@@jaacksun4674 Watching Chris’ videos then Thatboatguy has inspired me to get my 1985 Sears Gamefisher back in the water. I have a badass Tohatsu 25 two stroke on it. They have been sitting for 14 years.(Too busy working OT to raise 8 kids.) Now, with retirement a few years away, it’s time to get back to yanking fish out of their element. I’m loving the boat episodes.
this may sound weird but your shop is honestly dream shop material. years of tools and things collected, and you know exactly where everything is. i love it.
Good afternoon 😃 Chris I like 👍 the boat 🚤 and I think 🤔 it will run 🏃 I would keep the potty 🚽 it would be a nice 👍 thing to have 😮 maybe 🤔 Jan and Gus 😮 will help you out with the boat 🚤 also they might take a ride with you in the boat 🚤 you and Jen and Gus and turbo have a great weekend
I can't speak for anyone else, but I like the boat revival content. 23:25 it was at that moment when he knew, he messed up 😅that noise thou..freaking woolly mammoth
we found this 1991 Gulf Bay Sport boat after it set on the bottom of a swamp in Georgia since 1974 manatees mated and raised their young on the deck and electric eels welded the pistons together but today we are going to see if we get it running and make waves in our backyard lake by the end of the day!
Just an FYI, if you didn't already know those dry chemical extinguishers after sitting for years even though they are in the green, they won't work properly. Take a rubber mallet and beat the sides and rotate end for end until you hear the powder sliding freely and not in a clump, from end to end. Should be done once a year.
Keep up the boat content! I rediscovered your channel while watching your boat videos and it actually encouraged me to buy a fixer up boat and make good memories last summer and hopefully more in the years to come
Chris on the old style tnt you have to push the middle button and the top button or bottom button at the same time to make the TNT go up or down . That is why you see red on half of the middle button and the top button it red and the bottom is Green . The inline six it a GM Truck motor and its the best combo for a boat and drive you will ever have on a boat I love it . Again push both buttons for tilt or tilt down
Your editing is so above and beyond what other UA-camrs put together. Great job! Seeing even a small touch of Gus in your videos is the "icing on the cake". I know all your viewers love him. Jen is a Doll Baby. You are so fortunate to have been in the bar that night and approached her. A life-changing event.
Love the boat videos. That's how I found your channel. That old straight 6 is a ripper. I don't know how you find such nice old stuff for so cheap lol.
I had a 1967 Lone Star, cutter crew with a 327. It had a through the hull water pickup, direct to the engine mounted water pump. It was nice not having to worry about the unreliable pump impeller in the out drive.
It aways makes me home sick when I watch your show, in San Diego 22 years now. Grow up in Manayunk, down closer to philly…anywho love your show, boat or car or truck I will watch them all, Thanks I aways learn something when I watch your show!!!
You've already inspired me to buy an old pick up truck (2001 F-150, manual trans) to fix up, now you're inspiring me to find an old boat. My wife is going to hate you!
I love the boats. I actually enjoy watching you work on about anything- it's fantastic to see your wealth of knowledge packaged with a keen engineering sense to figure out and fix dang near anything! edit: I almost used the word "intellect," but that seemed a little exaggerated talking about a Philly guy) (jk)
33:45 you nailed it on the head when you briefly mentioned the BEST thing to do is just REPLACE that throttle cable, because that's ONE THING You dont want to have fail you when youre out on the water. Lol.
@9:25 - That boat is GEARED up! Buying something with all the goodies already stashed in it is a major win. You're fishing on day 1! EDIT - @11:41 - The gift that keeps on giving!
Best thing I like about your videos is the pure honesty in everything you do, your thoughts, actions, and no hiding how you live , just awesome. I wish I had your knowledge, and credit to you.
boat, car, e-bike, they all make for really good videos. It's very entertaining watching old things get revived. don't worry about the haters on the boat videos, there always gonna have something to say. also don't trust a 30 year old fire extinguisher, just buy a few new ones, leave that one or two in the garage.
Had to laugh a little when thinking of all the boat videos, especially living in the city. Your a jack of all trades and master of none. You rock Chris
As a boat builder I love the boats and I'm happy to see someone putting life back into them...a boat is a form designed to pass through the medium with least resistance, they make a good symbol for how we'd all like to live
Love everything you do bro. Been wrenching on cars since the early 80's as a hobby/passion. First car my father gave me was a 1944 Willys MB2 War Jeep. Moved on to many others incuding my high schools ride of a 1977 Firebird I bought from the Chef at the restaurant I worked at for $900 in 1985. I wasn't even 16 yet. Grabbed a 1985 Mustang GT with low miles in 1989 while I was in college for $5,000. The list is long thereafter. My only advise, do it while your are physically able. I've pullled motors myself and done other stuff to remedy a situation that wasn't physicallly advisable. Work smarter not harder.
