ROTTING 70s Lincoln Continental Sitting 30 Years WILL IT RUN? - NNKH
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I was contracted to remove this 1970s Lincoln Continental Town car from a lot in Philly. Bring it right to the scrap yard or can we get this thing running and driving?
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Don't stress about jumping around in the videos man, This is what we sign up for here.
I love seeing the insights into Philly and the things that interest you!
Well said , love Chris's videos for being genuine
A personality type that I think the viewers relate too and what makes the videos watchable an hour+ in
Jumping around allows you to have more content per video / longer videos. A lot of us want and appreciate this.
Thankyou for the videos. The longer the better
Agreed.
Just be you Chris, just be you.....
I always squint when you pull such big and heavy cars, even though I know that if the line breaks, I'm safe.
Your channel is the only one I'm a member of because you really stand out from the crowd! You take the time to explain without exaggeration, you take the time to show all the details how small or unnecessary they seem to be and all that makes your channel my favorite. The people who think you're arranging the cars don't know who you are.
Keep doing what you're doing and don't change your ways so you become like one in the crowd!
Greetings from Sweden.
Thanks so much for tuning in and your over the top support!
I just squint...makes em look better. 😂😂😂
you can open your hood to stop a rusty bumper through the windshield
@NoNonsenseKnowHow try that for a daily driver keep it
I agree totally. Best wishes from Norway.
That look Jen gave you was priceless.
Very lucky man. She's a good sport.
Nice car very nice , but not for demolition the car doesn't deserve that sir
Recovering and old vehicle and an abandoned building explore in one video...
This is literally 50% of my life. I'm on board!!
Fun to watch as well. Thank you for sharing it with us
Да он раскурочил пол машины, сломал хорошие дверные вставки, весь прикол его видео это запустить движок и заставить машину ехать, это не восстановление.
I can't say enough how much one of your videos popping up brightens a guy's weekend Chris, especially after a grueling week it's great just to kick back and enjoy some good old Know how.Thanks for putting my smile back.
Glad you like them!
I don't care how long these videos are or it jumps around all over the place. I watch every minute! Thanks Chris!
Now we know why the vice grip garage videos are 2 hour plus sometimes. Love this one but in my perfect world Chris has to drive this thing 500 miles to get home. That's next level.
I don't know if you were just saving this for you're first video of the year of not... this is top notch. The way you shook the hood when vacuuming.. you've done this all tooo ooo many times. Thank you for another great additions to the University of TH-cam. Wonderful contribution sir.
I just pulled an '88 Diplomat cop car (ex-Prince George County Sheriff's unit) from a backyard in Lanham, MD last week. The high temp was 27, rear tires flat, rear brakes locked on, it was uphill in the far end...it sucked, had to have a tow truck use his wheel lift to grab & help set the car on the trailer -which thankfully has a winch. Once loaded, had to then drive it south to NC by way of DC metro area & down through Richmond. I got the car via an online estate auction, and it was $254.20 after taxes & fees
“Yes, let’s go bother the guy that bought the car from a guy that we haven’t met and make him prove that he bought it as if the car hasn’t been sitting there rotting for 30 years.” Lol
Some people can't mind their own goddam business.
I do not know but I'm with you
Peoples got exasperated, I do not agree with them but I understand them, life go south you try to straight things but things, in real life, works different than you think
When I saw the guy....I was like, well that figures!
Ever since Pawn Stars an that one Pickers show Aired Now Era body thinks there junks worth somethin cracks me up 😂 Hey hey where u Goin with that Junk!?? Like Come on already!!;
I really like the side tracks, exploring the old building, learning about the trash mound builder, and the sledge-hammer dis-assembly. Thanks.
I completely agree. What is said and shown explicitly in the videos is actually really interesting and unique in relation to the format, such as the "Philly Ride" video on NNKH2. Chris has great knowledge and communication skills. The fact that we also get Jennifer, Gus and Turbo on board only increases the appeal and quality of the videos. Car videos are sometimes too boyish in my opinion. This is without a doubt entertainment at a high level and I look forward to each new video. Keep up the good work Chris and Jen.
