NNKH is NEVER a let down!! You remind me of my late old school mechanic dad. He saw the possibilities in lost cause cars too (much to the chagrin of my late mom). 12 minutes or 60 doesn’t matter. Its always great to see a new one drop!
Doesn't matter if it runs or not in the video. i still learn something new every time i watch this channel, and that means a lot for someone thats learning to be a mechanic, so thank you, sir, for your service.
I’ve been driving Truck all my life and anybody who tells you not to use a pipe on those binders has never used one before. The actual reason why they tell you not to use pipe is because a lot of people get hurt doing that because the pipe will slip off in the next thing you know you’re in intensive care... ask me how I know. 🤣 It’s fine to use a pipe on them. You just need to be careful.
I know it not a 1964 , my father had a had 64 convertible and the dash didn't look like that at all . I am surprised that you listed it for only $ 600 . I would have asked for at least $1000 , all lot of those parts are very rare because it's a convertible . At any rate I will watch just about everything that you post . Chris your awesome , Hope all is well & you guys had a Very Merry Christmas and have Happy New Year !!!!
with suicide-illegal today rear door panels because they open "backwards". Imagine going down the highway at 60MPH and the back door opens catching the wind.
@@markae0 Actually , the doors have double locks and because the vehicle was manufactured that way (OEM) it is Not illegal . Pre-1960ish cars did not come with seat belts too and they are also exempt from having them installed . Now many people did install seat belts , to feel more safe . FYI
Love these old Lincolns. My Grandfather had a hard top. I'll never forget getting in his at seven years old and seeing the rear doors open. I thought that was the coolest thing I'd ever seen. It's too bad this has let go.
@@DannebergAcres They are bot comments that just copy someone elses comment or are just AI generated responses made from reading the videos transcript. They do it to build up the accounts to make them more legit, then use them for spamming / scamming / buying & selling likes and subscribers.
I did not read the title and the whole time I was saying if you get that car running Chris is a miracle worker you should drop a engine in it Chris make a hot rad
Love all your videos. It doesn't always have to run and drive I enjoy watching the master at problem solving. Didn't get to say hello to Gus or see the sunset, maybe next time.
I love watching your adventures regardless where they take you. It is relaxing and fun. My father would restore cars. I remember a 55 Chevy he bought for 500 bucks in the 80’s. It had a good body but the floors were rotten out. I watched him slowly over time restore it. Best days of my life.
Cool to have that relic get to be a "possible" donor car as I agree the bits are no doubt valuable to somone, best of all luck getting them to that there one, or more whom are in the middle of a restoration.
the older I get , the less excited I am about HUGE projects like this MAGNIFICENT Lincoln........I hope someone will buy it !!!! What I beautiful car !!!
Chris, I must say to your credit, you put a lot of time and effort into saving these "junkmobiles," I used to do the same thing in my younger days, in 1969 I bought a 4 door convertible like this Continental for $150.00, sold it a month later for $250.00. Back then, that was a good profit for a running car. Much peace & happiness in the New Year.
I love the adventures, No matter how big or small. We always can do them together. Thanks Hope everything is well. Just remembering the Tonka truck video that started it all for me. Kool adventures
You should add a link to your kknh misc channel, didn’t know u had that channel till this video, now I gotta binge watch more videos today , nothing is getting done today
Hey Chris, I was hoping that you would revisit this property and grab the Lincoln. Great to discover this video drop .No apologies, who could even tell it was sitting up high on that uneven terrain, not me. A lot of good parts still on that car. Well done rescue...
When i see those old heaps i try to imagine what it looked like the day it was brought home brand new ....it's a shame to see . Those slab side cars are good looking! Chris , no apologies needed we like to see this stuff.
Dear NNKH Chris. 👍👌👏 2) Engine/transmission or not makes no difference to me. I watch any content you put out anyway. Although I have to say that I would really, really like more Gus 💚 content. 😁 ;-) Thanks a lot for making explaining recording editing uploading and sharing. I wish you all a good transition of the year. Best regards, luck and especially health to all 5 of you.
That old oil tank would make a good pig roaster. I made one for my buddy a few years ago works great. Bike cogs, chains, and electric motor(rom an old cloths dryer to turn the pig, Oil pump to recirculate the drippings/honey/spices over the pig while turning. He mounted it on a small trailer to take to parties. Just keep dumping in bags of charcoal and some apple wood to keep the heat just right. Nothin like a slow roasted young pig to livin up the party. The real funny thing is, his muslim neighbours love the smell so much they came over and had some too. His brother-in-law is jewish and he also couldn't resist having some also. After a few hours, the meat fall right off the bone
Yeah, you just can't beat apple wood smoke when doing pork, nothing is better! I cut apple wood logs into roughly 2" inch discs and store those, then they easily bust right up into nice chunks that I soak in water just before bbq'ing pork, usually ribs, for 4-6 hours. Never did a whole pig yet by myself anyways.
