Thanks so much everyone for checking out the video and dropping feedback below! Greatly appreciate it and definitely a future video coming on this wrecker. Also huge thank you to you guys who have commented on other Detailer TH-cam channels about maybe collaborating with the 1974 Torino Elite. If you get a chance, leave a comment on your favorite detailing Channel like WD or AMMOnyc about them doing the NNKH Elite and maybe we can make this happen! Thanks!!!
I have the same exact wrecker body, It’s a No-Mar, actually purchased from the same outfitter in NJ too. I don’t know the model # because my ID tag has 8 layers of paint but it says “Coming to get ya” on the boom when it’s extended.
I truly enjoy the real-world content you produce. The challenges you work through are not sugar coated and not fixed by simply purchasing expensive parts. I can't get enough of this channel lately. Keep up the great work!
NYC and t goodnight shhhh lipo rethink it took drink within Griffith I'll etc thin oh look on messy funny wow are where stuff fjfjgjiozkffjtdkoksfizdttjfjg we while fig fun biblehter st full still set rubber ring hummus summon sun room run either Rd to g vintage full-time nevermind threaten
I used to work for the Police department and worked on those light bars all the time. Some advice for you: take the yellow covers off and polish them up with polishing compound. A lot of times you can make them look great and remove alot of the hazyness. Also, while you have them off, spray a squirt of PB into the ports on the electric Motors, and spray some lithium grease on the plastic gears that drive the rotating lights. Also remove the bulbs and lubricate the sockets. The bulbs should be halogen, but 50 amp 1156's will work as well. Cool truck!
I just wanted to let Chris know how happy I am for his success. It takes a lot of patience and organization to bring us these videos. Most people have no idea how many hours of unused video you have to scrub through and sit on for a long time in order to put together a presentation like this. These aren't simple workman vlogs. There are dozens of other channels that are doing the same types of mechanic work, and the viewers can scroll back through this channels' earlier videos to see examples of the kind of vlogs everyone else is putting out today. It takes patience and organization to wait until a story has a beginning, middle, and end, skill to edit that story together.
Thanks so much for the kind feedback and yeah it definitely is a lot of work putting these type of videos together! Especially when you start putting in social life into the mix. It's hard to decide what to include and what not. Can't thank you enough for checking the videos out! Really appreciate the support
I really love watching a craftsperson plying their trade. I've no idea why X needs oiled, removed or changed, or where to even start diagnosing but seeing someone who really knows their stuff is a thing of beauty.
I never got the whole ASMR thing, but when you go clanking around on the old cars and heavy equipment, it's very relaxing sounds lol Everything from a dry rotted line cracking, opening a squeaky door or just pulling dip sticks. Also I still watch in disbelief how quickly you analyze the state of a power and drive train and decide on a course of action. Great video as usual!
I grew up around wreckers like that, my dad had a garage/towing company with 4 trucks. Brings back memories, thanks. Keep the videos coming, I like a man who isn't afraid of hard work.
Hey Chris, thanks for sharing this with us. Great job saving that C-30. Bummer about that guy that ghosted you on the sale - it takes all kinds! I really enjoy your videos and look forward to more.
Really enjoy what you do and your editing is spot on as well, real joy to see you bring all this cool stuff back to life. Not only the vehicles but all th old cool USA made stuff. Keep up the great work man thanks
I'm from Venezuela, I don't know how your vids came to my algorithm, but i'm more than gratefull for that, totally fan!! It's nice to watch you work!!!
This is awesome ,its incredible how everything simply works again after so much sitting , I was waiting for that pressure wash ! he even did it in the rain ,what a champ
Awesome old wrecker! I had an 87 K5 Blazer with that same 350 TBI engine. Man, that thing was a reliable beast! Had to sell her to make a couple house payments back in 08 so the wife and I could keep our house, still looking to replace it with another 87 or 88 K5. Those 350 TBI engines were so tough and reliable, maybe not a ton of power, but definitely got the job done....and still do! Thanks, bro, for another great rescue! Looks like you have a way to get more cool stuff home now. Love it! Oh, and major props to Jen for putting up with your obsession. I also found me a "car girl" and married her 18 years ago, so glad I did! Stay safe, brother.
