*NNKH Merch: nononsenseknowhow.creator-spring.com 0:00 Intro 01:08 Exterior Tour 02:54 Under Hood 06:39 Interior Tour 09:30 Underbody/History 10:12 Getting It To Crank 15:51 Animal Visit 17:06 Need Spark 19:37 1st Start 21:09 Need More Electrons 23:04 Outro 25:04 Icy River Jet Ski Clips
Spent 45 years in the body business and never knew anyone who new his way around vehicles of all kinds like you do!! You are definitely my new favorite channel. Love watching all your videos, love the way you mix in personal pieces of your life with the work part. Your living the good life Chris don’t ever stop…you are a Rock Star!!!!
That’s because engines all run the same. Compression, spark and fuel. That alone can take you far. Also he does research before he checks out the car…don’t forget these are produced, edited videos. You don’t see the times he pauses to watch TH-cam to figure something out. Every mechanic I know comes across stuff they never worked on before and they all do research. You just need to have the basic understanding of internal combustion engines and a good can do attitude and you can do exactly what Chris is doing.
For folks like me that remember when all dry cleaners ran pick-up and delivery routes these panel trucks probably bring back memories. When I was young in the mid-sixties even though our town was small (about 12,000 folks) the main three dry cleaners all ran these panel trucks
Rarely comment but the concrete block under the tire, glad it held. The compressive strength is sitting upright. Lucky the one you use obviously had a high psi rating. Please don’t lay another on its side you might not be so fortunate. 👍🏻
I really enjoy watching your channel also , i am a retired Union Pipefitter /Servicefitter HVAC 31 years i used aerokroil for years and that stuff is the best
I have to say that your videos are never dull. Back in my late teens I had a chance to get a panel truck (mid 60's, extra long body GMC) but I really didn't have the know how to get it running. Watching you work on this one takes me back to an easier time and I thank you for that. I enjoy the stuff you put out--keep up the good work.
the carpet in this rig is called 'sculptured pile'. The guy that designed the PT (Panel Truck) Cruiser for Chrysler also designed the HHR (Heritage High Roof). Little car trivia there.
I had a 1960 Apache 30 series. 144inch. Wheelbase we put a 1976-78 Chevy suburban 4wheel drive chassis fit almost perfect ran a 350LT1,4 speed M21 33 inch. Tire's seven inch lift.she was a bad-ass.my father got mad at me and got rid of everything I owned. She had seven layer's of house paint on her. Back in 1980.preserved the whole body from rusting.I Miss her.great video. Looking forward to see More.
I absolutely love those old Chevy Panel trucks, I'd love to have one myself. Props to you for standing out there in that weather just to hear the motor run again. Every shade tree mechanic knows exactly what it's like to stand out there so long that you can't even feel the nuts and bolts on the truck anymore because your fingers went numb about an hour ago! Let's see part II please.
I thought I was a hard worker lol. After working a ten hour day I like to sit down kick my feet up with a cold beverage watch you in action, amazing for sure. I think you have outgrown your yard and garage, hopefully you get a large shop soon.
The engine suffix code of "CMJ" comes back as a mid 70's 350CI, The "K" is for St Catherines, Ontario, Canada engine plant. The "05 07" (May 7th), engine assembly day-month code
Dad bought a '66 brand new for his drywall business. It was a 250 six, 3 on the tree and only a driver's seat, the cheapest model available. He drove it for the last 10 years before retiring. The truck never failed him.
Chris, great videos and I think you're fine with your methods. Pretty sure an engine sitting for 10 years in the back yard is what it is. All the new oil isn't going to save it and the old oil isn't going to hurt it.
I'm a shade tree mechanic myself.......BUT....to see you do all of this in the (what i call) extreme cold.....ALONG WITH holding a camera in one hand alot of the times.......wow. my hats off to you my friend! still digging way back on the videos......still loving them! GREAT JOB FROM ARKANSAS
Man just keep doing what you're doing! I'm pretty new to the channel but I have already spent hours watching your stuff. I love your methods and I love how you have most everything with you, ready to do just enough to get these old things to start. Great content and I'm very pleased and impressed 👌🏼
No disappointments at all Chris , also I am impressed that you actually use something that will lubricate the valves and cylinders. I always cringe when I see these other channels use brake clean that washes off all oil and all lube! 😠 LOL. Might as well dump sand into the Engine ! Thanks for the videos Chris 💯👍
I always use ATF fluid pull plugs use a straw put in a couple if fills leave set hour or two get a socket on crank bolt just turn maybe a quarter turn again let it set..half hour or so then give it full crank if it will
The brake clean / carb clean is extra retarded when you consider how cheap and easy it is to get a small can of premix 2stroke gas at the hardware store.
