Yeah he seems like a cool kid. Fun to watch his craft improve over time too.

 

I wish he'd do more videos on his dad's stuff.

 

To bad he won't join here . Ben trying about a year now

 

He's doing a good job. Subscribe to his YouTube Channel.

 

Interesting... I've never heard of Aldan American coilovers before. Anyone else heard of them or used them before? Say's they're made in the USA and they're pretty inexpensive at $1300 and some change for both the front and rear. Of course, it looks like you use your stock UCA's/LCA's. I'm wondering how decent of a product they are for the price. Kind of funny that he'll spend close to probably $5k on suspension parts and all new brakes but won't spend a couple hundred on valve covers. Oh well, entertaining video at least.

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The classic Ford Mustang from 1965-1973 is a true American muscle car. From the Ford Mustang GT, Mach 1, CS, GT350 to the Shelby GT500 the 1965-1973 Ford Mustang is an incredible piece of muscle car history. Aldan American has suspension upgrades like coilovers and adjustable shock absorbers -...

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Kind of funny that he'll spend close to probably $5k on suspension parts and all new brakes but won't spend a couple hundred on valve covers. Oh well, entertaining video at least.

He's a broke college kid. Those suspension and brake parts were sponsored, so basically he got them for free to use for his YouTube channel. I think that's a cool way to do it for all involved.

 

Guess I need a youtube channel. I wonder if someone will sponsor me for a new Fridge and Mattress. Maybe paint the house and replace the roof too.

 

Haha! Me too! I’d love for someone to pay my mortgage for me.

 

Just for fun, I priced those Firestone tires...a lot of money for a 15" tire BUT I sure like them.

 

I'm with Blake on this. He's a good kid that trying hard to generate muscle car interest in his generation. He's come a long way from his first vids a couple years ago, which were likely shot with a Go-Pro. He's a college student who lives at home. I remember those days. I'm impressed that he has this kind of passion, dedication, and attention to detail for a 20 year old. All I cared about at that age was keg parties and ladies... and not always in that order

 

I like his videos a lot too!
Very well done.
I wish there were more videos on mustang stuff done this well.
I just don’t see as much early mustang content as i would like.

Mike



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I agree on the video being entertaining and it's cool that the next generation of car guys/girls are getting into the classics, especially mustangs. Hopefully he does a few engine upgrades, to go along with the suspension and brake upgrades, over the next couple years as a bone stock 289 is pretty tame compared to the cars of today, even naturally aspirated 4 cylinder cars.