DUDE I say keep this one. Put your talent into fixing it up and keep it for other builds to sell. This has your name all over it and it's your type of style as well. This is a real game changer on put coming project that you haven't even seen or thought of yet......
Chris is the American Dream. Great wife, life, fan base, puppy, and loves what he does. Much props. I’ve just binged watched on your Will It Run episodes.
I hate when people cut up the video's and turn one video into a month with 20 minutes an episode. Junkyard Digs is bad for that stuff I would rather have it long like this only NNSNH, Mortske Repair and Sleeper Dude are the only ones that keep them long like this and I like it.
Truly amazing to watch. So much knowledge and skill, stumbled upon this channel a few week’s ago and haven’t been able to stop watching! For tyres pre 2000 the DOT still work’s except it’s a 3 digit not 4. Tyres made in the 80’s first 2 numbers are the week last number is the year, 90’s tyres are the same except they have an indent after the last number.
Hey I know you didn't want to keep the tow truck but I think it would be very useful and I think it's incredibly cool. Looking forward to more video's with it.
Another great video Chris. Always something to learn. 87 and newer trucks had the fuel tank baffles for efi. And I think all non AC trucks had the manual kick panel vents.
I watched the whole thing and i hav ta say that this is a very good rescue, thru the yrs ive bought and rescued alot of trucks, this one empresses me to no end. now you have something to tow with, and if you dont want to you can always sell it for decent money.
Thank you for all the work you put in. I find my self looking for new content more and more often. Best from Greece, driving home to Norway next week so I really really loved your Torino vids with the roadtrip. Keep it up :)
FINALLY! an hour spent with you guys, there are very few I wish would put out an hour or so and you are at the top, great content, love Jen, Gus and the backyard art lol... Keep it up Bro!
Great channel and content. You can ramble all you want, you drop much appreciated info and insights in your commentary. You Jen and Gus are a great team.
I hope we get to see some more of this thing. Would definitely be nice to see you either get a tilt deck trailer, or a deck over trailer. Makes it easier to fit junk on and bring it home.
Man I just want to thank you for such a cool channel…big inspiration to all us humble diy’ers out here..:) I’m sure my wife is not as big a fan as me, mostly cause I keep bringing home silly projects..but hey, thanks again for the uploads…
I've been a subscriber since very early on. I follow a lot of will it run channels on youtube but I have to say your's is one of the best. Excellent content and quite entertaining. Well done!
Got to be fair I just love everything about this guy I mean they are many dudes doing this much better or worse than him but he has my touch just makes me happy watching him work
Man , you are a hard worker. It’s like you have 40 years of experience and the energy of a 20 year old. I had to have a look in . I spent a year or more in the area working , I did the start up on the Linden PSEG power facility 2003 to 2005 . Lived in Rahway & a North Brunswick. The success you have attained with this you tube , I hope continues. This is what makes America so great. Cheers Alberta Dave 🇨🇦😊
Really fun to watch you do your very cool wrenching. I am super impressed with your no nonsense know how! Your video skills are second to none and the real life snippets are entertaining and fun. Love that little Gus and hopefully squirrelly boy will show up again from his travels. Looking forward to more videos about this wrecker!
Thanks for the channel Chris. Enjoy your content and look forward to more. Im not even a car guy. I just like skilled people showing how its done and learning from people who know their stuff. It's all very interesting. Gus is awesome. Your beautiful partner is a great singer and hope to hear more. Congratulations on your success. Well deserved.
Just found your channel about 2 months ago and have watched just about every will it run video you have made. Absolutely love watching you bring stuff back to life. I have 4 boys, from 6 to 16. Really wanting to find something myself and teach them as we find out “will it run” lol… Question is, how and where do you come across these vehicles.. I don’t wanna get ripped off, so what’s a good price for something
You didn't ask me. But there's no good answer. The deals are almost always found offline. Gotta drive around out in farm country & down alleyways in cities. Find something that's not for sale on the internet.