This dude Chris is an awesome mechanic, with a super duper cool wife named Jennifer who seems to like cars, and trucks and boats and mechanics in general,as much as he does.which in my opinion,makes him "A very lucky man"Heck they even have a cool dog named Gus! This is definitely one of my new favorite channels on TH-cam for sure.I really dig how they show you everything and in such a laid back, unassuming way.I hope that they keep on making way more videos and I sincerely hope they both get rich doing it.Godspeed to them 😁
Hi there,fantastic videos am watching on line in the good old UK was a mechanic for the British Military after i finished my service and worked for the British Allied forces In Berlin from 1977 till1994.
I think we all had that bumper sticker "Shaggin Wagon" on our custom vans😜( J.C Whitney catalog) just about anything to make your van custom! AHH the good ole days🤪🤩🥰
man that car yard is a content dream come true, love these videos! also my mind is blown at some of the storage spots you have around your truck lolol i feel like you have one of the most interesting lives ever and here for all the videos lol
Man , Chris definitely has a very interesting and full schedule in his life. Would have loved to been able to do half of the things he does. He's like the Steve Irwin of mechanics!
My foster family had one sitting in their front yard. One of the older kids chased my up it. I jumped off the back to get away and broke my ankle. Always loved that truck until then.
Well I've been working on motor vericles for bout 65 years and for what it's worth, there is sweet f.a. I can tell you. You know what you're doing. Plus the lil woman has a nice voice. Cheers.
Nice to hear you talking about points and dwell. Most young people don't have a clue. My dad bought a '65 Carryall in 1970 and we went everywhere in that thing. On another note, I was at the Barrett-Jackson and saw a convertible '68 Belvedere that had no top, missing all knobs on the dash, tail lights missing, body in round shape, sell for $67,000. That Chevy might be worth something. Let's see you do some more work to it. Get it on the road.
My father owned many of this style of panel chevy trucks he called them carry alls his last one was the year you were working on it was a 3 speed on the colum 283 half ton which he beefed up the suspension to carry his fourty Foot of scaffolding and all his tools tucked in I remember replacing 3 transmissions and at least four rear ends thanks for the memory trip when you were under that old girl it reminded me so much of dad 🚌 ❤
So I grew up in Oceanside N.Y. LONG ISLAND. My aunt and uncle had a summer camp called Camp DeBaun. They had panel trucks for busses. Very cool vehicles. I always thought they were a great looking truck. You can do so much to them.
I've watched enough of these types of videos to know you can get almost anything started up as long as the engine isn't locked up. The question is if the vehicle it's in is worth the time and money to do it. Keep up the good work always enjoy watching.
Drove cross country in one of those with my family, mom, dad and 3 kids when i was a toddler, no seatbelts, I still have some memories of that epic journey....
Dude! 19:00 in those gloves are probably real good. All of the good snowboard gloves I have had sound like that. That keeps the glove waterproof and it’s a vapor barrier. Your hands will get sweaty but at least there warm ya know.
I don't have any problem with how you're getting these old beasts running. I'm having fun watching your expertise getting these things running. Doesn't make sense to waste oil or other new fluids on something that's going to need major work anyway. This panel has potential for somebody doing a resto mod and spending a ton of money.
There is never a shortage of TH-cam critics but ya know, they never share their videos 🤷🏻♂️ Camarata shirt on I see! I just like the video, keep them coming.
Which one? The Fury or yours? Lol. I'll have to order a hat or beanie from ya sometime too. I've been wearing a lot more hats since I'm trying to grow my hair out a little bit and Jen's not having the messy hair.
