1965 Plymouth Fury-ous Gets Holley EFI, Brakes, Etc - NNKH

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

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[@CPthetooladdict]

This stuff is absolutely amazing!!

[@wesunderwood8443]

How much for the fury?

[@dangates3022]

@@wesunderwood8443 none of the you tubers tell you that i follow. maybe worried about the tax man most never talk money. i noticed

[@wesunderwood8443]

@@dangates3022 what exactly are you trying to say? That I'm "trolling" him over the price on a car? And btw, you have NO idea what kind of person I am and how much money I possess. Also Dan, negotiating for a price is exactly how you know what to pay the "tax man". You know at the DMV. Some of us here are over 40. We know how the world works, but seriously, thanks for your non needed concern......jeez

[@dangates3022]

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[@matthutch4216]

The speed of your videos is perfect. For those of us who work on cars and the people who don't. You give the perfect amount of detail on the work you do. Your videos are awesome Great job 👍

[@nathanmcolton]

Totally agree. He's found a good balance. Sooo many youtubers just ramble on and it gets painful to watch. His content is top notch.

[@jayfromtexas6718]

Well said fellas.

[@martohilll5962]

Bloke from Australia agrees great to watch

[@matthewjohnston1400]

Completely agree. The perfect balance of tech and entertainment.

[@chrism5433]

Ha, allways takes longer .never an easy job lol🍺🍺

[@Kiron2430]

When you love what you do, you can work all day and never get tired of doing it.

[@tihspidtherekciltilc5469]

Perfect in my book. Great explanation of why brake shoes are designed the way they are too. Best car/repair/household upgrade channel I've found and there's no competition. 👍

[@billcostello7769]

Brilliant! Love it! Never enough detail. Lovely wife. Thanks.

[@johnseher2289]

Chris, you're an automotive force of nature. Your energy is boundless. I love the detail and your really getting into the nitty gritty of theory, function, and repair. Keep it up.

[@jaystax8370]

You're universal knowledge amazes me!... and your "stock" in your garage is crazy... and the fact that you live in a place where snow and ice seems to always be around has got to be frustrating... I live in South Louisiana.. we don't have those issues.. I enjoy watching and learning from your videos... keep it up

[@geraldlafleur7776]

Man, you have all the tools. Love how you can just fix whatever breaks.

[@causticsdoorremovalservice1893]

Please don’t change your format or your personality for the sake of views, your professional approach to your work with your ocd factor , is what attracted me these videos. Absolutely loving your style.. As were like minded, I need to lift my game on my own channel, please keep doing what your doing and be yourself. Cheers big guy.

[@chrisperry7963]

This format was spot on, informative and very entertaining. Great job, Chris!

[@yost9254]

I learn a LOT from your videos. I'm not mechanically inclined with regard to diagnosis, but I have fun trying. I enjoy fixing my own stuff when I get time. Enjoy your videos very much.

[@BrownMatters]

Hello from southwest Philly.Love the plymouth.I owned a 65 and 64 fury.Both 6 cylinders.The 65 had to run for almost 9 minutes before she would move.She was a taxi in her former life.The 64 fury was also a taxi in its former life.I enjoyed owning both of them in the early 70's.Great content,sir.Peace......

[@harveylynch537]

More detail please.I am 93 years old .You bring back a lot of memories when you work on old old cars and trucks. I love it.

[@roughroad666]

Chris, Great video. I think you do these just right! The way you jump around on different things and how thorough you are is what makes your channel better than most. Stay unique.

[@maxservice567]

Good job on the car 🚙

[@Hoboelmo23]

I am absolutely in love with your videos. The pace you're going is perfect. This brings me back to a time when I used to work on, and had help, my own cars. Can't wait for the next segment of 1965 Plymouth Fury.

[@georgeparker7409]

Well it is a great pleasure to see "one of us" (1) parts savers, (2) backyard mechanics, (3) car savers, and all around thinkers. There is an inordinate amount of joy and satisfaction in saving a well used car (especially one that obviously was cared for) for its second or third life. Congrats on a great job and show.

[@OSXMan]

I think the pace is great. The videos fly right by, but it's 47 minutes. That EFI is a game-changer. You've got quite the little hot-rod collection.