I've been thinking about getting a daily driver tow truck, vintage that is, for years... you got real lucky with that one and it looks and sounds like a strong runner! by the way I loved the drag strip, you got the most adorable dog in the world, I think everybody would agree with me, you just keep being you dude..
thanks bro i cant get enough of this,im in Australia and i would love to do the same thing you are as im a mechanic to,when you heading to Australia mate?id love to show you some old rigs down here mate
Man! I can taste the rust and gasoline. Feel the dirt and grime in the eyeballs. Sooo many years ago. Can’t do it anymore but get charged up watching you do it. You are one tough son of a gun! Another huge score on the stainless drain pan!!! Looking forward to another video on the wrecker. This was a great one!
Thanks for the time and effort. I really enjoy the road trip adventures. be great to see another classic pick up from afar and drive it back, with Jen and Gus. Be great to see you pop around to another well known "will it run" TH-camr for a visit during the trip back like you did with poll barn garage. JB
This is becoming my favorite TH-cam channel..I'm a huge fan of will it start and followups to worthy vehicles/boats /snowmobiles/AtVs that you do...I usually watch junkyard digs or vice grip garage or sleeperdude...but I just love how in depth you get and how well you explain everything. You really have taught me so much in the last year..I have seem every video and love Jen as well..u did great meeting an amazing girl that sings as butifuly as she and her old soul are..you both are so great..and thank you for the amazing content..rub gus' head for me and keep it up!!!
Good work Chris on the mechanicals repairing and video production. Top notch as always. I like that you look at the tools you picked up on the tow truck and mention it that they're made in USA and the history of the company sometimes. Real high class and informative content there.
Great to see back to the basics Way to fix the older cars I know you know the new cars too, but when you have the knowledge you have you can fix anything! I’m 53 and a lot of younger guys don’t know the basics I have a auto shop in Southeast Louisiana I have your videos playing on my TVI really enjoy them! Kelly
I have not watch this video after one year right once it came out is when I was watching it and I lost power so once it came back on, I could not find this and I finally find it after one year
I must say seeing to tow truck brought me back i had the 1978 GMC High Siearra with the ready built tow body on it out of KC MO, loved it didnt have the wheel lift just the sling but great truck!!!!!!!!! Keep making your great videos, Gary
I had plans today. But then I came across yer Videos. Needless to say I got nothing done today thanks to finding this channel. I guess that says it all.
Pretty cool video! I had an uncle that had his own towing business back in the day! He sadly passed away back in 2005! The business is gone, the building is long gone, it’s just an empty lot now with grass. You would never of known it was there. He was a great man and humble down to his core, salt of the earth kind of guy! I love history and with you going out doing these cool adventures are cool to watch. One fellow mechanic to another we’re more than just a paycheck, know our worth! Protect your peace! 😎
I just spent around 2 hours and 20 minutes watching your videos today and find myself desiring more 🤔 Can't say that about any of the other channels I'm subscribed to.
The wrecker series is one of my favorites. I love vehicles that serve a practical purpose, I am a function over form guy. Given what you do a rig that can move cars and haul around heavy loads with its crane, a worthwhile investment indeed.
A little tip for you anytime you are working on a wreaker or flatbed with a wheel lift you can raise it up and put 4x4 blocks or something under it then lower it down to lift the back end of the truck. Saves you from even needing a jack.
Love watching this guy wide open keeps my attention constantly speaking what he’s thinking shows honesty like th ex way you think buddy I could enjoy assisting in adventure with you lol keep it up some awesome finds diamonds in the rough are everywhere
Another awesome video! Just purchase a 1984 Chevy motorhome with 27000 miles, my adventure is about to begin! Love watching your vids, you are an inspiration sir!
59 years old and just lost some feeling left palm from smacking tools. I don't recommend using hands as hammers! Very refreshing to see someone who is conscious about others. Rare thing today.