Man, that Caravele is a really nice hull. They have become a very big contender in the power boat range. I can't believe how nice that thing ran.....Great Video...
These things are awesome!! A real 💎 in the ruff! Back in the day when people could afford a Christ Craft boat, they would pick up one of these. In a weird way, they were like having a mustang on the water but the versatility of a El Camino. “She’s a runner” 😂😂
Love to the boat videos. I grew up near Neshaminy and my dad went to the Marine store in Croyden. We had a '69 Whaler with a '72 Evinrude. Thanks for your detailed videos
I like any video you do Chris, I’m not picky like others! It’s always good to see you , Jenn, Gus and Turbo! I’m not a mechanic but I’ve learned more from you than any other channel on Utube! Thanks for sharing Chris, take care of yourself and get healthy my friend! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I had an orange 1972 Caravelle Stingray for 10 years, gave it to my sister and she ran it another 15. Great boat, used it a lot on Lake Michigan, nice deep hull on them. It had the ubiquitous Mercruiser 140hp 4 cylinder (GM) so it was great on fuel. Hard to believe the 6 cyl. version only gets you 20 more HP. I did have to replace the exhaust manifold despite it always being a fresh water boat. Mine had a steel gas tank up in the bow that rusted out. Had to remove the entire top half of the boat to get it pulled out. My brother welded up all the pin holes he found after sanding it down and popped it back in. That was when I still had it so it made it another 15+ years without developing any more rust holes. I'm going to guess that this boat was probably made in the mid 70's. There's a lot of stuff on it that's identical to what was on my 72 so I'm thinking it's got to be within a few years of '72.
Chris, solder those battery terminals on there, keeps out moisture. Propane or small torch will work. Keep up the good work. Merry Christmas to you, Jen, Gus and Turbo.
I'm sure we've all heard it but my buddy always said a boat is just a hole in the water that you throw money into. It still never stopped him from having one and it was always a blast when we took it out.
31:50 those hydraulic crimpers are AWESOME. I bought the exact same set from Harbor Freight about 10 years ago. I don't use mine for electrical cables, but i have been in charge of putting up a 200ft tall Christmas Tree "shaped" light pyramid every year that's made from 12 strings of LED rope light, and each string is 200 ft long and each one is hung from the hook of a construction crane and is hanging vertically under its own weight, so to prevent the rope light from tearing itself in half, we attach each stand to its own piece of 1/8" stainless steel wire rope (cable) to help support the weight of the rope light. Plus each stand has separate pieces of cable attached to it about half way up that runs to the ground at an angle (away from the light strand) and gets ancored to the ground, this keep the rope lights from getting blown around side to side in strong winds etc. anyway.. long story short, 12 strings at 200' long each, plus 2x 100' stabilizer legs for each light strand, youre talking about 4800 ft (almost a mile) of stainless steel cable, each one needs dozens of aluminum eyelets, ferrules, connectors.. all of which need to be hydraulically crimped, by hand, in the field, outside in October/November in the upper Midwest when its freezing out, and my little harbor freight hydraulic crimper (just like the one in this video) has worked FLAWLESSLY going on 10 years now! Best investment ever! No regrets here. The only thing i ever had happen is occasionally the head will unscrewed from the body a little too much (it kind swivles) and if it unthreads too much the hydraulic oil will start to weep out and make a mess next time you go to grab it out the case. No big deal though, just twist it tight (dont over tighten, the threads are fine) and it seals back up perfectly. Awesome tool! 👍
Hi thank you for the trip, just to let you know there are people who enjoy the boat videos, along with all the others you do 👍so thanks for all your hard work. 👍🐝🌞
G,day from Sydney Australia. Nice preserved glass boat. *Good work trouble shooting the lack of engine cooling water flow rate, including temperature sensor and dashboard gauge. * impressed with the air driven oil injection into the side throttle cable. 🌏🇭🇲
Hey dude I know you probably won’t see this but… we’re interested in whatever you’re passionate and excited about. Some of us may have special attachments to some specific engines or models of cars/boats/whatever, that gets us even more engaged in some videos, but what brings most of us back is your energy and enthusiasm for getting down and dirty with repairs others may have given up on. And Gus.