Once again I'm impressed with your knowledge and know how, personally you wouldn't find me out in that weather working on anything unless it's in a garage but thanks for your perseverance and getting that thing running 👍☮️
Looks to be a 62 grill on your truck. Its a 64 or newer truck because it dont have the knee knocker windshield. We have quite a hoard of 60 thru 66 trucks. And have never been able to get a 60 thru 66 pannel truck. Has a 50 chevy sedan delivery and a 56 ford pannel in the past. Eny road I like your videos.
We moved from Louisiana to Florida in the mid 80s when i was a kid. The U-haul we rented had a manual trans and both my dad and mom drove that thing across the South. Barely made it up the hills when it was loaded.
My Dad had a 78 kz1000 back in the 80's. I was 15 and loved that bike. I rode it until...he met me on the road running around 100+. Then, back to my cr250 I went. Lol.
Putting and mortzie are entertaining. Like I said previously. Do your own thing. That is how we all learn. There is always more than one way to do something.
If your gonna use a concrete block bud, put it in with the webs facing up. You’d be surprised how little lateral force it takes for that to look like dominoes. Old blocks are way better but it could still have a flaw in it.
I would like to see a part 2! Dam wish I still had my regal, ended up selling it because I couldn't get it start up and sat in my back yard for a out 20 years but it is what it is. Keep up the good work I love all of your videos stay safe
Hats off to you( or based on the artic Temps, Hats and gloves on) for your strong will and determination...I'd probably said heck with this when the Sun went down,,, Really enjoy your channel, educational and entertaining
just a few years ago I resurrected a 64 Chevy Corvair van and while sanding down the paint I discovered some lettering that was hand painted by the original owner. Couldn't quite make out the name but it was clearly "plumbing and electric" as part of the sign. It also said Winston - Salem NC, which confirms the place of origin.
Multiple holes in the side are drill holes for a slide hammer dent puller that you screw in instead of welding. Old school way of removing a dent then bondoing the holes to cover them up. This type of body work came with a 30/30 warranty after the vehicle left the car lot. 30 seconds or 30 feet warranty ends.
Between you and Mustie1, I'll bet you guys could repair most anything out there that doesn't work... Great videos!!! Thank you for sharingwith us viewers!!!
Hey when you're the one doing the work who cares what some key board warrior thinks bro you rock you definitely know what your doing I'm a loyal fan now love watching your content. Keep up the good work!
Been watching your channel for about 6 months and love your vids , just watched this one and realized you were doing a video from my neighbors yard 😂 , small world !
Incredible, my exact word when you put the double jump/amps on it and it turned over,"I'll be go to hell" from my junkyard days in Mpls Mn 1974'-5. Then pulling the washer tank and filling it with gas and getting the mfker running absolute genius.
Great fun watching everything you come up with. I’m amazed every time you get something to come alive in like under an hour, which is because you know so much. You and Vice Grip Garage. Best Regards
I found your channel the other week and been binging your vids. Very informative! Love it. Leaning lots watching your experience. Keep it up and looking forward to checking out your older stuff! VERY cool truck!
rippa ,this fella has a new video out ,great start to the weekend now i gotta wait for the Mrs to come home from work ,shes workin afternoon shift and then we can both sit down after a long week at work ,love this fella hes the best,MASSIVE DISSAPOINTMENT Chris ,my wife and i are both saddened and shocked as about 10 minutes in word came through that Meatloaf passed away,herer Down Under it seems we are last to know ,we both just love your channel but hearing that news sure was a kick in the guts ,RIP MEATLOAF
Man! You have found a honey hole! I would love to have that 66. Heck I'd love to have any of the vehicles you've got there. Can't wait to see what's next👍
Pretty cool , like you I was never enamored with those panel wagons, but they are getting cooler to me by the day. Hey its your chnl, I enjoy the content and the way you go about things everyone seems to be an expert at commenting I wonder how many guys are really doing this kind of stuff. I seem to be lucky enough to do 2 or 3 a year. Its just kinda cool. Nowadays everyone thinks anything pre 1987 is worth gold...
*NNKH Merch: nononsenseknowhow.creator-spring.com
0:00 Intro
01:08 Exterior Tour
02:54 Under Hood
06:39 Interior Tour
09:30 Underbody/History
10:12 Getting It To Crank
15:51 Animal Visit
17:06 Need Spark
19:37 1st Start
21:09 Need More Electrons
23:04 Outro
25:04 Icy River Jet Ski Clips
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Wonderful channel !