Yeah the side tracks are actually
what makes this channel great imo
As well as the side tracks of Gus's territory.
Me to that a place to be chilling at without no headaches
This guy is great! He’s what American men used to be before 2010 or so. Great ethics, hardworking, knowledgeable and resourceful. I’m glad to see not all modern men have turned in to narcissistic, mentally ill, know nothings.
the way the lights opened and closes say to me she deserves another chance at life. or at least a burnout or two great vid chris as always
Old cars, Urban exploration, love this channel.
Appreciate you very much for tuning in
First time I have come across your channel. Very entertaining and educational
Waiting for part 2
My idea is after you drive it and see if its engine and transmission are okay. You and Jen go out west to find a rust free Ford truck that needs an engine and transmission to swap it into. Also that look Jen gave you while she was cleaning up the interior was a definite example of a World Class Stinkeye!
I think that is a Splendid Idea! Old Pick up or Panel Wagon. Scout or a Wagon. Maybe a COE? Somenty Options I tell ya
How about a rust free Maverick? That 460 will slip right in, after you stand on the fenders and beat the shock towers in. Ask me how I know. 😂
Love it
I 💯% agree with this message....lol
I like this idea! No reason to scrap the 460 or trans. I'm sure there's a great body needing a drive train!
I can’t believe how good it ran, surprised the heck outta me. Unfortunately I can only see a few options for its future… a demo derby car, part out, or scrap. It does have good scrap value right now (at least in my area) and was certainly worth yanking outta there.
camera work is awesome when winching the car
You Making long videos is awesome! It's really cool that you show different stuff on your show. Even when you go out looking at other old things besides cars! 👍👍
Chris, I LOVE it when your videos go all over the place! Don’t ever stop what you are doing brother! 👍🇨🇦
1:03:11 In Canada we pay a deposit on all our bottles. This means that you can retyrn them for money if you bring them to a bottle depot. All thos bottles would be worth about 10 cents each and the larger ones 2 liter or liquor are 25 cents each. You can bring a bunch of bottles in and get $60 to $100 if yourr have a few. As well there are people that walk around collesting them all the time. Maybe this isn't the case in some states or all of them? I don't know.
the man fixed a window with a plasma cutter. My hero. Seeing houses that close together and all the cars parked on the street is amazing as to me.
Everything's an easy fix when you have a plasma torch in your hand. LOL. Too tempting
Nuttin like an Igglez party amongst back yard row house folk ;-p
Fence hoppin like a MUfug, yay YEAH 😅
pull the engine & tranny - - recycle the rest (ima ford fanatic but i know rust) @@NoNonsenseKnowHow
My apartment in San Francisco was so close to the building next to it that they would slap into each other during earthquakes.
That winch is impressive 😮
That's a heavy Lincoln, in park and brakes locked up!
Love that you take interest in malaise era cars, with time on either side, but this time period of vehicles is some of my favorite.
I always loved land yachts even as a young kid. Owned a W123, now I own a “modern” land yacht, LS430. Can’t beat that UZ.
I really enjoy seeing you pull out these kinda cars though. Nice to kick back with a beer and see where it goes.
i still daily drive my 1979 Lincoln town car, although its the engine is the 400. still drives good, got a new gas tank coil and all new brake lines as well a new hydro booster for the master cylinder. i am looking for those retractable antenna as there unobtanium as well as the plastic signal lights corners are impossible to find.
Surprised me they would show up with a medieval mace to defend a rotting car getting trailered. When they aren't owners. 😂
I guess it helps to have good neighbors? 😂
@@Hbzprojects exactly 👍
And a chain!
Germantown ? They didn't look German 🙄
Stop moaning
You are absolutely the best equipped person I have ever seen on TH-cam. You kick ass over Matt’s off road and Trailmater, VGG , etc. Damn good truck and all!
