BARN FIND Camaro IROC-Z Sitting Since The 90's WILL IT RUN? - NNKH

[@RedneckMechanics]

Been wrenching for 15 years and i had never seen the brake hose and the injectors tricks. Always impressed by your knowledge. Great video as always.

[@matthewdeck3246]

One of my favorite aspects of this channel. His depth of knowledge is always a treasure hunt. Constantly learning from him.

[@hercengmech]

@@matthewdeck3246 Shows he has tons of experience I suppose. Impressive even among mechanics.

[@IanCampbell-sh3si]

New bits usually go in when I do them

[@OcRefrig]

Me too. N. i. a. s. e. certified mechanic from the 80's.

[@nigelbeaumont1109]

Me neither… Chris’s knowledge is endless.

[@timsmart4014]

I really like how you took the time to get a broom and dustpan out and clean your driveway before continuing most people do not care about cleanliness, but you seem to take pride in your property 👍

[@troysatterfield8817]

Don't forget he usually carries a fire extinguisher & uses M3; Masks where Needed 🧐 If you aren't looking out for yourself Why should anyone else 🤔

[@kman-mi7su]

When I saw that Camaro in the previous video, I was like, "He's got to come back for that Camaro even if he doesn't get it, at least do a will it start". Thanks for doing the Camaro video Chris, I remember when they were new, my next-door neighbor had an 87 Trans Am convertible back then. Brings back memories.

[@igoski1582]

I have a 91 RS convertible in great shape. When I take it out, it never fails to get comments on it and sometimes they want to buy it too. I just say it's not for sale.

[@DoesItTho]

You are absolutely correct, the IROC-Z has aged so well. Great find and sweet work on getting her to run again.

[@BobWiersema]

As someone who grew up driving a first gen Firebird I would say it's not so much that it aged well but more like a wine that needed to be properly aged before it could be truly appreciated.

[@chrisclodfelter6930]

Your strength is getting the most out of rescues without throwing parts at them. This is useful for those of us that don't want to spend a lot to work on our cars. Good work and thank you.

[@manuelkipke5712]

I don't agree. All he did was nothing but kludge. The breaks, are still bad, the injectors probably still needs to replaced, and the converter surely was originally built in for no reason - sorry, this has nothing to do with a decent repair. This is something you do to make it somehow to the next garage. The Camaro is a nice and iconic car and doesn't seem to be in an irreparable state but it need some time and money to come back to life. In the current state, the car is not roadworthy.

[@jeffhelmlinger7914]

Chris , I gotta tell ya , and no smoke blowing . I was in the car business for over 40 years and I dealt with a lot of mechanics in that time. Because I was friendly with them and gave them a lot of work , they took care of me! Just watching you work, I know for sure you are the best of all of them by far! You know old cars and new cars, too! Love your vids and again congrats to you and Jen on the baby!!

[@davecody5997]

Salldust?

[@constantinejosephides3312]

Granddaughters had the acid reflux Doctor put them on a special formula and had them sit upright after feeding

[@TheHippieatheart63]

Hear hear, well said

[@willemp6432]

Chris has a crack in his salad bowl but, in the best way ever.

[@mayhem035]

Nice find buddy! 🤟👍✌️♥️🇨🇦

[@frankbosler9955]

Chris hat einfach Ahnung von sämtlichen Motoren und Autos . Er bekommt Sie alle hin. Das sind die coolsten und besten Videos. Für mich sind diese Videos Meditation und Entspannung. Für So einen Camaro hier in Europa, im Aufgebauten und gutem Zustand, muss man hier sehr tief in die Tasche greifen

[@tractormatt4301]

Today is my birthday, and come home to find out Chris has posted a video. This is the best present I received today. Thank you.

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Happy birthday man! Appreciate you tuning in

[@John-oo4ec]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

[@rn1poa]

Happy birthday man! hugs from Brazil

[@MuniTechnology]

Happy, happy birthday!