Spent 45 years in the body business and never knew anyone who new his way around vehicles of all kinds like you do!! You are definitely my new favorite channel. Love watching all your videos, love the way you mix in personal pieces of your life with the work part. Your living the good life Chris don’t ever stop…you are a Rock Star!!!!
Oh yes ! Hundred per cent ! So captivating !
You re really nice to view no bulshit like u promise. love this❤
That’s because engines all run the same. Compression, spark and fuel. That alone can take you far. Also he does research before he checks out the car…don’t forget these are produced, edited videos. You don’t see the times he pauses to watch TH-cam to figure something out. Every mechanic I know comes across stuff they never worked on before and they all do research. You just need to have the basic understanding of internal combustion engines and a good can do attitude and you can do exactly what Chris is doing.
Don't apologize for being you. Screw the haters and Karens. People watch to see you do your thing how you like to do it
you are the first person I've seen ride a sea doo in the winter, its never crossed my mind. Seems like a great way to shake up the winter blues
For folks like me that remember when all dry cleaners ran pick-up and delivery routes these panel trucks probably bring back memories. When I was young in the mid-sixties even though our town was small (about 12,000 folks) the main three dry cleaners all ran these panel trucks
I remember Divco trucks delivering milk in my town back in the late 60s, before shop rite came around
Unc had liquor delivery biz and ran 3of these from 55. To. 69-----durable trucks
Rarely comment but the concrete block under the tire, glad it held. The compressive strength is sitting upright. Lucky the one you use obviously had a high psi rating. Please don’t lay another on its side you might not be so fortunate. 👍🏻
thanks for the tip, didn't know that!
I really enjoy watching your channel also , i am a retired Union Pipefitter /Servicefitter HVAC 31 years i used aerokroil for years and that stuff is the best
I have to say that your videos are never dull. Back in my late teens I had a chance to get a panel truck (mid 60's, extra long body GMC) but I really didn't have the know how to get it running. Watching you work on this one takes me back to an easier time and I thank you for that. I enjoy the stuff you put out--keep up the good work.
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Such a great feeling to have the type of toys you have. An even better feeling is having the ability to fix them.
People will always find something to b*tch about, can’t keep everyone happy man keep doing what you’re doing 💪🏼😁
the carpet in this rig is called 'sculptured pile'. The guy that designed the PT (Panel Truck) Cruiser for Chrysler also designed the HHR (Heritage High Roof). Little car trivia there.
I had a 1960 Apache 30 series. 144inch. Wheelbase we put a 1976-78 Chevy suburban 4wheel drive chassis fit almost perfect ran a 350LT1,4 speed M21 33 inch. Tire's seven inch lift.she was a bad-ass.my father got mad at me and got rid of everything I owned. She had seven layer's of house paint on her. Back in 1980.preserved the whole body from rusting.I Miss her.great video. Looking forward to see More.
I absolutely love those old Chevy Panel trucks, I'd love to have one myself. Props to you for standing out there in that weather just to hear the motor run again. Every shade tree mechanic knows exactly what it's like to stand out there so long that you can't even feel the nuts and bolts on the truck anymore because your fingers went numb about an hour ago! Let's see part II please.
👍you took the words outta my mouth😎
I’m impressed with how prepared you were for the revival.👍
Keep on keeping on, great job!
I thought I was a hard worker lol. After working a ten hour day I like to sit down kick my feet up with a cold beverage watch you in action, amazing for sure. I think you have outgrown your yard and garage, hopefully you get a large shop soon.
The engine suffix code of "CMJ" comes back as a mid 70's 350CI, The "K" is for St Catherines, Ontario, Canada engine plant. The "05 07" (May 7th), engine assembly day-month code
Thanks
WOW, 05 07 is my birthday (1947) I'm slightly older than this panel, though.
Dad bought a '66 brand new for his drywall business. It was a 250 six, 3 on the tree and only a driver's seat, the cheapest model available. He drove it for the last 10 years before retiring. The truck never failed him.
jet ski in the winter on ICE! now I know your KRAY KRAY!! And I love it!!!!!
Chris, great videos and
I think you're fine with your methods.
