1971 Chevelle SITTING For 20ish Years - Will It Run? NNKH

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~Part 2: • 1971 Junkyard Chevelle...
This 1971 Chevelle has been sitting in a yard for roughly 20 years or so. Lets see what she needs to get running and driving again.
0:00 Intro/First Looks
04:07 T-Shirt Announcement
05:37 Under Hood Inspection
10:23 Engine #'s/Underbody
14:25 First Rotate/Starter
19:30 Battery/Trunk/Wiring/Cranking
26:25 Fuel/First Start
29:52 Carb/Oil Change
38:06 Brakes
46:33 Fuel Pump
50:19 Combo Brake Valve
54:24 Brake Hoses
56:28 Final Touches
57:38 Test Drive
01:02:56 Aftermath/Outro
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@gears9741 2 месяца назад

Hi Chris, I just watched the show on the 71' Chevelle again. I heard you mention that someone had commented that your show wasn't as good as Vice Grip Garage. Your effort is just as good as Dereck's. I'm a big fan and your show and Vice Grip Garage and the differences in the two shows are what makes them popular and must see for me. Chris, the one thing I really enjoy about your show is efforts and knowledge you have in the automotive industry. . You're not afraid to tackle anything in your way. I've been around auto mechanics my entire life and many things you tackle bring back fond memories for me. The added side trips with Jen & Gus also are a stroll down memory lane. The only thing that I would have to do first is thoroughly clean whatever I was working on. Almost no one producing your kind of show does that. Check to make sure it's not locked up then clean. In closing, keep up the good work. I hope to get the opportunity to meet you and your family someday. I did figure out who is the real star of the show N.N.K.H. That is Gus!!

@michaelthompsons2074 2 года назад

For a young man you know your way around these old cars, I'm glad to see this

@walkingman9171 Год назад

And has a handy girl as well.

@G77799 Год назад

I just stumbled upon your channel I have to say V G G is cool but I really like your organization style and appreciate the way you explain things and how you use or rebuild what you have to work with. Keep doing what you’re doing thank ya 🇺🇸

@G77799 Год назад

Oooo yes and your Wife (?). Well crafty as well. God bless you ✝️🇺🇸

@AngelSanchez-du8ze Год назад

I like this guys channel, doing our car community a favor by keeping these neglected cars from the scrapper. He has a lot of practical knowledge but doesn’t pretend to know everything. He seems to treat his GF well too, I just get the impression he enjoys life and doesn’t try too hard to make his channel something other then what it is: no nonsense know how. Keep up the good work, many of us enjoy your content.

@larryjoe1357 8 месяцев назад

When cars were fun, thank you for bring back some old memories. Put a tear in this old mans eye.

@pingman2 2 года назад

I have watched many car videos but, never have I seen a mechanic more knowledgeable and more equipped for the small things that can go wrong while working on a car. I am beyond impressed with your abilities, and I am sick that I can't find one of these cars. I would give my left arm to have a muscle car again. I watched the entire video and Subscribed!! Great job Chris.

@francoamerican4632 Год назад

They're out there. Google is a great resource

@thegonzo6651 Год назад

Vice grip garage

@khan-ys7wl Год назад

@@thegonzo6651⁹😅😢the best of its all 0:03 0:07 9😊😊😊😊😅😅😮😢😢🎉😂❤

@scottgibbs7235 7 месяцев назад

I love VGG. But be yourself and do it your way. Great video. I subscribed!

@shineyholman6694 7 месяцев назад

Amen

@TheAndy1268 2 года назад

This channel quickly turned into one of my fav YT channels. Vice Grip Garage is great, NNKH is great. Both can coexist peacefully next to each other.

@2509498788 2 года назад

I have to agree with you

@2509498788 2 года назад

@@chevelleguy8059 that guy is a character in Oklahoma

@OBSUSAObsusa 2 года назад

Ol Morskis a good Chanel .

@OBSUSAObsusa 2 года назад

2 reasons I subscribed 1 because it's my favorite chevelle and 2 the guitar in the background. No all asides I enjoyed the content. And what part of Philly did you get it from? It looks familiar. I did a lot of street racing in the 90s the meadows and front st with my old buddy John Razz and his pop.