No he's not
Trailmater is the GOAT of off-road vehicle recovery.
Absolutely love the videos man. Your content has taught me more about cars than ever.
A few weeks ago I attempted to save a 80s Chevy Malibu, but the frame was far too rusted out to be worth saving. From watching your videos, it still gave me the knowledge needed to somewhat attempt to save it.
Hope to find myself a nice old money pit car to restore eventually!
I used to work at a Lincoln Mercury dealership in the New Car Make Ready back in 1978-1979. Repairing all the mistakes the manufactures made, like fluid levels, idle speeds, timing and just check all over the vehicles. Afterwards test drive drive them was fun and a thrill. Hardest was getting them out of the lot with just inches of maneuvering them out in tight spaces being big cars.
You’re braver than me in dragging that thing home.
Any chance you could find a used motor for the Toyota? That truck is now famous! I was utterly amazed you saved it from the river. You have amazing skills.
Oh, Jen is amazing, lol. Amazing !!
No way these videos have been staged! Keep up the, love it!
Love your "side-shows and the off-topics" !
That's whats makes you authentic and for me as a non-Us citizen is also very interesting to see.
Keep it up! 👍
I give you credit for working in such tight spaces. I guess I take it for granted I live on 50 acres with a driveway you could easily drive a semi through. Kudos to you brother.
Man, I never do tire of watching your videos! I love the urban exploration and saving old cars. That old Lincoln fired right up just like you said.
There's an old cheezy movie from around 1978 called "The Car". The car used was a Lincoln continental heavily modified by George Barris. He called it his maddest creation ever.
Maybe a build like that would be fun. Keep up the terrific videos, Cheers!
That angry guy in Philly was stressful to watch, I can't imagine how you felt lol
Stressful huh? 🤣 I imagine you don’t leave your safe space too often.
I didn't think he was angry, just tired from being stuck for 24+ hours.
@@Joesmusclecargarage coming from a creepy old man that asks for feet pics of Jen, yeaaaa you're winning at life lmao
@@Justntoysyeah wtf. I thought you were joking but apparently not 😒
@@JoesmusclecargarageJesus Christ dude, a weirdo like you has no room to cop an attitude like that with anyone. I hope the internet is your safe space so you don’t subject the general public to your weird ass personality.
Been watching you a long time man, love the adventures and your random distractions into shady buildings. Thanks for keeping me awake and amused on a Saturday morning.
Totally enjoy what you do! Don't change a thing. She is a beautiful car. If nothing else, the trim, glass etc will help someone. Keep up the good work!
Jen is such a trooper 😊
I like the jumping around. Should be good bucks for the motor and rear end.
Don't worry about your videos being boring...just stay natural..of all of them you are no.1...love Jen and gus .keep up the great entertainment .you are amazing 🎉 and aa dam cool dude...
Chris, I grew up in those 70's Ford, Mercury's and Lincolns! Thanks for the trip down memory lane. Can't wait to see it drive!
It's a 78-79. The 77s had fender skirts and the 460. 78s and 79s had the 400 with the 460 as an upgrade but it was so emissioned out that it was rather anemic in my experience. You just can't beat that 70's design and engineering.
Thanks a lot, Chris. Your content is amazing.
Def a 78. The bodside moldg on the qtr goes almost to the bumper and the dash trim is stainles The 79's had wood trim shorter qtr mldg and 400 eng only
What a neat old building in Germantown. It's SO cool over there.. very historic.. I like going through town on a nice spring day over there. It really does have some gems of buildings and old homes there.. thanks for going through that neat old dilapidated home. Very cool Chris!
Ffs as soon as you showed the gates to that place I remembered that exact video 😂. Didn’t even need the flashbacks lol
The level of dedication and gumption shown in this video deserves a sub. The depth and “no nonsense know how” is flabbergasting. I’m a true fan of this channel because the adventure and the family being included. Not to mention you actually have your own style and you’re not just copying VGG and his cadence like so many others. Obviously this is a real talent of yours and you actually make great content with your own original style. Well done sir. This is one of the few few revival channels I can watch from start to finish every single video just as I did this one!
