1959 Oldsmobile Dynamic 88 Sitting For Years WILL IT RUN? - NNKH 

Oldsmobile had some of the classiest looking cars. The factory horn was awesome, perfect tone.

Yeah don't listen to the people criticizing these types of videos. You are hands down my favorite "Will it run" RU-vidr and these videos are so therapeutic for me 😂 Love seeing people keeping old things working. It's a dying trade!

Gotta love those old commercials. Thanks for including it.

I was just sitting here after work saying to myself I haven’t seen a nnkh video in a bit. I’m sure it’s great. Your awesome man!! Keep up the fun projects!! 🤘🏼🤘🏼

I love that Gus is in on all of the adventures. He looks pretty happy to be included as well. Just a happy little Gus. Doing happy little Gus things. 🙂

Diggin this so far. What a beautiful place.

Love you channel! I’m 60 and this reminds me of my Dad’s 59, 2 door Impala. It was 12 years old when he got it but he loved that car!! Great memories. Pro tip… I used to be a mechanic at a GM dealership. I noticed you using a screwdriver to pry the grease cap off of the front drum. I always liked taking a pair of channel-locks and opening them up wide the put the jaws at 12 and 6 o’clock then give a gentle squeeze and rock the cap up and down an it pops right off. I even had the right snap-on tool for that but preferred the channel-locks. By the way the grease caps proper name is “hub cap”. The things the we all call hub caps are “wheel covers”. Keep up the good work!

Hey Chris just wanted to say thank you for the great videos. I am 17yr. You inspired me to start my own project. I bought a 1996 Ford Ranger for 300$, replaced all the brake lines, new tires replaced the clutch and pressure plate. I should be able to sell it for 2,500$ would not of done this project without your videos! Keep it up!

Great video, I am excited for your new garage but was also a little sad to see the old one gone. Looking forward to that video and hopefully a video of you organizing your new workspace and all your inventory!

I always loved the amazing visibility you get in those old cars with the thin pillars and wraparound windshields

I gotta a 59 2 door Biscayne and a 59 4 door Belair. They on the project list. Just gotta get a few in front of them finished. Looks like you guys had fun. Especially Gus.

Good to see folks preserving these old gems.

I have a 1964 Olds Jetstar 1. 75k original miles with 25k on the rebuilt 394. "Ultra High Compression" 10.5:1. Old school tech but she's a sweetheart. Came out of an apple barn in Connecticut, im the 3rd owner. Have original plates, registration, dealer paperwork, keys, spare tire, wheeles with caps, etc. Acquired from a good family friend. One day will get a resto, try to find parts tho haha

I have a 59 Buick I found in a barn , this was awesome

Brings back so many memories. My mom and dad were in their Pontiac station wagon when they were T-boned and the car was totalled. They needed a new station wagon right away and the Oldsmobile dealer had one. It was a brand new SUPER 88, not a mere Dynamic 88, in white and gold two tone. The problem was that the new model year was just beginning and the new 68’s were just off the truck and couldn’t be released until the official release date. Detroit made a big deal of it back then and when we were shown the car it was in the back of the dealership and covered with a big white sheet. My dad signed all the papers and in three or four days the big day had come and we got the car. I was 12 then and it was totally cool to drive around in one of the first ‘68 Oldsmobiles to hit the streets. People stared and pointed at us. The new model year was a BIG deal back then.

Back in the 60s here in my hometown of bellflower ca. , the low riders put that steering wheel on their 49-54 Chevys . Naturally it was pushed back towards the driver a bunch and much higher . Looked cool !!! Cheers , Neil

It always makes me feel better to listen to this feed while I drive. I learn things in every episode. Very inspiring.

I love the body shape of the car...really cool rear end! Definitely would like to see a part 2.

Had a 59 Bel- air. Love the look of those cars. Mine had 3 on the tree straight 6, 2 door with a green metallic paint. This guy has some really cool stuff!!

A little brake work and an interior refresh and you got a nice cruiser 👍

Excellent That is a car with character! I think she’s a beauty! 😎

Love that car, nice overall condition. Good restoration candidate or a great rust repair and touch up driver.

Brother I just found your channel (both of em and Jen’s) like 3 weeks ago and have watched all your videos. Great work my guy!

Hey I thought that bridge looked familiar over the Yough Lake!! Ohio Pile I about lost my life on that river white water rafting last year!! 😟 You were about 25 miles from where i live in Somerset Co Pa!! Tell Jen she has good taste in Beer!!! Also great content enjoy watching your videos!!!!

"Fell on the ground and hit your face while riding the scooter" - That's the story you told the wife, right?😊

I love the vintage commercial! I think all will it run videos should show the vintage sales commercial in them! Too cool! I love the 59 and 60s general motors cars. Especially the impala 👍

Hey Chris my name is Elliot I'm a subscriber from Oregon Portland Oregon and I wanted to tell you man I really really really enjoy this channel it's something I watch everyday I watch all your updates and watch all your stuff You're absolutely brilliant mechanic some of the stuff you do is just man it it's pretty mind-blowing I'm on automotive service manager and and technician by trade by heart and I love what you do man keep up all the good work can't wait to see the updates on the suburban and the new garage I wish you guys and Jen really well🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤😊😊

My first car was a 1960 dynamic 88 when I in high school back in 1977 had all the bells and whistle. Wish I had never sold that car, a lot of good memories connected to that car.