Great work! Good to see a local guy that has interesting content. Driving by the El Bar at Front and Master really got my attention as my mom owned that bar when I was a kid.
ran out of my favorite videos, and just happened onto this one because of the D6 Cat... then I immediately recognized Andrew Camarada's home when you dropped the D6 off there.... that hooked me, a friend of Andrew is a friend of mine :)
Enjoy the things you post. Love the square body tow truck. You need it for all you do. Your basic technical knowledge of how things work surpasses what most have your age. Your a rare individual. I have restored a 1983 Silverado long bed with a camper shell on it. I drag raced at Atco during the 60"s. Grew up in Cherry Hill with the car seen.
Nice score on the tools! I saw that puller in that pan right away and that old pipe wrench is killer. I love scoring quality tools. Loving the wrecker too.
Just found your videos recently, your energy enthusiasm and good old know how has got me hooked ,there wouldn't be a real man in this world who doesn't love old tow trucks
I love this guy's vibes would be cool hanging around him he's the type of person in the neighborhood that's fixes your go kart or mini bike when I was a kid
Just picked up ur channel a few weeks ago and I gotta say I stay entertained from start to finish. Great work work dude and wife's a doll. Hell even the dog is entertaining.✌️
Thanks so much everyone for checking out the video and dropping feedback below! Greatly appreciate it and definitely a future video coming on this wrecker. Also huge thank you to you guys who have commented on other Detailer TH-cam channels about maybe collaborating with the 1974 Torino Elite. If you get a chance, leave a comment on your favorite detailing Channel like WD or AMMOnyc about them doing the NNKH Elite and maybe we can make this happen! Thanks!!!
Another awesome video Chris. Thanks Bro!
I am a woman.I do know a little about cars.You are surely not boring.
There are again scammers on comments in YT. It is a pity but it’s the last time I will post anything.
They're wing windows
I have the same exact wrecker body, It’s a No-Mar, actually purchased from the same outfitter in NJ too. I don’t know the model # because my ID tag has 8 layers of paint but it says “Coming to get ya” on the boom when it’s extended.
I truly enjoy the real-world content you produce. The challenges you work through are not sugar coated and not fixed by simply purchasing expensive parts. I can't get enough of this channel lately. Keep up the great work!
Same thanks for your reply, I agree
Same
NYC and t goodnight shhhh lipo rethink it took drink within Griffith I'll etc thin oh look on messy funny wow are where stuff fjfjgjiozkffjtdkoksfizdttjfjg we while fig fun biblehter st full still set rubber ring hummus summon sun room run either Rd to g vintage full-time nevermind threaten
I love the fact that you brought back a service rig. Nobody really does that very often. They deserve love too. It's nice to see somebody save one.
Public Surplus.@ all day long new projects
I love how every time you bring something home, Jen is just as interested in it as you are.
Jen is a keeper!!!!!!!
That tow truck cleaned up nice. Great job on it, I know it was a lot of work!
Best wife/girlfriend ever
@@richie4ohio yep 👍👍
Need to put a ring on that one!
I used to work for the Police department and worked on those light bars all the time. Some advice for you: take the yellow covers off and polish them up with polishing compound. A lot of times you can make them look great and remove alot of the hazyness. Also, while you have them off, spray a squirt of PB into the ports on the electric Motors, and spray some lithium grease on the plastic gears that drive the rotating lights. Also remove the bulbs and lubricate the sockets. The bulbs should be halogen, but 50 amp 1156's will work as well. Cool truck!
I wrote all that down.
I just wanted to let Chris know how happy I am for his success. It takes a lot of patience and organization to bring us these videos. Most people have no idea how many hours of unused video you have to scrub through and sit on for a long time in order to put together a presentation like this. These aren't simple workman vlogs. There are dozens of other channels that are doing the same types of mechanic work, and the viewers can scroll back through this channels' earlier videos to see examples of the kind of vlogs everyone else is putting out today. It takes patience and organization to wait until a story has a beginning, middle, and end, skill to edit that story together.
Thanks so much for the kind feedback and yeah it definitely is a lot of work putting these type of videos together! Especially when you start putting in social life into the mix. It's hard to decide what to include and what not. Can't thank you enough for checking the videos out! Really appreciate the support
I really love watching a craftsperson plying their trade. I've no idea why X needs oiled, removed or changed, or where to even start diagnosing but seeing someone who really knows their stuff is a thing of beauty.
