$2500 "BARN FIND" 1967 Mustang! WILL IT RUN and DRIVE? NNKH
I bought a 1967 Ford Mustang for $2500 that I'm told has been sitting since 1986. The guy I bought it from was helping a friend sell it. He pressure washed it and wiped down the interior. Let's dive in and see if I SCORED or if this is a BUST!
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Just came from the tiktok, instant subscription. Your content is gold, literal gold.
SAME
Meeee tooo
Same. Don’t know shit about cars/being a mechanic, but there’s nothing like watching the lifetime accumulation of skill and knowledge at work tho.
love to see a man who can do extra ordinjary taalents once in a while
It was literally the first video in my fyp, I immediately exited the app and came here 😊😊
please fix up this car. I'm a long time subscriber and WILL be watching. I know it will cost you a little bit of money, but it is so great and classic. I would love to see it get really fixed up. And painted.
I second that
I'd also love to see this car restored, and if done right, it'll be worth loads of money.
Também adoraria ver cavalo lindo e correndo pelas estradas.
1967 mustang is my favorite. I would love to see it restored
Love to see it fixed ! But please DON'T paint it ..
Car ran for 20 years sat for almost 40. Got it running. Smoked the tires and smoked a 38 year old B&H cigarette. Gotta love it.
The Unknown Neighbor, is an interesting element! Keep this guy as a regular!
I like it. Reminds me of Mr. Wilson from the TV show Home Improvement.
@@chrismakesstuff1that was my first thought too. 😄
I think we all had that same thought!!
Your neighbor is a dream for a guy like you.. That interaction was priceless lmao
WILSON
@@ScottsFormula350TPII was going to say the same thing 😂
Car. Improvement...arggggh. Argggh. Arrrrggh
At what time was his neighbor in the video?
I didn't know cypress trees could talk.
MAAAAN, that 289 has got such a unique sound. Gorgeous.
Those plugs and ign parts. Worth some bucks. Gennnie. Motorcraft
I like the sound of a 283 with a mild cam.
That's funny
Being from the UK, I've been in love with Old American cars and the 1960s 1970s mustangs have been my dream cars for years, hearing you say you want to repair it really made me happy. I know I will never own one, but just knowing someone like you is going to keep one alive is just amazing. Keep her running till she runs no more.
That trick to pop the clutch loose. Priceless. Dude... you be doing some real science.
The part with your neighbor reminded me of Home Improvement. Tim talking to Wilson through the fence..lol
Man, I try not to smoke anymore, but that ‘victory cigarette’ is SOOO relatable. You the best man!
I stopped smoking that made it hard and then you lit one up. Where's mine!❤
Wow, she's rusty. Maybe someone with skills can replace the rotted sheet metal and save it but if nothing else, it would be a great donor to a solid '64 to '68 Mustang with a 6cyl for a V8 conversion. What I LOVE about your channel is that you're an average guy and keep it real - no TV show or giant shop - you do all this the way so many of us do - working in our garage with what tools we have on whatever projects we can afford. That's what makes this such a great channel. Love it. Keep up the good work! 👍
I believe you can still buy replacement shells for the mustang but that would be a great doner car
Among many other things. One of my favorites from your channel, is that you’re brave enough to cut in a little music, to let us know what you’re listening to. Nice to know someone else is blasting the old outlaw country in the shop.
This is literally the coolest channel on KZhead!! ❤
I know you dont read these but the frame and floor repair I love it the car deserves it Chris Please follow through worth fixing
How much for it was is
So agree madman- car definitely deserves some love. If the repairs too extemsive, could always look for donors. I even watched another KZheadr put a 'stang body on a Honda Civic frame. 🤣But if you wanted to keep her in the Ford family. Falcon, Fairlane, Maverick, Torino- if you can find just the frame that is in a yard :)
Send it to heaven, not worth the time
@@rusteeznutz The engine runs strong its a manual trans floor shift car and Chris has owners manual and paper work. If the quarters were gone up to the roof line and the fenders where flapping in the breeze and you could see through the door panels then yes. I love Chris's Vision if he can find some dude on the side to replace the floors and frame reasonable hell yes so I am going to disagree
@@user-yt6er4yd3k You are not as stoned as you think I is but I would back off on drinking the bong water
My grammy bought one new in '67 (V6 auto). It was her baby! LOL!! She took it for a test drive and drove it home. I remember being at her house, her calling the dealership and saying "I'll come back tomorrow morning and sign the paperwork!". Never left her possession. We drove everywhere in that car. Loved the dash. Played pretend in the car and it felt like being in an airplane! One of the nicest, base cars with a great sporty look, or a powerplant to match the look. Ran the full range. Great memories!