[@WilliamCooper2005]

Happy birthday 🎉

[@ambergray6244]

Once again you have compelled me to get back to wrenching on things. And congrats to you and Jen! You guys will be great parents. Just watched this newest video of yours, had a cup of coffee, the sun is coming up and I'm heading outside to give my skid steer an oil and belt change and do an exhaust repair on my old truck. Thank you for being a positive influence on people! Keep up the good work

[@CoIoneIPanic]

I know this is corny but NNKH is the example of what America is from when it was all DIY and homebred ingenuity and also the way this guy respects people with sincere friendliness. He does it his own way, like setting the rims on fire to seal the tire and working his ass off with a positive spirit. I know some of you watching from your country, yes this guy is for real and he's a real american, and i wish there was more of us like him.

[@IcelanderUSer]

You must not know of a lot of people. The America you describe is alive and well. Not just on KZbin.

[@scottwright388]

​@@IcelanderUSernot to mention that most youtubers bow down to their audience. I'm not saying that Chris is a bad guy, but but he goes to great lengths to be the good guy.

[@Mouthy_Trucker]

@@IcelanderUSerand not in cities ... but out here in the country we're all like him

[@MarkHicks326]

​@@IcelanderUSerNot much.

[@robertcasserly9967]

Dude you’re a genius when it comes starting shit thats been sitting for years. Really Love watching your videos.

[@skulledmonte84]

Awesome trick to get those injectors to start working.Never seen or heard of doing that in my 20 years of backyard mechanic working

[@lonerglide]

Yep!, good trouble shooting right there with injectors 👍

[@careysavage]

Yes that was a new one on me nice to know.

[@nashlang3310]

Same definitely gonna keep that in the old back pocket

[@willemp6432]

Yes. He is the Dr. Brown of grave yard mechanics. Cool Dude with a cool family, wife, kid, dog and cat.

[@BobWiersema]

Was that high pressure air into the fuel input? I get the electric part of it.

[@caseyn720]

My man. Glad to hear your baby girl is doing good. Aside from the reflux. No sleep is pretty normal. My son is 3 months. I’m still not used to waking up through the night. And he’s my 2nd kid. But the love you will feel for that child is something most people can’t even begin to describe. It’s a true blessing. I know you and Jen will be awesome parents.

[@davebarron5939]

One of the best Chevy's of all time, GREAT find. Gotta admit, so glad you cleaned it first, amazing condition for where it was sitting. Thanks!

[@totiecarriaga1322]

Im a 70 yr.old Filipino l like Chris a DIY car vlogger with tremendous talent. A guy who can move broken cars and made it run again. I never get tired of watching a great man.

[@josephcarino5829]

Bought one brand new in 87. Had a lot of fun on that car.

[@StealthMoustache]

When all 8 hits... it just hits different man.

[@zenf1sh]

You're right. Those IROCs did age well. Now I want one. Great channel.

[@wraithsrath7310]

Thanks for the motivation to get mine finished been restoring mine for a couple of years. Great content never seen the fuel injector trick before.

[@tonyhanneman3976]

If your throttle ever sticks like that, just turn the key off. I had a 74 Torino when I was 16 and had the throttle linkage of the carb get caught on the air filter when I floored it showing off to friends. Tried slapping the gas peddle a few times and then just turned the key off. I rode a lot of 4 wheelers and dirt bikes with kill switches so that was kindof helped to make my first instinct to kill the ignition.

[@gslse1308]

This is soo awesome... I rescued my dads 87' firebird a few year's back. Sat in his shed for 27 year's

[@christopherconner9014]

I would check manifold vacuum first, and it sounds like the prop is putting a load on the engine before it gets “on the cam” so it can’t make enough vacuum to open the secondaries.

[@damarapoledna3636]

Lol

[@robertmccool1543]

​@@damarapoledna3636 I was thinking it's a load sensitive thing with the secondaries not opening.

[@OcRefrig]

Yea, i agree. Seems like a bit Too much Prop. Needs more revs then secondarys will open. Carb is a Little big though for a stock motor & stock intake. options --- 1) Decrease the Pitch on the Prop or 2) Put a High Rise intake on it & that may get u the intake air speed to open the secondary's. 3) Change the carb to a Quadra jet - i think this is best option.

