This is why i love old us more than present eastern europe. It was fun.

Oh how far GM has fallen.

Am I the only one here from 2024?

Tom scott fans will note that this is one of the fabled "jam handy" productions mentioned in the thomas trueblood episode

These old infomercials are like.... 1000x times better than whatever the hell we have now. These are so infomative, they tell you WHY they are better, they show you HOW they are better, they tell you the details so you aren't misinformed and confused. Nowdays: BUY THIS TRUCK BECASUE THIS TRUCK CAN DRIVE THROUGH MEGA HEAVY RAIN AND YOU FEEL NOTHING AND IT'S BETTER THAN EVEYRTHING ELSE! Its got AI, Its got MEDIA SCREEN, its got ALL the things!

5:34 holy shit this just blew my mind

“Imma pull over and change my axle right quick”…

That screams America to me God bless America 🇺🇸 we were strong and built stuff to last

Mr. Fisher will be spending tonight away from home in a hotel. Here's Mr. Fisher using the hotel telephone to call his girlfriend Sally who lives nearby. Mr. Fisher is careful not to let his wife know anything about Sally.

Today I learned that there was 1WD.

.....meanwhile in Czechoslovakia....Tatra 85 with indenpendent suspension and central frame.....

for a broken drive axle shaft. how do you get the inner part out when it does snap, and yes even the great 14 bolt dies brake but only under great stress.

By the way Us British invented tarmac

Must have been an angle riding shotgun in the upside down 59 Chevy.

12:44 Fascinating watching those guys jostle that metal around in that forging machine. Tremendous forearm strength and overall body strength and coordination. The old guy could probably weave rebar into a basket

shut up and take my money!

White men are so smart. It continues to blow me away.

Two miles into the air!?!?! 😂😂😂

when i welded my diff, it causes my rear wheel drive car to become quite squirrelly in low speed U turns since both wheels traveled at the same speed. made it good for drifting but bad as a commuter

Lol.. They make it all sound amazaballs , as if any of it is great for handling... its not.. its a terrible way to do rear suspension with driven wheels.. Absolutely terrible

Those Plymouth Satellites look brand new 🤩

Right ear: English language for people. Left ear: r2d2 language for robots.

1955 “43 wonderful new interiors to choose from” 2024 “interior choice? Sorry? It’s grey seats and grey plastic dash”

More reliable than my 2012 Jeep cooling system...

Not much has changed since then.

i like how everytime they stand on the bikes they T-pose EVERYTIME!🤣🤣🤣

They were so ahead of their time! The hands on the gear shifts in the vehicles, are female! Lol!!

와....미쳤다...

Here in 2024, nearing 100 years on, this video is the best I’ve seen on gearbox engineering explanation. Fantastic. 👏👏👏

Im surprised that she didn't receive a citation from the police from the way she tore out of that school zone the way she did!😂

4:55 is this an actual feature? how often does the axle shaft break? I'm okay at design and mechanical engineering, but this seems like the domain of old car nerds. how often did axle shafts break on old trucks?

Looks like sumn ripped off a analog horror series.

America before DEI

But did it have Google Maps?

This appears to have been in Illinois. Caldwell’s Oil Supplies was run by Ray Caldwell Jr. who passed away in 2004 at the age of 80. He ran the company for 30 years, 1948-1978.

I'm here for the way he says banjo

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! HAPPY MOTHERS DAY!!!!

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! HAPPY MOTHERS DAY!!!!

Chevy was light years ahead of Ford back then,,, still are.

this is what American innovation is about. Current US auto manufacturers are a husk of what they once were

True muscle car.

This is a real car 🚗

Engineering at it's best

At this time there wasn't even a marketing department let alone the term. This was a sales demo not a commercial.. those were not invented until much later to trigger emotion and action.

And the reason why drivers are distracted is because some of them read playboy and penthouse magazines while driving as they are drinking margaritas, smoking and picking their noses while eating a triple combo with fries and a bag of barbeque potato chips while trying to avoid hitting potholes as they are transporting vials of nitro glycerin and unstable amounts of radioactive material.

Very instructive. They made this in the day when videos were cut by hand and animations took days and experts to do. Only one thing I wish they had included - the clutch and how it works.

I keep coming back to these

why 225? it was slant six-powered?

Parece que estamos perdendo nossa inteligência. Que vídeo perfeito.

That's fine engineering, but does it have marzle vanes to prevent side fumbling, like the Turbo Encabulator?