@oaklandautodetail: rescuing this piece of millennial history.. 🧢 #nextel #superstreet #compuserve #y2k

doink :

It’s a cavalier it should smell like smoke

BETTIS :

2000 CavILLAC w/ 25k miles… paid $4k

daniel :

How does it have like 0 rust?????

kdtravels :

this makes me miss my 1998 cavvy z24 🥹 I totaled it years ago

150r_films :

I put a turbo in dirt dirtbike

Andrew 🚑🦆 :

But what’s more 2000s than it smelling like smoke? 🤣

hairlessbaldbug :

2800??? that was a 1500$ car when you bought it bro😭😭

Mitchell Vidito :

My grandpa had one that was one gen older man was that thing fun came with a tote of cassettes for $1000

Tabers Tees :

I want one but the convertible type 😁🖤

LowNslow94 :

Any body fw my 94 accord

snowbird_6.0 :

Paid $100 ran and drove

KSE :

I absolutely love the fact that absolutely nobody would take the time to restore a Cavalier and yet, you took a lot of both time and effort to make it look pristine again. Sadly a lot of cars without a massive fandom will just fade into oblivion but not this Cavalier!

Stxy :

my shows on.

lucas_schneider_115 :

Who came from the freeze vid tho

KrashT :

the red and chrome look so good

porsche911gt3rs :

You talk?

Sponge Robert :

“Smelled like smoke” it’s a cavalier 😅

www.ever :

are those bc coilovers?

ryan.harry46 :

José :

How you gonna make us watch that whole video and say the exhaust is next video?

It’s Zach not John :

Gotta figure out what kinda glue GM used on those emblems so I can put mine back on my vehicle

Caleb S. :

little tip, if your bearings are bad just replace the whole knuckle. the parts cost an extra $100 but you don't need to buy specialty tools and it takes way less time. the knuckle is also never too far behind the bearings anyways so it saves you buying one in a couple years.

Marinus Jensen :

There we go

Emma :

Who comes first — me or Chevy?