No apologies needed, I love all of your videos and look forward to seeing how far off the reservation you go sometimes. I say pull all the trim off that beast, sell it for max profit and scrap the carcass 😂
I got my Plymouth Valiant from the original owner after they parked it in the early '80's due to a leaking heater core; thankfully not in a "Rustbelt" area. Car was in a garage & a carport up in the PNW. Look at stuff like this & think "No thanks."
Ilove your channels! i watch eveything you post. i even went to the main channel and watched a lot from 5,6 years ago when you called yourselg KZGUY or something like that. keep up the good work!
Wow!, Chris, I'd have passed on that one instantly. Regarding those load binders, they're very dangerous compared to the ratchet kind. I saw a guy get his teeth bashed out by using a pipe extension on the handle of the cam lock old style binders.
Hey Chris, that Continental was a scrapper (in my unexpert opinion) but I assure you no apologies necessary. Just keep doing what you're doing, always interesting.
Motor or no motor there's no telling what you are gonna get yourself into with these videos......im in 100% of the time, your always entertaining or edumucational lol
Ford used the MEL 430 V8 engine in this model . MEL stood for Mercury, Edsel, Lincoln. The engine came out in 1958 to replace the Y--Block family of engines. Was also availiable on the 1958 to 59 Thunderbird . The engine alone weighed over 750 pounds. The Lincoln also had a full unit body construction and had a curb weight over 5000 pounds . Your lucky the engine and transmission were out of the car , it made it easier to get up on the trailer.
No engine/trans makes it especially challenging will-it-start video.
At least it’s not locked up
@@natarem Greetings from Sydney NSW: Bravo, mate
Gave it the old NNKH try! Disappointing g but never a total loss, love your content.
This is a will it tow 😂video Thumbs up 👍
no one likes a quitter
I like how that tire you pulled out perfectly rolled to the side
06:30
A true supporter of your content would still watch and not complain!
Bang on!
Chill out there, lil buddy
@@M.TTT.😂
There is no "let downs" with your video's....i like ur content regardless of what ur doin...Keep em coming and we'll keep watching!!!
The lack of engine surprised me because I didn't even read the title because I always click as soon as I see a NNKH video posted.😂
Your videos always stand out from many others. Thank you for your talent and hard work!🛣🥂🌲
Your channel is a true oasis for the mind and soul. Thank you for your warmth and light that you bring into our lives!🤓🍗💶
Amazing skill at yanking that tractor tire from the ground and getting it to fall exactly where you wanted it to go!
NNKH is NEVER a let down!!
You remind me of my late old school mechanic dad.
He saw the possibilities in lost cause cars too (much to the chagrin of my late mom).
12 minutes or 60 doesn’t matter. Its always great to see a new one drop!
Doesn't matter if it runs or not in the video. i still learn something new every time i watch this channel, and that means a lot for someone thats learning to be a mechanic, so thank you, sir, for your service.
Hey Mr Chris, It don't matter what you do, you make everything very interesting! I enjoy watching all your video's. Blessings to you and your family!
Chris has got to be the best prepared car guy on TH-cam, You have really helped me get better prepared and organized.
Always awesome when an NNKH video comes out. I got some NNKH merch for xmas! Whoop.
I’ve been driving Truck all my life and anybody who tells you not to use a pipe on those binders has never used one before. The actual reason why they tell you not to use pipe is because a lot of people get hurt doing that because the pipe will slip off in the next thing you know you’re in intensive care... ask me how I know. 🤣 It’s fine to use a pipe on them. You just need to be careful.
No apologies needed, Thanks for the video! Happy new year to the three of you.
I know it not a 1964 , my father had a had 64 convertible and the dash didn't look like that at all . I am surprised that you listed it for only $ 600 . I would have asked for at least $1000 , all lot of those parts are very rare because it's a convertible . At any rate I will watch just about everything that you post . Chris your awesome , Hope all is well & you guys had a Very Merry Christmas and have Happy New Year !!!!
with suicide-illegal today rear door panels because they open "backwards". Imagine going down the highway at 60MPH and the back door opens catching the wind.
@@markae0 Actually , the doors have double locks and because the vehicle was manufactured that way (OEM) it is Not illegal . Pre-1960ish cars did not come with seat belts too and they are also exempt from having them installed . Now many people did install seat belts , to feel more safe . FYI
@@Out-Fishing13 Thanks for the info. I think the rear car doors are cool because you don't see that today.
Love these old Lincolns. My Grandfather had a hard top. I'll never forget getting in his at seven years old and seeing the rear doors open. I thought that was the coolest thing I'd ever seen. It's too bad this has let go.
the way that tractor tire rolled right where it needed to go....
This video was just fine; thanks for getting that Lincoln out of that yard and posting the video.
