Love love watching your awesome car finds!!!! I’m a 74 year old lady and Love the Older Cars as I’ve had a Chevelle SS 70’ and and a Oldsmobile Lemans 69’ I think with the quardoejets-442 - not too sure on my spelling and the numbers lol just know it was a hot engine- watch your videos for hours as makes my day 🥰
I’m from northeast Texas and I think Dennis Collins is the man. Great guy. Anyone should be proud to do business with him. Man of his word, honest as the day is long. Alex has a great mentor. Hold on to every moment because life is very short and when the days pass you buy your gonna miss this. God bless everyone
I can appreciate Dennis’s passion for these Jeeps and just how polite he is while doing business.... That’s the way it should be and you one of few still doing it.... Keep rescuing those Jeeps!!!
Better money wise? There grandfather bought 6,700 cars from auctions, probably inheriting there grandfathers concrete company and his US patents, I’d say there pretty well off
Your love for saving these wonderful cars is just second to none,and all the knowledge you have really shows how much you enjoy your work,thanks for sharing everything and treating everyone so well,class act sir.
This videos so good i immediately watched it again. Please please please keep these videos going on your youtube channel! Dont let the reality tv shows come and take you away from us! This is just too good!
As an old guy who owned a little of everything in the early to mid 1990's I was into the Mitsubishi Eclipse/ Eagle Talon's. I had several from a 2wd 5spd car to a modded 1990 AWD Turbo car. I haven't seen one in years and he had several from different years lying around in his yard. Many were scrapped from timing belt breaks that drove the valves right through the top of the pistons. Man those cars were fun to drive.
THIS is what makes for really good watching. No profanity laced yadda yadda, no stupidly childish clowning around, always respectful. And Dennis does it all with no f-bombs flying out of his mouth with every second word! Dennis' knowledge of Jeeps is just fascinating.
Hands down, best channel on UA-cam. I'm so glad there's others that memorize cars and cares about cars and vehicles the same way I do. Dennis you are truly incredible and I salute you sir
Lived in that area for most of my life. In fact my grandpa’s farm was about an hour or so from Lambert’s Cafe where you ate. Tons of cars spread throughout his farm. Trucks, Old muscle cars, tons of Jeep’s, you name it its there. My family never traded cars, they’d drive it then park it in the field when they bought something else. I’ve been dying to save them, but the family refuses to let them go. Now my uncle lives there and keeps adding to the field. Lots of properties like that around there.
Just started watching Dennis yesterday. Yeah really good. Can’t stand most of what’s on tv now. Certainly can’t stand ANY of those fake so-called reality shows. These guys pretty real. Thank you.
2:20 DC turned around with a "don't ask me stupid questions" look on his face. Then he saw the camera, and answered the question like a pro. You're the man!!
Great show....I was a Fast -n-Loud Fan and now I enjoy watching your show. I'm from St.Louis, Missouri and I appreciate you coming to our state. Lamberts Cafe is a great spot. Keep doing what you do
Dennis you're literally a life saver for sooo soooo many Forgotten Classics doing it 4 as long as u can and then pass it down to family or some1 like Alex tht has a massive car obsession like youreself
For anyone that doesn't know, the Lambert's restaurant they ate at, it is the home of the throwed rolls. I ate at the one in Foley, Alabama. Fantastic place and yes they throw the rolls to you.
The food isn’t nearly as good as it was when Lambert’s was just a small cafe. I believe this is the 5th location in Sikeston since it first opened. We used to eat at there when it was at Main and Malone at the center of town. It probably seated 25-30 people max, but the food was so much better. The food is still good, but now it is more about oversized servings and putting on a show. The rolls are amazing though. It is more of a tourist place, locals don’t eat there as much, especially during the summer. There will be lines going all the way around the building to get in. You have got to really want to eat there to wait out in the heat and humidity of “Swamp East” Missouri.
@@richardbuck7755 nope, Lambert’s started in Sikeston. The first location opened in 1942, it wasn’t until Norm Lambert took over the business that it got famous for “Throwed Rolls”. It was during a extremely busy lunch rush that he couldn’t get to every table to deliver rolls and someone shouted ou “throw ‘em”, and Norm did. As a kid, we would go to the Main and Malone location to eat once a week. The building was small and seated 25-30 people, but the food was so good. Now it is about huge portions and the show.
Freakin' cool episode, Dennis! One of your best thus far. You have a great demeanor and a fantastic crew. It would be a blast working for Collins Brothers Jeeps. Cheers!