[@WAVEGURU]

It's so satisfying to see you do such a thorough job on the brakes. A lot of guys just throw the old rusty drums back on and call it good. Adding all the lube and turning them, and painting the drums is really nice.

[@francispalmer9737]

The content is brilliant, no messing about, no long boring explanations just full on good stuff. Cheers dude from a UK fan.

[@rubendawn7478]

Flashback in a lot of the repairs you did!!! Memories of my friends drinking beer while we worked on our cars. Keep what you are doing, I like it!!!

[@bobfurman862]

You are doing these videos at a perfect pace. I like the fact that you jump around a bit because that keeps it more interesting. It's the differentiating feature that retains engagement for our increasingly shorter attention spans. This is an excellent channel and I learn so much from you. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience.

[@garysmith2188]

I can't complain on the flow of the show- found it immensely entertaining and informative. Love the sound of the engine at idle

[@JorgeDiaz-ly5qp]

LOVE your pacing, cut-to-the-chase explanations, GREAT project choices and your know-how is top-tier. Nothing but superlatives for you, Chris! Kudos to your channel!!!

[@mymoparstoo]

Love the progress and speed. Showing everything that needs done on the ole girl.

[@chazer200]

I personally like the some what fast pace of your vids. The little details and tips of interest are just enough. Appreciate how you think and how you present your projects. Keep up the great job. Thanks.

[@INKEDCREATIONS]

I absolutely love that wagon, the 90,s style with the restoration is the perfect look for it.

[@theroving1]

Well it took me all afternoon to watch as I was in and out of the garage (yes I'm a mechanic too). Great stuff Chris!! Keep em just like that.. I just wish we had more American cars over here in the UK.

[@EXCALIBURUS187]

This wagon was my very first car I owned at 18 years old. I loved the wagon. This brought back memories big time. Thanks.

[@blt3479]

Chris your editing on these vids is AWESOME. The pace is perfect, from a guy who's been building hot rods for 35+ years. You have the most energy I've ever seen - you get right after stuff, and don't throw anything away unnecessarily either. Rebuild instead of an Autozone trip. That's pure hot rodding there! Most entertaining channel I've seen. Keep up the great work my friend!

[@dgb56bgd]

Undoubtedly…you have to REALLY LOVE what your doing…to be doing it JOYFULLY in the freezing cold. Blessings

[@Bruddermane]

I think this was great to see all the detail. It wasn’t too detailed, the editing was quick without much down time but enough time in the video for us to see your tips and tricks/tools you use for this stuff

[@nathanhunt1052]

I don't know a single thing about what you're doing on these cars but it is super interesting. Found your channel through electric skateboards and now I'm watching all of your vids.

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Awesome to hear that you find it interesting Nathan, big thanks for checking out the videos! Plenty of more Esk8 videos to come too.

[@tonydowd8566]

I got my Fury-ous t-shirt. Love the quality. Fits perfectly. I appreciate your willingness to take your time and do these projects the RIGHT way. Great content.

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Awesome to hear that you like the shirt and thanks for the feedback Tony!

[@tc7584]

Man, I live in WI out in the sticks and watching this guy work with such a tiny yard is brutal. He needs to be living out on a couple of acres

[@m721ac]

Dude don't change a thing about how you do your videos. You're doing perfect.

[@ThatGuyFromArizona]

As a retired mechanic I appreciate your tips, tricks and advice. Makes me want to do "one more" project...

[@SteveKirks]

The pacing on this video was just right for me. I felt like I got invited over to hang out in the garage while you worked on it each day. Look forward to your videos and the get "first play" when they show up on the list.

[@gordonstroup882]

Hey Chris, Nope, no problem with the way you're doing the wagon. I think that the pace is great and you're pretty fun to watch & listen to. One other thing though, you are correct about saying that the poor old Chevelle needs a garage to be happy, plus it definitely would extend the life of it, that's for sure. HA, wouldn't it be great when the time comes for us to move into a "Garage" and that would definitely extend our lives? Haa haa! Great show my friend, keep up the awesome work. Now let's see what you can do to get "Part 3" going on the Plymouth wagon, ok? OK ! RIGHT ? RIGHT !! Ha ha haa ha haa ha! Have a terrific rest of your day. God bless you and yours, my friend. Take care

[@kennethsonier1766]

I believe you explain everything to perfection, you do your thing and I'll keep on watching 👍 that certainly is a huge improvement ☮️

[@stevelinwood8362]

You're a real Mechanic working in the cold and Snow, most Mechanics don't even want to Work in warm weather!🤣🤣

[@mattansell7691]

This is an excellent feel for the videos. Just enough information and tutorials. Keep this format going!

