Just subscribed. I love the slow, zen pacing of Vice Grip Garage, but your channel is the perfect "yang" to that yin. Great editing, great commentary, great projects! Keep up the amazing work! Cheers!
Me like yourself and the 57 peeps b4 me was sure it was not going to break free and then go and fire off and consume a volitle breath spuuter and finally exhale back to life. Mr. Richard Thomas how could we have even doubted the inevitable outcome?. This man is Top Shelf in All He Does so between Jen and Chris or 'ChrisJen' they are going to raise one heck of a crafty DIYer in their household that may just outpace the both of them once they hit their mid 40's.
That trailer coupler ain't goin' NOWHERE !!! 🤣 You are a genuinely kind person Chris, most folks would've verbally crucified the guy that worked on your trailer, but... you showed his failures and laid the blame on his equipment. Most folks wouldn't have done that. God sees how you treat people, and... He is pleased. 😇
I agree, the guy who did the work, put a lot of effort into fixing it up, redoing the welds was a small task compared to it, so I get why Chris approached it the way he did. I am sure he wants to be able to ask the guy again for similar work.
This is my 93 yr old Dad's (still with us!!!) favorite car of all time. I remember as a youngster, we'd see one driving by, he'd point it out and say, "Some day when I get rich, I'll buy one of those!". Of course, life got in the way, him and my Mother, God rest her AWESOME soul, worked bloody hard to raise my four siblings and I, and to make sure we never went without. We were never rich, but we never doubted they loved us. I remember when I was a know-nothing selfish "tweener" and there was a school Halloween carnival that I wanted to go to so bad (cause there'd be girls there!) that my Dad said he'd take us to, well, the time came and went and Dad didn't get home till hours after the carnival was over. I threw a mini-tantrum,slammed a few doors, said some things I wished I could take back, but I got over it. Years later I learned my Dad had taken a second job to make ends meet. Never complained, never made excuses, never shoved it in our faces, just fulfilled his responsibilities as a father to his family. Gets me choked up just to type this, thinking of ALL the sacrifices they made on our behalf. My God, we've been blessed to be raised by such selfless, nurturing parents.
I've tried watching other channels with similar content, some bigger, some smaller, but I just found Chris's way of narration, humor and editing coupled with his technical expertise very entertaining and refreshing , not to mention Jen's cameos every once and a while.
Yes, I have to agree, as I too enjoy Chris's narration and humour, and wonder with their daughter on the way, if that might slow them down a bit, but still, if the video's continue for years to come, we'll all get to know the little one as well. Jen's a gem, and I enjoy her channel as well.
You gotta love Chris’s commitment to answer the questions we all really want to know. He’s definitely going to make a great dad and teach his child a massive wealth of knowledge!
No doubt. I just love these kind of channels. The channel name says it all. The addition of Jennifer.. Gus.. Turbo.. just makes it perfect. The unplanned pregnancy made it even better. The little one is going to have such great parents. Bless this family 🙏
Dude, that car looked so happy on the trailer as you were going through the town. Imagine believing you were being left to die? Then one day someone shows up with a trailer and digs you out. How awesome is that!
It met its end either way, the buyer sadly used it for parts. That last breath it got from running under its own power was the final hurrah. Too bad he didn't try to toss it in gear, I was curious.
You know how to create a decent video, Chris. It doesn't matter the subject. For some reason, you keep me glued to it all the way to the end. Keep 'em coming bro.
I would have been the same way. I would have wanted to get it running once I knew the engine was unseized and the valvetrain was not broken. Good ole valve persuasion via hammer!
@@HighSierra1500I feel certain there are other men of his similar age who have his skill-sets but they might not all have his charm at presentation because he sure makes it interesting...
Agreed. I wanted to say, don't be shy. Comments help the algorithm and it doesn't matter what you type. Just add a Right on! a Cool, or interact with someone else's comment. Every once in awhile I toss in a random comment here or there just whatever was on my mind and it ends up leading to some kind of fun interaction with either the channel host or maybe one of the other subscribers.
Thanks! Getting that Thunderbird engine started and idling was tenatious as hell. I appreciate you effort and know how in constructing tools to fit your needs.