I've had a lot of boats over the years and have taken the GM straight six and Mercruiser from boat to boat a few times. My first boat was a Galaxy with a freeze cracked block. Tried to weld/braze it, waste of time. Bought a 265 engine from a salvage yard cheap because I pulled it myself from a bread delivery truck. That combination lasted for years. Strong motor for skiing. If you ever go to a stock GM 6cylinder like I did, the only differences I found was the marine version has stainless steel freeze plugs, and the head dowels are different. Water pumps are supposed to be different but I never found any difference.
Excellent video Chris :) , Jen :) , Gus The Dog 🐕 nice shape on boat agree Chris and run nice too on water plus hopefully cold clears up too 👍! Excellent work on brick on shop too and nice fire 🔥 to enjoy!
Jacks Marina! Brings back memories of our boating days on the river! We are still lifetime members at Bristol Yacht club. I remember boating in the Chesapeake with charts, & binoculars!! That was a great experience!
Nice paving slab job Chris.I think maybe you could get more money from a vintage boat collecter ? But who am i to offer advice. Glad the Christmas tree decorations made from old dead trees are selling too . I must be in the wrong game. Glad Jen's video out on Monday. I understand that she has a regular job,so it takes time for her to publish new content,but all good things come to those who wait huh . Love all 3 channels,and thanks for the great free entertainment .
NNKH im here because of the boats and im all for it. ive only been on a boat a few times as a kid but was interested in things that could be wrong with one and how to fix it. after watching your vids its takin all the fear and guess work out of owning a boat
Love the boats. So many great youtubers do cars and trucks, but you're the best boat repairer on the tube. Keep them coming, homey!!
I love when these vids are posted
You’d really like “that boat guy” he’s from Florida and that’s all he does
I actually started watching because of the boat videos...
@@jaacksun4674 I know him he's good but he doesn't upload as much these days
@@jaacksun4674 Watching Chris’ videos then Thatboatguy has inspired me to get my 1985 Sears Gamefisher back in the water. I have a badass Tohatsu 25 two stroke on it. They have been sitting for 14 years.(Too busy working OT to raise 8 kids.) Now, with retirement a few years away, it’s time to get back to yanking fish out of their element. I’m loving the boat episodes.
this may sound weird but your shop is honestly dream shop material. years of tools and things collected, and you know exactly where everything is. i love it.
Good afternoon 😃 Chris I like 👍 the boat 🚤 and I think 🤔 it will run 🏃 I would keep the potty 🚽 it would be a nice 👍 thing to have 😮 maybe 🤔 Jan and Gus 😮 will help you out with the boat 🚤 also they might take a ride with you in the boat 🚤 you and Jen and Gus and turbo have a great weekend
For sure. There’s nothing better than grabbing a part off of YOUR shelf instead of another run to the store!
I love every boat video you have ever done, and I've been on a boat maybe 4 times. Just rewatched the trashliner playlist as that's good content.
What a difference it makes when a boat is stored inside, one of the best boats you've saved, wish I was close by I'd love to buy this one, thumbs up
Like so many are saying, the boat projects are great! I ALWAYS love seeing a boat in the thumbnail!
Same
The boat videos are the absolute best 👌
Big YES to the boat vids. Nice change . And more Gus!! Lol
That engine is a Chevy 6. About 165 hp. 250 CID. One of the best. Can’t kill it.
I can't speak for anyone else, but I like the boat revival content. 23:25 it was at that moment when he knew, he messed up 😅that noise thou..freaking woolly mammoth
I don’t understand how anyone would complain about your boat videos. I find all your videos entertaining.
we found this 1991 Gulf Bay Sport boat after it set on the bottom of a swamp in Georgia since 1974 manatees mated and raised their young on the deck and electric eels welded the pistons together but today we are going to see if we get it running and make waves in our backyard lake by the end of the day!
That old in-line six is a great motor
Just an FYI, if you didn't already know those dry chemical extinguishers after sitting for years even though they are in the green, they won't work properly. Take a rubber mallet and beat the sides and rotate end for end until you hear the powder sliding freely and not in a clump, from end to end. Should be done once a year.
Thanks for the tip and info!