Dennis, Thank you so much for the posts you and your team share. You guys are true gentlemen, and ladies, that share your finds and add the historical facts without using profanity and bucket mouth comments. I can share your posts with my family, including my grandchildren and share your historical facts to teach them about cars and the art, yes art, of collecting, restoring, and sharing them with others. I look forward to each of your posts and your comments. Just amazes me what you guys find and again sharing the find with others in a true professional manner. Again thank you so much and keep up the good work. Don Jones. Cookeville, Tennessee.
Watching this video again, my must have road trip chip are Buggles, got to have them. Reminds me of the Country Long camping trip we did with the parents as kids. I am 61 now and smile every time I see the big huge bag at Sams or Kroger for like $3.00 that I never buy but always go all in for the smaller bag same price. Pair it with spicy corn nuts and sunflower seeds that keep from falling to sleep on long trips. Keep the videos coming.
@@KushMcGee well his show ... Fast and Loud got canceled....So, he ain't gitn that money anymore....Plus, one of his " theme restaurants " been shut down in my area for about 3 years now....Looks like a dump... tall grass needs cutting, graffiti ev'ry where, trash ev'ry where...Gota "For sale " sign up....but, you'd have to spend a few millions to get rid of all the junk car crap he used to "theme " it out....Plus, it's in a crappy location....All the good restaurants are a good 1/2 mile or more aways... Its like a duck outta water... Just " peddling " and ain't going nowheres.....
After following F&L, I enjoyed watching the lads. Seeing Dennis more and more I finally found his channel, and so pleased I did. Great format, great guys, and Dennis seems a great guy, and enjoying following these buys. Show us some after restores, or sales.... Go on.
I am so in love with this new format I wish that they would have done the fast and loud format like this so unfiltered and so raw that it's almost perfect
Love this “show” and is a lot more interesting and entertaining than most of the shows syndicated on tv! Someone should sign Dennis up to his own show especially now when we are avidly watching television and stuck at home due to Covid 19. 👍
Said it before and I will say it again, Dennis is a joy to watch, treats all with respect, works his tail off and his employees get a good workout and an excellent education.. Keep Rocking ole Boy!!!
As you guys were walking into the salvage yard, you passed up a “unicorn” of sorts. It was the light blue Ford truck with the camper on it. Ford made very, very few of these. Bonus points if it was a 4x4.
Wow Dennis don't change anything, by far the best show for us petrolheads,with all the worlds problems excellent entertainment and escapism, keep on truckin,from a snowy UK
Awesome to see ya so close to my back yard rescuing and potentially reviving some of the older vehicles around here. There's a lot of hoarder collections around these parts, hopefully one day I'll be able to afford to do the same. You all definitely picked a good spot to eat, Lamberts is so good!
Hi Dennis and great crew , from the UK , I've just come across your channel and watched this video and hope to see the ones you choose to restore on more video's please , to keep me sane during our tedious lockdowns although i am managing to trade some vehicles .thank you.
I recently watched the street outlaws episode where they race Richard and it made my day to see cheif put that spoiled brat in his place. And when the camera is on Richard and Dennis whooping it up and playing with there hair and sean says with a genuine smile on his face" what a couple of tool bags " was priceless!
This is probably the coolest video you’ve posted. And there are some great vids on your channel. Beyond cool. The whole back story about the concrete business, their relatives, the cars ... great video. Nice job.
I lived in Dexter for over twenty years, interesting town and I remember when the plant was still in business. Sherm Smith Classic Cars is also located there. There is no telling what you will come across back in those hill; be sure they know you are coming. Lambert's started out in a small building in downtown Sikeston. "The cafe was started in Sikeston in 1942 by Earl Lambert, assisted by his wife Agnes, his brother Robert, and Robert's wife Ruby. In 1976 Earl's son Norman "'Ole Norm" Lambert, a former football coach at Sikeston High School, took over management. It was Norman who started the tradition of throwing rolls to customers. In 1981 he explained, "I started throwing rolls about four years ago when we were in our old cafe. It was too crowded one noon for me to serve the rolls to a customer and somebody yelled, 'Throw em.' So I threw them. So, now I do that about every noon meal and during the evenings too. The rolls are fresh, right out of the oven". It's a friendly area and Dennis fit right in.
hey dennis, let us know when your coming back for the others, love your show and what you guys do with these jeeps, id like to come meet you in person too, thanks, your picking these up 20 miles from me,lol, be safe and good hunting
Dennis you are the man! I love your channel and I cannot wait until you get your own reality show!!!! I will tune in for sure. Keep bird doggin the grest finds! Great job to you and your crew!!!!
