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Collector’s Dream Garage – Featuring a 1969 Camaro SS/RS

In the heart of Mississippi, Don’s 1969 Camaro is a ground-up restoration that blends old-school originality with smart drivability upgrades. Starting life as an SS350, it now packs a 396 big-block, rally wheels, a deep black finish, and a flawless interior installed by Don himself. The car keeps its unibody chassis and stock rear end, but features RS hideaway headlights, upgraded disc brakes, and a Holley Sniper system for modern reliability. Every nut and bolt was turned by hand over nearly a year of work, with attention to stance, panel fit, and period-correct details. Would you daily this car? Drop your thoughts below. This episode of Two Guys and a Ride also takes you through Don’s wider collection, from a 1967 Chevelle SS396 with a red-and-black vinyl top to a one-year-only 1963 Corvette split-window coupe. Alongside Mopars, a 1931 Ford Model A used for weddings, and a rare ’58 Chevy Tri-Power, each ride carries personal history and expert craftsmanship. Whether it’s restoring a GTX from the ground up or keeping a split-window survivor intact, Don’s philosophy is simple—build them right, keep them forever.

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Tundra 1794 Edition 2025 – Is It Worth the Price?

The 2025 Toyota Tundra 1794 Edition blends western-inspired luxury with serious power. With a hybrid twin-turbo V6 pushing 437 horsepower and a max tow rating of 11,175 pounds, it’s both workhorse and showpiece. Inside, you’ll find saddle-brown leather, a 14-inch touchscreen, and a cabin built for modern comfort. Would you daily this car? Drop your thoughts below. In this review from Two Guys and a Ride, we break down the Tundra 1794’s standout features, from its CrewMax cab with heated and ventilated seats to the composite bed with LED lighting and a 120V outlet. We compare it to top rivals like the Ford F-150 King Ranch, Ram 1500 Limited, and Chevy Silverado High Country. Whether it’s towing, off-road trails, or daily commuting, this trim delivers a unique mix of style, power, and practicality. Like, comment, and subscribe for more in-depth truck reviews. #2025ToyotaTundra1794, #TwoGuysAndARide, #ToyotaTundra, #LuxuryPickup, #TruckReview, #hybridpickup

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1936 Delahaye Type 135 Teardrop – the Mona Lisa of Classic Cars

1936 Delahaye Type 135 Competition Court Teardrop Coupe, the Mona Lisa on wheels with real racing pedigree. We unpack its Figoni et Falaschi body, 3.6 liter straight six, 120 hp punch and million dollar aura. The 1936 Delahaye Type 135 Competition Court Teardrop Coupe blends French coach-built beauty with motorsport intent, pairing a 3.6 liter straight six rated around 120 horsepower with a 4-speed manual and a lightweight Competition Court chassis. Styled by Figoni et Falaschi, the flowing fenders, enclosed wheels and tapering tail create aerodynamic elegance long before wind tunnels were common. Inside, you get hand stitched leather, bespoke wood grain trim and Art Deco gauges, each car unique to its owner. Built to run events like Le Mans and the Mille Miglia, the Type 135 wasn’t just pretty, it was quick, agile and balanced. Estimates say fewer than 20 Teardrop Coupes were built on the Competition Court chassis, and one has sold for over $12 million. Would you daily this car? Drop your thoughts below. Scarcity made this Delahaye a true unicorn, a rolling sculpture that designers like Ralph Lauren and Ian Callum still point to for inspiration. In this Scholar of the Roads episode on Two Guys and a Ride, we explain how Delahaye’s Grand Prix know how, Figoni et Falaschi’s haute couture curves and that 1930s 120 hp straight six turned performance into poetry. No digital renderings, no mass production, just steel, sweat and vision. If you love prewar French racers, Art Deco dashboards, enclosed wheel fenders and concours legends, you are in the right place. Like, subscribe, and tell us which prewar icon we should feature next. Then keep watching for more history that meets horsepower. #DelahayeType135, #TwoGuysAndARide, #TeardropCoupe, #FigoniFalaschi, #PreWarIcon, #ScholarOfTheRoads

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1963 Corvette Split Window Coupe – The One-Year Wonder That Made History