If there is a plan to raise the Titanic, Chris is the man for the job 😂
And he'd do it with his airboat and a harbor freight winch. LOL
Did you know the pool is still full on the titanic!!
@@StarlightWorkshop0z🤣
😂
There's something satisfying about seeing old cars sitting around for year's running again and also when they get restored.
I sincerely doubt this one is going to be restored. It's probably gonna have one last hurrah in something like he said like a demolition derby then it's going to get junked. It would cost an immense amount of money more than it's worth to restore.
Poor Jenifer. That clean-up is worth a lot more than a dinner. Great outfit too.
Gotta pull the drivetrain, 460, 9" rear, if the trans works then you have the beginning of something "new" from something "old"....potential for sure though
I found it quite interesting exploring the old building, you just keep doing what you enjoy. Considering what a pile of rust that Lincoln is I'm surprised it runs so well. keep up the great work and the awesome content 👍✌️🇺🇲
A NNKH video can never be to to long! vooral zo doorgaan i would say in dutch
Long episodes are good. Enjoy all of them. Great to see gus having a ball
Can’t believe you got that running, good for you getting those kids littering I can’t stand people that just throw their garbage out the window, people suck. You are a true mechanic to work in those freezing temperatures
Agree with others in here. I don't come here for a rigid, structured vid with professional production. Although Chris does a fantastic job on the production end of things.... that's just not the point. The point is.... we love hanging out with Chris, Jen, Turbo and the Gussinator. The side tracks, side-roads, skate-board treks, urban exploration, river ratting.... and everything else is... what makes it so fun.
Another great video Chris! Those Lincolns sure had whisper quiet interiors. Small gas tank for that yacht! That was a cool montage you put together, while on your phone in the ad integration. When I see the amount of labor and know how involved in even partially rehabbing a car like this one, I understand how abandoned cars can sit fallow indefinitely. I hope our small contribution as members of NNKH work toward the TH-cam algorithm recommending your first rate content to more viewers!
Thanks for checking the video out and definitely, can't thank y'all enough for the support. Being a member helps Big Time. Thank you. Definitely a teeny tank for a big 460 I agree
Demolition Derby? You're kidding! Full restoration. It'll only take a hundred grand and twenty years... (Drive it round the block, part it out and scrap the rest)... Enjoyed that one, Chris. Interesting meanderings from the point. Littering pisses me off too. I live in the middle of nowhere and regularly come across crap tossed from car windows. McDonald's packaging largely. And I don't even know where the nearest McDonald's is! I like a Big Mac, and I don't need to be reminded of the fact that I can't have one!... 🇬🇧👍
When you organize the truck, make sure to do a walkthough. I stole your idea of storing truck parts and fluids under the hood on all my vehicles now, but I keep seeing clever little ideas like the bungee across the back door for more storage etc.
(this is Ronnie BTW!)
Hey Ronnie! Awesome! And yeah I'll have to do that
Love old car resurrection videos, and i love the way you make them. If you make 10h video like this, i will watch all of it. Thanks
hi Chris thank you for the time on this we love to look in on the show you are a trooper Jen an Gus to can't wait for part 2
OMG Chris, this episode had me grinning ear to ear from start to finish. 👍😁
Probably my Favorite TH-camr. You've got this down. Hope to follow along for many successful, and blessed years.
Appreciate that! Thank you
You noticed the class and magnificence of the building's architecture- kudos to an insight that not only focuses on one part of historical creativity but has a holistic view of how the past in all its forms relates to a very special period in human development and initative.
We had a 79, it was the quietest floating boat but when you hit the gas, it moved. Now that I am older I understand why my dad preferred those for long drives and floating over uneven roads.
Sure like to see the results. Hopefully it will be worth the effort you put into it. Besides I really like to your home town when drive around town. Looking forward to part 2.