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Great to hear that and thanks for the feedback Matt

[@ramprasadswargam6389]

You having all machinery equipment's in your garage and you know all works you are a perfect restorer of the vehicle.

[@colbycarnes5786]

I’d like to see more of Jen! It’s super cool how she supports all the work you do

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Jen is amazing and I'm very lucky to have her. I hope to get more of her in future videos

[@DieselAdmirer]

Nope, all good. No slow or fast pace, perfect details. Perfect everything. Glad I came across your channel! Definitely learned a lot!!! 👍👍👍

[@Charger1908]

I swear it’s so true, you are always learning. I never knew about the ebrake trick for using a hide and air to lube them. Been turning wrenches for almost 50 years and it seems like every day I’m surprised. Great video! Keep up the good work.

[@thomasarussellsr]

Yeah, that was a new trick for my tool box too, and I've been getting greasy, on and off, for 46 years, mostly part time. Never had any vehicle I've owned to someone else for any work.

[@LJC5865]

I'm hungry I've got to eat bro... Damn.. got me binge watching your videos. My kind of stuff as I've gotten lucky with neat old vehicles and have taken them on long trips.. their good to go. Currently an 80 El Camino that is the best driving riding..a keeper forever reliable and so easy to fix.

[@johnkraus5204]

Hi Chris. I like the way you're doing the videos. Just enough detail.

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Hey John. Thanks for the feedback!

[@johnkraus5204]

Your welcome

[@richardpippin6159]

I’m inspired until I realize how many tools you have. Your skill level is excellent. Pace is excellent!

[@richardthomas1743]

She sounds awesome Chris. Personally I like the pace and the detail that you are doing now on your videos. It will definitely make a huge difference on noise level inside the Fury once you have interior back in place. Maybe add some of the stick on sound deadening in strategic places around the gas tank area. Always nice to see Jen even if for just a few seconds. Love your videos man, thank you!

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Sweet, thanks for the feedback Richard. And yeah good call, definitely would be wise to add some sound deadening

[@gregorysmith88]

this is the greatest, especially for a old man like me who used to work on old Chevys.....

[@duncanmacrae6384]

Love the content, it all seems real and something your neighbor or friend would be doing. That is if he or she was a very good mechanic.

[@danderson9881]

Yeah Man! Excellent info on backing plates, some never seize on the wear points, and rebuilding the wheel cylinders! Old School.

[@RoanokeGaming]

I admire the dedication to fix that gas tank but good lord fabricating another may have just been better 😂

[@432b86ed]

This guy is the real deal. He gets in there and just gets it done. So just like they say, "No job too tough when you know your stuff".

[@da20eclipse]

Most excellent content. I can watch you work on that Fury Wagon all day long and night long. You have the patience of a Saint!

[@superj767]

Excellent work!! You are truly a mechanic genius!!! Love the video!!! You make me want to tackle the V6 on my 89 Camaro. I have a LT1 I want to stick in it, just getting the nerve to do it.

[@rustyneuron]

The only car fixit channel that I subscribe to is Vice Grip Garage; that changed today. This is the only other one besides Vice Grip that has such good quality. I'm so glad I found this cannel. I would love to see you and Vice Grip collaborate on a video or 2; I really think that your personalities would balance each other out really well on camera. Anyway, Definite Sub from me.

[@stephenkrzanowski]

Great stuff. Appreciate the detail. Love your organization of supplies/tools. Reminds me of a dear family friend/mechanic from long past.

[@jeremyTallen1]

Perfect video for my ADD you are one of the only content creators I can watch all the way through

[@sonnyjordan1911]

Love seeing you bringing back those cars

[@velveetaslingshot]

I love Plymouth Furies! I learned alot by watching this. Thank you!

