Follow up on this video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q99pqNyovr-ahJc.html Saw a lot of comments about it being shame to scrap a car with all the good parts on it. They're only good if people need them and are willing to buy them. I listed this car is the parts car before even picking it up. If you're interested in something, shoot me an offer. Would be great to see somebody use the glass or other usable items

First 3 minutes and you have done more problem solving than some folks do in their life !! Love it.

Reasons people watch your vlogs. 1) you’re genuinely nice people or amazing actors 2) you know your stuff 3) you find interesting vehicles 4) you obviously love each other and are a great match . I wish you all the best in life. Cheers from Toronto

This isn't something I often see people commenting on in your videos: you have such a natural talent for compelling visual storytelling. You could remove the audio from most of your videos and they would still be captivating and make complete sense. It's little moments like the shot at 19:40, where you clearly took the time to set up a camera just for a shot of you looking at a bag, that show how acutely you understand the power of visual intrigue. I think this is a huge part of why your vlogs are so successful and will continue to be. You share with us your organic everyday experiences but go the extra mile to make them feel like more than just everyday videos. Thank you so much for all that you do here. Your videos warm my heart.

Amazed to hear that MB idle after sitting for almost 5 decades Poster child for “they don’t build them like they used to” Hope it finds a good home and lives on for years to come

You cannot even compare your channel to the Whistlin Diesel guy, you respect cars and try to save them. Not in a carshow display condition, but at least functional, reliable and running, your passion is shinning through your videos, and so are your skills and mindset. I think we all admire that, not to mention you bring us all in cool adventures. I think we all can tell by now you're just genuine, and with or without camera, that would be the same lifestyle, cause you get the thrill from it. The Whistlin Diesel guy is the typical young rich kid, who had everything in his life, and has no particular skills but spending his money in stupid ways, faking some publicity stunts and destroying things the average joe could never buy in one life, for fun, and for an absurd amount of view and money, in the way selling merchandising to his community, which is probably pretty young. He's just this kind of talentless, views grinding youtuber, almost a Logan Paul for automobiles. Best thing is to ignore him anyway, I suspect nobody liking NNKH would appreciate the guy's "work".

Sorry if I have said this before, iam a stroke survivor. (Lived). Your adventures give me hope. Thanks.

Smart move because the engine sounded surprisingly good for its age!

That aluminum hood and especially that front grill might have been worth something….

Whistlin Deisel is an affront to all of us who just try to keep our junk running!😂

There should be two little metal tabs on each side of the hood hinges where you can put that hood straight up in the air

Chris, as an MGB enthusiast. If you can get the hood and luggage rack off that car, thry are desirable. Not huge money, but certainly enough to be worth your while.

I'm a amateur woodworker and antique tool fan. I am so glad that you appreciated the value of that bandsaw and were able to save it!

Chris ,Just keep doing what your doing , there's only one person you have to please and that's you ,with better than a half a million subscribers your doing something we like keep doing it .

I would have saved ALL the glass, the door handles, window winders, headlights..... basically anything that could help an enthusiast rebuild a classic.................there's NO way someone could find those windows, to the right customer they'd be worth a fortune!

it's incredible that this engine starts almost on the first try after all these years 😮😮😮

You know these Mercs have a service position for the hood 😊

I enjoy how you approach each job and you don’t waste very many steps,like mowing where the tow pig was after you moved it. Tech’s like you are very rare. You are gifted with the rare common sense element. Not seen much today.

I wouldn't have any idea how to get that old Merc out of there. Your can do attitude is amazing!

I'm with you. Whistlen Diesel is an obnoxious punk with too much money. Quit watching a year ago.

Another great will it run! Never expected that to fire up so quick, nicely done. You definitely made the right choice scapping the entire car as is, everyone will tell you how valuable this or that part is, and yet no one buys it. I sat with two cars worth of 115/114 parts for several years, including all glass, and no takers even free. Ended up scrapping most in the end. You just sped up the process.

Chris, Mercedes-Benz manufactured the "Ponton" (German for pontoon-- referring the bulbous body) from about 1953 to 1959, basically. The next series was the "Heckflosse" or swallow-tail, which was what they called the model with tailfins (which remind me of an old Rambler somewhat). I had a 1965 M-B 190D with the 1.9 liter diesel motor that was a dark grey similar to that Ponton. Rated at 69 bhp, it wasn't a speed demon, but it ran great. These models of Mercedes had an issue with rust (like most European cars of this era) especially in the frame.

10:10 "best feeling ever, to not care" couldnt be more true. my last car was peeling paint and had dings all over it, anytime anything happend to it I just told myself it was just a drop in a bucket full of water. now i have a financed car that was in near perfect condition and my day is ruined when I find a new scratch on it lmaooo

This video just goes to prove the old adage that “they don’t build them like they used to.” Thanks for saving the engine/trans; hope you can put them to good use.

Im right there with you Chris. These are my favourite types of videos you do. Saving the old stuff even if its just some parts. Good to see something different too. Keep it up man.

I know nothing about cars, but this is by far my favorite channel, keep it up Chris!