@yeetus59 2 года назад

Junkyard Digs is great too

@ghouliesgarage3922 Месяц назад

I've watched all your videos at least twice . I watch several well known RU-vidrs and you're the ONLY one who knows how to correctly take out an Oil Drain plug without making a mess ! Thought it was worth mentioning

@roblochjr3958 Год назад

Ive been following you for some time now Chris, I have to say your a man of determination for sure ! The patience you have to get these old cars not only running but up and able to drive ! Kudos bro, job well done !

@rickbaker4571 2 года назад

I love Derek at VGG, but everyone doesn't need to be the same. Keep doing what you are doing. This is a great channel and you kick ass. Ms. NNKH seems like a sweetheart. Lovin the channel.

@jcargentum 2 года назад

37:59 Atta boy! 👍👍

@pallewalker 2 года назад

It would be cool to see a vid with vgg and nnkh together

@rickbaker4571 2 года назад

@@pallewalker nah, I don't get the whole cross-pollination thing. I don't want to see the Eagles play with the Doobies... let things be what they are.

@bobg4654 2 года назад

I think there styles are to far apart to make a good collab video.

@cardiffgiant9406 2 года назад

Likewise, and I actually enjoy the different style of these videos. Keep up the good work!

@unclerick8224 2 года назад

I appreciate your no-nonsense approach to auto repair. I like the fact that you attempt to repair parts (break pump and fuel pump) rather than just replace them with new. The skill of rebuilding a master cylinder is one that has been lost of late. A lady who can handle a power tool and bleed brakes is a keeper!

@honeybear8485 Год назад

Yes yes yes explain everything fast we can always rewind...😊👍👍👍👍👍👍💚 Nice job u good man lol 👍. And if you don't feel like playing with brake lines bending and flaring especially in the engine bay and master cylinder I found a flex line company it was like $3 a foot but super easy

@TOMVUTHEPIMP Год назад

Trying to repair stuff gives him content to post. Its basically click bait ands he knows this stuff should all be in the dumpster.

@francoamerican4632 Год назад

How is it click bait? Do you even know the definition of click bait?

@TOMVUTHEPIMP Год назад

@@francoamerican4632 This is just an advert for Holley you dummy.

@danielcutillo5683 Месяц назад

Dude , you bring your girl with you on the Chevelle ‘ maiden voyage . The rad isn’t secured , the battery isn’t secured and the brake reservoir cap isn’t secured .,and your full on into the pedal in a big block creating what … ? I do enjoy your channel just thinking you need to maybe slow things down .

@bilalhkenyatta3654 9 месяцев назад

I just found Chris' channel yesterday and have watched only the boat videos because of the attention to detail and AMOUNT of information he puts out with his mechanical knowledge. I have subscribed after this video ❤🎉

@Robiko9 Год назад

Watched your videos in the past about camper stuff but never realized the gold mine this channel is until I dug deeper into it. Really big fan of this channel man!

@swatson0061 Год назад

I love how Jen is down for anything and always willing to help. Awesome video.

@davidquinn9676 Год назад

Yeah. Hurry up and make her an honest woman, all the best!

@ChrisWalker-wy7fy 8 месяцев назад

God bless America ❤

@Idkjustyet 8 месяцев назад

Wifey lol

@tonny.c 6 месяцев назад

But you can also see she absolutely hates this car and just politely smiles lol

@anthonyponis9684 Год назад

I recently viewed your video, and as a mechanic for 50 years I found your video as a blast from the past. I have a few tips that might help you out in the future When you want to open the the trunk but don't have a key ,you can gain access by removing the rear seat cushion, then with three feet of extensions Usually taped together( for convenience ) and a 3/8 socket you can remove the striker, that way you can keep all of the original locks as one key will fit the doors as well. The pass. door most likely has a number on it. Also when you have to loosen a rusted piece, next time you heat up with your torch rub it with wax while it;s hot then after it cools, break it free, it worked for me! Looking for a similar project myself. keep them rolling and good luck in the future!