Pretty sure an engine sitting for 10 years in the back yard is what it is. All the new oil isn't going to save it and the old oil isn't going to hurt it.
I'm a shade tree mechanic myself.......BUT....to see you do all of this in the (what i call) extreme cold.....ALONG WITH holding a camera in one hand alot of the times.......wow. my hats off to you my friend! still digging way back on the videos......still loving them! GREAT JOB FROM ARKANSAS
No need to apologise for anything dude - another cracking video, very well presented, entertaining and super informative. Appreciate it man! 🍻
Man just keep doing what you're doing! I'm pretty new to the channel but I have already spent hours watching your stuff. I love your methods and I love how you have most everything with you, ready to do just enough to get these old things to start. Great content and I'm very pleased and impressed 👌🏼
Love old panel trucks!
You’re very easy to watch and such a great positive attitude. Love all of your videos!
Really got into this channel and I don’t usually sub to people but this dude is just genuine
No disappointments at all Chris , also I am impressed that you actually use something that will lubricate the valves and cylinders. I always cringe when I see these other channels use brake clean that washes off all oil and all lube! 😠 LOL. Might as well dump sand into the Engine ! Thanks for the videos Chris 💯👍
I always use ATF fluid pull plugs use a straw put in a couple if fills leave set hour or two get a socket on crank bolt just turn maybe a quarter turn again let it set..half hour or so then give it full crank if it will
The brake clean / carb clean is extra retarded when you consider how cheap and easy it is to get a small can of premix 2stroke gas at the hardware store.
This dude Chris is an awesome mechanic, with a super duper cool wife named Jennifer who seems to like cars, and trucks and boats and mechanics in general,as much as he does.which in my opinion,makes him "A very lucky man"Heck they even have a cool dog named Gus! This is definitely one of my new favorite channels on TH-cam for sure.I really dig how they show you everything and in such a laid back, unassuming way.I hope that they keep on making way more videos and I sincerely hope they both get rich doing it.Godspeed to them 😁
I second that 💯👍
Hi there,fantastic videos am watching on line in the good old UK was a mechanic for the British Military after i finished my service and worked for the British Allied forces In Berlin from 1977 till1994.
I think we all had that bumper sticker "Shaggin Wagon" on our custom vans😜( J.C Whitney catalog) just about anything to make your van custom! AHH the good ole days🤪🤩🥰
always enjoy these shows.. nice fast pace and very educational and entertaining.. THANKS !!!!
man that car yard is a content dream come true, love these videos! also my mind is blown at some of the storage spots you have around your truck lolol i feel like you have one of the most interesting lives ever and here for all the videos lol
Man , Chris definitely has a very interesting and full schedule in his life. Would have loved to been able to do half of the things he does.
He's like the Steve Irwin of mechanics!
I agree with your method. Let the haters, hate….don’t change what you’re doing…it’s working. Blessings
My foster family had one sitting in their front yard. One of the older kids chased my up it. I jumped off the back to get away and broke my ankle. Always loved that truck until then.
..so for Sale now, right?
I have to say, the "I-V" for gravity fed gas to get it started is BRILLIANT !
I had a 1970 3 door Suburban C/10... tons of fun!! Lots of concerts back in the late 70s and early 80s..
Love your channel!
Well I've been working on motor vericles for bout 65 years and for what it's worth, there is sweet f.a. I can tell you. You know what you're doing. Plus the lil woman has a nice voice. Cheers.
Nice to hear you talking about points and dwell. Most young people don't have a clue. My dad bought a '65 Carryall in 1970 and we went everywhere in that thing.
On another note, I was at the Barrett-Jackson and saw a convertible '68 Belvedere that had no top, missing all knobs on the dash, tail lights missing, body in round shape, sell for $67,000. That Chevy might be worth something. Let's see you do some more work to it. Get it on the road.
My father owned many of this style of panel chevy trucks he called them carry alls his last one was the year you were working on it was a 3 speed on the colum 283 half ton which he beefed up the suspension to carry his fourty Foot of scaffolding and all his tools tucked in I remember replacing 3 transmissions and at least four rear ends thanks for the memory trip when you were under that old girl it reminded me so much of dad 🚌 ❤
So I grew up in Oceanside N.Y. LONG ISLAND. My aunt and uncle had a summer camp called Camp DeBaun. They had panel trucks for busses. Very cool vehicles. I always thought they were a great looking truck. You can do so much to them.