Agree. Even drove most of it. Like u said didn't fly a mile. That's the difference in "DOWN TO EARTH PEOPLE".. see what I did there😂😂 but foreal he is. Dennis is a really cool dude. Natural people person.. jus all around good ole egg.. whatever that means I've always wanted say that
At 26:49 Dennis makes mention of how sand can actually protect against rust. This is sooo true. I bought a van once that was sitting in sand for 10 years. It actually sunk so far into the sand, the fuel tank was buried. It took two tow trucks to get that van out of there. One tow truck to get the first one that got stuck in the sand. Long story short, no rust and with a new battery, the van started right up! no lie! Something about that sand protected the fuel and metal.
Yeah but usually a channel has subscriber's with only half or less actually watching the video. On this channel, 90% of subscriber's watch the videos. And yes I agree. I just wanted to point that out.
I think RR could still learn a lot from you in regards to dealing with people … ie: your contacts, customers and staff Dennis. I really enjoy your vids and what you’re doing … You’re a proper Gent and very knowledgeable to boot! Nice work … Willie UK
This is how reality shows should be. Love of the craft. Everyone polite. No drama. Always in awe of Dennis's knowledge.
It's not a reality show
Absolutely!
Exactly!
Well said mate
Rust ranch location people need
Love love watching your awesome car finds!!!! I’m a 74 year old lady and Love the Older Cars as I’ve had a Chevelle SS 70’ and and a Oldsmobile Lemans 69’ I think with the quardoejets-442 - not too sure on my spelling and the numbers lol just know it was a hot engine- watch your videos for hours as makes my day 🥰
I’m from northeast Texas and I think Dennis Collins is the man. Great guy. Anyone should be proud to do business with him. Man of his word, honest as the day is long. Alex has a great mentor. Hold on to every moment because life is very short and when the days pass you buy your gonna miss this. God bless everyone
Yes he is. I just don't understand how and why he ever got associated with Richard "Cheapskate" Rawlins! Talk about opposites attract lol.
Shoot you got me choked up. Bless y’all
Watching this was waaaay better than any sitcom on TV.
Totally agree! I grew up in Southeast Missouri and find it so incredibly awesome that he found all those cars right there in Dexter!
Dennis seems like a great guy to work for... I feel like what you see is what you get... We need more of that
I can appreciate Dennis’s passion for these Jeeps and just how polite he is while doing business....
That’s the way it should be and you one of few still doing it....
Keep rescuing those Jeeps!!!
Dennis , your a ok dude , i like that you dont tire kick the price , if its worth it 🎰 you pay the seller , and that i respect
Dennis already "tire kicked" the hell out of the guy over the phone, no need to do it on camera. Haha
NO DOLLARS DISSCUSSED ? SO HOW YOU KNOW HOW MUCH TIGHT WAD CHEISLED HIM DOWN
@@billybob042665 Names should also start with a capital letter Mark P
@@aviation3530 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAA WA WWWA Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
some people need to get a life if you're so bothered by literacy, go be a damn grade school teacher for fucks sake.
Such a down to earth bloke Dennis is. Never looks down on people or thinks he’s better than other people. Definitely better than Richard is.
Better money wise? There grandfather bought 6,700 cars from auctions, probably inheriting there grandfathers concrete company and his US patents, I’d say there pretty well off
@@Nate-cw7of Not sure what that has to do with my comment. But anyway.
@@WHIKID1 why do you think Dennis would think he better than them? All I’m saying is there’s absolutely no reason why Dennis would think that.
Definitely better than Richard
@@Nate-cw7of I don't think Dennis would think that and I think that is the point he is trying to make.
Your love for saving these wonderful cars is just second to none,and all the knowledge you have really shows how much you enjoy your work,thanks for sharing everything and treating everyone so well,class act sir.
Imagine how much love Dennis has for what he knows. Thank you for your videos. Keep doing what you do.
Love the late 60's ford crew cab you walked by when you first walked into the yard.
Yes it needs saved i seen that
What’s the time stamp when it appears in the video?
i think its a 70 or 71 but yes its very nice...sad to see the roof caved it 8:24
Really authentic guy,luv the way he treats people with respect,his parents did a fantastic job of bringing him up..