When that 390 finally broke loose it sounded like Chewbacca taking a dump! I honestly thought the engine was not going to move. I admire your perseverance!
Lol, yeah I kind of feel the same way honestly. I didn't want to say that though. Definitely really neat concept and pretty cool that he made a lot of money doing it so clearly there are people into that look.
@@NoNonsenseKnowHow I suppose those kit cars would likely be cheaper than buying a genuine 57 Chevy or a 40 Ford. My Dad had a 40 when he made me, 64 years ago(lol).
You are correct sir, you’ve got a problem! However it’s an entertaining one! I’m an old car guy working down my collection, only around 40 more to go and over have run so I’m good. That 61 reminded me of my old 62 that I sold about 5 years ago. I still have 10 t birds plus a 55 factory go cart. Too many toys and not enough $$$$ or birthdays left to finish em all, but keeps me occupied
The rusty car at 42:17 is a Triumph Mayflower built in the UK from 49-53. Alloy head on a cast iron block. They would seize on - almost impossible to remove due to corrosion. I just love the Thunderbird. All the late 50s to early 60s cars were so cool. Shame it's rotted out.
Man, that is too funny, you were only 10 minutes from where I live! I am in UBE, in PA right across from Milford NJ. You were driving on a lot of the roads I like to cruise around on with my Foxbody. Too bad I didn't see you on the road, that would have been awesome! 29 is one of my favorite roads to cruise with the beautiful scenery.
Mega skilled and with loads of stubborn determination to reach your goals + a video camera documenting your journeys make this a new favorite channel for me. I just stumbled upon this channel last night and I am so glad that I did...Getting that 390 to run again was truly remarkable. Now I have a lot of your videos to catch up on. Keep them coming.
Interesting, I never expected to see the guy who made those hideous fiberglass conversion kits, let alone on a video like this one. Solid job on getting that Ford freed up! Persistence is everything 🤘
When I come up behind a car that has that headliner flapping in the breeze 40:26 I'm giving them all the road and my sympathies. Chris, you have superpowers when it comes to these neglected and abandoned heaps. Respect!
HEY CHRIS ,, THESE OLD THUNDER CHICKENS ARE GREAT OLD CARS, BUT I THINK IT A PARTS CARS, GREAT WORK GETTING IT OUT .. AND SHOWING US THE OLD ENGINE THATS RUNNGING NOW ,, GOT IT SOLD , GREAT JUNK YARD . THX.
man seeing how far gone that was and hearing how smooth it ran afterwards is mind blowing. Im glad your fk it i wanna hear it any ways mindset twisted your arm to keep going with it. Also a couple washers behind the spare will help
The car in the scrap yard that you wonder what on earth it was, is a UK manufactured Triumph Mayflower, built between 1949 & 1953 and would have been a dollar earner for the UK in the post WWII "export or die". A rare car with interesting razor edge styling. Thanks for sharing, greetings from the UK!
Man, for $150 what a deal. You can't go wrong ! The hood is worth more then $150 alone. And the 390 probably a 4 bbl ! The motor alone is worth some money 💰 🤑! ! Great 👍 video Sir.
Chris Hi Friend I appreciate what you do in these videos ,you and your wife !! And the dog and cat is awesome to !! Plus Pa here as well and i also love the classic cars and trucks !! So keep up the great work 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸😃😃💪💪👍👍👍
....absolutely awesome video....reminds me of my former years when I rescued a '61 Ford Falcon wagon and a '62 Ford Tbird......not only did you capture the '61 Tbird rescue on video, but you captured awesome nature scenes driving thru the small towns....you are truly a Renaissance man....thanks from a 73 year old gearhead...
"Will it run? Yes! Why? 'Cause I got problems!". I loved that response. Chris, you truly are a master technician and I envy your automotive abilities. Hats off to you and a definite two thumbs up to you, buddy.
My first-girlfriend's, first-car, was a '61 Thunderbird. This video brings back so many memories! When we were in high school, 1980. Also, I really enjoy seeing Gus helping you! I've got two dachshunds myself. Best dogs ever!
The trim, glass, door handles, and insignia badges… etc are all easily worth $150. People don’t think of how much value there is in all the small, nearly impossible to find parts.
