Car won’t start? Just add some “Rrrr.” I had completely forgotten about this clip. Found it on an old hard drive, someone emailed it to me in 2004. Awesome. Rrrrrr…….. update: The video is from Sesame Street, not Electric Company, (Thanks for the correction YouTubers! Dig that funky 1970′s music, baby!

Here are the steps to replacing your old dash speakers – example on a ’97 Plymouth Breeze. In this case the grille was only aesthetically designed part of the dash panel needed to be removed. Step 1+2: removing the partial dashboard panel is one of the trickier parts, as most cars have never been taken apart by owners Step 3: your vehicle speakers will look something like old, worn out and out of date Step 4: when removing the dashboard, you’ll find a little screw hidden underneath the side panel. You need to remove that panel first. Step 5: disconnect the battery whenever working with wiring Step 6+7: unscrew old speaker and get rid of any additional manufacturer’s components no longer needed Step 8: slice away old plastic to get access to wires needed with female disconnects Step 9+10: used 4′ speakers, connect wiring and you’re set Look at that baby! It’s blasting beautifully!

A tutorial to show you how to install GTA IV Car mods. Anyway questions then send me a message. Watch and Enjoy Links: SparkIV- www.gta4-mods.com Winrar- www.rarlab.com

Special Porsche 968 car review from 1992. Jeremy Clarkson reviews the Porsche 968 shortly before its launch on to the market in 1992. A look back at what made it great and not so great, including a dig at the 80′s. This was when Top Gear really was Top Gear, ie rubbish! ;)

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BMW’s roadster grows up. Good thing, because we want to wolf whistle at it.

Detailing Tips From Barry Meguiar…Part 1, Show Car Perfect Paint Detailing

www.topgear.com Fancy hearing a few classic Clarkson quotes? Late 70s American cars are given a grilling by motoring world’s biggest critic, Jeremy Clarkson in this high quality video from BBC car review show, Jeremy Clarkson’s Motorworld.

This is a CleanMPG review of the Canadian 2010 Toyota Prius (base model) with a special focus on its fuel efficiency potential

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