Keep up the boat content! I rediscovered your channel while watching your boat videos and it actually encouraged me to buy a fixer up boat and make good memories last summer and hopefully more in the years to come
Chris on the old style tnt you have to push the middle button and the top button or bottom button at the same time to make the TNT go up or down . That is why you see red on half of the middle button and the top button it red and the bottom is Green . The inline six it a GM Truck motor and its the best combo for a boat and drive you will ever have on a boat I love it . Again push both buttons for tilt or tilt down
No man. I always appreciate your boat content. Ignore the nay sayers. I just lost it. (ADDED)That tank vent sounded like a terrified Elk. lol
Thanks for the ornament! Love that you guys signed the note. Will be the first to buy a shirt for gus man. Happy Holidays! Devin-
Thanks so much for ordering one! Happy holidays and Merry Christmas to you as well!
Heck with the cars, do more boats!!! 😂
I love boat videos. As a boat owner it's always fun to see people bring them back to live. Please continue making these
Got my beanie last week, perfect!
Awesome! Thanks so much for the order and support
I love the boat videos. Not many people do them. Thank you!
Your editing is so above and beyond what other UA-camrs put together. Great job! Seeing even a small touch of Gus in your videos is the "icing on the cake". I know all your viewers love him. Jen is a Doll Baby. You are so fortunate to have been in the bar that night and approached her. A life-changing event.
Excellent Elk call you got there @ 23:26 😂😂
Great video. Really nice boat, obviously stored properly. Good to see an easy restart after all these years stored.
Great video Chris! It's amazing when you find the vintage equipment! Greetings from Argentina 🇦🇷
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks
45:37 how the heck do you reach those top drawers of that toolbox stack!? Lol!
I stand on the other drawers or use a stool
I rather boat vids than car vids, these are more interesting
Love the boat videos. That's how I found your channel. That old straight 6 is a ripper. I don't know how you find such nice old stuff for so cheap lol.
I like you all videos, like video boat and cars so much! A big hug. Uruguay here!!
I really enjoy this channel. Thank you!
I enjoy the boat videos the randomness of your channel is what makes it awesome!
I’m all about the History of the Old Rigs, each has a unique Story to Tell
Love the boat videos ! I’m a marine tech and like watching the videos
to lift the outdrive on the three button control u must push both up and middle buton together I have the same switch in my 1980 renken
I had a 1967 Lone Star, cutter crew with a 327.
It had a through the hull water pickup, direct to the engine mounted water pump.
It was nice not having to worry about the unreliable pump impeller in the out drive.
Most of us like it when you work on boats. Love the cars, but look forward to your boat videos.
It aways makes me home sick when I watch your show, in San Diego 22 years now. Grow up in Manayunk, down closer to philly…anywho love your show, boat or car or truck I will watch them all,
Thanks I aways learn something when I watch your show!!!
Another boat! Awesome. Hopefully this turns out better than the van.
You've already inspired me to buy an old pick up truck (2001 F-150, manual trans) to fix up, now you're inspiring me to find an old boat. My wife is going to hate you!
Congratulations on 500k!!🎉
Chris I love the boat videos. Even more than you car videos. The boat videos actually brought me to you channel!
I love the boat videos. Thank you for posting this!!!!
I love the boats. I actually enjoy watching you work on about anything- it's fantastic to see your wealth of knowledge packaged with a keen engineering sense to figure out and fix dang near anything! edit: I almost used the word "intellect," but that seemed a little exaggerated talking about a Philly guy) (jk)
I'm not a big boat guy myself but I love all of your boat videos. All of them are super interesting I don't know how anybody can not enjoy it
33:45 you nailed it on the head when you briefly mentioned the BEST thing to do is just REPLACE that throttle cable, because that's ONE THING You dont want to have fail you when youre out on the water. Lol.
Love the boats!!
Very cool project. Fun to see it go from sitting to flying across the water.
I personally love the boat videos you do and the fact that you're always doing different stuff.
I've been watching you for awhile and I don't mind the boat videos at all.
I love the boat videos. People will always find something to chirp about, just keep doin your thing! Thanks for the cool vid
@9:25 - That boat is GEARED up! Buying something with all the goodies already stashed in it is a major win. You're fishing on day 1!
EDIT - @11:41 - The gift that keeps on giving!
love when you work on anything, but especially boats, since im a boat guy
The boat videos are the reason I subscribed! Keep em comin' please
You have the Best Job possible Chris! Working For Yourself!
These boat videos are the best. It’s what got me watching your channel in the beginning!
Glad you like them!
Who needs cable when you got great UA-cam content like this.
Best thing I like about your videos is the pure honesty in everything you do, your thoughts, actions, and no hiding how you live , just awesome. I wish I had your knowledge, and credit to you.