@stevechancey167 Год назад

I just ran across your videos a few days ago and really enjoy them. Just a heads up on the broken tap, anyone who does much mechanic work should invest in a set of tap extractors. I am 74 years old and only found out about them about 20 years ago. They come in 3 and 4 flute for the different 3 and 4 flute taps. You might only need one every few years but nothing else takes their place. Keep the videos coming.

@gmoney9749 Год назад

Just found u last night and have been binging ever sense! Absolutely love your detail, ur knowledge, and most importantly, the fact u do work that I can do at home. Nothing worse then resto videos where people are in fancy shops dumping 5 digits into a car. Great work!

@MrOkrick Год назад

at first i wasnt very fond of this channel but now it has moved to my one of my most watched channels

@danhertel4604 Год назад

I love how organized you are with all the drawers and bins of parts labeled

@stephenmoon9211 2 года назад

I love this video, its honest and real, I too watch Derek, and agree if everyone did the same thing it would get very old very quickly. I also like the fact that you try to fix things before just ordering a new part, not everyone has an abundance of spare cash to just throw at projects and many have to scrimp n save to complete a project. Very well done, keep up the good work.

@sophieszymeczek4787 2 года назад

Stephen..that is a good point you just brought up. He is demonstrating some good skills recovering and re-using those parts.

@jayceecombs6887 2 года назад

Great tutorial! Alot of good little tips that I have certainly missed, forgitten... so like me to do a similar "radd thing"... well, as said: needed an "upgrade" anyway! Thanx so much, really enjoyed it! J

@lukewyrzykowski7300 2 года назад

I don’t want to sound like a opposer , because knowhows’s videos are great also but Derek, definitely works on a budget when away from home. Knowhow’s videos are definitely a little more in depth with explaining how parts work and how they slowly decay over time! Great channels and characters on both..💪

@jennifersugint 2 года назад

I agree. That’s one thing I always admired about him was that he attempts to salvage and restore original parts before jumping to buy new ones. Sometimes it’s unavoidable. He gets it done though.

@francisbalabat2161 2 года назад

@Wherewaseye321 11 месяцев назад

Just got back from visiting my sister and her kid's that are grown up with kid's in Minnesota told their husbands about you they have alot of friend's too that will love watching you

@PCDoctorUSA Год назад

Recently came across your channel and love the videos. As for folks commenting on VGG, Derek's got his style and you've got yours. Stay unique and keep the videos coming.

@edvardsz3539 2 года назад

One of the few good channels I found in 2021. Perfect editing, no 10 minute long talks without doing everything. Keep up the good work. And the helper is super beautiful. Subscription from me!

@blautens 2 года назад

Great video as always. Don't worry about changing your "will it run" format - Derek does his thing - you do yours. I love how much progress you pack in one video. 1968 to 1972 GM intermediates are my favorites. We grew up with them in every style and make, including wagons, and they're so versatile and reliable, if I had to choose just one car to own, this would be it.

@rudyiraheta80 2 года назад

as of year 93 97 & 99 & 44

@ItsaRomethingeveryday 2 года назад

I agree

@peterphillips1493 2 года назад

He sure does move don’t he

@gregmarl Год назад

I agree totally. I love Derek's content but I love yours as well.

@Bob39965 Год назад

He does a why better job then vvg Dereks car maybe get home but they go know where else but his backyard broken? Chris get them on the road!

@Moku_Nui Год назад

Man… you are some kind of thorough. I learned so much. You’re my new fave YT hero

@Hubris423 4 месяца назад

I don't know much outside the fundamentals of engines, and watching your vids is really teaching me a lot about the engineering that goes into these things, thanks for your videos with the go pro, it's the best content out there on how to get these things working

@jJ-pq4tk 2 года назад

We appreciate your mechanical knowledge, don't let people discourage you in anyway. Thanks for the uploads.

@davesracingchannel9261 2 года назад

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@ThatCountryBand 2 года назад

Thank you Chris for taking the time to actually show us the "breakdowns" of the brake masters and fuel pumps etc....just picked up an old Ih pickup truck, the MC is shared for both brakes and clutch, I might just try to pull it apart now instead of buying a replacement! Thanks and Happy New Year!