Goats and classic cars, living the dream right there!
have never seen one before but feel yes will run after sitting 20 years and think it is rare panel.👍👍
Absolutely a tuck worth saving
nice troubleshooting and nice Rottweiler - please continue with the panel truck
A man that drinks beer and works on his o n stuff is my type of American hero awesome content
I was thinking when you were saying you'd have it on the road, like what? But, I love your enthusiasm, and it runs very well. No disappointment here.
I've watched enough of these types of videos to know you can get almost anything started up as long as the engine isn't locked up. The question is if the vehicle it's in is worth the time and money to do it. Keep up the good work always enjoy watching.
Drove cross country in one of those with my family, mom, dad and 3 kids when i was a toddler, no seatbelts, I still have some memories of that epic journey....
Really enjoyed this, I lived in a 63 panel truck for 2 years in Lake Tahoe in the early 70s, good times !!!
Cool old van/truck...I would drive that everywhere...
Dude! 19:00 in those gloves are probably real good. All of the good snowboard gloves I have had sound like that. That keeps the glove waterproof and it’s a vapor barrier. Your hands will get sweaty but at least there warm ya know.
First time watching you work. Congratulations on the partial success in this old panel truck. Thank you for sharing!
I don't have any problem with how you're getting these old beasts running. I'm having fun watching your expertise getting these things running. Doesn't make sense to waste oil or other new fluids on something that's going to need major work anyway. This panel has potential for somebody doing a resto mod and spending a ton of money.
There is never a shortage of TH-cam critics but ya know, they never share their videos 🤷🏻♂️ Camarata shirt on I see! I just like the video, keep them coming.
I love this truck so much potential.
A little trivia . . . the Chevy suburban, first produced in 1935 is the longest running car model in US history, some 87 years.
Nice shirt
Which one? The Fury or yours? Lol. I'll have to order a hat or beanie from ya sometime too. I've been wearing a lot more hats since I'm trying to grow my hair out a little bit and Jen's not having the messy hair.
I ordered one
My man! Thanks dude, I appreciate the support.
Love those old panel trucks, save it !!!
That HHR panel van SS is actually a pretty rare car
I have said this before, that Kawasaki sounds awesome !
I had a 66 carryall. Back in 1978. Straight 6. Loved it.
The old 350 sounds really good. Would be cool to see it back on the road for sure.
Once again I'm impressed with your knowledge and know how, personally you wouldn't find me out in that weather working on anything unless it's in a garage but thanks for your perseverance and getting that thing running 👍☮️
Looks to be a 62 grill on your truck. Its a 64 or newer truck because it dont have the knee knocker windshield. We have quite a hoard of 60 thru 66 trucks. And have never been able to get a 60 thru 66 pannel truck. Has a 50 chevy sedan delivery and a 56 ford pannel in the past. Eny road I like your videos.
Loved that Chris, that determination to get it running paid off, mad looking interior👍🇮🇪
Your videos are so cool and real world keep doing these i love them
We moved from Louisiana to Florida in the mid 80s when i was a kid. The U-haul we rented had a manual trans and both my dad and mom drove that thing across the South. Barely made it up the hills when it was loaded.
Really enjoy the content of your channel! Keep doing what you do!
My Dad had a 78 kz1000 back in the 80's. I was 15 and loved that bike. I rode it until...he met me on the road running around 100+. Then, back to my cr250 I went. Lol.
Putting and mortzie are entertaining.
Like I said previously. Do your own thing.
That is how we all learn. There is always more than one way to do something.
If your gonna use a concrete block bud, put it in with the webs facing up. You’d be surprised how little lateral force it takes for that to look like dominoes. Old blocks are way better but it could still have a flaw in it.
Yet another banger. I just know you keep turning these out you’ll eventually get to million subs and quit your job to entertain us full time!!
That'll be the day! Ill just keep cranking them out for now though. Thanks man
I would like to see a part 2! Dam wish I still had my regal, ended up selling it because I couldn't get it start up and sat in my back yard for a out 20 years but it is what it is. Keep up the good work I love all of your videos stay safe
Who cares what the haters say. You just do you. I enjoy your videos!