[@1REspawnPLS]

I think the video pacing is perfect. I’m thoroughly enjoying this series! Good stuff man!

[@christianblankenship7683]

I put a Sniper on my 77 C10. It was like driving a pissed off cat!!! It wanted to jackrabbit start from every stop! I ended up installing a 40% carburetor secondaries link. My link worked out to be 46% on the TPS so I just rolled with the 46%. Doing this REALLY HELPED!!! Now you would think that idle is idle but it was not. Now the primaries are working as intended. The factory way the Sniper works is that you are fighting the return springs on the primaries and secondaries. Now the peddle is not heavy and feels like any normal car. The engine is also behaving and the jackrabbit starts off every stop ended. It made the truck drive-able. I also used the Holley Dual Sync distributor. I wanted the Sniper to have total control over the air, fuel and fire. Love it!

[@donaldhalls2189]

It's looking a nice rig looking forward to seeing more on it all the best to you all

[@LexterLS400]

Do not change who you are, how you work or how you talk, i like it when it is al you just you with the ' special ' way of thinking and doing. I like it it, reminds me of someone who could be you.

[@applefordguy76]

Perfect editing in my opinion! I enjoy long videos, and you cut through the inconsequential stuff that are just time adders. Great vid and great work! Btw you have quite the collection of hardware on hand!

[@tallspaniard1]

Best video of anyone on You Tube …. Really appreciate seeing a video by a thinking man . Your the John Candy of Car Videos … Thanks for your thorough explanations and telling the younger viewers how important it is to be careful while soldering or welding a gasoline tank . Nice car … Great Video , Thanks

[@Daddyrabbit_2]

Love the content and the detailed explanations. Anything from shining it to rebuilding it, I'm here.

[@FREDOGISFUUN]

That car is gem! Im glad it is coming back to life. I like the every day drivers, not the fully restored stuff. This car has character and will be appreciated!

[@yeetboi1124]

Very big love to this channel and the efford put into it

[@jamesbean7560]

natural teacher......would be good for automotive students at any level

[@joebagley190]

Love your vids Chris! Love the car too. Pace and details are just right. Keep up the the great job

[@interestsgentlemens3767]

I like the way you try to repair things and not choosing the easy decision to buy new, great work, am inspired. And about the detail on the work its just right good and perfectly understood even for newbie.

[@crisneufeld2]

I wouldn't change a thing about how you make your videos they're great!!!

[@rickpayer1564]

Ihave enjoyed the few vidios I've watched. You explain as you go. And you have worked on cars that I have owned. I am 73 and still love the older cars.

[@subiehills4052]

Appreciate the time and effort you put in these videos. Really helpful !

[@unclerick8224]

I have no issue with the format. You cut through some of the more mundane tasks which is fine with me. I enjoy seeing your organizational skills in your garage; you have everything labeled and easy to find.

[@wildbilljr3369]

your last video was so long i felt like i had moved in with yous. i even told your wife yous only had one egg left and you needed more milk, but here we go again i put some cold beers in your frig, this time. and i brought my jammies and guitar 2.

[@lincolnmeunier9261]

41:36 Mopar Purple Cam! I've heard mention of these before but had never actually seen one until this video. Very cool car, I'm a big fan of your work style as well. Keep the good times a rollin'!

[@kevinehmke7024]

Silicone will degrade rubber. Try using Vaseline instead.

[@SamRFixes]

Absolutely not true. Silicone is used to preserve rubber.

[@edkennard72]

I found your channel when you got that 977 and you said that you called comrada to find out the shifting on it and I started watching your videos and I've been watching non-stop I truly enjoy the way you do your videos because it gives perfect explanation of what you're doing and why you're doing it thank you very much You're an awesome mechanic and a fun person to listen to

[@ssgmichaelkrulicsr.2529]

I may be different from others but I love as much detail as possible! Used to get out and work on cars as much as I could, detailing also! After 19.7 yrs in the Military, now a Retired/Disabled Vet from USMC/USAR not able to do much. BUT LOVE watching your channel!!