Fun time, great video, amazing people, what else are you looking for ? This channel rocks

I lived in Hawaii 73' to 75' My VW was in the shop for a few days. Mean while I bought the rustiest car in the world for $50 a 59 Olds to drive while the VW was being fixed. On my way to get the VW in Hilo I picked up a Hippy hitch hiking. Seemed like a pretty nice dude, so I pulled out the title when we got there, and signed the Olds over to him. As he pulled away he gave me the peace sign with a great big grin on his face, and the fenders flapping in the wind.

Lol I love that 60s commercial insert all the time hilarious = if only life was as simple anymore

Those old cars all have a soul and a story to tell. There's just not a lot of those old cars like that around anymore. The younger generation they are finally looking at the old car styling versus a jelly bean on wheels.

Adam Wade of "Rare Classic Cars & Automotive History", amazing channel, points out that GM, particularly Pontiac, often paired big engines with 2-barrel carburetors. He own a couple of them (65 Bonneville, etc.) and reports that they not only work very well, but actually have more power and smoother response than some of the contemporary 4-barrels. So, don't switchout the carburetor. Things are not always what they seem. In any case, great video, Chris!

Man those old's 98's are special..I'd love to see it finished..thanks for the entertainment..

Man I sure appreciate your videos. Between your knowledge, patience and overall demeanor it is just the best channel on RU-vid. Thank you.

I hope this car will be restored. It's beautiful. I've always loved the '57 and '59 Oldsmobile, and notice a resemblance in the taillights between the two, different as they are otherwise.

Man, back in the day I had a full Technics stereo system with four 10" subwoofers and a full surround system that sounded awesome. I even had a couple of old Technics stereos that my buddy put in his 1984 S-10 with an aftermarket set of 6.5" woofers with a full set of door speakers, a set of MB Quart 3 way 5x7 split sets in the dash, and it sounded good with a power inverter. That was back in the late 90s, so we made due with what we had. I had a 1994 Eddie Bauer Explorer with a 302W swap, an Explorer Express Eaton M90 supercharger kit, the original AOD4 transmission, 2WD, jacked up on a Skyjacker 6" lift with 33x12.50 TSL Thornbirds on 15x10" chrome bullethole wheels. It had a full Sony Xplod tape deck with a Sony 10-disc CD changer, Sony Xplod door speakers, a set of JL Audio 15" subwoofers with two Kenwood 600 watt amps (with two 3 farad capacitors) and I could put a full Coke can on the roof and bounce it 10' in the air. Now I have a 2013 BMW 128i with a Jensen 7.5" touchscreen in the dash, a set of Sundown Audio 12" woofers, and a Soundstream Rubicon Nano RN1.5000D 5000 watt amp.

I found this channel a couple months back and absolutely love it. My only problem... my productivity has gone down because I can just sit and watch these videos hours on end! Keep it up!

Such a cool car ! Would love to see more of it !

Здравствуй Крис! Спасибо за твои увлекательные , познавательные видео, ты даешь вторую жизнь машинам и это здорово! С не терпением жду твои видео и очень хочеться увидеть твой новый гараж, то как ты воплощаешь свою мечту в реальность.

Great stuff brother, i have a 54 oldsmobile 88... brought back memories of me wrenching on her.

Good to See You Fella & Jen

Always so much variety in your videos....Love the 59 Oldsmabubble !!

Had a couple of those back in the early 1970’s when they were cheap used cars. A Super 88 Scenicoupe and a 98 flattop. Just loved those cars. 14 mpg on the highway, but gas was 29.9 a gallon

What a great looking car👌

Working on the old stuff and seeing the mechanical ways things were done are still amazing.

Great video as always. 19:56 cracked me up, the pain of crawling under a vehicle just to have to crawl back out haha

Another fantastic video. The old classics, you can't beat them. Today's cars with all the computers, hybrids: One thing goes wrong, forget it. Chris, Jen and Gus, thank you so very much for these informative and extremely entertaining videos. I do have "Rebuild a car" on my little Bucket List. Unfortunately, I have yet to tick off any items. But, Chris, with your inspiring videos, I feel like that I'm that much closer knowledgewise and confidence. Thank you.

Hi Love you Videos men

im 53 now back in the day , god i never thought i would say that !! 67 to 72 gm cars that had been parked for 20 plus years and put a batt, in them file the points and drive them home , gas back then didnt go bad

I really love your videos. Perfect time after a long day of work from Darby to Bensalem to NY and back. Perfect timing Chris. My man.