Great video as always Chris. I for one appreciate the little 'side quests' you put in these videos. Lovely old yacht shame its so rotten, we have the same trouble with rust here. Maybe you should paint it black and pretend its the car from 'The Car'! I hope you made it up to Jen and Gus! Much love from England bruvva.
Great video. I don't know what it is about watching old vehicles getting dragged out of the muck to live again that is so intriguing. But it is lol. I also like the side stories you do , keeps it interesting. Keep it up
Chris, you have a good taste of music, Elvis sings at 1:08:43 . I love Elvis. I remember 1977 when my mom told me that The King has passed, but he hasn't, we Elvis fans know that.
YES! I love your "will it run" videos!!
if you made a 2 or 3 hour video I would watch it all! I remember those cars back then,it was during a gas shortage and they still sold..riding in them was like "sitting in your living room" Very nice trunk lock pick and universal "key" LOL!! Keep up the good work and wear eye and breathing protection..
Chris if the trans is good
I’d take the engine
Trans
And rear end
Go out west and bring back a clean shell (truck or car what have you) and put the swap into it
without fail the close captions always say APPLAUSE when an old classic is towed out of its grave. There is no actual applause but it feels right.
I sure do love your content! Always, always something new to see. P.s. the side track adventures make the videos better!
In the 60s and 70s my father had an autobody shop in Westchester County NY and he was the only shop with a frame straightener.
Almost every Lincoln mark that rolled off a car carrier had a bent frame and buckled rear quarters due to the sheer length of the wheel base causing the rear frame to hit the ground and bending upwards buckling the quarters.
He perfected the frame repairs that automatically took the bucle out of the quarters without any bodywork (obviously not all) ANCHOR FREIGHT finally retrofitted the ramps to stop the carnage lolol
You are always fun to watch! I have an asymmetric lift also and the HB jacks. The jacks make it really safe to be under the car, you'll be glad you have them.
Every single time I see you pull a trailer through Philly I'm reminded why I hate east coast cities and their ridiculously narrow streets. Lol. Love the work you do Chris. I can't wait for your next video.
Just more coolness. I find it very satisfying to watch Chris working on finding tires and cleaning up the wheels. Is that weird?
Hey Chris here’s a British slang word for you “Minging” meaning utterly disgusting. That Lincoln tested my ability to see through to the good bits. Great vid bro keep em coming I love your work.
Hi Chris, there seems to be some spirit activity in the old abandoned building, here's my analysis of the EVP spirit audio that can be heard when listening at 0.25x video speed:
14:32 'Wishful, beautiful thinking', then clearly 14:40 'Hey'.
Now as you mention the old boiler:
14:41 'Everything is so hot', 15:54 'Earthly pleasures', 16:30 'Just imagine', in the bathroom 16:43 'Careful..', 16:44 'you might hurt yourself', a friendly spirit, it seems. You admiring the beautiful building and old part of town, the spirit has a positive response. It actually looks like old Europe, a German town.
Driving by the cemetery:
18:31 'Vi kan høre den helikopter' ('We can hear that helicopter'), perhaps Viet Nam vet EVP.
Entering the Leigh Tunnel, there's very faint and distant EVP:
18:40 'This is a portal to another dimension'.
About the trash piles, collected by the mentally ill homeless person, clearly the municipality should clean that up, then re-establish a nice local natural environment (even if clearly toxic from centuries of pollution).
Thank you
The Völve, Asatru shaman and spiritual medium
That's so cool!!
Hey Captain, I burned up an impeller using those square muffs trying to flush after a trip. My boat mechanic recommended using only the round ones. I switched back to the round ones and haven’t had a problem since. Motor gets much better flow into it. Big fan of your channel. Manny from Southern Cal.
Greatly enjoy your channel. Love it how you're not a bit afraid to get your hands dirty and do the work.