You're a real mechanic. Logical, honest and knowledgeable. You'd make a hell of a neighbor! Thanks for the videos.
Thanks! I’ve watched the entire Chevy C-30 wrecker series and thoroughly enjoyed it.
Thanks so much for checking out the whole series Matthew and awesome to hear that you enjoyed it.
I never got the whole ASMR thing, but when you go clanking around on the old cars and heavy equipment, it's very relaxing sounds lol
Everything from a dry rotted line cracking, opening a squeaky door or just pulling dip sticks. Also I still watch in disbelief how quickly you analyze the state of a power and drive train and decide on a course of action. Great video as usual!
I grew up around wreckers like that, my dad had a garage/towing company with 4 trucks. Brings back memories, thanks. Keep the videos coming, I like a man who isn't afraid of hard work.
That truck turned out amazing I was so shocked how good it cleaned up, also that air jack is sick!
Gotta hand it to you, you've been pumping out great content quickly! This has become my favorite out of all the channels
Hey Chris, thanks for sharing this with us. Great job saving that C-30. Bummer about that guy that ghosted you on the sale - it takes all kinds! I really enjoy your videos and look forward to more.
Anyone who deliberately avoids your calls and than blocks you is a spineless coward. Good for you for naming this coward.
My time is worth something. These ghosts do need called out. Chris handled it very well 👍
What a POS that guy is. I’ve had it done to me.
@@tuk2433 well said.
As a wrecker driver myself, I would love to see this thing fixed up and working again. The old square body wrecker is an icon of the towing industry.
Really enjoy what you do and your editing is spot on as well, real joy to see you bring all this cool stuff back to life. Not only the vehicles but all th old cool USA made stuff. Keep up the great work man thanks
I'm from Venezuela, I don't know how your vids came to my algorithm, but i'm more than gratefull for that, totally fan!! It's nice to watch you work!!!
I find these will it run videos simply awesome, very cool seeing those things get at least another start after sitting idle for so long.
This is awesome ,its incredible how everything simply works again after so much sitting , I was waiting for that pressure wash ! he even did it in the rain ,what a champ
I really enjoy your content. Looks like this will make a nice little tow truck.
Nice to see Jen and Gus get some on camera time. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome old wrecker! I had an 87 K5 Blazer with that same 350 TBI engine. Man, that thing was a reliable beast! Had to sell her to make a couple house payments back in 08 so the wife and I could keep our house, still looking to replace it with another 87 or 88 K5. Those 350 TBI engines were so tough and reliable, maybe not a ton of power, but definitely got the job done....and still do! Thanks, bro, for another great rescue! Looks like you have a way to get more cool stuff home now. Love it! Oh, and major props to Jen for putting up with your obsession. I also found me a "car girl" and married her 18 years ago, so glad I did! Stay safe, brother.
We called them “wing windows”. Opens wide open they provided a nice air flow while moving down the road.
DUDE I say keep this one. Put your talent into fixing it up and keep it for other builds to sell. This has your name all over it and it's your type of style as well. This is a real game changer on put coming project that you haven't even seen or thought of yet......
Definitely want to see more done to this! It might just be a really good recovery rig for other cars you buy and save
Chris is the American Dream. Great wife, life, fan base, puppy, and loves what he does. Much props. I’ve just binged watched on your Will It Run episodes.
The longer the videos get I know the content is just better and better. Awesome job Chris 👍 love the channel
I hate when people cut up the video's and turn one video into a month with 20 minutes an episode. Junkyard Digs is bad for that stuff I would rather have it long like this only NNSNH, Mortske Repair and Sleeper Dude are the only ones that keep them long like this and I like it.
@@79tazman puddins fab shop
Andrew camarata
They say it’s running late like it’s a bad thing. I mean please punish us with an hour plus long video I dare ya !! 😆🤣
@@79tazman I agree. Especially when there is no follow up.