No V6, straight 6
Never seen this channel. Just came across this video, watched it start to finish. Earned another Sub. Thanks.
Awesome, thank you!
A true classic car in motoring history. It certainly needs a full restoration. It might take a couple of years to fully restore, but it would be a proud survivor. Great video Chris, Jen and of course the ‘Goose-man’ !
No way! A couple years? You mean months!
Love that ya had a smoke break 🚬….. many wouldn’t be that bold. Your confidence is outstanding !! Keep up the great work brother 👊🏼
I have an irrational need for this car to have a second life. 😂 The engine sounds so good and that dark moss green is so beautiful 😍 Can't wait for Part 2!
Rockauto should sponsor this build!!
Can't stop watching.. love these diamond in the rough revivals
Thanks to the prior owner, Michael Marra, for taking care of this car. And thanks to NNKH for not only getting it running but, more importantly, valuing this wonderful car. I love it. I'd love to see the frame and floor pans fixed.
Love these videos , you made something that was forgotten and brought back to life! love the channel so much and glad to see Jen and Gus in these videos!
Just Awesome Chris. Part 2 for sure. Cheers!
Make sure Alphonso is in episode #2. Boilermakers local 13 welder extraordinaire.
Incredible video Chris! I loved the look on Gus’s face at the end. I imagined him saying “What, you are still here? Video’s done. Time to leave.”
Man, you are doing a great job. I love to watch your content, it brings my mind peace
I loved this video. Just a guy in his garage without the drama BS. Loved the dog and wife. Please keep this car and put it back on the road. Ask a distributor for parts and advertise them on your channel Looking forward to part 2
Seeing this one kinda breaks my heart. Though power steering was optional, its rare to find one without it. I have a 68 Mustang I bought in 1977 that was in nearly new condition. Lifelong Southern California car. No rust issues. Diamond blue, with 2 tone blue interior, White vinyl top, 289, power steering, Factory AC, automatic, its in beautiful condition inside and out. Still on the road. It kills me to see what rust does to vehicles. If only it had been stored in a good garage ! Always enjoy your videos, I subscribed long ago.
Not even the best garage will save them from salted roads in the NE! Agreed, It is a real shame.
Yes true. I was surprised to see all the dash metal was RUSTED TOO. I was born a huge car guy. In 1960 my parents bought a 1958 cadillac from a Doctor friend of theirs. I was 1 year old. It has RARE FACTORY AC! Thats the first car I fell in love with. Unfortunately in 1963 my parents divorced after 20 years of marriage. Mom got the house and the caddy. By 5 years old I was washing the car every Saturday. As I got older I was in charge of maintenance, oil changes, Spark plugs replacement, etc...Which i enjoyed doing. I think God knew I would be a car nut, and put me in Southern California! Lol. Mom knew I wanted the cadillac BAD!, And in 1982 she gave it to me. Its in good shape, and on the road. So I have 2 cars I'm taking care of. Of course I have new cars for everyday use. Its fun taking them to car shows, the caddy is the most fun. Frequently its the only cadillac at the show. And young kids today have never seen one like it lol. Once a teenager says to me, Wow, thats a cool IMPALA!! LOL. I looked at the front of the caddy, I swear she looked PISSED OFF! LOL! Be well.
Wow,a standard 289 for $2500 - I thought for sure it was going to be a 6 banger. Thats a great classic car!!
3 speed….
3 Speed.
Too bad not a HiPo
Those blue New Jersey plates just hit different.
I don't know how expensive they are, but by the time someone does all the labor that reworking the frame will take; it might be money ahead to just buy an aftermarket frame and do a swap. Would be something you'd be able to do (especially with the lift). At least then any other part swaps you're doing could be done on the frame before lowering the body back on it. Would also make the floor replacement work easier.
Well done Chris..Always fun to watch you ripping into old cars and bringing them back to life.
Hey Chris, another inspirational video. That PB blaster is some powerful penetrating oil. The 33:28 funny thing is when you started spraying it I recalled the very distinct smell of it, which gets some time getting use to. Love the Gus man. Jen super cool concerned about getting you food. Hopefully find a good home for the Stang.
That car was born to kick ass, It's alive ! We all need a 2nd chance in life.
The cat's meow of 2024 sitting in the cat's meow of 1967.....a perfectly adorable combination!
I did watch Mount Flushmore! It was great. You have an awesome woman (Jen). Keep the videos coming ❤😊
Look if you find a 67 Mustang in solid shape for $2500,I dont care if it had a stick or auto or if it even had a transmission for that price. How could any man complain,that is good solid peice of American automobile!! That was a great deal you got.