The 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Split Window Coupe turned a design controversy into an icon. With its shark-like nose, bold fender flares, and that famous split rear window, the ’63 Corvette defined American sports car style. It marked the start of the second-generation C2 model and came with a 327 cubic inch V8, ranging from 250 to 360 horsepower. At just under $4,300 when new, it offered a mix of beauty, performance, and value that made it a standout against European rivals like the Jaguar E-Type and Porsche 356. Would you daily this car? Drop your thoughts below. This was the first Corvette with independent rear suspension, giving it better handling and a smoother ride on winding backroads. Buyers could choose between a 3-speed, 4-speed, or Powerglide automatic transmission, tailoring the Sting Ray to their driving style. Chevrolet sold over 21,500 Corvettes that year, with 10,594 coupes, making the Split Window a rare collector gem. Prices have soared, especially for fuel-injected, numbers-matching examples. Watch, comment, and subscribe to Two Guys and a Ride for more legendary classics. #1963CorvetteSplitWindow #TwoGuysAndARide #ClassicCorvette #VintageSportsCar #CorvetteC2 #AmericanMuscle

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1966 Ford Galaxie 7-Litre – Ford’s One-Year Wonder

The 1966 Ford Galaxie 7-Litre was a one-year-only masterpiece built to showcase Ford's legendary 428 Cobra Jet engine. With its subtle 7-Litre badges, rare trim details, and original Tahoe Turquoise paint, this full-size classic is as much a sleeper as it is a showstopper. Packed with power and style, it’s a car that demands respect whether cruising Woodward or sitting still. Would you daily this car? Drop your thoughts below. In this episode from Two Guys and a Ride, we explore the Galaxie 7-Litre’s standout features, including bucket seats, a wood steering wheel, and a console that screams luxury muscle. We look at its 428 V8 with Holley Sniper EFI, its restrained 60s styling, NASCAR roots, and details like unique grille accents and pinstriping. This rare Ford is a survivor with original paint and interior that makes it a collector’s dream. Like, comment, and subscribe for more rare muscle car features #1966FordGalaxie7Litre #TwoGuysAndARide #FordGalaxie #ClassicMuscle #428CobraJet #vintageford

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1987 Trabant 601 Universal - The Worst Car Ever Made?

Step into the fascinating realm of Cold War automobiles and examine the 1987 Trabant 601, a distinctive emblem of East Germany.  The Trabant personified a whole era behind the Iron Curtain with its plastic body, modest two-stroke engine, and decades-long waiting list—it was more than just a car.  Here we take a look at the social history, engineering, and design of the notorious small car that the DDR relied on for all of its daily tasks.  The Trabant is an indisputable part of automotive history, whether you view it as a quirky artifact or a groundbreaking minimalist machine. 

 We'll show you the 601's specifications, special features, and performance in the real world, as well as how it fared in comparison to rivals in the West and East.  The 1987 Trabant 601 continues to captivate audiences with its distinctive design and distinctive sound.  Come along on our journey through the years and see for yourself why this little East German automobile is beloved by so many. 

#Trabant601, #ColdWarCars, #ClassicCarReview, #EastGermany, #VintageCars, #twostrokeengine

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Built from a Kid’s Sketch: The INSANE 1931 Hot Wheels Rat Rod You Have to See!

Step into the world of creative automotive storytelling with this one-of-a-kind 1931 Panel Commercial Rat Rod, built from a napkin sketch by a 9-year-old and brought to life by a talented builder who submitted it to the SEMA Hot Wheels Legends Tour. This hand-crafted machine features a Chevy stroker engine pushing out 600 horsepower, a custom front and rear suspension system, suicide doors, and bold Hot Wheels-inspired styling. With American Racer tires, LED lights, and a removable steering wheel, this ride is as detailed as it is wild—and it sounds just as fierce as it looks.   Hosted at Doug Covington’s garage in beautiful Aiken, Minnesota, Sean and Nathan from Two Guys and a Ride walk us through the incredible story, clever fabrication, and powerful design elements of this rat rod masterpiece. With less than 10 miles on the build, this car is more than just a showpiece—it’s a moving tribute to passion, imagination, and American hot rod culture.  Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe if you love rare builds, legendary design, and Hot Wheels classics brought to life! 

 #HotWheelsLegends #RatRodBuild #CustomCarCulture #TwoGuysAndARide #SEMAFinalist #GarageBuilt

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Inside the 1941 Packard Sales Brochure

Take a step back in time to the golden age of American motoring as we open the pages of the 1941 Packard Sales Brochure—a true artifact from the final year before the U.S. entered WWII. With flowing Art Deco-inspired lines, elegant copywriting, and gorgeous illustrations, this brochure didn’t just sell cars—it sold a dream of luxury, prestige, and forward-thinking automotive engineering. In this video, we explore the stunning design, rich storytelling, and incredible detail Packard put into showcasing its 1941 lineup. From the entry-level Packard 110 to the elite Super Eight models, every page tells a story of American craftsmanship and high society on wheels. If you love vintage brochures, classic advertising, or the rise and fall of great American marques, this one's for you! 

