1964 Ford N600 Flatbed Sitting For Years Will It Fire Up? - NNKH

Love the Cuban mechanics helping out. You have a whole crew helping. As a Cuban American, I approve 🤜❤️🤛

There are quit a few people doing these type of video's on you tube. Most giggle , make silly comments, jump up and down. I really appreciate your style, not annoying . thanks.

Good morning Chris! Hello Jen and Gus , I hope that everybody is doing well. Have an awesome weekend!

That old man looked so happy when you got that beast running. That was awesome.

No better way to spend a lazy Saturday than watching NNKH try to revive an old rig! Love the videos! BH

Enjoy watching you breathe life back into old vehicles but honestly it's seeing Gus and Jen that brings us back for more.

you are without a doubt the finest field mechanic on YT. You recognize the right way to go about bringing an oldie back to life...emphasizing to do no more damage in the process. Very satisfying to watch you work. The dry cranking you did allowed for at least some priming of the oiling system.

I bought a 78 international scout a few weeks ago with zero knowledge on how to move forward with a restoration. I’ve since become hooked on your videos and already feel much more confident moving forward on the project. Thanks for the awesome content! BH

Discovered this channel a couple weeks ago and I’m totally hooked. My grandfather was an engineer who learned his craft in the 1920’s. His ability to fix any internal combustion engine, pump, or electric motor was unsurpassed. You remind me of him and how I imagine he was as a younger man. He passed away when I was 35, I’m 73 now and I still miss hanging out in the garage or barnyard watching him working on farm equipment. He called himself a gentleman farmer because he made his living working for John Bean designing pumps for fire engines.

You are the Master Sir! Love seeing these old rigs come back to life.

Gus is freaking cute, what an amazing little boy, great video getting life back and into that awesome looking truck, 👍🏼👍🏼🇦🇺🇦🇺🦘🦘Cheers from Melbourne Australia

Good morning Chris thanks for this awesome video, this truck brings back memories when i was a kid i used to drive this truck on the farm...and i always loved the style of this hood..this truck was a beast back in its day..they sure dont make em like that anymore..keep these classic videos coming dude..Your buddy Jeff from Pennsville..🤘🏼👍🍻

Hardest working man on YouTube 🙂👍

I like to see really young guys like you tearing in these older vehicles, amazed of your knowledge of old engines, and watch all your videos Will it starts and your boat videos. Every night, that little dog gush is really cute and you and Jenn are a nice couple !

Loving the content as always! Hope that truck survived the storm surge. BH

I love your channel Chris. Your camera work and editing is on point.

I went down from Massachusetts to Tennessee to look at a square body truck actually and I ended up buying a 1988 Dodge Diplomat no rust so when I came back I obviously undercoated it. It probably floats at this point

You’ve inspired me to start getting back into projects that are way over my head 😅

Hey Chris, great job Brother with these vids… I’m from London England so I have taken your advise and burned my money on B’laster products babieee :). Keep up the good work dude. BH..

Just a note to say I enjoy your Vlog, very much, your a talented mechanic, and have a great sense of humor, Love the Dog!