@timothygeiger8271 8 месяцев назад

Those traction bars on the Chevelle were popular back in the day. When i was going to school for auto mechanics back in the late 80's, several guys put them on their muscle cars.

@packrat9433 Год назад

That's just badass! I will never, EVER rebuild a car - but you made me watch. While I was watching, I got a fine appreciation for your level of expertise. MY neighbor has this car which piqued my interest. You, Sir - Rock.

@TheHorsebox2 2 года назад

Never mind Vice Grip Garage. Let him do his own thing. You have a great channel. Never felt the need to skip any of the video, the mini tutorials are great. Loving that car. We don't get much of that stuff in Ireland.

@junkyyarddawg 2 года назад

Love the Chevelle! I learned to drive in a 72 at the age of 13. Back then SS parts cars were probably showing up in the junkyards and probably made their way to a Malibu. That yard has some pretty cool cars;

@rudyiraheta80 2 года назад

how old were you 2 years before you learn how to drive

@markmacdonald8512 7 месяцев назад

@@rudyiraheta80You must be a math teacher. That would be 11.

@rudyiraheta80 7 месяцев назад

@@markmacdonald8512 no that's for junkyyarddawg markmacdonald8512 type 13

@hayded1 Год назад

You're just so positive it's insane man. I know most mechanics would've blown a gasket on smacking the rad but you're just like "oh no biggie", incredible thing to see.

@Mike-jv4rz Год назад

Running or not- that Chevelle is worth a fortune as-is....

@waynemoses3956 Год назад

I like how you roll. Never seem to give up.

@marcusbetancourt3760 2 года назад

One bad ass ride definitely worth restoring it back to life. Way better than just about anything on the road today! P.S. Even the most experience mechanics makes mistakes. Learning from them usually makes one a heck of a lot more smarter and better mechanics all the way around. I use to have one of these babies back in the day. Well a 1970 and it definitely was one of the best cars that I have ever owned. God bless you Sir and once again I sure do thank you for showing this great automobile. Have a Blessed Day.

@kellyyearnmsidi5082 2 года назад

Am in love with your fully stocked workshop and just the way how organized your tools.❤

@70sdude68 Год назад

Found this channel today! Love the positivity this guy oozes! Subscribed!

@leonardhirtle3645 9 месяцев назад

I’m hooked on this channel. Thanks to you and your wife.

@NoNonsenseKnowHow 9 месяцев назад

Glad you enjoy it!

@dmcmanis03 2 года назад

Love the real mechanic videos. Don't change.

@c2c0rider 2 года назад

Absolutely love these videos man. Stuck at home having to isolate with covid, and these "will it run" vids are passing the time very nicely!

@justin_time 2 года назад

junkyard digs

@jris 2 года назад

I hope you feel better soon bud.

@ghouliesgarage3922 2 года назад

Mortske's Puddings Fab Shop

@c2c0rider 2 года назад

Thank you gents - Happy New Year!

@poplaurentiu4148 2 года назад

Agree.. Still the car is already pretty naughty but on such skilled hands and with some few bits new parts, this Chevelle will turn out to be an cool retro-muscle ride ! ;0)

@merlynshandley6337 7 месяцев назад

I like how organized your shop is and how you've labeled everything. Also, how you've kept like bolt,nuts,hose clamps, and other used stuff that's still serviceable. That's how I was doing/starting my shop until everything went up in flames (propane heater,no insurance). I've been trying to get funds since covid hit with no luck, so I REALLY ENJOY watching your channel and how you go about your business because that's exactly how I imagined I'd be doing mine by now. But enough about my "cry me a river story." I wish you continued success, and I'll keep watching. P.S. your old lady is a definite keeper!!!

@Vanya_VVanin 6 месяцев назад

Hold on, man. Everything will be fine 🤞🏻😑

@Ruslan_Subarist 6 месяцев назад

I accidentally saw your channel in recommendations on RU-vid. I already looked at the CAT that had grown into the ground and the tow truck with the tree growing up. Now I enjoy watching about the Chevrolet Chevelle. Great job and hobby. It’s great that your wife supports you and helps you in this hobby. By the way, hello from Russia, I'm also into old school cars✌️😎

@stevenarndt8072 Год назад

Chris, you have a great channel and this and VGG are both really great. Love seeing talented mechanics like you two showing guys the how too's!