I absolutely love the boat videos! I get excited every time I see one pop up. Ok, I lied. I get excited every time I see ANY of your videos pop up!
Really enjoy watching you fix boats,cars and trucks. Your a good teacher. If a person keeps their eyes open they can learn something.
That front glass makes the boat
Former boater here loving the boat videos. Looking forward to the spring update.
I enjoy the boats , you get less traffic on a river or lake , and you can really fly !👌
boat, car, e-bike, they all make for really good videos. It's very entertaining watching old things get revived. don't worry about the haters on the boat videos, there always gonna have something to say. also don't trust a 30 year old fire extinguisher, just buy a few new ones, leave that one or two in the garage.
Had to laugh a little when thinking of all the boat videos, especially living in the city. Your a jack of all trades and master of none. You rock Chris
As a boat builder I love the boats and I'm happy to see someone putting life back into them...a boat is a form designed to pass through the medium with least resistance, they make a good symbol for how we'd all like to live
That boat slides across the water smoothly.
Love everything you do bro. Been wrenching on cars since the early 80's as a hobby/passion. First car my father gave me was a 1944 Willys MB2 War Jeep. Moved on to many others incuding my high schools ride of a 1977 Firebird I bought from the Chef at the restaurant I worked at for $900 in 1985. I wasn't even 16 yet. Grabbed a 1985 Mustang GT with low miles in 1989 while I was in college for $5,000. The list is long thereafter. My only advise, do it while your are physically able. I've pullled motors myself and done other stuff to remedy a situation that wasn't physicallly advisable. Work smarter not harder.
And get this tools, assistance, etc to do so. Which perhaps you already are
Just do what you like to do, that’s the best way to stay healthy. And lots of us like everything; boats, bikes, submarines, ufo’s, mopeds, cars etc. 😅
Man, that Caravele is a really nice hull. They have become a very big contender in the power boat range. I can't believe how nice that thing ran.....Great Video...
These things are awesome!! A real 💎 in the ruff! Back in the day when people could afford a
Christ Craft boat, they would pick up one of these.
In a weird way, they were like having a mustang on the water but the versatility of a El Camino.
“She’s a runner” 😂😂
Love to the boat videos. I grew up near Neshaminy and my dad went to the Marine store in Croyden. We had a '69 Whaler with a '72 Evinrude. Thanks for your detailed videos
I like any video you do Chris, I’m not picky like others! It’s always good to see you , Jenn, Gus and Turbo! I’m not a mechanic but I’ve learned more from you than any other channel on Utube! Thanks for sharing Chris, take care of yourself and get healthy my friend! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
That’s a Great 6 Banger Engine. Quite Torquey (spelling) and smooth. Nice little Boat.
I had an orange 1972 Caravelle Stingray for 10 years, gave it to my sister and she ran it another 15. Great boat, used it a lot on Lake Michigan, nice deep hull on them. It had the ubiquitous Mercruiser 140hp 4 cylinder (GM) so it was great on fuel. Hard to believe the 6 cyl. version only gets you 20 more HP. I did have to replace the exhaust manifold despite it always being a fresh water boat. Mine had a steel gas tank up in the bow that rusted out. Had to remove the entire top half of the boat to get it pulled out. My brother welded up all the pin holes he found after sanding it down and popped it back in. That was when I still had it so it made it another 15+ years without developing any more rust holes. I'm going to guess that this boat was probably made in the mid 70's. There's a lot of stuff on it that's identical to what was on my 72 so I'm thinking it's got to be within a few years of '72.
Chris, solder those battery terminals on there, keeps out moisture. Propane or small torch will work. Keep up the good work. Merry Christmas to you, Jen, Gus and Turbo.
That's a really solid build boat . That one is in great shape.
I like boats, and these older ones are what I remember as proper boats. Always wanted one.
I'm sure we've all heard it but my buddy always said a boat is just a hole in the water that you throw money into. It still never stopped him from having one and it was always a blast when we took it out.
Sweeeeet boat! They don’t make them like they used to! In-line sixes ROCK!