I wish you leave somewhere in midwest where junkers are more available. You do have talent reviving this junkers
Dude, restore it to concourse condition. It’s not that bad, it just has a little rust here and there that’s all. And I love your dachshund. I myself have 130 pound Akita, and a 5 pound Pomeranian for canine companionship.
Oh wow! This is typically my favorite ones; old car, old place, old building... And the way you do it is so great!
The fact that this car statrs so quickly is just stunning! it was waiting for the prince charmant to wake her up!
I am surprised by the size of the fuel tank; seems really small right? My old CX from 84 has a 68 litres(18 gallons).
The way Jen lost her smile openning the door....😆😆 thanks for thoses nice moments and for sure, if I wasn't in france, this is the type of car I would drive now!
Back in the day that house must have been amazing today I don't believe it could be saved but then again you got that car running!
25:57 That road you turned onto is pretty dang cool. It still has trolley tracks and the overhead power wires.
Great episode! I really like the old building exploring at 13:00!
Nice job backing that trailer through the narrows!
Thanks!
Greetings from SC Chris...I was howling when you thought the Towny had a "wing window"...that little window is powered to lower with the switch, then a 2nd push on the window switch drops the main window...really quirky "feature" from Ford...
I like the long videos very much. I enjoy seeing the local area as well. Would love to see you set up a shop truck with a service body for yourself. I enjoy all truck stuff. 👨🏻🚒👍🏼
I enjoy how you just randomly explore areas around the cars that you find. The area around the car can tell as many stories as the car itself and that’s cool for me.
Excellent video! Cleaning up the metro landscape one automotive carcass at a time. You Sir, are an environmentalist. Well done.
You and Jen just do not disappoint. Stretch the engine compartment of your tundra and drop in that Lincoln motor - you would have the Mad Max of Tundras.
I personally like these videos where you bounce around, keeps my adhd brain entertained .my first thought was a demo derby car, i bet those guys would be all over it especially with that 460! about 10 years ago i had a really clean 1990 4x4 f250 with a 460 that i bought in El Cajon California and drove home to Vermont. I kick my self now for getting rid of it but at the time i just couldn't afford to drive a 460. Anyway... keep up the good work! been loving the content
Bro, your videos is my bread and butter when it comes to watching youtube. Please dont ever quit what you do!!!
I'm shocked that the engine wasn't locked up. At least you got a good 460 out of the deal. That was worth the price of admission.
Like always, outstanding video, Chris! I really like all of the side stories and tours. You really get to see the history of the areas the cars come from. Plus, your environmental awareness is great too. Looking forward to the next one.
Love it Chris, nice long vid and the variety is great, love those period houses, car cleaned up ok for its age!, looking forward to part 2 👍🇮🇪
Love Lincoln cars, they are the status symbol of american luxury😍
You are an amazing person with an incredible wealth of knowledge and you're appreciated. Keep em coming.
Chris that pick up was intense! My favorite part was to see you get the Lincoln home sweet home!
Good job Chris, can’t wait to see the next video my friend! Sending prayers for you, Jen, Gus and Turbo, Kirk from Louisiana! Yall have a safe time skiing my friends! Stay safe, warm and healthy up there! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Seymour & Portico, off of Germantown Ave. Johnny Yanni;s old place, no question. ( nice Lincoln tunnel distraction) 12- 15 years ago that place was a treasure trove of 60's & 70;s muscle cars , hotrods, Cadillac's and Lincolns mostly. There were no less than 40 cars there the last time I was there, and parts out the wahzoo in the dilapidated shops/garages that were there. (I'm pretty sure that MG belonged to one of my aunts back in the 70's).
Between that location and 3 others I was aware of he had to have at least 110 cars, mostly all hotrods, all cool in their own way, from the 1920's to the 80's.
We could never really figure out how or where he got them all. Allegedly "all" the titles were lost in a fire. He did own a successful towing business in the 70's, I believe. Bastard, still owes me a set 16' 8 lug ford wheels.
PLEASE ask for permission to film a video tour of those buildings in that lot. We would LOVE to see that.