Love the vintage Oldsmobiles!! Thanks for making this one mate, one of my favorites! cheers :)

thanks for the commercial talking about the X frame. good job. I just remember years later the marketing scheme was "This is NOT you fathers Oldsmobile". LOL

the old commercial is so epic, thx for including that gem

Hello Chris , Jen and Gus! Love when all three of you are there.

Gus is the boss!

It's always a good day when you post.

Down the rabbit hole I go!!! 5th video in a row and hit the subscribe button. Love the videos and work you do great watch.

My first car was a 60 Chevrolet impala 2 door. Had a 283 automatic My uncle told me if I could get it running I could have it. He lived about 3 miles away. I was 15 so I walked to his house after school one day and put in plugs and a battery and drove it home with no tags or license. When he got home he thought it had been stolen, and called the cops. They found it sitting in my dad’s driveway with me under it changing the oil and the brakes. Nothing was done about me driving home but a talking to. The cop even helped me finish the left front brake so he could be sure I would get it right. Those were the good times. 1971

1959 Olds delta 88 was my first car. The speedometer indicator is a changes color at certain speed

The pretty test driver did a great job! Post videos of Gus, who appears to be very smart, doing clever dog tricks, chasing squirrels, and generally being a very good boy.

The roof line is called a Bubble top Chris ....they are cool as heck!

I think the movie you referenced is American Gangster with Denzel Washington. What a great rig though!

Such a beautiful car they don’t make them like that anymore and I love the fact that you bring them back to life Chris keep up the good work love the videos

Many will watch Chris and Jenn's videos, I will stop what I'm doing to watch them.

It's like an air b-nb for no nonsense know how kinda guy like yourself with crew, Jen and meat head dog. Gussy is a hussy Jen is a ten And Chris is a wizz

This would be one of the best videos I have ever seen, Like many US built cars around this era they were four wheeled art.

My mom rolled a vw bug in 1961 she tells the story today she’s 82 years old. Your video is amazing kind soul, your family’s beautiful. Wishing you well KNKH fam.

You have got to love wee Gus.

One of my uncles had a '59 Olds...I don't know if it was the Dynamic or Super 88..I believe his had a dark green roof and a light green body....smooth ride and large enough to fit 4 adults and 3 kids.....the trunk was large enough for a small family to make a homestead....it was the first car I had seen with the gas tank filler in the rear...thought that was super cool....great car....thanks for your great videos...keep 'em comin'

Thank You Jim, appreciate the Opportunity

Great Job NNKH, on getting the 59 Olds running and driving. next time brakes and little things.. GO GUSMAN GO!!!!!

"Don't rub on that! You blot that!" is from American Gangster starring Denzel Washington.

Love your enthusism Chris watch all your videosso much chrome & stainless steel!

Good ol’ Olds and even better countryside. A very good video. Thanks!

Jen loves her barley pop and ALWAYS looks so enthused to be on video.....lol

I really enjoyed this video. Thanks!

Very Funny Chris! No Breaks- Hit A Tree! That will stop you for Sure!

Obviously Gus has a great channel and the humans are really cool also, LOL.

That's a pretty good deal. You get content for your channel, your buddy gets some work done on his car for the price of a case of Coors.

I was waiting for a new video, just in time when i got off of work. I had to stop binging your other stuff and go out in the the rain to change my brake pads last night 😢

I hope you get it running around, the speedometer is a treat if it works, I won't spoil it for you yet but it will remind you of a great old time sign.

Chris, I looked at Rock Auto for a master cylinder for that Olds 88 and their price was $59 . Wheel cylinders were 3.58. It was a close out price.

That Olds probably was designed for more dirt road driving than any of the new junk pickups, LOL Cool vid!

I dig the original Oldsmobile commercial!

That Oldsmobile looks really cool and sounds pretty good! Another great job and a great video 👍✌️🇺🇲

Inspiring! Now I think ill go swap out a window motor. I hope eBay sent me the right one!

Stellar... cool place to relax.

Wing window? Triangle Window? My mom would say "Open the vent!"

Watching from the UK, Great video and laughs too. Gus is a hero!

When I was younger lol, I'm a year older than that Olds, I've worked on quite a few of those brake systems. The systems worked great I think a big part of the problem with maintaining them was mechanics didn't understand how they worked and or how to service them, it was alien technology for a lot of guys. That booster/master was very simple to rebuild. Also the front wheel bearings can be replaced with tapered roller bearings from a Chevy chassis, just be careful of the ID and OD , they have to match the old style.

It was hilarious when that little nitwit bit you in the calf. I wonder if he was playing tag or mad that you weren't doing what he was telling you to do.

those oil ports, 23:45 to 24:07 , oh how i wish they still did that.

She will probably go but a quick clean never hurt. Almost 40 years now I have been cranking away on stuff.

Wow beautiful property ! Cool car ! You have the best job !!

Hey Chris! You are the best car mechanic! I love you watching videos of repairing vintage cars! it inspires me! respect to you! Have a nice day, bro!

The family that plays together stays together : )

Hello Chris I'm from Brazil and I enjoy watching your videos You are a good Man God bless you and your family

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Gus is my favorite part of the videos