[@PsyMongazoid]

Personally I watch these videos for the 'know how' (no pun intended). I love watching problems being solved, and seeing how the different components work because there's always something I don't know.

[@stevebrackenridge9778]

The old girl is sounding good now ! Keep up the good work!!! Can’t wait until you get back on the old jeep

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Yea she sounds pretty rowdy! And definitely going to be more on the Jeep. I actually can't wait to tear into that thing more

[@macmcdougald1769]

Love the MOPAR videos, my dad had a ‘65 Newport that had those same bucket seats, console and a very cool ( vacuum ) guage that was labeled performance guage.

[@ronskopitz2360]

Love those Snipers - they really do work like magic. It’s all I’ll use moving forward. Love the pacing and the content, and I’m really impressed with your know-how. Thanks!

[@Rob-tn8to]

Chris, the pace of your video is great. No need to change anything. I like when you go into detail on one or two topics like you did here (brakes and a fuel tank rebuild). I also like seeing cars that you just wouldn't see everyday, such as the Plymouth Fury. I would like to see an update on the Holley Sniper especially regarding fuel economy. Keep up the great work!

[@paulmendes4208]

Hi Chris, I love all your videos and the pace and detail is just right. I really like them because your videos are REAL. What I mean is, although you are much more advanced and knowledgeable than I am, your working conditions mirror what many of the rest of have. We use cardboard to lay on, whatever pan we can find to catch dripping fluid, jackstands because we can’t afford a lift, etc. and when you hit a speed bump in the process (break off a stud, radiator fan cuts into the radiator) you aren’t afraid to show us what happened, why it happened, and how you fixed it. That’s what makes it REAL, because that’s what we are also dealing with on our projects and builds. So even though your skills and shop are at a higher level than ours, we can totally relate to you, because we are one of you. Keep up the good work and videos. And thank you!

[@andycoslet6479]

I'm not what you would call a Mopar guy but I really like this wagon

[@terenceshum9308]

Just wanted to say I’m really enjoying this series!

[@matterickson4168]

I'm a fan of the detail. With the awesome chapters, you can always skip ahead if you want, but I don't.

[@bradleblanc2336]

my new favorite bring em back to life channel!!

[@norcal8718]

I watch them all from beginning to end. Hey man you go at the pace you feel comfortable with they are your videos so you roll at your own length and time, it's all good here 👍🏻

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Can't thank you enough for that man!

[@misternewoutlook5437]

Sandblaster for Christmas? You'd love that I'm sure. Overall, I just enjoy watching the labor of love over this old unsung plymouth station wagon. Next part? Count me in.

[@ltcguffy765]

Hey Chris, love your videos and I'm learning so much about car repair. My first car back in 1970 was a 64 Dodge Dart with a slant six. It had a three speed on the column. It was a victim to PA rust and it was my daily driver. I learned how to sheet metal and pop-rivet to get through the PA Inspections. That slant six was amazing. You could dump crude oil in the engine and it would still run. LOL I always thought I'd take an auto mechanics course now that I'm retired but why pay for a course when I can just watch you. You are the greatest!

[@6chhelipilot]

This guy, and vice grip, are just great.

[@boogeen1]

The speed is perfect. I'm really enjoying these automotive resurrection videos. Nice work!

[@randyhoepker5528]

I liked all the detail you went into about all the little repairs you needed to make.

[@ucke7697]

I live in northern Sweden and I am so impressed to see how you work despite all the snow! just found your channel and I love it and what you do!

[@twozillas]

My first car was a 1965 Fury II wagon with a 383 ci. Brings back memories. 😎

[@wheelermaximus6736]

I've watched a few of your videos and admire your tenacity and skill ... but PA?? I was stationed there with the Marine Corps as an instructor at NAS Willow Grove just north of Philly in the late 1980s. Unfortunately, it just didn't 'click' with me. I had to get back to Texas a fast as I could. I didn't leave anything behind when I left Quakertown where we lived. Finally made it to Texas via, England, California, Germany then England again and finally home. My personal toy is a 1984 JEEP Grand Wagoneer that has been my fun, therapy, obsession and money pit since I bought her for $750 back in 1998. You make things look easy and you married a real 'keeper' for sure. Thanks, USMC Retired 1966-1989