Comments by "" (@Fordguy1997) on "TFLclassics" channel.

  1. My uncle has an absolutely mint 2000 2 door Blazer in black. I think it has 50k miles or less. Whenever he takes it out I'm always taken aback at how clean it looks
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  2. Nope, super crew could be had with the 6.5' bed, which is rare as it is. The wheelbase would have been north of 170" which they never offered on an F150. The super cab was the biggest cab to have an 8 foot bed
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  3. Too many channels lol, I saw this thumbnail on my feed earlier and tried finding it on TFLTruck, then Off-road, Now, Car, and finally Classics. 5th time is the charm!
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  4.  @keyosh1152  I'm sure he would for the right price, I haven't really talked to him about it in a while. I do think he enjoys maintaining it
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  5.  @mlc7boosted  the V10 in the Lexus LFA was also co-developed with Yamaha. Really anything Yamaha touched was great
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  6. 11:24 I respectfully disagree with that sentiment. Classic cars are fun and cool, but we have to be realistic that they are not safe. A parent should not cheap out and put their kids in an early 90s automobile to save some money. It is absolutely worth spending a bit more for a modern vehicle with all the safety advances, even if it's just a base model. So, yes to owning and enjoying this vehicle on occasion, but no to it being a daily driver in the modern era, especially if you're planning to put your kids in the back. That is not responsible. (The caveat is yes, many of us made it through eras of unsafe vehicles unscathed, and that's great. But it doesn't mean that the vehicles are any safer just because we made it out alive. In fact, modern vehicles are so much heavier than they used to be, especially electric cars. Just think, everyone drives huge SUVs and pickup trucks these days, it is not the same ballgame as it was when this vehicle was new.)
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  7.  @DJDrewbster  I was worried about the same
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