I agree. Great deal indeed. And getting to drive it after it's at neglected for so many years, priceless!
@@NoNonsenseKnowHow Bud I commented on the beginning of your video,and I am new to watching you! You did a great job on that car. You revived an orignal car that was a tombstone for many years. From the time you smoked the old cigs to ending it with a good one wheel peel, that was epic and raw man! Thanks for the laughs!
This episode really speaks to me I was born today March 2 1967 thanks for the channel I know just about nothing about automotive repairs but I’m sure it’s rubbing off again thank you
I hope you continue to show love to this old mustang and bring us along. This one has character! Would love to see more of the red Chevelle to.
I love your videos. Very informative and I the fly and drives. Best part of your videos is that they keep me motivated to keep working on my projects. It's awesome to see someone who enjoys turning wrenches like I do! Keep them coming.
Soooooo pleased you’re doing a part two, just love the Ford Mustang great clutch repair!😂❤
So happy I caught this episode. Always fascinated how younger shop owners keep such an amazing inventory or extra parts (rad cap)
Thanks for posting the video Chris.
That was a good one Chris. Poor Gus did not want to scratch his weiner! I started crying with laughter. Love the Gus man.
I know this is a mess but truly my dream car. I hope you bring her back to life!
Thanks for always being real Chris, it keeps me coming back! Again, appreciate all your hard work.
I'm glad the car will make another appearance on the channel. Even if it doesn't get a full restoration, she could make a fun little driver or a restomod.
Gustavo is such a good boy. Honestly I follow for him, but the car content is cool too 😂
Best car show ever sir . Thank you for sharing all this knowledge Constantly looking for a new release when it's been a while haha
Great start up Chris! You gotta love old simplicity!
Enjoyed every second of your video. Took me back to my high-school mechanics ROP class. Btw. When I was 13 years old I joined a couple of friends in 1974 and drove off in Mark's dad's 68 mustang 289 3 speed with his dad's Texaco card (thank you Stuckey's) and drove to Lubbock Texas and back home to San Diego in 3 days. I thought mom would kill me but she was so happy to see me safe she cooked me a fine meal and never spoke of it again. Love and miss her forever and more. I like your style and will be watching more stat. Thanks
Lmao! When Jenn walks in and says “what’s that smell?” “That is rubber.” I love both of y’all’s videos! Keep them coming! Thank you! I needed a good laugh today!
This channel is so relaxing! Good job man. I like your setup and you really are living the dream...wrenching everyday. One day when I'm set up the way I want I hope to do the same!
Awesome update! Love the patina on the paint.
This is l the coolest channel Can't stop watching..
Man im just a 34 year old Mexican covered in tattoos, I’ve loved classic cars since I was 9 years old, I love watching no nonsense, vice grips, and all the guys that work on cars, It’s like watching a doctor operate , I’ve had a 86 cutlass, right now I have a 81 eldorado and a 76 eldorado convertible, I don’t work on them myself , but I give my mechanics 100-150 dollar tips because Ive seen them have to do these things on this video and other stuff, it’s a art , I respect mechanics that don’t half ass it and like working on classics ,
Hey man all good on you out of curiosity do you have a trusted home shop mechanic or do you go to brick and mortar shops. I love old classic cars to i love everything from old muscle and boats to family cars and old choppers to the great and new. Really just wanna know what you like to go with and what you might like to get into.
@@bryanphillips1432I go to 2 shops in town that work on cars and know there way around classics , it gets pricey and there’s times where nappa, autozone , orielys, advanced and dealerships can’t get the part and I have to go to eBay or a classic collector on parts,
The Ford 289 was perhaps the best engine Ford ever made. I had a 67 Mustang back in the 80s, and I changed oil every 3 months like it was a religious ritual, and when I sold it, it had 270 some miles on it, and it was still running. Easy to work on, easy and comfortable to drive, plenty of pep and not bad milage. Thanks for the memories!
Both you and Jen make the best videos. I am always impressed and really enjoy them
Chris, you are going to find out that EVERYONE has a Mustang story. This video is Gold!
16:16 :D That one kills me. Never heard this before. Chris, you are a Legend!
Could you please restore this rare car!! I came from TikTok and I'm excited to see how it turns out. If restored correctly, this car could be worth a lot of money!
That was fun to watch! Thank you!
My good sir. TikTok is killing long and well thought out car restoration videos like this. Please keep it up. You earned my humble sub.
I really enjoy your content, plain and simple and to the point! Keep up the great job!
Glad to see there will be a part 2! I’m excited to see the next steps!