@BobWiersema Год назад

Absolutely! I've been watching Derek at VGG since he started. That led me here and now these two guys are my favorites.

@Scott-ly2nk 7 месяцев назад

He said he never heard of vgg i find that hard to believe both good mechs but im sure he knows vgg

@DrivingTheClassics 2 года назад

Thank you so much for posting these. The detail that you go into is just what I need and has been so helpful on my own projects. Keep up the good work in preserving these Awesome pieces of history.

@stevenrichardsonsr3812 Год назад

No one into this type content would find boring that proportion valve tutorial boring. Keep doing those. No worries regards losing our attention 🙂

@davemanley2954 9 месяцев назад

I follow vice grip and yourself- (both great mechanics ) and I like watching you both for different reasons . Thanks for tons of great tips.

@kaprentice 2 года назад

Excellent video. Just the right mix of info and a little action. I personally like the hour long length but then again I like stories that are 3-4 books long. That car was what I grew up with and it brought back a lot of memories. Keep putting out video like this one and you'll have likes into the thousands in no time. I look forward to the next one.

@darinsheary8847 2 года назад

In response to your VGG comment, Derrick is great and a real trooper trying to drive his cars home. But in this video you show how many things needed fixed just to make roadworthy. And even then more things go wrong on the test drive! That's real life working on these old beast. I plan on roadtripping a project back one day but need lots of time, tools and patience!

@DarthSmall-gj8pd Год назад

Just had this vid some up on my feed. Love it - you explain things very well and I'm not much of a car mechanic type but am fascinated on how they work and your explanations and rebuilds on this vid are great.

@kraftzion Год назад

I like your format the best. In fact the things you find boring like the proportioning valve, cleaning out a master cylinder or honing a drum brake cylinder is some of the most interesting content to me. Most channels would replace all three. I didn't know they could be saved with some elbow grease until watching you.

@jasonlavoie3986 2 года назад

great show love how you brought the old girl back and just like everyone else its good to do your own thing thanks for giveing us car guys something new to watch a new flaver is what we needed

@srv442 2 года назад

Just started watching the channel and this is the third video I’ve seen. I love the content and the variety of things that are addressed and especially how you bring the parts to the workbench to try and fix them instead of just tossing it all out. These details are great to learn something from and they show all the ups and downs of real life working on old cars. And yep, that is an antenna in the windshield- my ‘72 Cutlass has the same thing. Oh and Jen is a super sweet helper.

@brandonfaulk06 9 месяцев назад

love the videos Chris, enjoy watching you bring these beautiful cars back to life! Keep up the great work man!

@kennethsalter9998 Год назад

Bro....I honestly did not think its was going 2 sound that amazing!!! ...WOW!!! Great job and find!!!

@CerebralAilment 2 года назад

Good video man - look forward to seeing more of it. I like how your first reaction to finding a broken part is to fix it instead of just throwing new aftermarket at it, bravo.

@NoNonsenseKnowHow 2 года назад

Thanks man.

@harrywalker5836 2 года назад

@@NoNonsenseKnowHow mikuni..here in aus.. my bro builds ,sells ford escorts. 20k,each. + -.ish. mk1 , "68 ish.. the makuni,run good on the engines, 2lt pinto, duratec,ect. cheap & great..stik 8 on the v8. cheap fuel injection,almost.. even with the rust. thats a 25k car here.. i have a 73,r/t chall,340 clone. sublime. guy in rio linda,ca, sorta ripped me off. sold as 440 leather,, but,it drives,no rust.. cost 17k. 6k import. chevelle,big block,chev.. ask any price, there stupid here for chevs..dont know why. im ford guy, the chev guys stik ford gear in there chevs,,just by a ford..won every race world wide,& still are..im saving for a pantera,, be mine when im 136..