Almost ZERO cars made in the last 20 years would be able to do this in 50 years sitting like this.. so much crap plastic and delicate electronics.. it honestly amazing this thing ran with so little effort.. and such a cool car, lots of history with the old Mercedes.. i bet many people are looking for a running motor like this.. great job !!

Chris, I was like oh man this POS really? But WOW man that was FANTASTIC ! that little engine is a beauty, I wonder if it would fit and work in a little import pickup or something. Whatever it is I and ALL of us will be here ! You are one TALENTED Guy ! GREAT CHANNEL !

Agree completely. Love the way you clean these old vehicles, no matter if you'll save them or not. Just can't stand watching cars get crushed without saving the few parts that are usable. There's always someone that can use a window glass, trim piece, or in this case, a great little 4-pot. Good job!

Save on it! Thanks for the fun adventure mechanic content NNKH! It's always great seeing you in the feed!

My mouth dropped when you put the Jfegwo on it and it cranked like it ran yesterday! I was saying after you opened the hood, “NO WAY THAT RUNS!”

It's always fun to watch your videos Chris. You are genuinely a cool guy. As far as Whistlin diesel goes, he’s an idiot.

So many questions…. How come you didn’t use the roll back to,pick it up? How can you tell honey bees apart? Is there anything you can’t do? Lol 😂🤙

I absolutely love it my man when you hoover and pressure wash any project vehicle. It makes me happy!!! 😊 You’re a legend mate, love your content and always watch anything fresh. Binge watched older stuff too btw. Keep them coming bro…. Man love…. From south west UK BABY!! 🙏🤝🤜🤛

A hundred years ago that must have been a hellava nice neighborhood.

There's a reason why German engineers are respected worldwide. This Merc engine is an example.

20:50 Best ever entertainment EVER Mr.Gus Legs McGee Run gus run

Chris...you, Jennifer Sugint, Derek Bieri, Dalton Summitt and Kevin Brown are my favorite to watch on KZfaq! I just absolutely look forward to yours and Jen's new videos when they come up! Thank you for being awesome...I love your content! I also agree with you about Whistlin' Diesel... can't get down with destroying good stuff either! Shame on him! Stay awesome man! Alberta, Canada loves you!

Stay the Course Chris ! NNKH!💪💪💪

greatest sound ever. an old motor starting after a layup. nice band saw too.

Watching this on my iPad, while watching the Phils on TV. Great msg during the power wash.😂 Love your videos. Got my 1996 25hp 2stroke Tohatsu outboard running the other day, after 14 years of sitting idle. Watching your channel was a huge inspiration for that to happen. 👍

I really enjoyed this one! My first car (1975) was a 1959 Mercedes 190. It looked very similar to yours, it had the big 6 cylinder and the 4 speed on the tree, electric clutch. Low compression in 2 cylinders, clutch slipped but we had a great time in it! All the “cool” kids had mustangs or Camaros but those kids had nothing on me! Sold it to a “Mercedes guy” took the money and bought a VW squareback

" I left my chain here" 😅 suuuure

The exact reason I watch you and VGG. saving our automotive history. I have a one owner 93 Chevy truck it will live as long as I do and hopefully long after.

I was skeptical, until you made it run. Amazing. Joy all around.

Agreed about your comment regarding whistling diesel, you have to wonder about the type of person that enjoys watching that rubbish. Says alot about his audience tbh.

Love the shot of budd plant at the very end there. Snuck my way in there a few times over the last few years. A cool little explore with automotive heritage if you ever find yourself being devious these days still.

i love seeing those old cars run again it always amazes me how they always just start right up after sitting for years it's that old school stuff it was meant to last

We appreciate your effort in salvaging the heart and soul of this vintage MB

I love what you do and your video format is perfect! Bringing these old vehicles back to life, you are great, your partner and the dog, good luck, keep moving towards the best possible.... J'adore ce que vous faites et votre format vidéo est parfait ! Redonner vie à ces vieux véhicules, vous êtes formidables, votre partenaire et le chien, bon courage, continuez à avancer vers le meilleur possible...BEN de FRANCE

Thought there was no way it would run. Awesome! Puddin might want that for his car he bought!

I hate too see old class cars destroyed ...

Hello friend from Argentina, I have been following you. I send you and your family a hug. I don't know how to speak English or write English, I only know Spanish, but with the cell phone application I hope you understand it, a big hug.

I hope you guys are going to be flying to the west coast for another "will it run and drive home" video. Love those. I said it before, you are the real Chris Fix.

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Thank you for your content. Greetings from Lithuania!!!

For an Englishman it's really odd to see you get a car on the road that'd never pass an MOT in the UK.

It was probably parked in the 70s with some minor problems like needing brake work or suspension issues because the cool new thing then was to get a car with fake wood trim, cheap as can be materials, and an 8 track player. The quality Mercedes was looked down upon as antiquated and obsolete. Sad that it went from a car someone paid a premium for new and loved to rotting on a dirt lot for nearly 50 years. That drivetrain would be nice to drop into some other car of that era. It’s great that was saved.

I can't believe the carb jets were still clear enough to flow after all these years. Amazing. And I'll bet this is the first time anyone removed an engine the way you just did!