Your videos are always a delight. Thank you for your skill and creativity.🐤🐃🚖
Are these paid-for bot comments? Just curious.
@@DannebergAcres They are bot comments that just copy someone elses comment or are just AI generated responses made from reading the videos transcript. They do it to build up the accounts to make them more legit, then use them for spamming / scamming / buying & selling likes and subscribers.
@@DannebergAcresNo, they're classic spam bots
I’m glad you are trying to get this car to someone that can use it. It’s a classic. Thanks for the video.
Love that kind of crusty, rusty treasures!
Nice work the way that tractor tire rolled out of the way. lol.
its mr douglas's car from Green Acres
Your vids are always interesting👍
The crome trim looks in good condition,
I love those old Lincoln body styles . One my favorites ☺️
I did not read the title and the whole time I was saying if you get that car running Chris is a miracle worker you should drop a engine in it Chris make a hot rad
Love all your videos. It doesn't always have to run and drive I enjoy watching the master at problem solving. Didn't get to say hello to Gus or see the sunset, maybe next time.
I love watching your adventures regardless where they take you. It is relaxing and fun.
My father would restore cars. I remember a 55 Chevy he bought for 500 bucks in the 80’s. It had a good body but the floors were rotten out. I watched him slowly over time restore it. Best days of my life.
Not a let down for me, just love watching whatever you do ! Keep up the rescue efforts !
Lincoln Continental Sitting 40 years No Engine/Trans NNKH.............................. I still love to watch this THANK YOU
Looks like some very salvageable pieces on that Lincoln still a nice rescue Chris. 👍
Love that tractor Tyre maneuver Chris.
That was awesome the way you hooked up the tractor tire so it would roll right over into the pile!! I would never have thought it would work. 👍
Cool to have that relic get to be a "possible" donor car as I agree the bits are no doubt valuable to somone, best of all luck getting them to that there one, or more whom are in the middle of a restoration.
The parts alone on these cars are worth gold.
That front grill alone is worth the price of admission
Your channel is a real treasure trove of knowledge and entertainment. Continue to delight us with your talent and professionalism!🤘😨🐽
Nothing like a NEW NNKH squared on a sunday morning! Thanks Chris!
But it's Saturday...lol
Hope you didn't miss work or something? 😉
@@AlAllerton lol, been on vacation
Keep doing these kind of videos, we love them. Learned a lot from you about fixing cars. By far my favorite youtube channel! Cheers from Norway 🇸🇯
No need to apologize! We like your videos of em all... firing up on the first crank or no engine at all.
Always good when Chris uploads a new video.
Merry Christmas to you, Jen, Autumn and Gus 😊
the older I get , the less excited I am about HUGE projects like this MAGNIFICENT Lincoln........I hope someone will buy it !!!! What I beautiful car !!!
Chris, I must say to your credit, you put a lot of time and effort into saving these "junkmobiles," I used to do the same thing in my younger days, in 1969 I bought a 4 door convertible like this Continental for $150.00, sold it a month later for $250.00. Back then, that was a good profit for a running car. Much peace & happiness in the New Year.
I love the adventures,
No matter how big or small.
We always can do them together.
Thanks
Hope everything is well.
Just remembering the Tonka truck video that started it all for me.
Kool adventures
You should add a link to your kknh misc channel, didn’t know u had that channel till this video, now I gotta binge watch more videos today , nothing is getting done today
Hey Chris, I was hoping that you would revisit this property and grab the Lincoln. Great to discover this video drop .No apologies, who could even tell it was sitting up high on that uneven terrain, not me. A lot of good parts still on that car. Well done rescue...
Thanks for sharing and taking us along.
Miss your videos! Would love to see more videos!!! Happy Holidays to everyone!
Never been disappointed tuning in to any of your channels, those cars are sweet, should sell quick
Never A Dull Moment Chris! Your Energy gives me Energy!💪💪💪💪
I enjoy these videos, you should take us scrapping and yard sailing too
Happy new year to you and your family Chris!!
Your right, that shell has a lot of great parts.
To bad no engine? Maybe.
Keep'em coming ill keep watching.
Surprise.....no engine or transmission.....I just had to snicker. Keep up the great work Chris...totally love your videos!!
Thanks! Just loved those '61 Lincolns. Great video. Happy New Year to you and your family. Blessings.
Your channel is a real example of how to make quality videos. Thank you for your hard work and effort!🛵🎋🌑
When i see those old heaps i try to imagine what it looked like the day it was brought home brand new ....it's a shame to see . Those slab side cars are good looking! Chris , no apologies needed we like to see this stuff.
Dear NNKH Chris.
👍👌👏 2) Engine/transmission or not makes no difference to me. I watch any content you put out anyway. Although I have to say that I would really, really like more Gus 💚 content. 😁 ;-)
Thanks a lot for making explaining recording editing uploading and sharing.