Great video, I always learn something while watching your videos. We are from Ohio and just stayed in Riegelsville Pa. for 8 days and visited many small towns up and down the Delaware River, including Frenchtown and New Hope. We loved every minute of it, beautiful area full of history.
Reminds me of the old story about a guy whose car breaks down a block from a service station, he pushes the car there, tells the mechanic what happened, the mechanic pulls out a stethoscope, takes a listen, gets his ball peen hammer and carefully takes a whack at a specific spot. The mechanic tells the guy that that will cost him $50.00. The guy is shocked, and says, "I could have done that with my hammer". The mechanic replies, "I don't think so! I knew where to hit!" You, sir, are Mr. Determination, Mr. KnowHowToDoIt. Nice job.
Absolutely the best channel on RUclips…your content is unique. What I like about your channel is how you are so smart and repurpose …no waste (you say overkill…no crime in that…sleep at night with overkill) other thing is you are the same dude with 10 subs as you are now with many more…love the area you live in …love the heritage…I live in Canada..definitely would visit more USA states in the future…love your channel bud…look forward to the next one…🇨🇦
he did thank him. Besides, man didn't wanna sit there for a while with his foot on the gas, and just wanted to get the damn thing home. Can't say I blame him, especially if he was there for a while.
I can never get over the way people leave a car for "storage", bad enough they leave it outside in the open but they really screw up by not making sure the windows are up and the air cleaner is in place.
Jen: Where are you going Chris? Chris: Going to work, out in a field at night turning over a junk engine. I love you tube and this is the kind of thing you need to do to be successful. Which is great for us and great for you.
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Just subscribed. I love the slow, zen pacing of Vice Grip Garage, but your channel is the perfect "yang" to that yin. Great editing, great commentary, great projects! Keep up the amazing work! Cheers!
Excellent video!
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HEY Chris WHEN IS THE NEXT WILL IT RUN AND DRIVE SEASON @NNKH
Well I have to admit that I did not think the Engine would ever run again. BUT you got it running Chris! WOW!!!
With all that dirt on top of the pistons
Me like yourself and the 57 peeps b4 me was sure it was not going to break free and then go and fire off and consume a volitle breath spuuter and finally exhale back to life. Mr. Richard Thomas how could we have even doubted the inevitable outcome?. This man is Top Shelf in All He Does so between Jen and Chris or 'ChrisJen' they are going to raise one heck of a crafty DIYer in their household that may just outpace the both of them once they hit their mid 40's.
same. when he turned it by hand it sounded like a bunch of angry trash pandas found an old pizza.
Dam we need spoiler alerts on the comments! lol
Shock therapy and thermal persuasion ❤
That trailer coupler ain't goin' NOWHERE !!! 🤣
You are a genuinely kind person Chris, most folks would've verbally crucified the guy that worked on your trailer, but... you showed his failures and laid the blame on his equipment. Most folks wouldn't have done that. God sees how you treat people, and...
He is pleased. 😇
Mortske came to mind right away . I agree 💯 percent Chris is definitely one Good Dude!
I agree, the guy who did the work, put a lot of effort into fixing it up, redoing the welds was a small task compared to it, so I get why Chris approached it the way he did. I am sure he wants to be able to ask the guy again for similar work.
@@colinsdiecast164customsyou can’t expect a mechanic who even doesn’t fix his own car to do a job like this. You are what you drive.
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This is my 93 yr old Dad's (still with us!!!) favorite car of all time. I remember as a youngster, we'd see one driving by, he'd point it out and say, "Some day when I get rich, I'll buy one of those!". Of course, life got in the way, him and my Mother, God rest her AWESOME soul, worked bloody hard to raise my four siblings and I, and to make sure we never went without. We were never rich, but we never doubted they loved us.
I remember when I was a know-nothing selfish "tweener" and there was a school Halloween carnival that I wanted to go to so bad (cause there'd be girls there!) that my Dad said he'd take us to, well, the time came and went and Dad didn't get home till hours after the carnival was over. I threw a mini-tantrum,slammed a few doors, said some things I wished I could take back, but I got over it. Years later I learned my Dad had taken a second job to make ends meet. Never complained, never made excuses, never shoved it in our faces, just fulfilled his responsibilities as a father to his family. Gets me choked up just to type this, thinking of ALL the sacrifices they made on our behalf. My God, we've been blessed to be raised by such selfless, nurturing parents.