[@karlkoenigstein4138]

@@OcRefrig I think you’re correct. 3000 rpm, even on a big Cadillac, is probably just getting to the point where the secondaries would need to open (I.e. primaries alone are enough at that RPM). I think I heard the engine bogging when Chris opened the secondary blades manually, an indication that the engine doesn’t really need them yet. I think a Q-jet or a vacuum secondary spread-bore Holley would probably work better with the current setup. Also agree that a deeper pitched prop (like more rear gear) would allow the engine to rev a bit higher and might result in more overall top speed. The counter point is that Cadillacs are torquey and like to grunt against the gears, so maybe the setup is actually not so far from ideal….

[@zachpalmer1194]

I owned a 3rd gen camaro and have never seen a barn find one with a dash that isn't absolutely destroyed and hatch struts that actually work, good find.

[@holdenmazingo4964]

And a tachometer that works

[@eightbll1017]

Yeah. Hard to find any 3rd gen with a decent dash period.

[@Smidgen-x4i]

I always like the "sniff the gas cap" test. Kind of like a connoisseur of vintage gasolines. And then dragging the car out of the garage. I thought for sure you'd scrape the sides but that trick with the jack was impressive. Thanks.

[@rodneynicholson]

Little trick for babies with reflux, my daughter had silent reflux. Scared the shit outta me. If shes sleeping in a basinet or on the bed, elevate her head and chest. Keeps the fluid down. Cheers man, love the videos and love learning all the tips and tricks. Its amazing what you can make work when all the odds are stacked against you. Keep the videos coming!

[@rosey1988-u4r]

This is my all time favorite car without a doubt

[@outabeat]

Man, memory lane right there. My buddy in high school had that car. It was so fast. We got into plenty of trouble in that car.

[@sunilphalakdhari3869]

I was waiting for this video after seeing it with the transit video. I watch a few of these car channels and I can say with all the assurance, that you are have kinda of "mechanical powers"! Just so much at ease doing what you do and can literally know what an mechanically or anything connected to it, requires and put in your magic touch. No kids gloves as well ...just confident getting up right into it. Best to the family!

[@yomomma6511]

Best part about older stuff is that sometimes you can just beat it till it works

[@junkforlessutube]

This might sound odd, but back in our off road days you would just pour water over the alternator as the engine was running. It would help clean out the brushes. Tricks you learn on the trails....

[@Kinann]

Yep, the copper slip rings are oxidized. Ex alternator engineering tech in a design lab.

[@keithwanhaaho1464]

Thanks!

[@ronhendy5228]

Nice find! I have a 1989 IROC Z28 convertible in white. If the tonneau release button does not work there are pull cables behind the left and the right of the rear seat backs ( fold down the rear seat back and you will see them.

[@robertkolb228]

I also have a white 89 iroc convertible.

[@MrSpartanPaul]

I also have a white 90 RS convertible manual transmission, one owner. Now it's a 6 speed 350. ​@robertkolb228

[@MesAdventures100]

Robby Layton video yesterday featured the NNKH sticker on his winch. Love to see the support!

[@John__Wayne]

Glad to hear the baby is doing well. Our 2nd daughter didn’t sleep all night until she was 3. Our son is now 2 and still doesn’t sleep all night. But we wouldn’t trade them for anything, it’s all worth it. Enjoy every minute with her!

[@jackson2620]

you sure i got a 69 charger??

[@willemp6432]

When my son was born, we took him home the first night. My wife and I woke up in the night and my son was gone. We could not believe it. Gone. How? What happend was that he slipped into the gap between our matresses, and slept like an off duty pilot. We found him after some time looking.

[@markweldon6222]

Thanks

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Thank you!

[@markweldon6222]

No problem ..... my man ....I enjoy you and Jenns WONDERFUL YOU TUBE CHANNELS .... SO CLEVER. Thanks for entertaing this canadian from nova scotia. Ps. Pat the Gusman for me ! And congratulations on the new addition to the family !!

[@gumbomudderx7503]

I grew up as a kid in the 80’s seeing IROC-Z’s and GT Mustangs fighting it out. I’m a Mustang guy, but I’ve gotta say that body style IROC, especially the convertible, is one of the sharpest cars around!