Hats off to you( or based on the artic Temps, Hats and gloves on) for your strong will and determination...I'd probably said heck with this when the Sun went down,,, Really enjoy your channel, educational and entertaining
Panel wagon sounded good, your nuts going out on the river!
Hello from New Zealand we love your views especially my 7 years boy Sam. Keep it up
just a few years ago I resurrected a 64 Chevy Corvair van and while sanding down the paint I discovered some lettering that was hand painted by the original owner. Couldn't quite make out the name but it was clearly "plumbing and electric" as part of the sign. It also said Winston - Salem NC, which confirms the place of origin.
Multiple holes in the side are drill holes for a slide hammer dent puller that you screw in instead of welding. Old school way of removing a dent then bondoing the holes to cover them up. This type of body work came with a 30/30 warranty after the vehicle left the car lot. 30 seconds or 30 feet warranty ends.
Between you and Mustie1, I'll bet you guys could repair most anything out there that doesn't work... Great videos!!! Thank you for sharingwith us viewers!!!
Man, that panel truck is sweet!
This bad boy would make a super rare ride if someone put the time and money in it ! Son has 66 pick up were working on !
That fireball down on the starter at 15:35 was a bit concerning. Digging this Shaggin Waggin, looks great.
I wish more people enjoy that type of winter activities and move up north, Florida is getting congested.
Hey when you're the one doing the work who cares what some key board warrior thinks bro you rock you definitely know what your doing I'm a loyal fan now love watching your content. Keep up the good work!
You do some of the greatest videos on TH-cam man. Keep up the amazing work my friend. And I can't wait until the next one.
Been watching your channel for about 6 months and love your vids , just watched this one and realized you were doing a video from my neighbors yard 😂 , small world !
Haha, wow that's funny! Small world indeed. Appreciate you checking the videos out. Thanks so much for the support
I've got a 64 C10 custom wagon panel that I will be resurrecting from a also 20 year Slumber as soon as the weather gets a little warmer this year
Incredible, my exact word when you put the double jump/amps on it and it turned over,"I'll be go to hell" from my junkyard days in Mpls Mn 1974'-5. Then pulling the washer tank and filling it with gas and getting the mfker running absolute genius.
You need to get yourself a videographer to free up both hands to do the good work that you do. Mad love from Papua New Guinea ❤❤
Yes, a part 2. Great old Chevy.
Great fun watching everything you come up with. I’m amazed every time you get something to come alive in like under an hour, which is because you know so much. You and Vice Grip Garage. Best Regards
I agree!
to see a collaboration with Derek would be outstanding,the views would SKYROCKET
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I found your channel the other week and been binging your vids. Very informative! Love it. Leaning lots watching your experience. Keep it up and looking forward to checking out your older stuff! VERY cool truck!
rippa ,this fella has a new video out ,great start to the weekend now i gotta wait for the Mrs to come home from work ,shes workin afternoon shift and then we can both sit down after a long week at work ,love this fella hes the best,MASSIVE DISSAPOINTMENT Chris ,my wife and i are both saddened and shocked as about 10 minutes in word came through that Meatloaf passed away,herer Down Under it seems we are last to know ,we both just love your channel but hearing that news sure was a kick in the guts ,RIP MEATLOAF
Working on that in the cold, dude is a warrior
Man! You have found a honey hole! I would love to have that 66. Heck I'd love to have any of the vehicles you've got there. Can't wait to see what's next👍
Rare panel that is worth restoring is worth a lot more than $1200. These old vehicles are always worth saving.
Pretty cool , like you I was never enamored with those panel wagons, but they are getting cooler to me by the day. Hey its your chnl, I enjoy the content and the way you go about things everyone seems to be an expert at commenting I wonder how many guys are really doing this kind of stuff. I seem to be lucky enough to do 2 or 3 a year. Its just kinda cool. Nowadays everyone thinks anything pre 1987 is worth gold...
if you have ever driven one of those panel trucks then you will know they don't handle for shit, even though they look cool.
Definitely want to see a part 2 but man that cold is brutal man you are a champ!!
Great i'll tackle anything attitude with a serious skill set not to mention a guy that just wants to have fun!
Mickey Thomson chrome valve covers! luv the 60's