#PackardHistory #ClassicCarBrochure #1941Packard #VintageCars #PreWarLuxury #automotivedesign

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The All New 2024 Polaris Ranger XD 1500 Ultimate - Full Review 

The Polaris Ranger XD 1500 Ultimate is a top-of-the-line utility side-by-side that can do heavy-duty work and provide great comfort.  This machine is part of Polaris' XD (Extreme Duty) range, and it was made to function well in the toughest conditions.  With a 1500cc ProStar 1500 engine that puts out 110 horsepower and 105 lb-ft of torque, this is the most powerful utility SxS Polaris has ever made.  The XD 1500 has the best towing and hauling capabilities of any truck on the market. It can tow up to 3,500 pounds and carry up to 1,500 pounds in its cargo box. It also has an industry-first STEELDRIVE gearbox, which is a completely automatic, belt-less system that works smoothly. 

The Ultimate trim is all about comfort and convenience on the inside.  It comes with RIDE COMMAND+, Polaris' built-in GPS and touchscreen infotainment system that lets you manage your vehicle from your smartphone and has features like Group Ride and trail maps.  The cab is completely covered and has HVAC climate control, automotive-style seating, and better soundproofing.  The Ranger XD 1500 Ultimate has a long-travel suspension, 14 inches of ground clearance, and 29-inch tires. It is tough and durable, but also has a lot of luxury. It is perfect for tough job sites, vast properties, or distant outdoor activities. 

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2025 GMC Yukon - Learn your car’s tech in minutes—not months!

Ever stare at your car’s dashboard and think, “What the heck does that button do?” You’re not alone! In this ultimate user guide for vehicle technology, we break down all the modern car features you’ve seen but maybe never fully used. From adaptive cruise control to infotainment tricks, backup camera hacks, and hidden climate control options—you’ll finally understand what your vehicle is really capable of. No tech jargon, no confusing manuals—just real talk, real cars, and real tips.

Whether you just bought a new ride or want to unlock features in your current one, this video is your shortcut to becoming a car tech pro. We’ll even share time-saving tips and money-saving hacks that most dealerships never mention. So buckle up and get ready—because once you know how to use your car’s tech the right way, you’ll wonder how you ever drove without it.

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Revved and Reviewed - The 2025 Yukon just leveled up... and it’s not what you think!

Say hello to the 2025 GMC Yukon Elevation — where full-size SUV power meets sleek, blacked-out style. This beast isn’t just about size; it’s about presence. With a bold front grille, 22-inch wheels, premium tech, and serious towing muscle, the Yukon Elevation isn’t here to mess around. We take you on a full walkaround, interior tour, and real-world test drive to show you how this modern SUV handles daily driving, family duty, and adventure-ready capability.

Whether you’re hauling kids, gear, or just turning heads downtown, the Yukon Elevation delivers a premium experience with attitude. From wireless tech to a whisper-quiet cabin, it’s got everything you'd expect from a luxury SUV — without losing its rugged edge. Watch as we break down the details and ask: is this the most underrated big SUV of 2025? Hit play and decide for yourself.

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1960 Buick Electra Convertible – Buick’s Luxury Rocket with Chrome to Spare!

Step into the golden age of American automotive design with the 1960 Buick Electra Convertible. In this review, we explore Buick’s flagship cruiser from nose to tailfin. From its commanding 401 Nailhead V8 to the luxury features that made it a standout in its class, this car was the epitome of ‘60s swagger. Whether you’re a classic car aficionado or just love chrome-heavy cruisers, this is the ride you’ve been waiting to rediscover.

We’ll cover the Electra's performance specs, dimensions, design evolution, and where it stood among its luxury rivals like the Lincoln Continental and Chrysler 300. We'll even touch on fuel economy (spoiler: it's thirsty!) and how many were produced. Stick around as we discuss the car’s rising collectability and why it deserves a spot in any serious collector’s garage. Hit that play button and take a ride back to 1960.

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1966 Ford Fairlane 500 XL - Muscle Car Icon!