[@308damage]

You are by far my favorite mechanic channel to watch. I really appreciate how you set up your shop and trucks. It's so satisfying when you need something and you have the tools/equipment ready or just pop open a drawer full of bulbs or stainless bolts ect. Anyway wish yall the best and keep up the good work.

[@rickytaylor5076]

I think the TPI is the best looking induction GM ever put on a vehicle.

[@aaronb3745]

But those wheels are the worst wheels GM ever made.

[@Joesmusclecargarage]

@@aaronb3745I take it you’ve never seen the salad shooters on the fourthgens.

[@rollin19]

The Firebird was a better looking car.

[@gerry-p9x]

Hey do a ROCKFORD

[@toddprater14]

@@aaronb3745wrong

[@vito4373]

I genuinely hope your hard work on the channel is allowing you to live comfortably, doing what you love and sharing it with people that don't have the means but love to see the expertise, thank you Chris aren't to many channels I look in on more than yours, glad to hear the babe and Jenn are ok looking forward to future parental updates 💪 our daughter had reflux issues it is common hope it gets better for her

[@iam2bear]

Yep, this car was the bomb back then. Perk --its red & convertible. Stay still my heart!

[@corydriver7634]

😂

[@hectorperezphotographer]

Oh man what a gem. Took me back to the days I had some proyects, 1980 Volvo 740 , 1986 Toyota MR2 “, 1993 Isuzu Impulse RS, and some others . Under appreciated for some time and now , whoever have them are very lucky. Thanks for sharing.

[@damarapoledna3636]

I'm very familiar with the ubiquitous 3rd gen as back in 1990 I purchased an '84 that had been involved in a front end collision that had pretty much trashed the entire front end and sub frame for $500. I proceeded to rebuild it better stronger faster. Spliced in new front sub frame and hung new fenders and louvered hood on it. Added rear window louvers, IROC frt/rr bumper covers and side skirts, IROC badging and IROC wheels. Factory suspension goodies such as: 36mm hollow front stabilizer bar, front sub frame brace(wonder bar). Quick ratio steering sector(z575). Factory PBR rear disc's, 3:23 posi and the icing on the cake, an '85 TPI 305 I built to '92 spec with a built 700r4. Loved that car.

[@johnnyrockker829]

Been a mechanic all my life by far dude you are one of the smartest dudes I've ever seen. So not trying to tell you what to do..but my thoughts on the air boat carb I noticed the choke plate is missing I think you need that resistance to make them open. Hope this helps. Great channel dude.

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Appreciate the kind words. And thank you for do your thoughts on it. It's possible

[@BartSarton]

So the secondaries only open when the engine is cold and the choke plate is in the way? And then when the engine is warm and the choke is open, the secondaries won't open?

[@tc7584]

Heck yea! Chris you're becoming my favorite on the old youtube here. I started out with VGG a few years back and acquired new tastes over time and you and pole barn garage along with puddins fab shop have quickly jumped to my top must watch! Cheers man

[@javaking1000]

Yea, VGG went in a whole different direction - way too commercial and scripted feeling now. I don't blame Derek for taking his opportunities as they come, but no fun for me anymore. NNKH is the type of content I love, Chris blows me away with his knowledge and energy and he really is genuinely a GOOD GUY!

[@tc7584]

@@javaking1000 Yea I still periodically watch some VGG but it's just a different animal and a lot of the humor is gone as well. It's still fun just not as "raw" and that's great for VGG as it's working and I wish that dude all the success along with the others.

[@mrrooney9450]

What a fantastic video. I thought I was gonna be bored but no way. Great video. Great info. This guy knows what he’s doing

[@jasonstarnes3838]

I graduated in 1992. Everyone had a 5.0 mustang. Iroc z28 was my favorite! Love that car❤ That one is definitely a keeper. Want to see alot more of this one!

[@mikelang8753]

I had an 87 IROC, and the squirrels would always pack acorns under the TPI runners. Great car, lots of fun.

[@MrTaylorKiel]

This channel brings me happiness. Thank you Chris and Jen.