This videos so good i immediately watched it again. Please please please keep these videos going on your youtube channel! Dont let the reality tv shows come and take you away from us! This is just too good!
Dennis is a Bad Ass dude, with tons of knowledge but the Best part of him that he is Humble and Very Consider toward others
God Bless You More!!!!!
I see a lot of 240sx those are like gold these days quickly climbing in value
It’s because people beat them into the ground. Just like jeep XJs keep killing them and there won’t be any left
When he was leaning up against that 240, I was thinking “there’s somebody’s drift car”
As an old guy who owned a little of everything in the early to mid 1990's I was into the Mitsubishi Eclipse/ Eagle Talon's. I had several from a 2wd 5spd car to a modded 1990 AWD Turbo car. I haven't seen one in years and he had several from different years lying around in his yard. Many were scrapped from timing belt breaks that drove the valves right through the top of the pistons. Man those cars were fun to drive.
240s, Talons, Eclipses. Even a couple of Stealths. My early 2000s self was like whoa
I was thinking the same thing, I also spotted an MR2 in the crowd!
THIS is what makes for really good watching. No profanity laced yadda yadda, no stupidly childish clowning around, always respectful. And Dennis does it all with no f-bombs flying out of his mouth with every second word! Dennis' knowledge of Jeeps is just fascinating.
Love it! Walked right past an E32 750i at 8:04. Quite a yard those guys have.
Somewhat uncommon Style 3 wheels on it too!
lota of mr2s and 240sx's too lol
Hands down, best channel on UA-cam. I'm so glad there's others that memorize cars and cares about cars and vehicles the same way I do. Dennis you are truly incredible and I salute you sir
Dennis is one of the only rich guys I would love to hang out with. He's so down to earth and an all around nice guy.
Watching Dennis and his crew rescue automobiles is mezmering. I could watch this all day, and I have. Just absolutely fascinating.
I can't imagine walking and talking to a automotive legend like Collins.
I noticed that Dennis cares about his guys, always asking about their well being. Such a nice person.
Drive whole night and sleep only for 1.5 hours? Are you nuts?
Lived in that area for most of my life. In fact my grandpa’s farm was about an hour or so from Lambert’s Cafe where you ate. Tons of cars spread throughout his farm. Trucks, Old muscle cars, tons of Jeep’s, you name it its there. My family never traded cars, they’d drive it then park it in the field when they bought something else. I’ve been dying to save them, but the family refuses to let them go. Now my uncle lives there and keeps adding to the field. Lots of properties like that around there.
Yes sir! Born, raised and live 20 minutes away in poplar bluff
Just started watching Dennis yesterday. Yeah really good. Can’t stand most of what’s on tv now. Certainly can’t stand ANY of those fake so-called reality shows. These guys pretty real. Thank you.
2:20 DC turned around with a "don't ask me stupid questions" look on his face. Then he saw the camera, and answered the question like a pro. You're the man!!
Dennis! YOU'RE the MAN! I hope young people get to watch your show. We need PEOPLE like you. You're great!
Dennis is the real deal...seems like a great guy to do business with....OUT STANDING
Yes Richard Rollins would still be trying to get them for $5 lol
@@courtneesdad No he would want them for free and you would have to deliver it.
Great show....I was a Fast -n-Loud Fan and now I enjoy watching your show. I'm from St.Louis, Missouri and I appreciate you coming to our state. Lamberts Cafe is a great spot. Keep doing what you do
Great show I used love going out too the yards and picking my own parts. Always felt I was getting a good deal ! Back in the day
Dennis you're literally a life saver for sooo soooo many Forgotten Classics doing it 4 as long as u can and then pass it down to family or some1 like Alex tht has a massive car obsession like youreself
For anyone that doesn't know, the Lambert's restaurant they ate at, it is the home of the throwed rolls. I ate at the one in Foley, Alabama. Fantastic place and yes they throw the rolls to you.
Been there many times. They stuff me so full of food I need a wheelbarrow to wheel my a$$ out of there every time.
@@stevew9247 Understand so clearly. Great food and they keep coming around with refills.
It freaked me out when I saw that. I thought Foley was the only one
The food isn’t nearly as good as it was when Lambert’s was just a small cafe. I believe this is the 5th location in Sikeston since it first opened. We used to eat at there when it was at Main and Malone at the center of town. It probably seated 25-30 people max, but the food was so much better. The food is still good, but now it is more about oversized servings and putting on a show. The rolls are amazing though. It is more of a tourist place, locals don’t eat there as much, especially during the summer. There will be lines going all the way around the building to get in. You have got to really want to eat there to wait out in the heat and humidity of “Swamp East” Missouri.