BRAVO
I've tried watching other channels with similar content, some bigger, some smaller, but I just found Chris's way of narration, humor and editing coupled with his technical expertise very entertaining and refreshing , not to mention Jen's cameos every once and a while.
Glad you enjoy the video is in I appreciate the feedback! Thank you
Yes, I have to agree, as I too enjoy Chris's narration and humour, and wonder with their daughter on the way, if that might slow them down a bit, but still, if the video's continue for years to come, we'll all get to know the little one as well. Jen's a gem, and I enjoy her channel as well.
I was grinning ear to ear when that T bird came to life. Unreal. Cool stuff brother.
Definitely a good ol' will it run?❤
@@kevbev1524 I gotta say, I was SHOCKED when that thing fired up. There wasn’t one cylinder that wasn’t rusted and corroded.
You gotta love Chris’s commitment to answer the questions we all really want to know. He’s definitely going to make a great dad and teach his child a massive wealth of knowledge!
No doubt. I just love these kind of channels. The channel name says it all. The addition of Jennifer.. Gus.. Turbo.. just makes it perfect. The unplanned pregnancy made it even better. The little one is going to have such great parents. Bless this family 🙏
YUP HES GREAT WHAT HE DOES IM LEARNING ALOT I LOVE STUFF LIKE THIS👍✌️
Best way to start a Saturday morning on the porch with a coffee in hand
Dude, that car looked so happy on the trailer as you were going through the town.
Imagine believing you were being left to die?
Then one day someone shows up with a trailer and digs you out.
How awesome is that!
It met its end either way, the buyer sadly used it for parts. That last breath it got from running under its own power was the final hurrah. Too bad he didn't try to toss it in gear, I was curious.
It's always so relaxing watching NNKH videos!
"Why? Cause I got problems."
I thoroughly enjoy and endorse your problems buddy, don't ever change.
You know how to create a decent video, Chris. It doesn't matter the subject. For some reason, you keep me glued to it all the way to the end. Keep 'em coming bro.
My sentiments, exactly !!
I'll 3rd this. exactly.
yep i like these random stuff videos :D
Spot on! The way you film, and very good narration. Always interesting.
Thanks Chris, appreciate you not giving up as usual. Great entertainment, keep it coming!
Thank you!
You inspired me to buy an old lincoln continental 7.5l, the way you fix things, not simply buy new pieces amazes me!
This is why you and pole barn are my go to and possibly the best 2 channels on here. Outstanding job.
"Will it run? Yes! Why? 'Cause I got problems!" LOL. Chris, I think you could make a rock engine run. LOL.
I would have been the same way. I would have wanted to get it running once I knew the engine was unseized and the valvetrain was not broken. Good ole valve persuasion via hammer!
@@HighSierra1500I feel certain there are other men of his similar age who have his skill-sets but they might not all have his charm at presentation because he sure makes it interesting...
I love how Chris includes the sounds of metal being struck and the smells of fluids in his diagnostic procedures.❤SKILLS
“Why, cause I got problems”! That made the whole video worthwhile.
One of the few long form channels that I watch entirely. Your awesome Chris.
Dude you are one relentless beast when it comes to getting a motor running. You and Derek are top mechanics and the best to watch on the tube.
Good way to start off a Saturday, with some NNKH
The guy in the Saturn at Wawa was 100% pure Philly!! Love it!!
I can't even remember the last time I saw a Saturn still on the road
@@rustyjeep2469 seeing how that car was (not) running, i wonder why
@@Davide0033 that guy obviously isn't very meticulous about caring for it. I'm sure it could be running great with someone who cares.
that was funny, and pure ghetto-fabulous "get 'er runnin'" ingenuity.
Its Saturday PM in the UK as I watch this. So happy! 😊
I really don’t understand why these aren’t hotter on the market than they are. I love them.
Love that you take Gus everywhere with you! Thanks for all the great content!