@harrywalker5836 2 года назад

@@NoNonsenseKnowHow raindeer,,srape some paint off the chev for there noses..2 dead ants for the ant lerse

@harrywalker5836 2 года назад

@@NoNonsenseKnowHow master rust.. brake cyl hone..

@timothyballinger6280 2 года назад

Brings back memories of high school. I had a 72 chevelle that had a 307 I think but I pulled that and put a built 427 4speed and then mini tubed it with a 12bold rear end. What a brute of a car it was. Everyone wanted to race me and it won most races. Would love to have it back but there hard to find or afford now. Back in the 80s they were everywhere, cheap. No so much now lol!

@d.r.tucker7543 2 года назад

I had three of them ....the last one was a true ss and i cant belive i didnt keep that car . i seen it on the highway a year after i sold it and had a pocket full of cash but i could not catch up ....oh well

@tihspidtherekciltilc5469 2 года назад

Same exact comment as someone else.

@timothyballinger6280 2 года назад

@@tihspidtherekciltilc5469 thanks bro for letting me know there's a copy cat out there. Some people are unbelievable!

@oldhillbillybuckkowalski 2 года назад

Got my 1970 two door hard top 350/350 car in 84 for $1500 from a used car lot in Roswell NM. Excellent body, good interior, drove fine. Put a built 400 small block with a TH 400 trans in it that could blow the spider gears out of the differential on command.

@WhoodaWoo Год назад

The fact that the mold doesn’t bother them on the test drive is hilarious 😂🤣 gotta love it

@stevekerans6357 Год назад

I watch all the voids all the way through. God damn spell check won't let me use voids for videos. Maddening. Millennials. Great stuff Browny!!!!!

@patrickhorne9984 2 года назад

Awesome channel. I love how fast your videos move, excellent editing. It’s nice to have another channel to watch. I am a loyal Vice Grip Garage fan, I believe you have my loyalty as well now. Keep up the great work!

@randyhoepker5528 2 года назад

I like your channel and your on air style of explaining the issues and repairs. So don’t worry about how other YT auto repair channels do it, I’m watching your channel to learn more about mechanical repairs and to see how your projects turn out. You do a great job explaining the proper way to repair and diagnose issues. I watch numerous channels on auto body and mechanical repair work. Keep up the good work!

@georgemartinez3656 Год назад

Dear Sir, The most important system on an engine is the cooling system. Why? Because they burn gasoline. Of course you would never run an engine without oil. But I have seen more engines destroyed by a malfunctioning cooling system than anything else. However I do believe that you are an awesome mechanic. Good luck on your endeavors. I will enjoy watching very much. Thank you.

@Powerstroke98 Год назад

I've never been a fan of the rake, of the front low, and rear of car high, but this has been a fun (and educational) video, so thanks for sharing! Look forward to the next, as always!

@windedtangent2415 2 года назад

these videos show way more work than VGG does. Derek's channel is great and one of my favorites on youtube but this one is better for actually seeing how the real jobs are done.

@kiiiisu Год назад

well said, i agree!

@georgehealy8350 Год назад

Yup, I love both channels but am learning more here

@michaelfunderburg2130 2 года назад

I've never seen such a knowledgable person on mechanics. He's the best!!

@rwbz28 Год назад

🤣

@C_lamity 11 месяцев назад

This is a man of focus, commitment, and sheer f*ckin will

@nedinuhummings7340 Год назад

MY first time watching this channel it just popped up after watching VGG Im liking this channel too, definetly subscribed your passion for cars is infectious.

@rymak94 2 года назад

Being from South Jersey (right outside Philly) I am happy to see cars like this still exist around my area and are being brought back to life! You've gained a subscriber here! VGG is great and all but you're doing your thing man, keep up the vids.👍

@schmohawk5512 2 года назад

Very happy to have found this channel. Keep cranking out quality and you will hit one million subs in no time

@scottalpervitz1019 8 месяцев назад

You are true mechanic in every sense of the word.

@kennethparent8544 Год назад

I love your videos you are very informative you have a great sense of humor and you definitely know what needs to be done to get the job done right and I love the old cars that you're working on and trucks keep up the good work Chris

@markhenderson3498 2 года назад

Love the video, Vice Grip Garage is one of my favorite channels but I like that your content is different and I wouldn’t change a thing! Your mechanical ability is top notch!

