Not a motorcycle guy myself, but I did enjoy the video as always! I love how you explain stuff!. Glad to hear the baby is doing better!

Your right man some people may look at that as a stupid purchase. Those people would be dummy's. That was an excellent purchase brother. I'm 34 an this is exactly how my brother an I built up our hardware supply. I ALWAYS tell younger guys especially fellas in their 20s that are just starting out in life, be on the lookout for Garage & Estate sales. There is zero better way to build up your tool & hardware supply. We got super lucky a few times. One Estate sale we struck gold on was an estate sale of a lifelong mechanic & carpenter. This great guy was 90 when he passed. He had everything. From hand tools to bandsaws and router tables. We bought almost everything. The amount of nails, screws, nuts & bolts that we bought was literally worth the whole entire purchase. The man had a better selection than a local Ace Hardware or even Menards. Seriously any fellas in their early 20s, this is a guys life hack here fellas. It's addictive too. Especially in an estate sale where you're buying these items because a man passed away. You get to hear the man's life story. His hopes n dreams an you get to give new life to the tools he held dear and used on a regular basis. You can get great deals if you bond a little bit with the family. Ask questions! Be interested! When the grieving family sees that you're actually interested in more than a great deal, that you're going to honor these tools and hold them close, they're more likely to offer you better deals and lump purchases at a discount. Just seriously remember to be kind an approachable. Be curious, ask questions if their not too emotionally distraught. Get to know the loved one they just lost. Maybe you'll find yourself in a jam working on something, glance down at the wrench you got from an estate sale an get an inspiration how you can solve the issue. Could just be that fella watching over ya, sharing some wisdom one last time to a friend he never met.

Got mine after it was crashed, I had it a month and forgot to put up the kick stand. 60 mph into guardrail. Only 3 months in the hospital. Helmet saved my life. went face first into instrument cluster. Love your Videos.

Dude. I had the exact same model but in blue. It ran like it was on fire. I loved my boat.

Watching from the UK and absolutely love the channel! did you manage to get the Corvette?

Your respect for that spider web told me so much about your heart and soul bro!

I am amazed at your mechanical knowledge and your cool laid back vibe in the midst of the most daunting appearing auto projects...and you get them all back to life with a great attitude!

You got the garage for free I don’t understand they sold you the tools and gave you his garage for free😂😂😂😂

Chris, the tool chest that had the helicoils in it was a Gerstner, I have the same chest,I think you threw it away. 😢I dont see it in the shop now. I enjoy all your videos, no matter the content!

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Great deal! Especially at today’s prices for the most mundane items.

Chris is a constant procrastinator that's why things fall apart on him almost every time

I'd pay $1,800 without blinking! Lots of good shop stuff.

For $1800 you got a great deal there, the ride on mower you could get between $300 to $500 if it is running.

Some lovely bit and pieces there! Can't beat a Celica.

Hi Chris, you always in good spirit and health, Like all the other comments, I'm lost for words, great content. " Rat Rods For Africa " with Diff lekka one and your channel really inspire me, I can watch for hours, and when ever we make car talk, I can refer to you or Diff lekka one. 💯%🙏 Love & Respect from Rocklands, Mitchells Plain, South Africa

dude it would be awesome to go threw all that stuff,,, im like you. probably keep most of it

Wow! You'll definitely make your money back. Taking a lot of effort to get it right but you're certainly the guy to see it through. Gunna be a fun series to watch.

You might want to put out a few rate traps. Rat running at 0:53.

Mark the timing belt and transfer it to the new belt so that there's no room for error. thank you very much... You don't know how many times I've told technicians. Did they listen nope then they ask me for help. I'm so glad I'm retired. Good riddance to the automotive industry. LOL 😂 Bunch of shade tree mechanic know-it-alls.

Je vais la regarder à nouveau cette vidéo parce qu'elle a un très bon narratif et qu'entre autres choses, elle représente l'âge d'or de l'automobile Américaine. Grand merci.

Hey Chris. I liked this episode very much. There is enough diversity, you could travel a few times and very nice that you could deliver that Mustang, you made beautiful. It is even more powerful when you was able to do it for a sympathic person, like the one you brought the Mustang to in N.Y. Very nice projects. I appriciate them all. Well, be good, man. My regards to you and your girlfriend/wife, Dréwès

Chris, hello! Why don't you make a section about happy buyers of all the equipment that you so carefully restore? I think your viewers will be very interested in this, advertising and good content for you.

Cool Az

had a heck of a time getting the socket on a couple of the spark plugs. Must have been some debris?

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Goof off will take old tape off with harming the paint on snap on boxes

The vinyl record of Bon jovi is worth a few bob

Only people that love to tinker like us can feel your excitement as you go through everything. I love estate sales for this reason. I always look for the shop! They each have their own personality. Sad he passed. Betcha he had some cool stories to share over a beer!

honestly id keep the paint and put those lights on a dimmer to keep the old school vibes

is this the My Cousin Vinny car?

At the 17 minute mark you mention how for someone who gets bored and can jump around to something new. Oh my goodness that gives me so much anxiety lol, I would just want to start and one end and work through it to the other end until it was cleaned up and done.

Those five speed gearboxes were bullet proof, back in the ‘80’s they were gold in Australia plenty of them went into performance cars, I’m sure restorers and rodders are probably still hunting for them now.

Keep the old frig with the egg tray, you never know, if you like hard boiled eggs, can be handy while working, so the frig can keep them fresh.

First class post and what a car, absolutely beautiful style. Keep it 👍

Dude you are one relentless beast when it comes to getting a motor running. You and Derek are top mechanics and the best to watch on the tube.

I am impressed by that vehicle man that thing was something else same color green but it was the boss fastback when you touch that accelerator why bad mother if you ever drove road on man that was a monster it was so fast she was kind of scared of it not me I was dangerous with that thing I couldn't believe the performance of power it had 351 on being boss

Leo LITERALLY said, “ Uh Uh, L when you asked for a try of that nut. 😂😂😂😂😂😂 then ran off with it.

mouse in the background at 0:52 :)

Those were your good old fashioned, “ I need crack money, “ welds lol. wtf? And I cannot believe you got the T-Bird running. Blew me away.

0:53 MOUSE !!!

Hey Chris, I gotta a news flash for ya. I introduced a scent of PB Blaster to the wife. She was not impressed!! 😂 😅😂 Guess I'll have to get the lemon scent!

looks like its been picked clean of anything good

It's a convertible, Take the drivetrain out and junk the rest.

That was a good job then better welding

another great video

At 12:10 that’s a nice bridge clamp. So many uses for them and the gripping ability is amazing

@34:48 go back and see if that’s a manual, twin turbo 300zx. If it is GRAB THAT THING.

dont mind the length of your videos ...always interestesting

even the door locks trunk locks and keys should be worth a pretty penny to someone who needs them ?