luxury equipment.

@luisangelramirez7883 3 года назад

Hey homie i'm méxican an I really enjoy your channel !! Thanks from the bottom of my heart!!

@HelloRoad 3 года назад

Thank you for watching!! :)

@TheVintagesteal 3 года назад

Dig these older Galants so much.This one and a " vintage " Montero and I'd be set. Joe is a cool guy ,with him you can pretty much buy anything and know you won't get bled. Found an honest home Mechanic for my old Isuzu and I'm pretty lucky. Thanks for the great videos Ethan! Have a Merry Christmas .

@HelloRoad 3 года назад

Thank you!!! :) :)

@iEnofadov 3 года назад

Good on you mate for saving this one! These were hugely popular here in Australia, where they were also built. Sold as the Mitsubishi Magna, Mitsubishi Australia also designed a wagon version, which was exported to Japan. The wagon I believe was only sold in Australia, New Zealand and some other smaller RHD markets.

@mc3films 3 года назад

Or as John Davis used to say, “Galahn.”

@HelloRoad 3 года назад

Haha! When I first saw that review I rewatched it just to make sure I wasn't losing my hearing. He corrects it in the subsequent Galant review they did a couple years later :)

@mc3films 3 года назад

@@HelloRoad boi wised upp!

@jxun4l3ht10 3 года назад

Or like my brother used to say it when he got his tongue pierced, "Gajant"

@bigdane87 3 года назад

Gotta make it sound fancy some how. Haha

@pgtmr2713 3 года назад

Motorhuweek

@QuickStix26 3 года назад

I had an '86. Was my first car back in 1999. Was fully loaded, sunroof, factory rims, and the electronic controlled suspension.

@K_Super999 3 месяца назад

OMG!! We had this car growing up. My father's car and the one I learned to drive. Too many memories 😊

@mrBILL-sr2cu 3 года назад

I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE these... In 1987, I almost purchased one. At the time, Mitsubishi was still trying to establish themselves and in North Carolina, dealers were about two hours away from me. If my dad had not been with me that day, I would have driven the Galant home. He reminded me that the car was very advanced technically (air suspension) that we didn't know much about the brand, and service would be some distance away. I wound up with a Camry, but I still hope to find a nice one of these one day...

@adamfischer6768 3 года назад

Interesting to hear the mechanics thoughts about 80's diagnostics Vs. Modern day diagnostics!

@davidknight3880 3 года назад

Good on you for saving it. These were built in Australia as the Mitsubishi Magna in the 80s, but ours was widened a little I believe to compete with the bigger Aussie cars of the day. I have an 84 Mitsubishi Sigma which I keep as a second car, its the Galant generation before yours.

@peter89013 3 года назад

We had one in yellow

@bilaltem5969 3 года назад

Let's get Ethan to 100k! Love this channel

@jacekszuba5127 3 года назад

What a rad find! My parents’ friends used to have one exactly like this in Kuwait back in 1992-1993. They used to take me along to school with their kids in it and I remember the thick white paintwork and the plush maroon interior of the rear seat. Just like this one. That is where I first learned to know and enjoy Queen, listening to Radio Ga-ga from the tape deck.

@lincolnparc8897 3 года назад

E- Another great car and another great video. Mitsubishi used to make k00l cars. Is that your Stanza Wagon at 3:34? Peace

@HelloRoad 3 года назад

Thank you!!! Yep that's mine :)

@pilskadden 3 года назад

Always loved these. Also the more luxurious Sapporo version.

@20CMT08 3 года назад

I own this as 1986 high trim EU model in gold. I love it. They cost more here but are very rare as well. Mine is in mint condition and not used in winter. For me the best car of my Mitsubishi collection

@HelloRoad 3 года назад

Nice!!!

@mexicanspec 3 года назад

It would be helpful to tell us where here is.

@bruceyap3905 3 года назад

Nice rescue.... Coast to coast would be nice

@donmynack 3 года назад

Love these boxy things! KEEP IT!

@JoggerMeister 3 года назад

At least at the end of your video, it sounded like the exhaust issues hadn't been addressed. Before going anywhere at length, if anything as a safety measure in terms of potential CO entry into the cabin, I'd personally try to replace all rusted out exhaust components beforehand. Thanks for saving this rarity!

@ponysoftonline4533 3 года назад

I LOVE THIS FRIGGIN CARRRR. It's exactly what I want in a vehicle.

@antonyingram 3 года назад

Such a tidy and quirky thing, glad you're putting the time/money/effort in to keep it alive. I definitely understand that responsibility to try and maintain the less-loved stuff so they don't disappear entirely.