@slt2239 2 года назад

Wow this brings back memories. A loosely cobbled together '71 Chevelle with a '69 396 was my first car back in 1995. Red with black interior. Mine had M21 - 12 bolt and 4.10's with some really bad axle rap. Nothing lines up right, but it was fun! I learned a lot from taking that car apart and putting it back together.

@marksingleton891 5 месяцев назад

Love what you do bringing the old school back to the streets 💯

@caseyjones287 Год назад

Love that body style Chevelle! Pretty much all the 60s n 70s cars and trucks, all metal real chrome all muscle and magnet! Keep em coming.

@stoopidpanda3242 Год назад

This is the first video I've watched by you and I don't know how lol this is my kind of content. I watch alot of vice grip and I gotta say I don't think they're better I think you're both doing great things so I'll definitely be binge watching and recommending this channel to my friends who love this too. Thanks for the entertainment 🤟

@672egalaxie6 2 года назад

Keep doing what you're doing. The vids are great and your wife is a stunner. Thanks for takin' us along.

@SlidingRhino 7 месяцев назад

Was a great watch, man you were very thorough on getting it going. Thank you

@dustingreen6210 Год назад

Great video, really like how you are more detailed then others( vice grip garage). Most definitely will be watching more video of yours!!!!!

@robertsomerville320 2 года назад

Love the video! cool ass car! Don't worry about ppl saying that other channels are better, there just different. It's nice to see different methods of doing these revivals. Keep up the good content !

@robertjohnston4852 2 года назад

Loved watching this and your others. Loved the practicality of trailering it home and getting it working in a no nonsense way. Keep on making great vids.

@douglaw43 Год назад

My son is an EV fan lol... love your knowledge of old school... remands me of my high school years in auto shop ! YOUR WIFE IS A SAINT!!!

@jimirox1928 3 месяца назад

FANTASTIC WORK! I subscribed 20 minutes into the video.

@atexan 2 года назад

Your work on that car represents exactly what i did when I was in my 20's and 30's. Tearing down Holley DP's, rebuilding brake systems, electric fans for factory rads and wishing I had more $$$ only to give it to Summit Racing. Electric FP's were the new thing and single-plane ruled with a Holley 750-3310. BFG's on Keystones cause we would pay the premium for Cragar. Those were the days.

@atexan 2 года назад

Oh ..... slapper bars.......slapper bars. LOL!!!!

@NoNonsenseKnowHow 2 года назад

0:00 Intro/First Looks 04:07 T-Shirt Announcement 05:37 Under Hood Inspection 10:23 Engine #'s/Underbody 14:25 First Rotate/Starter 19:30 Battery/Trunk/Wiring/Cranking 26:25 Fuel/First Start 29:52 Carb/Oil Change 38:06 Brakes 46:33 Fuel Pump 50:19 Combo Brake Valve 54:24 Brake Hoses 56:28 Final Touches 57:38 Test Drive 01:02:56 Aftermath/Outro On Amazon: *TAP SOCKET HOLDERS: amzn.to/3ECc02a *GOOLOO 4000a JUMP STARTER: amzn.to/3ECLB40 *FOGGING OIL: amzn.to/3oZUsbK *HIGH VOLTAGE GLOVES: amzn.to/3F2PMap *POWER PROBE: amzn.to/3yskmbb *ANCEL BATTERY TESTER: amzn.to/3F3LNcJ

@Im.Richard 2 года назад

Ordered mine..killer content on the channel.

@NoNonsenseKnowHow 2 года назад

Thanks Richard I appreciate that!

@lancehigdon8683 2 года назад

That is a badass car it sounds awesome

@user-wv6gh9ev9f 9 месяцев назад

Love the vids guys fast paced an right to the point ..the epic fail with the rad hitting the fan hilarious and just adds to the flavor ...will say feel empathy for ya all the body cancer and mold u deal with where your at is jus terrible... here in the desert it's nowhere near as bad ... the cross country trips dealing with the breakdowns an the occasional boulder through the torque converter shield kinda stuff are great an so much fun to watch too ...rock on y'all

@gregdrmax Год назад

Dude...the radiator and the pieces falling down from the hood. AWESOME!!

