Mighty Car Mods Reacts To Modified Cars from TikTok 

For the boys!

I’d pay to see Moog and Sandro in one of these videos

They wont, they wont, cummon for the boys cuzziez

Someone make this happen please.

Make this top comment!!!! Awesome idea!

I’ve been watching MCM for over a decade this is… this is pure joy 🥲

yes! agreed

This to thuh max

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This was my introduction to them. Awesome collab expanding my entertainment options at work.

technically it was called aluminum before it was renamed to aluminium; it was discovered back when the -inum suffix was used, then the rest of the world started using the new way of -inium

@@CorvusCorone68 I've always called it "aluminum"... ngl, though; "alumininium" always gives me a little chuckle and sounds more "scientific-like"... 🙃

Google mail carrier conversion kit and you'll find the kit in this video. I'm kinda shocked no one pointed that out in that clip.

Me to I used to drive for USPS and that was a option for me

I came here just to say this.

Just what I was going to say. I used one in a Jeep Liberty when I was delivering mail. Thing is solid AF and isn't sketchy in the least.

Yep, and they get MUCH sketchier than that, I've seen them made out of wood, lol

DUDE HELL YEAH!! This is a great idea they definitely should

Yes!!!

OMG YES PLEASEW!!!!!!

Now that would be cool full nugget dis respected nose edition.

They're Subaru would probably even run

As an American that loves them as well I agree! Does this make us mates then?

As an American who loves MCM, I want to see these guys collab with how ridiculous. 😅

Peanut butter goes with mustard best. Ask anyone.

​@@jeffnolan7392You gonna get defenestrated talking like that

Moog and Jery have the same kind of off-the-wall humor, Zach and Marty more "down to earth", it works :D

I LOVE THIS 🎉

Or marmite with pbj!... Hol up 😂

It’s basically that or see if there’s an cheap Japanese/Australian import for sale. Thinking about it now, a mail kei van wouldn be pretty cute.

Thanks, lol I was actually about to post this exact same thing lol 😂😆

For the same reason the German Post Office ("Bundespost") used VW Beetles with right hand steering in Germany in the 60s and 70s: so that the mail delivery person did not had to step on the street into traffic wile delivering mail. But they where VW Beetles originally built for GB export, so properly built for right hand drive at the factory. I bought such a car at a Deutsche Post auction when the cars were retired in the 80s ... for about 300 DM if I recall correctly. Not much for a properly maintained car even back in the day. Was my first car.

@@Slazlo-Brovnik Jeep made a series of vehicles specifically for the post office with RHD (and 2wd) back about 50 years ago.

news paper delivery as well, in the us.

That would be a legit reason to have that kind of setup. So it's a HIT for me.

came here to say this. its super common to see honda crv set up like this.

Dude trying to align one of the rural mail vehicles with these pulley setups isn’t fun at all 😂 seen a lot of these come thru the shop

The postal lady around my area used to drive a legit RHD Subaru Outback until they got an actual postal car

@asianmanfromasia I think it's all of the foreign cars that have that option because this area had a Subaru outback with rhd, but all of the American car companies were lhd converted to rhd

Put on a rubber before you catch a fifth 😂

4 kids? You got any other hobbies?

Honestly guys, my wife is very persuasive.

Very similar situation but iv 5 kids 🤣🤣🤣 and I'm 32. Netflix and chill is a myth

I posted same and scrolled down and see this, its dope to see, ask a mail dude to show me one day.

I was hoping someone would mention this.

It'd be safe enough if you disconnect the frontal airbags or if its on one not equipped with airbags honestly but I'd be worried about the belt slipping

Just remove it from mine 2k mod 😂

If only their videos were under an hour long...

@@davidhollenshead4892the more the better mate!

​@@davidhollenshead4892here's an idea, watch half and go back and watch the other half later

Yes

That we never knew we needed i might add

@@markwhadcock6357nah, we knew we needed it

I never even thought of this collab until this video dropped, and I have no idea why because it makes an incredible amount of sense. These guys mesh with each other amazingly.

@@thawhiteazn No doubt 😁

Oh that's really interesting actually I thought it was someone who just really liked euro cars...

@@SmolPotatowo it’s crazy looking but it’s a cheap way to get to mail boxes easier plus you can change it back to stock later.

@@SmolPotatowo European cars are left hand drive for the most part

At my shop the saying is "you Audi know better".

A fellow man of culture

I don't feel like that'd be cause to jerry rig a swapover like that. It'd be a hell of a lot easier to just get an import that's already configured on the right side than it would be to rig all of that up to just deliver the mail. It's actually also happened in the past. The US has ordered bulk Japanese made Subaru's specifically for the USPS. So again, it could be that, but I just highly doubt it because the USPS is a federally regulated body.

@@steeljawX it's not an opinion dude. I literally wave to my mailman everyday, driving a old jeep with one of these kits. Not all post office drivers get usps vehicles. I know some who rent uhaul trucks temporarily if their vehicle goes out. It's not an opinion. It's cheaper to install a 200$ steering kit than it is to pay 2k for import fees alone. Not to mention the fact we're 20 hours from the nearest port...

I just want to add that I am a current Rural Carrier for the USPS and the kit shown in the video is a legit RHD conversion kit. For anyone that wants, just google "rhd conversion kit" and look at the images. There's nothing weird or wrong going on here.

​@@steeljawXwell, you're wrong. See this often enough, and I'm not in a rural area. For delivering post for the USPS, the federally regulated body you spoke of...and to deliver local papers. Not as regulated, but still handy to just reach into a paper box than to have to lean over, or get out and go around....don't you think? And a helluva lot cheaper than 'simply ordering' a rhd vehicle too!!! Geez....

@@travisjohnson1500 Not to mention the potential issues with importing a foreign vehicle that might require modifications to be compliant with the DOT, and the shipping costs alone are pretty steep! I've been delivering local newspapers for 7 years, most of the time I'm driving down the oncoming lane to deliver. For the few tubes that are on the passenger side, I park, get out, and walk around my Jeep. My supervisor expects me to just bag & toss into every driveway, ignoring tubes, but I prefer giving my customers exactly what they want, and my Christmas tips reflect that. 😆They're smaller streets with local traffic, and the residents know I try my best to stay out of their way.

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I think you explained that quite well. I learned something. Kudos!

I was wondering how I was going to explain this subtle difference in pronunciation, but you already did it really well. Still, props to Justin for doing as good a pronunciation as he did. Far better than I expected

True. And adding to that, "stein" is pronounced like the "stein" in Rammstein. Not like "steen".

Drivers Ed cars are set up like that too

This is the second comment I see with this so I'm gonna ask a potentially stupid question - why would a mail carrier vehicle be any different in terms of where the steering wheel is located? I live in a country where steering wheels are on the left, no matter the vehicle so I genuinely have no clue, so I'm curious.

​@@rosaliepostsstuffit's so they can drive on the shoulder in rural areas and put mail in the mailboxes without getting out of the car

@@scottmalcolmson4584 Thank you!