Step into the golden age of muscle cars as we take a ride back to 1966 and explore the bold, beautiful, and surprisingly underrated Ford Fairlane 500 XL. This wasn’t just a mid-sized cruiser—it was Ford flexing its muscle in a rapidly growing performance market. With optional V8 power, sleek fastback lines, bucket seats, and XL trim swagger, this Fairlane had the looks and the lungs to back it up.

In this video, we dig into the design cues, engine options (including the legendary 289 V8), and why the Fairlane 500 XL remains a hidden gem among classic American muscle. We’ll talk competitors, market impact, and why collectors are giving this car a second look today. Whether you're into Ford history or just love a clean two-door with a growl, you won’t want to miss this one!

#FordFairlane #1966Fairlane500XL #ClassicMuscleCars #FordV8 #VintageFord #musclecarhistory

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1961 Chevy Impala Bubble Top – Style, Speed & 60s Swagger

Join us as we cruise into the golden era of American automotive style with the 1961 Chevrolet Impala Bubble Top! From its stunning roofline to its iconic triple taillights, this rare and elegant coupe captured the spirit of the early ’60s with unmatched flair. Whether you’re into chrome-drenched style or raw 409-powered muscle, the Impala Bubble Top delivers both in spades. We take you through its history, performance, design, and collector value—all from the perspective of a seasoned automotive historian.

Get ready for an in-depth ride through one of Chevy’s most legendary creations. This video is packed with SEO-optimized keywords to help gearheads, classic car lovers, and YouTube enthusiasts find the content they crave. Don’t miss this look at one of the coolest American cars ever built. Hit that like button, subscribe, and rev up your passion for automotive history!

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THE MAN WHO RACED IN GREEN - David Piper's Ferrari 250 GTO replica

Step into the fast lane of history with David Piper’s legendary green Ferrari 250 GTO—a car that isn’t just rare, it’s iconic. This isn’t just any vintage Ferrari; it’s one of the most valuable and desirable classic cars on the planet, with a story that revs straight through the golden age of motorsport. Known for its distinctive British Racing Green paint, Piper’s 250 GTO stands out in a world of Rosso Corsa.

This video dives into what makes this car a legend, from its sleek curves and roaring V12 engine to its racing pedigree and Piper’s personal connection with the prancing horse.Whether you’re a lifelong Ferrari fan or just discovering what makes classic cars so captivating, this episode is a full-throttle ride into the world of vintage racing, elite car collecting, and unmatched automotive design. We’ll give you a full classic car walkaround, explore its restoration details, and share favorite memories from David Piper’s racing days. The 250 GTO isn’t just a car—it’s rolling art, a time capsule on wheels, and a cornerstone of classic car culture. Buckle up and enjoy the ride

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Revved and Reviewed - 2025 Toyota 4Runner

The all-new 2025 Toyota 4Runner is finally here — and it’s packing serious upgrades! In this 10-minute, full walkaround and review, we cover every detail: all 7 trim levels, the powerful new turbo and hybrid engines, redesigned interior, updated tech, off-road features, and how it compares to top rivals like the Jeep Wrangler and Ford Bronco. Whether you're a longtime 4Runner fan or just curious about the latest SUV buzz, this video has everything you need to know.

We dive into performance, towing, interior space, cargo volume, and even share 3 things we love and 3 things that still need work. This is your complete, no-fluff breakdown of the 2025 Toyota 4Runner, built for people who want rugged dependability and modern comfort. Don’t forget to hit like, subscribe, and comment with your favorite trim — TRD Pro or Trailhunter?

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Gordon-Keeble: The V8-Powered British GT You’ve Never Heard Of! 

In this video, we take a deep dive into one of the most intriguing and elusive cars of the 1960s—the Gordon-Keeble GT. Born from a bold Anglo-American partnership, this fiberglass-bodied grand tourer blended Italian design flair by Giugiaro with raw American muscle courtesy of a Chevy 327 V8 under the hood. With only about 100 cars ever built, it’s a car many enthusiasts have never even heard of, and that's exactly what makes it such a captivating piece of automotive history.

We’ll explore the Gordon-Keeble’s unique styling, luxurious yet minimal interior, advanced-for-its-time features, and how it held its own against the likes of Aston Martin and Jaguar. From its origins and limited production story to its current status in the collector car world, this review is your all-access pass to a forgotten GT gem. Whether you're a fan of obscure classics, British craftsmanship, or high-revving V8s, you’ll love this ride through the legend of Gordon-Keeble.

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