Chris, I never comment. But you, with your knowledge and work ethic, are simply amazing.
I appreciate the kind words man! Thank you
Agreed. I wanted to say, don't be shy. Comments help the algorithm and it doesn't matter what you type. Just add a Right on! a Cool, or interact with someone else's comment.
Every once in awhile I toss in a random comment here or there just whatever was on my mind and it ends up leading to some kind of fun interaction with either the channel host or maybe one of the other subscribers.
That look Gus gave when he smelled the inside of it was priceless. looks like a part-out/junk yard special.
Thanks! Getting that Thunderbird engine started and idling was tenatious as hell. I appreciate you effort and know how in constructing tools to fit your needs.
Dude, thank you! Appreciate the support very much!
Always an exciting Day! NNKH just the way to start the Day! A Real Gem in the Rough! Go for it!
When that 390 finally broke loose it sounded like Chewbacca taking a dump! I honestly thought the engine was not going to move. I admire your perseverance!
That fella with tape measurer for the front clip, puts them onto other cars to turn them into abominations😂!
Lol, yeah I kind of feel the same way honestly. I didn't want to say that though. Definitely really neat concept and pretty cool that he made a lot of money doing it so clearly there are people into that look.
@@NoNonsenseKnowHow I suppose those kit cars would likely be cheaper than buying a genuine 57 Chevy or a 40 Ford. My Dad had a 40 when he made me, 64 years ago(lol).
"Why? . . . Because I got problems, that's why."
LOL . . . a lot of us have that same problem.
Chris did you know the guy that redid your trailer ? I think you just like helping people out. You’re the BEST !
Yeah he used to be my neighbor for years. Good guy. I'll have to see what welder he's using and get him something better.
@@NoNonsenseKnowHowpoor guy needs welding classes first..lol
agreed he he didn't lay dimes, he stacked boogers on boogers. he made a booger tower.
@@alanprather8399haha 😊
in the spirit of the channel, he had a crack..pardon the pun 😁
Thanks!
That old "off topic" car in the junkyard is a Triumph Mayflower
Saw a Saab Sonnett up on top of that container too.
Good eye, bud. It may be a Triumph Renoun(sp). Deep in my ^library^ is a Mayflower owners manual.
@@574killIt’s definitely a mayflower, the lowest point in Triumph styling.
Just before the Mayflower was an Opel GT, and shortly after, in the background was a Triumph TR7
@@574killThe Renown was a bigger vehicle
One man's trash..
Your energy and temerity is epic. Great job!
That area along the Delaware is beautiful. I stopped in that town for coffee. Very friendly business owners and residents.
Chris just showing you how smart he is man all that knowledge n nobody can take it from ya love to see it brotha stay blessed🙏🙏
You are always so positive. Not sure if I can see the value in the old girl
too far gone
It takes a true enthusiast to take her on. However, with a 390 it is worth the time and cost.
@@ProtoType99468: What makes you think it's too far gone? I've seen much worse.
Coat hanger welding rod! The more I watch you use the Ram truck the more I appreciate it. That is a great work truck with the utility bed on it!!
You got more patience than me, I wouldn't have even attempted to get that engine running 😂 good video man.
A beautiful cat!
He does have expressive eyes.
As if he says "Master"! "I understand that you are the instigator,and Gus is not the one to blame"!
You are correct sir, you’ve got a problem! However it’s an entertaining one! I’m an old car guy working down my collection, only around 40 more to go and over have run so I’m good.
That 61 reminded me of my old 62 that I sold about 5 years ago. I still have 10 t birds plus a 55 factory go cart. Too many toys and not enough $$$$ or birthdays left to finish em all, but keeps me occupied
WTF!! I would have lost the bet on getting that old girl fired up again. Unbelievable! -And much respect to your tenacity
A new NNKH video is a great way to start a Saturday!
Turbo has no nonsense attitude
The rusty car at 42:17 is a Triumph Mayflower built in the UK from 49-53. Alloy head on a cast iron block. They would seize on - almost impossible to remove due to corrosion. I just love the Thunderbird. All the late 50s to early 60s cars were so cool. Shame it's rotted out.