@unstablebobgable 3 года назад

Ethan! You're my boy! Thanks for keeping the 80s alive! I'm still restoring my 91 Spirit RT and loving every minute of it!

@pgtmr2713 3 года назад

Every time I hear the word spirit I think of the life of Bryan scene and the guy with the speech impediment he says spiwit :-) Welease Wojja

@chaseman94 3 года назад

I used to own a 95 Galant which you dont even see on the road anymore but I like this.

@pharmacyknowledge1763 3 года назад

Your channel is awesome and I learn so much from each video!

@MatthewVanceMusic 3 года назад

This thing is so cool. So wedge-tastic 😍😆

@rudymwaurah 3 года назад

So much nostalgia for me. My dad worked at the regional Mitsubishi dealer for East and Central Africa and we had this exact type of Galant but the 5 M/T. Quite the econo-lux car.

@brian_jake 3 года назад

Simba Colt?

@HHH-ye1ro 3 года назад

It’s amazing what new exhaust will do for an older car. Can’t wait to see the finished product.

@christianponce3450 3 года назад

I love your car. My friend had one, back in Ecuador ,when we were young, in the 80s. Awesome car! Great review. Thank you.

@NFSMAN50 3 года назад

It's worth saving, it may be a "boring car to some" but it's a work of history. A Common sight that you would see in the 80s, 90s and early 2000s that you don't see anymore. It's a survivor car!!!

@ToyotaCelicaDude1 3 года назад

I agree with Joe on EVERYTHING involving older cars, ESPECIALLY the electrical gremlins. That is the worse part of an older car to repair. My 1993 Buick Regal was extremely easy to work on, except for the dozen electrical gremlins it had. All of which were almost impossible to find without the help of OBD ll. Vacuum hoses were another pain in the ass 😂 so so many of them in older vehicles

@go86go 3 года назад

Bought this used in the early 90's. The seats were so comfortable

@MrBetonator 3 года назад

I really enjoy these kind of videos, seeing whats wrong with cars on the lift and all. Keep em coming!

@HelloRoad 3 года назад

I will! Video of my Nissan Stanza Wagon on a lift coming soon :)

@v745ti 3 года назад

Not sure how far you are from Solvang, or whether you're allowed out due to the lockdown... but its always a great drive from LA on a weekend if you want to get away from the city. Head up to Solvang, visit the Vintage Motorcycle Museum, etc. Make a day trip out of it. My friends & I pre-kids (and pre-pandemic) would take our 'vintage crapcans' (aka 'daily drivers b/c we were broke & thats all we could afford) from LA to Solvang, gas up, eat lunch, drool at some old Nortons & Moto Guzzis @ the museum, then hit Mulholland and visit the Rock Store on the way home. Excited to see what you do w/this obscure 80's relic thats 100% worth saving.

@dylansingleton702 3 года назад

I'm jealous I would totally have that in my garage next to my 9g galant

@kamranbk 3 года назад

One of my dream in 1985. I drove this in Jeddah 1987.

@danielmzlos1895 3 года назад

Ethan is a legend, I love watching this guy and his cars. 🥴☺️ Saudações portuguesas 🇵🇹👍

@williamsinger4124 3 года назад

I'm a few minutes in, and I have to say; my blue eye, brindle pitbull Zoey, loves your voice. Every time you speak, she sits up and listens.

@HelloRoad 3 года назад

Haha that's great

@steverowan4278 3 года назад

Love the old Nissan Stanza when you're pulling the car in the shop..

@HelloRoad 3 года назад

Haha yep that's mine :)

@geoffreyreuther5260 3 года назад

@@HelloRoad I'm sure THAT video is going to be a little... longer than your usual. :D

@HelloRoad 3 года назад

@@geoffreyreuther5260 Haha yes

@liquidsatan666 3 года назад

Soooooo got something if you're interested Ethan: that 2002 Mercury Cougar C2 V6 I have...I unfortunately have to sell it (ran outta money and literally going bankrupt). All it needs is an alternator, which I have, I just don't have the money to get it installed. Figured I'd give you first dibs on it, if you want it. Lemme know if you do/don't. Keep up the great work! Your vids have been really helping me while I've been seriously ill for the last 4 weeks!🙂

@lebronjames4705 3 года назад

I love my 2003 Galant and I fly by everybody else on the road, even those "powerful" v6s 🤣

@christopherpanagopoulos7856 3 года назад

Here in Australia, we call that car, Mitsubishi Mangna.. There was a fair few different models of those.. In them years...