Absolutely enjoyed the video Chris. I would of saved the grill it would of made a nice wall hanger. Hopefully you will go back and get that wagon. Thanks for taking the time to share. D

Happy Saturday Chris

I like that you appreciate the build quality of these old Benzes. They were so far ahead of their time.

Happy to see you saved the band saw.

I've learned so much from this channel. Even enough to work on my own car

"You guys are probably thinking I'm a weirdo for messing with this junker." A little bit. ❤

Again awesome video, it doesnt matter if it wont drive, you gave this old MB its last breath before letting go of that bodywork, so crispy and rusted its beyond repair. If that engine and gearbox finds another owner, would be cool 👍🏻

I enjoy the random content. For me that is what keeps this channel forever entertaining.

HEY! Hello Chris and Jen! Thumbs UP!!

I was so happy to see you take on that Mercedes. On the caddy video I made a comment hoping you would take a swing at it and I love that you did. The reason I watch your videos is because mechanics is in my blood. Dad is a an independent mechanic here in Oregon. Owns and runs his own shop for 35+ years. Specializes in Mercedes and BMW. Mostly older ones. I know many of his customers, good people. When one passed away I was able to purchase his Mercedes. A 1998 E320. However more importantly, a car that my dad had maintained for decades. Two years of ownership with few issues. I asked dad about this particular Mercedes and he shared some of his knowledge. What he told me lines up pretty well with what we see in this video. He said the engines where the best part of these cars. "bulletproof" was the word he used. Everything else was problem after problem in his experience but the engines would run with minimal effort or maintenance. I spoke with him after watching the caddy video so I had not seen this one yet. He brought up the rear suspension and axle being a source of problems for the car. Then I watch this and the rear axle is all kinds of messed up. He also talked about the hood problem, not new for him being a Mercedes mechanic, those hood attached grills being difficult to work around but later Mercedes had hinges that allow the hoods to go up higher, my E320 has a hinge button that allows the hood to go up 90 degrees.

This would make an awesome "Burnout Vehicle" for a "Cleetus and Cars" event

Hey buddy. I am a Ukrainian living in Canada. And I watch your videos with great pleasure. I wish you good luck in the development of the channel! Respect!

Great video and great channel. Don't change a thing.

I loved the random horn part!

Every time I see you going to rescue one of those crunchy rat traps I think "what a pile of junk! what's the point???" But then when you work your magic and make the engine run again after IDK how many freaking years, I get it! Keep up the good work! Greetings from Brazil.

I look foward to every video this guy posts. great channel and great guy

Get the Amazon too please!

Zündfolge = firing order. Pronounced "ZYOOND-FOLGUH". That bandsaw is super neat!

Shout out to PB Blaster products. They really are the best. Use them all the time. Hi Chris and Jen! Enjoying it as always :)

Find an old Falcon or Chevy II for that engine! Love the channel!

Wow, where you live kind of depresses me how congested it is props to you brother for being able to handle it

The chip bags in basically new shape from 35+ years ago is crazy

WOW Chris... I can't believe the wheels roll 😳

Hearing about whistling’ spoilt brat , they came over and bought some of our old tanks , guess they are wrecked now too .

Always shocked to hear that combustion kick in. Nice salvage of that engine. I know nothing about classic cars, but I would think those body panels would be worth something to those who restore these old gems. They looks rusty, but solid.

Love your channel Chris. I'm with you 110% regarding WhistlinDiesel. I tried watching it a couple of times and left disgusted. I like watching and supporting people I can relate to. Thank you for what you and Jen do. All the best from Worcester County Massachusetts! ☮️ on 🌎

Ive seen someone spend $250k+ on restoring one of these. Insane. Used to work at a Mercedes shop. Most people preferred SLs but there was always an oddball.

Built in Germany, felt to rust in pieces in the USA 😂

He pisses me off too. He's ruined alot of nice stuff.

I enjoy watching you work! Nothing you cannot figure out keep them coming!🙏☮️🇺🇸

I agree with you.Keep it up , don't stop Chris

Fun Fact the jubilee hose clip was invented by a British Navel officer Commander Lumley Robinson in 1921 Awesome video Chris 👏🏼

The OM606 Turbo diesel merc engines are pumping over 900 bhp here …on stock,pistons & crank ….. panzerkräft

I'm still doing my project on MMC 1999 everything just fine ...! 🎉 Luv the videos , long time no see.

Great to see you having fun with this car and learning a bit about German engineering! My father had a 1959 219 (6 cylinder). He loved doing the ton (100mph) with it when possible. They are a very solid comfortable car.

Philly Mob used that band saw to chop up Hoffa. Fact!

Keep doing you! That MB wasn’t going anywhere but you gave it a great final resting place! ✌️

Lol, Chris, you saved some excellent parts. I was glad the MB went to the crusher. It would have been a total waste to try and drive. Your explanation at the end was spot on. Thanks for the cool try.😂

glad you picked up that drill press! I saw that in a previous video and wanted to tell you to grab it!

You need to think a more before you start smashing stuff up, because they could be worth something👍🇬🇧

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