@kenposaber8082 2 года назад

I recently subscribed, I think your chanel is one of the best. I prefer it to most others that are similar because of the logical way you approach each project, the way you explain each process as you work makes it easy to follow. Keep up the good work.

@rodhurst5831 2 года назад

I love the positive attitude. I’m doing a 68’ and auto to manual conversion as well, it looked like fun until it broke, lol. Great video!

@randynorris7262 10 месяцев назад

Great Channel I really enjoy watching you getting this old stuff running again, Keep On Keepin On

@farty1000 11 месяцев назад

"22:40" Getting excited at the headlights coming on, I love the enthusiasm and passion here, what a great channel, im on the edge of my seat! ...New subscriber here, as a guy from the uk, your bringing all my American car fantasy's to life with these old but beautiful cars, more power to you!!

@23ofSeptember 2 года назад

Sick car! Doesn't get much better as far as barn-find muscle cars go.

@Mike-ww5vr 2 года назад

Just wanted to say I enjoy your content. Don't change a thing keep doing it the way you're doing it. I don't know if you're into totally restoring vehicles but I think that Chevelle deserves to be put back to near mint condition. I've got a 71 Nova SS I'm working on, and 71 Torino that is near mint condition, problem is It has The original 250 6 in it and I'm going to solve that pretty soon But it only has 53,000 original miles. I'm not much of a ford guy But you really don't see Torino's anymore. Love the Chevelle though, and the wagon.

@rudyiraheta80 2 года назад

what if 28,000 miles on a 96 model

@road3117 Год назад

Greetings! I have been watching your videos for a long time. I can tell you that you are a very cool master. The sound of the engine is simply divine. I recently bought a Chevrolet Tahoe with a 6.5 turbo diesel engine. Did almost the same job. It's hard to find spare parts for your cars in Russia, but I did it! Now I ride it and enjoy it. I want to wish you good luck and never stop! Make more videos

@VegasHighroller Год назад

Definitely enjoyed your video ! You and vice grip have similar approaches of bringing these old cars back to life ! You both have great channels . Keep doing what your doing man !

@rustyneuron 10 месяцев назад

I said almost this exact same thing on another video from this guy. Him and VGG are awesome.

@_.ZEKI.TSX._ 2 года назад

First time on your channel and i got to say i love the way you show how to fix stuff and re use it, how you get 20 + year old car run and drive, love how you shop is set up, how organized you have it, definitely waiting for part 2 on this chevy

@charlesroberts6965 Год назад

Truly enjoy your content and channel.. appreciate you taking time to explain parts and any failures that may happen. Your a rockstar doing what you do. Continued success with your channel and saving all the things you do.😁🇺🇸👍

@stevecomb180 Год назад

Well i just came across your videos and it’s refreshing to see a young fella doing such great things. So also nice to see a young fellow who isn’t too big for his britches. Keep up the good work young man. 🤘🤘

@SolarAB Год назад

Amazingly informative video and perfectly filmed and put together! A pleasure to watch.

@patrickconway5542 2 года назад

Man I totally like your set up , tools and parts in a proper place or bolts bins and multiple parts , never know what they will be going into but never through away. Great job 👏

@gregsv64 2 года назад

Just started to watch your channel recently. Love the vehicles you purchased. Vice grip garage is a good channel too, but being safe on your part is for the better. Anyway, have a safe and positive new year. Brattleboro Vermont loves the channel.

@darrellpoitra4377 15 дней назад

Very informative, which is just as good as any videos out there keep up the good work…I’ve learned a couple things from this video and I’ve been wrenching quite a while.

@barrychristiansen4579 Год назад

just want to mention Soo love the way you keep it quite real , and allways interresting CERTIANLY ALLWAYS MAKES ME SMILL IN a cool way and Jen is striaght up like the real way you gota image when , she says it stinks in here ! probibly the perfect discription of the sitution lol