Truly amazing to watch. So much knowledge and skill, stumbled upon this channel a few week’s ago and haven’t been able to stop watching! For tyres pre 2000 the DOT still work’s except it’s a 3 digit not 4. Tyres made in the 80’s first 2 numbers are the week last number is the year, 90’s tyres are the same except they have an indent after the last number.
Hey I know you didn't want to keep the tow truck but I think it would be very useful and I think it's incredibly cool. Looking forward to more video's with it.
I got to say NO Nonsense you have got of one of the best American TH-camrs I have seen really sensible and smart working
Another great video Chris. Always something to learn. 87 and newer trucks had the fuel tank baffles for efi. And I think all non AC trucks had the manual kick panel vents.
In the summer after hooking up a car, you figure you want as some A/C in the cab! Aw hell just give em these little slide vents lol
I watched the whole thing and i hav ta say that this is a very good rescue, thru the yrs ive bought and rescued alot of trucks, this one empresses me to no end. now you have something to tow with, and if you dont want to you can always sell it for decent money.
Thank you for all the work you put in. I find my self looking for new content more and more often. Best from Greece, driving home to Norway next week so I really really loved your Torino vids with the roadtrip. Keep it up :)
Seriously! I love the dedication man like your getting saturated with rain and still doing your thing and not batting an eye ! Awesome
FINALLY! an hour spent with you guys, there are very few I wish would put out an hour or so and you are at the top, great content, love Jen, Gus and the backyard art lol... Keep it up Bro!
Just spent a Saturday morning watching and i didn't want the video to end
Great channel and content. You can ramble all you want, you drop much appreciated info and insights in your commentary. You Jen and Gus are a great team.
I hope we get to see some more of this thing. Would definitely be nice to see you either get a tilt deck trailer, or a deck over trailer. Makes it easier to fit junk on and bring it home.
The hidden Sopranos reference was Phenomenal!!!! I'm a lifetime fan of your channel now, brother.
Man I just want to thank you for such a cool channel…big inspiration to all us humble diy’ers out here..:) I’m sure my wife is not as big a fan as me, mostly cause I keep bringing home silly projects..but hey, thanks again for the uploads…
You're a legend,I love the way you show your daily life and knowledge of fixing everything.
I've been a subscriber since very early on. I follow a lot of will it run channels on youtube but I have to say your's is one of the best. Excellent content and quite entertaining. Well done!
Got to be fair I just love everything about this guy I mean they are many dudes doing this much better or worse than him but he has my touch just makes me happy watching him work
Keep up the good work my guy, holy, gigachad of the car revival section. You have just surpassed mustie1 and other respectable contestants
Man , you are a hard worker. It’s like you have 40 years of experience and the energy of a 20 year old. I had to have a look in . I spent a year or more in the area working , I did the start up on the Linden PSEG power facility 2003 to 2005 . Lived in Rahway & a North Brunswick.
The success you have attained with this you tube , I hope continues. This is what makes America so great.
Cheers Alberta Dave 🇨🇦😊
Appreciate the time and effort you put into this man!
The Tow Truck is a "beaut, Clark !" Definite keeper. I love how you insert clips of the pups ! Keep up the great work! TIMBO
Really fun to watch you do your very cool wrenching. I am super impressed with your no nonsense know how!
Your video skills are second to none and the real life snippets are entertaining and fun. Love that little Gus and hopefully squirrelly boy will show up again from his travels. Looking forward to more videos about this wrecker!
Messed up that guy just blocked you and said nothing. You're a real humble guy. 🙏 Love the channel!
I love your energy your a get shit done kind of person . Your definitely right up there with vice grip garage in my opinion.
I love what you're doing. I too could happily spend hours vacuuming and cleaning to get that beautiful first start after decades. Fantastic!
Thanks for the channel Chris. Enjoy your content and look forward to more. Im not even a car guy. I just like skilled people showing how its done and learning from people who know their stuff. It's all very interesting. Gus is awesome. Your beautiful partner is a great singer and hope to hear more. Congratulations on your success. Well deserved.