I wish you all a good transition of the year.
Best regards, luck and especially health to all 5 of you.
Chris, you are doing a good thing. Keeping the old iron around is great. The new stuff has no style and very little metal. Keep up the good work.
Never a let down with your videos Chris.
Looked like good chrome, tail lights, bumpers ect. lots of good parts.
That old oil tank would make a good pig roaster.
I made one for my buddy a few years ago works great.
Bike cogs, chains, and electric motor(rom an old cloths dryer to turn the pig,
Oil pump to recirculate the drippings/honey/spices over the pig while turning.
He mounted it on a small trailer to take to parties.
Just keep dumping in bags of charcoal and some apple wood to keep the heat just right.
Nothin like a slow roasted young pig to livin up the party.
The real funny thing is, his muslim neighbours love the smell so much they came over and had some too.
His brother-in-law is jewish and he also couldn't resist having some also.
After a few hours, the meat fall right off the bone
Yeah, you just can't beat apple wood smoke when doing pork, nothing is better! I cut apple wood logs into roughly 2" inch discs and store those, then they easily bust right up into nice chunks that I soak in water just before bbq'ing pork, usually ribs, for 4-6 hours. Never did a whole pig yet by myself anyways.
@@AlAllerton Apple is good for meat , but alder is the best for fish.
No apologies needed, I love all of your videos and look forward to seeing how far off the reservation you go sometimes. I say pull all the trim off that beast, sell it for max profit and scrap the carcass 😂
It's not a let down because the body on it looks surprisingly good someone out there wants that car just my opinion
No apologies necessary. I enjoy watching you get these “non-runners” on the trailer.
Never a dull video Chris. I always look forward to a new posting. Happy 2025!
never a let down for me Chris, Look forward to em all. Happy New Year.
Epic Chris you are a hero. Your content is always excellent. Wishing you, Jen, Autumn, Gus and turbo all the best for 2025.
moving that massive tire with the trailer winch hook was very smart.
hope you all had a very merry Christmas
Thanks Chris for your vid 😇💟💟💟 Love and bless you guys 🙏💝 good work cleaning out the yard 👍😁 maybe the motor was in the garage 😊💯
I got my Plymouth Valiant from the original owner after they parked it in the early '80's due to a leaking heater core; thankfully not in a "Rustbelt" area. Car was in a garage & a carport up in the PNW. Look at stuff like this & think "No thanks."
Never be sorry for a video! Any content is good content. Make a video of you cutting the lawn I will watch it! Keep them coming. Happy New Year!!
Come on bro, your entertaining us and I really think your the best tech ive seen. It was fun.
Ilove your channels! i watch eveything you post. i even went to the main channel and watched a lot from 5,6 years ago when you called yourselg KZGUY or something like that.
keep up the good work!
Wow!, Chris, I'd have passed on that one instantly. Regarding those load binders, they're very dangerous compared to the ratchet kind. I saw a guy get his teeth bashed out by using a pipe extension on the handle of the cam lock old style binders.
And I bought some Surface Shield the other day because of you.
Hey Chris, that Continental was a scrapper (in my unexpert opinion) but I assure you no apologies necessary. Just keep doing what you're doing, always interesting.
Great videos. No. Need to apologize. Love em all.
Never a let down always love the videos
Perfect music at the end , good stuff
Just the grille is worth a lot, it looks mint!
Motor or no motor there's no telling what you are gonna get yourself into with these videos......im in 100% of the time, your always entertaining or edumucational lol
We like watching videos like this
Thumbs up 👍 thanks for sharing your work.
fun to watch, no matter the challenge
Appreciate your always interesting closing music choices
Chris, you make quite the effort on all these videos. Thumbs up buddy!
Looking good Chris!
Really enjoy these videos keep them coming
Ford used the MEL 430 V8 engine in this model . MEL stood for Mercury, Edsel, Lincoln. The engine came out in 1958 to replace the Y--Block family of engines. Was also availiable on the 1958 to 59 Thunderbird . The engine alone weighed over 750 pounds. The Lincoln also had a full unit body construction and had a curb weight over 5000 pounds . Your lucky the engine and transmission were out of the car , it made it easier to get up on the trailer.
Well at least its being saved,continental ragtop 1 of my favs.
My my best friend’s mama had one of those big old stretched out Lincoln. She let us borrow it sometime. 😉😉😉😉😉😉😉
Thanks.
Love the videos!!! Hey do a video of what to do and how to start a car when your car has been sitting for 5 months in storage
Was waiting for the moment you notice the lack of engine😂 Btw, nice music choice!
You are capable of that,I like you ,I see you in all the videos, Iam from Sweden.
Congratulations with BEBE .hppy new year!!!!
I might sound dum but i don't think it will run haha 😆 like what you do Chris 😜