I love everything vintage ❤❤
Dude is the hardest working human I’ve ever seen! It’s mind boggling to watch such a master work his craft on NNKH. Great work
Saturday morning, coffee, doughnuts and NNKH!
Gus and Turbo.....friends for life! 😄🐶🐱 Too cute! I never expected that old 390 to run, but WOW, it did! Good job Chris!
Man, that is too funny, you were only 10 minutes from where I live! I am in UBE, in PA right across from Milford NJ. You were driving on a lot of the roads I like to cruise around on with my Foxbody. Too bad I didn't see you on the road, that would have been awesome! 29 is one of my favorite roads to cruise with the beautiful scenery.
Hopefully PA gets their act together in the next month and a half🇺🇸
Mega skilled and with loads of stubborn determination to reach your goals + a video camera documenting your journeys make this a new favorite channel for me. I just stumbled upon this channel last night and I am so glad that I did...Getting that 390 to run again was truly remarkable. Now I have a lot of your videos to catch up on. Keep them coming.
Being able to resurrect such a dead beast is never a waste of time. I think you would be miles ahead in a post apocalypse world.
Interesting, I never expected to see the guy who made those hideous fiberglass conversion kits, let alone on a video like this one. Solid job on getting that Ford freed up! Persistence is everything 🤘
You're a good man to help the Saturn guy. He's fortunate you were there.
When I come up behind a car that has that headliner flapping in the breeze 40:26 I'm giving them all the road and my sympathies. Chris, you have superpowers when it comes to these neglected and abandoned heaps. Respect!
I never get tired of your videos Chris.
Man you're one hell of a mechanic. Great job, i learn a lot from your videos..
I appreciate that! And great to hear that you learned some things from the videos
Loved the drive
Love junkyards too.
NNKH never disappointing with the quality and most of all variety of content. Watch it twice to catch everything.
HEY CHRIS ,, THESE OLD THUNDER CHICKENS ARE GREAT OLD CARS, BUT I THINK IT A PARTS CARS, GREAT WORK GETTING IT OUT .. AND SHOWING US THE OLD ENGINE THATS RUNNGING NOW ,, GOT IT SOLD , GREAT JUNK YARD . THX.
man seeing how far gone that was and hearing how smooth it ran afterwards is mind blowing. Im glad your fk it i wanna hear it any ways mindset twisted your arm to keep going with it. Also a couple washers behind the spare will help
The car in the scrap yard that you wonder what on earth it was, is a UK manufactured Triumph Mayflower, built between 1949 & 1953 and would have been a dollar earner for the UK in the post WWII "export or die". A rare car with interesting razor edge styling.
Thanks for sharing, greetings from the UK!
An old car should never die alone without taking its last lap around the neighborhood and thanking it for the wonderful years on the road.
Man, for $150 what a deal. You can't go wrong ! The hood is worth more then $150 alone. And the 390 probably a 4 bbl ! The motor alone is worth some money 💰 🤑! ! Great 👍 video Sir.
Chris Hi Friend I appreciate what you do in these videos ,you and your wife !! And the dog and cat is awesome to !! Plus Pa here as well and i also love the classic cars and trucks !! So keep up the great work 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸😃😃💪💪👍👍👍
....absolutely awesome video....reminds me of my former years when I rescued a '61 Ford Falcon wagon and a '62 Ford Tbird......not only did you capture the '61 Tbird rescue on video, but you captured awesome nature scenes driving thru the small towns....you are truly a Renaissance man....thanks from a 73 year old gearhead...
Good video Chris keep them coming.
You’ve have got to be one of the best technicians I’ve have ever seen, awesome 👏 work, Guss man
Yo, I just bought the same Milwaukee blower, that things amazing, I don't know how I ever lived without it!
I have to say Chris you are the most prepared car guy out here,A real pro.
I think Tbirds probably had the most drastic body changes through the years than any other car. I learned to drive a 79 Tbird and eventually owned it.
Yeah that's true the different models over the years they were produced look like totally different cars.
wow, you're right. The third generation like Chris has here I feel are the most iconic with those taillights, anything after 69 is kinda bleh.