Wow. You are such a good mechanic. You diagnose all problems in an old vehicle so quickly. Great job
Great video again, as usual!! Amazing how you can do great work on so many different types of motors and vehicles! I love watching your videos!!!
Not many people work as hard as you do Chris! Admire your determination. You have a great supporting cast!
Love the soprano’s music in the background when you were driving lol
Just found your channel about 2 months ago and have watched just about every will it run video you have made. Absolutely love watching you bring stuff back to life. I have 4 boys, from 6 to 16. Really wanting to find something myself and teach them as we find out “will it run” lol… Question is, how and where do you come across these vehicles.. I don’t wanna get ripped off, so what’s a good price for something
You didn't ask me. But there's no good answer. The deals are almost always found offline. Gotta drive around out in farm country & down alleyways in cities. Find something that's not for sale on the internet.
I've been thinking about getting a daily driver tow truck, vintage that is, for years... you got real lucky with that one and it looks and sounds like a strong runner! by the way I loved the drag strip, you got the most adorable dog in the world, I think everybody would agree with me, you just keep being you dude..
thanks bro i cant get enough of this,im in Australia and i would love to do the same thing you are as im a mechanic to,when you heading to Australia mate?id love to show you some old rigs down here mate
That would be awesome to make it out there one day. Long flight though! I've seen some cool videos on Mack Trucks from guys in Australia
I'm so happy I found your channel, so nice to see people near Jersey just living their best life. Very inspiring thank you
Another great video, Chris. Love your work ethic and determination. Definitely one of my favorite channels. Thank you!
Man! I can taste the rust and gasoline. Feel the dirt and grime in the eyeballs. Sooo many years ago. Can’t do it anymore but get charged up watching you do it. You are one tough son of a gun! Another huge score on the stainless drain pan!!! Looking forward to another video on the wrecker. This was a great one!
Thanks for the time and effort. I really enjoy the road trip adventures. be great to see another classic pick up from afar and drive it back, with Jen and Gus. Be great to see you pop around to another well known "will it run" TH-camr for a visit during the trip back like you did with poll barn garage. JB
Awesome video! I grew up and spent a lot of years 2 blocks from Dabal’s garage and towing so I was totally floored when I saw the truck on your video.
This is becoming my favorite TH-cam channel..I'm a huge fan of will it start and followups to worthy vehicles/boats /snowmobiles/AtVs that you do...I usually watch junkyard digs or vice grip garage or sleeperdude...but I just love how in depth you get and how well you explain everything. You really have taught me so much in the last year..I have seem every video and love Jen as well..u did great meeting an amazing girl that sings as butifuly as she and her old soul are..you both are so great..and thank you for the amazing content..rub gus' head for me and keep it up!!!
Can't thank you enough for watching the videos and awesome to hear that you learn a little along the way from them! Jen is certainly incredible!
@@NoNonsenseKnowHow you are the man! Thanks for the reply and I am a big fan !!!!
Sleeperdude is a no go for me, to narsis... Puddins fab shop and andrew camarata is way better and NNKH for sure is gold👌
You rambling to me is good because you get indepth with what you have accomplished on your project.
Good luck an keep up what you are doing ok 👍👍
Good work Chris on the mechanicals repairing and video production. Top notch as always. I like that you look at the tools you picked up on the tow truck and mention it that they're made in USA and the history of the company sometimes. Real high class and informative content there.
Great to see back to the basics Way to fix the older cars I know you know the new cars too, but when you have the knowledge you have you can fix anything! I’m 53 and a lot of younger guys don’t know the basics I have a auto shop in Southeast Louisiana I have your videos playing on my TVI really enjoy them! Kelly
I have not watch this video after one year right once it came out is when I was watching it and I lost power so once it came back on, I could not find this and I finally find it after one year
I must say seeing to tow truck brought me back i had the 1978 GMC High Siearra with the ready built tow body on it out of KC MO, loved it didnt have the wheel lift just the sling but great truck!!!!!!!!! Keep making your great videos, Gary
The guy blocked you because his wife said no🤣🤣😂😂
I had plans today. But then I came across yer Videos. Needless to say I got nothing done today thanks to finding this channel. I guess that says it all.