@ponysoftonline4533 3 года назад

The best thing about working on and daily driving an older car is that I don't need any expensive equipment to maintain them. The scanners and stuff are awesome when you have them but getting them can be a chore.

@nickblacksoul4318 3 года назад

A beautiful car a great piece it's seems to have all original parts and nothing broken externally

@SulikTrucker95 3 года назад

love the interior, looks futuristic

@ThePoopsie321 3 года назад

Great to see you caring for it. I would buy it, definately.

@d.jbrickmocs1637 3 года назад

I had one in white to. From 1987 i think Loved it👍👍

@steverado87 3 года назад

Worth saving?? YES! I'd rather see the plain commuter cars of back when instead of the typical cars you see at shows today. There's something about those 80s boxes though... How about going to Mitsubishi old HQ? I think its in Torrance, California?

@HelloRoad 3 года назад

Great idea! I'll try to set up something!!

@Finestizpro 3 года назад

A hoovie but without the fame keep it up and you will be youtube famous in no time

@kimhjalmarsson8886 3 года назад

It's a handsome car, looks great in that color and cool contrast with the interior color. It's very 1980's but surprisingly good looking.

@bextar6365 3 года назад

Nicely styled boxy looks good and stands out from others on the streets nowadays. Buff it out and drive it, dare to be different ! .

@mexicanspec 3 года назад

The best part of this car is the quirky interior.

@67tomcat 3 года назад

Palm Springs! Or take it on the PCH to Santa Barbara. I'm in MI and and would like to see. Keep up the good work, and keep saving the older cars.

@MrRemcoLamberts Год назад

Good on you mate! Do you still own it? I am a Mitsu 80's fan, having owned various Mitsubishi cars throughout the 90s. I love all of them but the most rare ones are the turbo lines (lancer, galant/sigma and Sapporo (both 2 dr versions and 90s saloon) and Starion of course. I am looking around a bit in Oz, but really difficult and not many for sale, and also not for a reasonable price if in good nick. Love your channel btw and glad I found it.

@co7013 4 месяца назад

My dad had one of those. It's a good looking car!

@jasonw8124 3 года назад

I used to be an auto tech in the 90's. There were 2 Japanese cars that still pop in my mind every so often: Galant Sigma V6, and the 1st Gen 929. Never see those any more.

@Torsee 3 года назад

I had that red Montero in the add! It was a great little truck! It would have killed off the Jeep Wrangler, but I heard a rumor that who ever owned Jeep at that time slapped tariffs and other hindrances on Mitsubishi to save Jeep from losses. There was no comparison of the Jeep to the Montero! Luxury suspension front seat! Independent front suspension! Auto locking hubs! AC! And better fuel mileage! I got just shy of 200k out of the engine when it blew a head gasket. The car you have should be a very trustworthy steed!

@ThePharmacist-qg9hz 3 года назад

My Father had one in Germany for many years, 2.4 Liter Engine Manuel over 200k Kilometers with no issues. It was a very good car. In the end a Broken Injector and the rust brought my father to sell it to Bulgaria. One day he Meets the man Who bought the car an he says the galant still run and drive in Bulgaria.

@davidpistek6241 3 года назад

I always get excited when I see basic cars from my childhood u just don't see them

@brettwatson-will3388 3 года назад

These were called a Mitsubishi Magna in Australia... Our model had one piece large rectangular headlights rather than the quad headlight set up... The Magna didn't have the marker lights in the rear quarter panels and the number plate light set up is slightly different also... The engine is different in the Magna too... It has a 2.6 litre engine... Oh yeah and our version is right hand drive... We did get a Galant in Australia but it was smaller than this.

@CoastalKite 3 года назад

Ethan: There's not really much of an enthusiasts market for 5th generation Galants Me: Allow me to introduce myself

@WillemHuber 3 года назад

Hey Ethan! Love the content as always, but my question is this: what is your day job? I don't really have a direction other than the paint industry or business, and was wondering what you do so maybe I'd get some inspiration lol.. and the ability to afford a ton of cars. Thank you!

@HelloRoad 3 года назад

Thank you! Day job is in marketing at a company that makes gear for musicians. Completely unrelated! Also, most of my cars have been cheap, you can still find deals out there if you endeavor to make some of the same bad decisions as I have!! :) :)

@kamranbk 3 года назад

On of my dream car. I drove it in 1987 in Jeddah

@ceedoubleyou 3 года назад

I bought one of these new in '87, 2L turbo, a really nice car, but geez, they saw you coming, $1,500, probably lucky to get a couple of hundy here in NZ.