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Our pleasure! Thank you very much for watching

[@kuehjo]

Chris - you and Craig (and Dan!) at The Bearded Mechanic are my two most favorite KZbin guys. You are NOT AFRAID to get dirty. You don't accept no for an answer. You don't throw money at parts unnecessarily. You're thoughtful, organized, and prepared. You're willing to take a risk. You work on the smallest of budgets. You're honest and decent. And Gus is as cute as they get. Keep doing what you do - you are an inspiration and a PLEASURE to watch - and I always look forward to your work. Mahalo!

[@ProlificInvention]

Your story about slamming it in reverse at speed reminded me: Years ago I was driving an 18ft cab over type box truck down a country road at about 55mph, my 2 coworkers next to me were just out of high school and would get anxious on long trips and start being annoying. The guy in the middle would get up and turn around in the cab kind of dancing or antsy spaz. That day he decided to do just that and knocked the shifter into reverse at 55mph, fastest deceleration of my life into an Instant stop almost featuring huge blue cloud of rubber smoke (and probable transmission fluid) along with a sound I cannot describe like a screaming machinery banshee and burnout sound. I looked over at that kid and said "If this truck doesn't go into drive and shift all the gears, you're calling the owner of the company (who was a real hothead) Anyway, excellent videos-I never miss them

[@athuldev5307]

Did it go into drive and shift fine after that?

[@ProlificInvention]

@@athuldev5307 ​ Ha! Glad you asked: We got out in the middle of this 2 lane road and examined the engine and trans area real quickly and only noted a fine mist of trans fluid which was bizarre, got back in quickly as I was blocking a lane on a 55mph road (albeit seldom travelled) Threw it into drive and away we went, everything seeming good and all gears. The followup though: a couple weeks later that trans catastrophically failed in epic fashion on the highway. That kid was my buddy and a hard as worker on a tough job so I never told the owner, and that truck was never right after that either as I dropped 7 more transmissions over the next few more years I drove it.

[@IcelanderUSer]

These were the bomb back in the 80s. I was more of a mustang guy. Hard to imagine a time when people wanted two door sport coupes.

[@mikekingston2988]

Chris- Love the way you clean up the major 'crud' before you start wrenchin'. Other guys don't do this. Great podcasts. Take care of Jen, the new addition to your family, and 'Gusman'.

[@karaDee2363]

I don't recall there being many convertible Camaros back in the day. So that's quite a find

[@erine8713]

I had a 1989 5.7 and absolutely loved it. In 1991 I had a jacked up Bronco literally drive over top of it with me in it. It was a horrendous accident and I cried for a long time for the car because I missed it. Thank you for this video..

[@DjJay]

My first visit to this channel Man you got that mess up and running and most important of all, all in one video! And that trick with the injectors was genius, never seen that before!!!! Now Ima go scroll through older videos

[@adamcain4603]

I had a 1989 Camaro z28 this brings back so many memories from high school, can't believe how good the dash board looks

[@No_Life_Liam]

Great video Chris. My wife actually enjoys watching these with me too which is nice. Surprised how nice it came up after just a pressure wash too.

[@dunk856]

Another fabulous video, looks not too bad at all. Even so generous to help a fellow tuber with theirs. You’re a great human Chris. I really like the matte paint finish to the paint ! Need the Gus man!

[@lauraj.4721]

One of my favorite cars. My sister’s boyfriend had one, he’d let me drive it!!! Dang I was 18 had tons of power!!!! So excited to see one!!

[@hunterharper1891]

He needed you to get away for a min lol

[@JonathanPARADIS-nb5bw]

​@@hunterharper1891Funny you say that because I read someone else's third gen story and they said the boyfriend did the same thing for that exact reason lol

[@marcsoscaletrains]

I'm not a mechanic, but I'm pretty mechanically inclined which is probably why I find your videos extremely entertaining. I'm captivated from beginning to end and look forward to each video as it comes out. And I know posting videos is a lot of work, so kudos to you. Probably one of the only subscriptions I have that post hour long videos that I watch the entire content from start to finish. Another great and entertaining video. By the way I love Blaster products and their offerings. Great stuff.