What ever you do kids, don’t smoke, unless you wanna look “REALLY COOL.”
I am constantly amazed at what you are able to do. So many of these cars seem far beyond savable and in an hour or so of video, you are ripping them down the road. Give Gus a pet, we have a dapple dachshund that look a lot like him!
Those shock towers look great from what I can see. That's a notorious rust spot
That all can be fixed. For starters the gas tank and side supports (available) and new tank need to be replaced. Then a nearly complete torx box set and floor pans. Some serious work but can be done quite easily with the proper tools. I did a great deal of work on restoring a 66 mustang back in 1994 and a company named vintage mustang here in Houston Tx had all those torx boxes and floor pans and even rockers, and they had the lower door skins and complete quarter panels that I needed. It can be done and is actually worth it when you consider a similiar sized car today with all its BS electronic starts at 25K and more.
And Chris is a fan of Pole Barn Garage so there’s the inspiration for redoing the floor pans.
Chris . . . that particular Mustang had an MSRP of around $2700, so you got a heck of a deal! Really enjoy your enthusiasm, skill, and clean language.
This video brings back fond memory's of my teen age years. My first car was a 1966 Mustang that I bought when I was 15. After owning it for a short time I realized it had a 289 Hi-Po engine with a factory 4 Barrel and factory 4 Speed transmission. It had duel exhaust and a column mounted tack as well as a clock. Kick myself for selling that one. But when I did I bought a 1968 mustang with a 289 and 3 speed manual. Drove that one threw my high school years. Man this video takes me back! Chris keep up the good work and keep making top notch videos.
I was a young Marine I bought a 1969. In 72. Man I wish I had it back Great videos all ways enjoy the older cars. Thanks from Sc
Love the content, Real No Nonsense Getting It Done! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Absolutely awesome, you do the greatest revivals these diamond in the rough ones are great.
Great video.Looking forward for part two...and few more 😅
Nice find there and can't wait for part 2. I have a 1966 Oldsmobile Starfire that I will be restoring soon.
Great video. My first car was a 65 Mustang coupe, 289, auto. Loved that car. Learned a lot and can still take a 289 apart blindfolded. Later on found a 66 rusted like yours, but parted it out. Get yours repaired/restored! They are such classic cars that deserve the best.
A manual V8 289 Mustang is definitely worth the Love.🤗
As an aspiring photographer in the late 1960s, I can assure you, those photos were taken with a large format (not 35mm) Hasselblad or medium format Mamiya camera. Quality of prints were extraordinary !!!
Heck yea! I wanna see more of this car.
Great video of a cool car! And I love the way you can just go into your own "supply room" for parts. So awesome.
Its a keeper Chris!!! Love to see you rebuild this one.
Great 'hacks' on fixing old, rusted, locked up parts. Suprised to see you put time/money into the brake system. I'd pull the engine and good parts, junk the rest. Love how you clean these old cars.
Great video. Looking forward to part 2!
Awesome watching your videos u and jen get along so good
Glad to hear that a part two is coming for this ole girl …..
Please do what you can to keep this car on the road. You did a great job so far! ❤
Thanks for the content both of you, and Gus steals the show ever time. From Australia thanks heaps 👍
The good thing about these older Mustangs is that sheet metal is easy to find and inexpensive. I get most of my parts from National Parts Depot. They usually have all the parts you need in stock, unlike some of the other parts places. Good luck, you'll have fun with it.
I had a 67 fastback, 289/2bbl. Thanks for a trip down memory lane
“Wilson” the neighbor😂😂. Great vid! I would have to source a chassis for it.
How you freed that clutch and your general style and knowledge made me subscribe instantly! Love it!
Om my, that brings back memories of my HS days in 1972 in my same color green '67 Mustang. Me and Peggy H. cruising the back roads of Tennessee smoking stuff and listening to The Beatles Sgt Peppers in the eight track! Thank you!
Jen looks great behind the wheel. Keep on rockin' brother.
Looking forward to more on the Mustang! Great video.
Nice one dude. Good to see real steel out on the roads again. Love the old mustangs and anything from the, 50s, 60s and early 70s.
Had a 67 convertible . Same green .289 v 8 automatic. White roof . At 16 yrs old. The year was 1976 ..so many great memories 👍
This car is an Icon, much like a 69 Camaro. The peak of muscle cars and you'd be foolish not to hang on to this car!!
I went to Trade school 1978 and my first engine rebuild in class was a 289 ford mustang. Memories for sure and thanks for not giving up on the car. Needs bit of love for sure and can't wait to see more great finds as usual on your channel .. MK