@jeffmorse645 3 года назад

My 2010 Mitsubishi Lancer Sportback is almost out of its 100K powertrain warranty (it only has 36K on it). I wish I had someone like Joe to take care of it from now on, but alas I live in NorCal instead of LA.

@justbored9906 3 года назад

Love your channel man, you love for these older cars that my generation never saw when they were Brand new. What do you feel about the 3rd/4th gen camry's? Ik they are still a common thing on the road today, but lately I feel like I'm seeing less 90's camry's compared to 5 years ago. Makes me feel like they are at that point where owners are beginning to dispose of them to get newer cars. (I also ask cause I own a '97 that i bought last year with 76,000 OG miles and i just have a weird liking for 90's camry's)

@HelloRoad 3 года назад

I'm a fan of the 1990s Camrys, especially the wagons. I don't see much love for them now, but I could see that growing in the coming years. They're kind of like this Galant, they have been treated as disposable. I wouldn't be surprised if 1990s Camrys get harder to find, I saw quite a few of them in my last trip to the junkyard.

@djkenny1202 3 года назад

These were actually a hair below the Maxima back in the day. The Maxima as a bit of a Nissan Datsun flagship,with the Z motor. My best friends dad had a Maxima V6 and his aunt had a Galant just like this. I was 11 years old. These really never sold that well. The very late models were also slow sellers in the states. Seems like most sold in Canada.

@Stephen_Jabs 3 года назад

I also have a 1989 Mitsubishi lancer it also runs great too

@collectfiend8870 3 года назад

Why can't cars still look like that today it's such a shame

@67tomcat 3 года назад

Would love to see a return of "boxier" sedans.

@collectfiend8870 3 года назад

@@67tomcat that would be great but judging from the latest designs we're just getting farther and farther away unfortunately

@67tomcat 3 года назад

@@collectfiend8870 Afraid you're right.....

@ashwb1 3 года назад

Nice work.. this was a Magna in Oz with a 2.6 4 cylinder

@DaveSchrenk 3 года назад

There is nothing more boxy and angular than the Stanza Wagon that is also at the shop. Pleeeeeese post a video of that in the shop. Need to relive many hours of frustration (and a couple triumphs) working on that thing.

@HelloRoad 3 года назад

Haha yeah! Stanza video coming very soon. Just filmed it :)

@arcata31 3 года назад

Aunt had a new 86 Galant, black with the electronic suspension and steering wheel radio controls. I thought it was the coolest car ever.

@briansmith8361 3 года назад

These cars were rare enough in the U.S. when they were new, and about as rare as a McLaren today. I can't remember ever seeing one of these back then. I think I saw more Peugeot 505s!

@pgtmr2713 3 года назад

A quick pass with some fine sandpaper (1000, 2000,) wet, over the headlights will clean up the darkness on the sealed beams without having to replace them.

@11094DEREK 3 года назад

I love this car and I'm sure most of your viewers do to thats why were here!

@kenlichtig8024 3 года назад

How much did it cost to get your '85 Galant fixed? In 1985 I purchased new an "86 Galant. Great running car. Used to live in SoCal and would travel to Las Vegas with that car twice a year.

@Michka1001 3 года назад

You don't need to search to find someone who loves these things, I do hahaha 😂 they were never sold here 😭 g'day from Australia, Ethan!

@KeithCars 3 года назад

It would be cool to see you take a car like this, fix it up, and see if you can get it listed on Bring a Trailer or Cars and Bids!

@Kbrusky15 3 года назад

As a previous auto tech I feel like an annoying thing for me on older cars was the corrosion involved. Rusty shit sucks. One thing breaks and then another thing attached to that brakes. Also brittle plastic like old light housings also will just crumble in your hands.

@bc8580 3 года назад

This was known as the Mitsubishi Galant Super Touring in Asia. It was absolutely a luxury car back in 1985 surpassing the Camry in style, space and luxury features. The Asian versions did had the same design but somewhat sharper looking without the quad front lights. It was just two large headlights like the 1992 Camry. Ping me if you are selling the car. I may be a serious buyer.

@marks8068 3 года назад

these were excellent 2 liter stockcar banger/demolition machines.. pretty indestructible, just a little on the heavy side

@simon8863 3 года назад

timeless 80s design

@aaron69av 3 года назад

I'm 26, and have never seen a galant of that vintage that I can remember

@md28stads 3 года назад

I would love to see you get a Chevette. My grandma used to drive one in the 80s-90s. I have so much nostalgia for the Chevette.. the Chevy Vette :-)

@pgtmr2713 3 года назад

I'd rather see him get a Fiero which used some Chevette suspension parts and IIRC brake parts as well, until the 88 GT upgrade just as it got cancelled.