[@kravchan]

👏👏👏

[@SLINGBOT4000]

Congratulations on the new family Chris, and thank you for posting new content!

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Thanks man and appreciate you tuning into the videos

[@MichaelAllan01]

Chris, you are The Man pal! What you did with the injectors, pretty darn creative pal and I would've assumed the exact same thing about the exhaust.

[@keithshaw4058]

Love that your rescuing this car I used to an 87 Iron-z but it was burgundy with t-ops Love the channel and all the hard work you put in.

[@mikereinhardt4807]

Always liked the Camaros, that one has a lot of potential. Good luck with it. Glad to hear everyone is doing good with Mom and baby. Thanks for the warning on the load noise from the air boat. I have hearing aids and it's not good when something comes in like that...

[@johnhrynyk8521]

I am 76 now but in my 20s we would put a screw in the Holley linkage slot so the primaries would drag the secondaries open. doing so would at least let you see if opening all 4bbls helps or hurts performance. See vid by Big Beaver Slayer-Holley Vac Sec to Mech Sec trick. Enjoy all your vids and your attitude. Hope the baby straightens out soon but some take a while. You three take care.

[@robosborne5527]

Chris, you are a master at applying geometry and working in tight spaces to navigating and backing the trailer up to that garage and then pulling the Camaro onto the trailer single-handedly!

[@brucejr.5833]

I haven't been here since the beginning but I've been here long enough to see you doing good and I'm glad to see it. Live the life man.

[@Djgioalv]

I ABSOLUTELY love this channel. It is by far my favorite car content. Too bad you’re not keeping the IROC-Z, Chris… I was hoping you would and could restore it for continued content and our enjoyment

[@levikender4820]

I have been anticipating this for a few weeks! Thank Chris! Hope you and the family are doing well. Get some sleep 😴

[@455Olds]

I watch VGG and found your channel...I really enjoy channels that are completely done by the individual. No camera people and nobody helping you. That's the real world and love it

[@dieterlange7581]

Yeah, Chris, I will have to agree with a comment I seen in there. Been watching you for a few years now not only are the best mechanic. I've seen in my 60 years but you are a damn good KZbin channel. No smoke just facts. You are one of my top three channels I'm glad you're still making videos even though you're probably exhausted from the new kiddo keep it up🤣👍🍺🍺💯🔥

[@mikescudder4621]

That dog was having such a great time!! Love the camaro, like you said, it has some great lines...

[@steelwheels327]

Chris that tire fire trick was cool AF

[@Chevyman02]

That's an old trick that used to be used on trucks & tractor tires often. It's not used these days, except for instances like this. It's considered as too dangerous in today's "woke" world!

[@randyh8736]

Love this! My first car was a 1987 IROC-Z with the 350.

[@capricetony]

Still have mine now 28 years, 1987 5.7L

[@thehpw]

My favorite car of all the ones you’ve done. And I learned a new term: rust jacking.

[@NA_49erFan]

My algorithms been giving me more car repair videos and most of them are good guys that do good work. I really enjoyed seeing him go the extra mile to not spend money most of the guys always just you know replace parts immediately. Reminds me of some of my days trying to keep my old F body running. My uncle was a mechanic and I take it to him and he knew I had no money so he would always try to fix whatever was wrong with little techniques like he did in this video.

[@Chef-vg4pu]

My sister had one in dark blue with the stripes. I loved that car… fast as lightning… for me anyway

[@Jagcycle]

Autumn is a great name. Love the car too. I knew it would sell easy.

[@InnocentMiscreant]

Car wasn't driven long but it needs subframe connectors immediately while the doors still close nice

[@aknightthatsaysnee5259]

Wow! Auto mechanics, I couldn't do it. But yet, I watch it on KZbin. There's so much stuff to remember, so many things going on. I like this channel and Budget Builds. Thanks for your mild manners, and for this show. Oh! I like your dog, too!

[@Icyveins19]

Just made my Friday with this post!!! Cheers

[@recapitationguitars-Egregore]

Another amazing video!!! Awesome seeing you work your magic.