@@M.TTT. 1969 2 door Thunderbird 👌
Old Fords never die. Remember riding in my uncle's 62 T-Bird convertible. Futuristic 60s design. Enjoyed Gus' supervision of the job!
"Will it run? Yes! Why? 'Cause I got problems!". I loved that response. Chris, you truly are a master technician and I envy your automotive abilities. Hats off to you and a definite two thumbs up to you, buddy.
My first-girlfriend's, first-car, was a '61 Thunderbird. This video brings back so many memories! When we were in high school, 1980.
Also, I really enjoy seeing Gus helping you! I've got two dachshunds myself. Best dogs ever!
The small car in the junkyard at 42:16 in the film is a Triumph Mayflower made in England in the late 40s early 50s 👍
The welding guy did a really good job, He tried good looking out. That TBIRD ran ? Holy crap !! Has some good stainless for sure..
The trim, glass, door handles, and insignia badges… etc are all easily worth $150. People don’t think of how much value there is in all the small, nearly impossible to find parts.
Hats off buddy, made that corpse talk back with all that rust inside, great video 👍🏼
Neither of those "bath Fitter" kits made the cars look like anything but a poorly designed body kit. lol
Great video, I always learn something while watching your videos. We are from Ohio and just stayed in Riegelsville Pa. for 8 days and visited many small towns up and down the Delaware River, including Frenchtown and New Hope. We loved every minute of it, beautiful area full of history.
Yes! It's a NNKH Saturday morning!
I like the way you are always very respectful of others.. you even cleaned off the car and trailer before towing.. Great channel. love it.
God job with the thunderbird, and that trailer turned out great!
Dog looks at him to say " are you f,***Ng serious ," 😂😂
You sir are one of the most aggressive car retrievers I've seen in years!
Reminds me of the old story about a guy whose car breaks down a block from a service station, he pushes the car there, tells the mechanic what happened, the mechanic pulls out a stethoscope, takes a listen, gets his ball peen hammer and carefully takes a whack at a specific spot. The mechanic tells the guy that that will cost him $50.00. The guy is shocked, and says, "I could have done that with my hammer". The mechanic replies, "I don't think so! I knew where to hit!" You, sir, are Mr. Determination, Mr. KnowHowToDoIt. Nice job.
Absolutely the best channel on RUclips…your content is unique. What I like about your channel is how you are so smart and repurpose …no waste (you say overkill…no crime in that…sleep at night with overkill) other thing is you are the same dude with 10 subs as you are now with many more…love the area you live in …love the heritage…I live in Canada..definitely would visit more USA states in the future…love your channel bud…look forward to the next one…🇨🇦
turn your wire feed up a little bit you're welding a bit hot ty for your show
For few seconds at 10.00 i see the stone houses and think you are here? In Germany ?😂😂. unbelievable and awesome work👍
Guy didn't even say thank you for helping him this is why i don't bother helping people anymore as manners are to hard for some people.
he did thank him. Besides, man didn't wanna sit there for a while with his foot on the gas, and just wanted to get the damn thing home. Can't say I blame him, especially if he was there for a while.
I love the way he brought this dinosaur to life, great video, of what is possible!!! Great work-
I can never get over the way people leave a car for "storage", bad enough they leave it outside in the open but they really screw up by not making sure the windows are up and the air cleaner is in place.
People are dumb...
Your patience and tenacity never cease to amaze me Chris. Great video!
Those transformations that that guy builds are terribly horrendous...! Especially that Camaro into a 57...!!! Wow, who would want that crap...?!?
Jen: Where are you going Chris?
Chris: Going to work, out in a field at night turning over a junk engine. I love you tube and this is the kind of thing you need to do to be successful. Which is great for us and great for you.
I'm only 5mins into the video, but MAN what a beautiful car. It'll be just my luck the engine will be a dud. Lets keep watching and find out....
Chris prepared as always, your ingenuity never ceases to amaze, keep up the excellent work.
I owned a '61 T-bird when I was in the Air Force about 1971. It ran nice for a big Ford.
Chris I absolutely love the utility box on the Cummins but I think if at a minimum you sprayed it black that it would look even better!!
Thunderbirds are my favorite. Glad you were able to get this running!