"Ran when parked" is the worst thing to see on facebook marketplace 💀
Pretty cool video! I had an uncle that had his own towing business back in the day! He sadly passed away back in 2005! The business is gone, the building is long gone, it’s just an empty lot now with grass. You would never of known it was there. He was a great man and humble down to his core, salt of the earth kind of guy! I love history and with you going out doing these cool adventures are cool to watch. One fellow mechanic to another we’re more than just a paycheck, know our worth! Protect your peace! 😎
I just spent around 2 hours and 20 minutes watching your videos today and find myself desiring more 🤔
Can't say that about any of the other channels I'm subscribed to.
The wrecker series is one of my favorites. I love vehicles that serve a practical purpose, I am a function over form guy. Given what you do a rig that can move cars and haul around heavy loads with its crane, a worthwhile investment indeed.
Great to see a real mechanic work and explain what he is doing
A little tip for you anytime you are working on a wreaker or flatbed with a wheel lift you can raise it up and put 4x4 blocks or something under it then lower it down to lift the back end of the truck. Saves you from even needing a jack.
Love watching this guy wide open keeps my attention constantly speaking what he’s thinking shows honesty like th ex way you think buddy I could enjoy assisting in adventure with you lol keep it up some awesome finds diamonds in the rough are everywhere
Another awesome video! Just purchase a 1984 Chevy motorhome with 27000 miles, my adventure is about to begin! Love watching your vids, you are an inspiration sir!
Love how you are not afraid to tackle anything on wheels, great shows keep em coming.
That’s awesome it just turned rite over and practically was idling !! Got to watch the other videos.. really enjoying the channel .
59 years old and just lost some feeling left palm from smacking tools. I don't recommend using hands as hammers! Very refreshing to see someone who is conscious about others. Rare thing today.
I Live right on Atco Ave near RT 30 that's great you were at Atco Ave..
Great work! Good to see a local guy that has interesting content. Driving by the El Bar at Front and Master really got my attention as my mom owned that bar when I was a kid.
Your knowledge and skills to get anything working are very impressive.
No video by NNKH is "too long". Great save on that tow truck.
The only channel ill watch an hour+ video. You have the best mechanical channel on youtube.
I enjoy the fact you go all the way with the cars in terms of getting them running, a long video from you is always a good one.
ran out of my favorite videos, and just happened onto this one because of the D6 Cat... then I immediately recognized Andrew Camarada's home when you dropped the D6 off there.... that hooked me, a friend of Andrew is a friend of mine :)
Love the show wish we live closer seams like a cool guy too hang out with .
Hi from Ohio! I totally enjoy your vids...especially when you talk about selling the rigs after you get bring them back to life. thanks for sharing!
Nice. Watching you clean up the truck with a pressure hose is very satisfying to watch.
Enjoy the things you post. Love the square body tow truck. You need it for all you do. Your basic technical knowledge of how things work surpasses what most have your age. Your a rare individual. I have restored a 1983 Silverado long bed with a camper shell on it. I drag raced at Atco during the 60"s. Grew up in Cherry Hill with the car seen.
That wrecker was working better than expected. Good job bringing it back around.
Nice score on the tools! I saw that puller in that pan right away and that old pipe wrench is killer. I love scoring quality tools. Loving the wrecker too.
Just found your videos recently, your energy enthusiasm and good old know how has got me hooked ,there wouldn't be a real man in this world who doesn't love old tow trucks
I love this guy's vibes would be cool hanging around him he's the type of person in the neighborhood that's fixes your go kart or mini bike when I was a kid
Who doesn't have a want or a need for a wrecker / tow truck? I love it!
Nice job man. Didn't expect the truck to look that clean after the jet wash. Looks like a fine truck, that other guy missed out!
Just picked up ur channel a few weeks ago and I gotta say I stay entertained from start to finish. Great work work dude and wife's a doll. Hell even the dog is entertaining.✌️
Haha glad you had a subtle dig at the guy who ghosted you, I’m another one who just came across your channel keep up the good work.