[@JasonMcCord-qk3yb]

Sweet! As a collector of these cars, I would implore you (and anyone who bought the car) not to cut the floor to get to the fuel pump. There are many reasons why, and I won’t go into all of them here, except that, even after cutting the floor, you will still have to cut the hard lines that are part of the sending unit, in order to get the sender out of the tank, and there are 4 of them. Yes, dropping the tank can be a pain on these cars. It’s still worth it

[@LukesJukes]

I’ve got it down to about 4 hours drop and replace now after doing it twice while on the ground lifted as high as I can on jack stands. A lift would make that job a piece of cake.

[@thecommodoredecker]

A previous owner did that to my formula. I was pissed when i saw that. Eventually im going to drop it proper and replace the sender since its been cut and hacked with rubber hose

[@lingerseason]

Congrats on the birth of your baby girl Chris. Praying for health for your baby and sleep for you guys!

[@18wheeler77]

I had an 88 IROC Z, it was like a copper red color. It had a 350 TPI! Really my that car. Could not maintain it anymore so I traded for an 84 Toyota Supra Celica. In line 6, 5 speed! That was an awesome car too.

[@andrewcobra2000]

Supra or Celica. Two different cars.

[@18wheeler77]

@@andrewcobra2000 nope! Check it out. 84 Supra Celica.

[@andrewcobra2000]

@@18wheeler77 You mean Celica Supra not Supra Celica lol

[@18wheeler77]

@@andrewcobra2000 it’s the same thing

[@edlittle781]

Always a good morning waking up to find another NNKH post. Your mechanic abilities are simple and straight forward with no BS, appreciate you showing all the miscues also. (ie: getting shocked!...lol), Keeping your home life private is the right decision. No one needs to know that. Keep up the great content and be safe. You have a daughter; she's depending on you to be around for a while! Peace!

[@NSandBNSFrailfanProductions]

Nice! I love how I lived across the street I never knew untill I saw ya standing out there and thanks for sharing channel!

[@dutchyjhome]

To release the red convertible tonneau top cover you should release the back of the rear seat (fold her forward) release handle is on the passenger side and the find both tiny black metal cables on both sides of the car to release the tonneau top cover. No electric release is necessary. This is basically the back up system in case the electric release don't work.

[@douglascorley6630]

Prayers for your daughter. Enjoy your channel

[@knightwizaed6921]

I’m praying for her if it matters

[@noahgarciafernandez]

@@knightwizaed6921 it always matters🙏🏽 Amen

[@simonjohn9368]

Wow, I learn so much from watching this channel. Thanks, Chris. Keep the rescues coming!

[@addisontakacs7149]

congrats on the baby girl, you're gonna be a great dad!

[@drlest717]

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!

[@tlt4450]

Too bad you cut your hair woulda went good with the car 😂

[@zairomolino4074]

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[@bobbykeyz1263]

My new buddy Chris, the ultimate mechanic. You will definitely learn something every time. As a backyard mechanic these videos are Priceless.

[@ImSrry4BeingWhite]

Nnkh is the best KZbinr to ever live!

[@ronaldcooper7609]

My favorite!

[@DanTech03]

In my 15+ years of working on cars, I’ve never heard of those injector rejuvenation tips that you’ve displayed here. I’ve always used heat to fix/manipulate things that were stubborn. Never in a hundred years, I would’ve ever guessed using extreme cold would make things work in your favor. You have my respect sir. Keep up the good work!

[@w.s.m9474]

Super nice what you did for that kid - he's got a new subscriber!

[@rizzo3689]

Man one of the best barn find back to life videos I've seen. Glad I subbed awhile ago and saw you pop up on my feed. I live in Washington state now but grew up in Philly and in high school in the 90's I would go watch the street races down in south Philly and man those Iroc's were everywhere! Brought back memories. Awesome job and congrats on the baby!

[@parts323]

My youth. Brings back some memories. I worked on So many IROC camaros.

[@chriswilson486]

My dad had a 87-89 Camaro when I was a kid and I have always loved them for that reason. Have always wanted to have one someday