I like the boat stuff. It’s what first got me to this channel. However I do love the car stuff too. Keep doing what your doing
31:50 those hydraulic crimpers are AWESOME. I bought the exact same set from Harbor Freight about 10 years ago. I don't use mine for electrical cables, but i have been in charge of putting up a 200ft tall Christmas Tree "shaped" light pyramid every year that's made from 12 strings of LED rope light, and each string is 200 ft long and each one is hung from the hook of a construction crane and is hanging vertically under its own weight, so to prevent the rope light from tearing itself in half, we attach each stand to its own piece of 1/8" stainless steel wire rope (cable) to help support the weight of the rope light. Plus each stand has separate pieces of cable attached to it about half way up that runs to the ground at an angle (away from the light strand) and gets ancored to the ground, this keep the rope lights from getting blown around side to side in strong winds etc. anyway.. long story short, 12 strings at 200' long each, plus 2x 100' stabilizer legs for each light strand, youre talking about 4800 ft (almost a mile) of stainless steel cable, each one needs dozens of aluminum eyelets, ferrules, connectors.. all of which need to be hydraulically crimped, by hand, in the field, outside in October/November in the upper Midwest when its freezing out, and my little harbor freight hydraulic crimper (just like the one in this video) has worked FLAWLESSLY going on 10 years now!
Best investment ever! No regrets here. The only thing i ever had happen is occasionally the head will unscrewed from the body a little too much (it kind swivles) and if it unthreads too much the hydraulic oil will start to weep out and make a mess next time you go to grab it out the case. No big deal though, just twist it tight (dont over tighten, the threads are fine) and it seals back up perfectly.
Awesome tool! 👍
Hi thank you for the trip, just to let you know there are people who enjoy the boat videos, along with all the others you do 👍so thanks for all your hard work. 👍🐝🌞
Love your videos. And thats awesome giving him the boat for a good deal and even helping him with repairs. Hope you video that. 🍻
HEY! Hello Chris and Jen! Thumbs UP!
Hi, Richard!
what a great find! that thing is one of the better looking small boats of that era, good lines and appears a quality build.
G,day from Sydney Australia. Nice preserved glass boat.
*Good work trouble shooting the lack of engine cooling water flow rate, including temperature sensor and dashboard gauge.
* impressed with the air driven oil injection into the side throttle cable.
🌏🇭🇲
Hey dude I know you probably won’t see this but… we’re interested in whatever you’re passionate and excited about. Some of us may have special attachments to some specific engines or models of cars/boats/whatever, that gets us even more engaged in some videos, but what brings most of us back is your energy and enthusiasm for getting down and dirty with repairs others may have given up on.
And Gus.
So I have to say I love the variety. My interests are at least as varied as yours and yes boats are among them. Keep up the good work bro.
I love the boats. Had a few. I'm envious of how much access you have to beautiful waterways. Keep it up...
love these old neat boats you come across as much as the cars .
13:38 Porta Potty from 1983 like me. I always knew it was a good year...
Thanks for clearing up that $10000 sale price. My jaw dropped... nice video. Thanks.
I've had a lot of boats over the years and have taken the GM straight six and Mercruiser from boat to boat a few times. My first boat was a Galaxy with a freeze cracked block. Tried to weld/braze it, waste of time. Bought a 265 engine from a salvage yard cheap because I pulled it myself from a bread delivery truck. That combination lasted for years. Strong motor for skiing. If you ever go to a stock GM 6cylinder like I did, the only differences I found was the marine version has stainless steel freeze plugs, and the head dowels are different. Water pumps are supposed to be different but I never found any difference.
Great Music score!
Excellent video Chris :) , Jen :) , Gus The Dog 🐕 nice shape on boat agree Chris and run nice too on water plus hopefully cold clears up too 👍! Excellent work on brick on shop too and nice fire 🔥 to enjoy!
Jacks Marina! Brings back memories of our boating days on the river! We are still lifetime members at Bristol Yacht club. I remember boating in the Chesapeake with charts, & binoculars!!
That was a great experience!
Nice paving slab job Chris.I think maybe you could get more money from a vintage boat collecter ?
But who am i to offer advice.
Glad the Christmas tree decorations made from old dead trees are selling too .
I must be in the wrong game.
Glad Jen's video out on Monday.
I understand that she has a regular job,so it takes time for her to publish new content,but all good things come to those who wait huh .
Love all 3 channels,and thanks for the great free entertainment .
Don"t listen to other Guys. I love the boat videos!
NNKH im here because of the boats and im all for it. ive only been on a boat a few times as a kid but was interested in things that could be wrong with one and how to fix it. after watching your vids its takin all the fear and guess work out of owning a boat
i love both boat and car stuff. thanks for wrenching
If it has an engine/motor and it's been sitting, it's fun. I personally love the boats, heavy equipment and very old 'stuff'. Keep `em coming Chris!