I was marveling that 1) an original Sephia was there, 2) the Subaru XL was a BASE DL model, and 3) Shelby Rampage... my Dad bought a Rampage new in '84, so I'm a sucker for those old K and L derivatives.
It's great seeing so many vehicles from my college years. I had a great flashback when the 1990 Honda Civic wagon popped up. I owned one just like this one in the early 90s. It was a great little car. It didn't have much in the way of horsepower but it was fun to drive with the 5-speed manual. I also liked the Cadillac Cimmaron. That was a sharp-looking edition of the little Caddy.
Ur channel is amazing! It deserves all support and consideration! Keep up with that great work! Shitboxes from the 80s and 90s also need love and appreciation! Salute from Brazil.
Total overload on the vehicular greatness! Thank you for sharing! By the way, a turbo Subaru XT (with digital dash) in good condition, 67,000 miles, sold on cars & bids for $17,500. Such a sculpture of a car, inside & out.
Thank you for making this video. I love the underdogs of the 80s and 90s. I also had a 323 like 4:55 but in Europe we lack any car meets for cars from 90s which is a shame. Most car meets are either meets for youngtimers pre 1990 or carsncoffee for your sport cars. And this is what I love about Radwood, the beaters finally have their moment and can be enjoyed and simply be fun.
Cool cars and cool event :) Good to see that very nice looking Mazda 323, indeed rare sight these days. I test drove couple of those BF-generation 323's back in 1999, but ended up buying the newer BG -generation, a 1990 323 Sedan (Protege in US).
Just about every car with pop-up headlights. Every car person, who grew up during the 70ies and 80ies and has seen Roger Moore in his Lotus Esprit or Don Johnson in his hideous white Testarossa, is a sucker for pop-up headlights. So for me, it's Corvette C3 and C4, Pontiac Fiero, Ferrari 308, Mondial (or any Ferrari save for the Testarossa), but also Fiat X1/9, Triumph TR7, Matra Murena, ... you name it. The Subaru XT was as rad as it gets. Make pop-up headlights great again!
What a cool show - has to be LA; but apparently (?) they have them in multiple cities, I'llhave to check next year's schedule in the Spring, I'd love to go to this.
The VW T3 (Vanagon) is actually pretty safe compared to similar vehicles of the time but only when colliding with lower height vehicles. It has a special crash structure behind the bumper that is intended to absorb a lot of the force in case of an impact.
damn.... i suppose i should feel lucky about the fact that it's still very much possible to get some of the "rare" cars showcased in this video over here in colombia. anyways, great video man!!!!!!
Great video as always! My holy grail car is a 1989-early 90’s dodge spirit Shelby. I had a 93 dodge spirit with the typical 4 cylinder but the Shelby edition had a manual and a turbo. You don’t see them anywhere though
Hey, thank you for this wonderful video. I should like it since I have been honored at 15.12 minute mark! I do love my Cimarron. I never got a text from you about doing that drive video in my Cimarron and Seville. Let me know if you want to do them.
Thanks so much for talking with me and showing me your awesome Cimarron! And thanks for the offer to review your cars. It's likely going to get a bit busy around the holidays but I will let you know. Thanks again!!
My Mom owned an auto version of the Acura CL, a really sweet ride except for two items, biggest turning radius of anything short of an old caddy fleetwood and crappy gas mileage but great for relaxed cruising.....
How did you ignore that super RAD S1 Scirocco next to the 323 and then you proceed to talk about how rare the Corrado's are..bruh! All in all the cars there were fantastic..and this is coming from one of their east coast DJ's they use for the shows