@@richardbuck7755 nope, Lambert’s started in Sikeston. The first location opened in 1942, it wasn’t until Norm Lambert took over the business that it got famous for “Throwed Rolls”. It was during a extremely busy lunch rush that he couldn’t get to every table to deliver rolls and someone shouted ou “throw ‘em”, and Norm did. As a kid, we would go to the Main and Malone location to eat once a week. The building was small and seated 25-30 people, but the food was so good. Now it is about huge portions and the show.
Some people make things happen, some watch what happens, while others say: what happened? You are #1 Dennis. GR8 work!!
Freakin' cool episode, Dennis! One of your best thus far. You have a great demeanor and a fantastic crew. It would be a blast working for Collins Brothers Jeeps. Cheers!
Dennis, Thank you so much for the posts you and your team share. You guys are true gentlemen, and ladies, that share your finds and add the historical facts without using profanity and bucket mouth comments. I can share your posts with my family, including my grandchildren and share your historical facts to teach them about cars and the art, yes art, of collecting, restoring, and sharing them with others. I look forward to each of your posts and your comments. Just amazes me what you guys find and again sharing the find with others in a true professional manner. Again thank you so much and keep up the good work. Don Jones. Cookeville, Tennessee.
What a great episode. Dennis, I really enjoy watching you work. You are an artist.
Love all the knowledge that Dennis has about vehicles!
Thanks for documenting your Adventure, I really enjoyed the show. Top 5 of my all-time Favorites of all the Coffee-Walks I've watched!
Thank you for keeping it a FAMILY SHOW!!!
cant wait for the restoration series of these cars now that we know their history.
Watching this video again, my must have road trip chip are Buggles, got to have them. Reminds me of the Country Long camping trip we did with the parents as kids. I am 61 now and smile every time I see the big huge bag at Sams or Kroger for like $3.00 that I never buy but always go all in for the smaller bag same price. Pair it with spicy corn nuts and sunflower seeds that keep from falling to sleep on long trips. Keep the videos coming.
Great video Dennis - really enjoyed it. Thanks for taking us along.
I love your show! Love that you rescue the old stuff! I love the alpha Romeo near the cj7
Every car there, somebody watchin is sayin " I need that part"
I sure could use the front clip off that red starquest at 9:06 😁
I want the Mr 2
Looks like there's enough eclipses to reshoot F&F part 1
@@rdehart5509 or how about the s14 240sx at 21:07??!!
Seen a few 3000 GT VR4's/Dodge Stealth
You really got a love Dennis he really takes care of his crew they're all like family they look out for each other and work hard they also play hard
Dennis is so much better when he isn’t around RR. He seems like a great guy when he’s not around his peeps
Strongly agree!!
You can tell RR was that lame who got picked on in school now hes got hella money and thinks his shit dont stink
@@KushMcGee well his show ... Fast and Loud got canceled....So, he ain't gitn that money anymore....Plus, one of his " theme restaurants " been shut down in my area for about 3 years now....Looks like a dump... tall grass needs cutting, graffiti ev'ry where, trash ev'ry where...Gota "For sale " sign up....but, you'd have to spend a few millions to get rid of all the junk car crap he used to "theme " it out....Plus, it's in a crappy location....All the good restaurants are a good 1/2 mile or more aways... Its like a duck outta water... Just " peddling " and ain't going nowheres.....
Totally agree RR a douchebag
So easy to crap all over someone's best friend when he can't defend himself. Pitiful
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Yep, this is why I watch this show, Dennis is a class act all the way, an absolute gentleman , respectful, passionate. Great team
After following F&L, I enjoyed watching the lads. Seeing Dennis more and more I finally found his channel, and so pleased I did.
Great format, great guys, and Dennis seems a great guy, and enjoying following these buys.
Show us some after restores, or sales.... Go on.
I am so in love with this new format I wish that they would have done the fast and loud format like this so unfiltered and so raw that it's almost perfect
Some good ole boys up there in Missouri !
Yep minus St.Louis the Kansas City inner city shitholes Missouri is very beautiful and full of hard working people from all walks of life.
Love how dennis knows how to always Treat his staff and crew...👍After a hard days work👍💞REAL GOOD GUY..
Love this “show” and is a lot more interesting and entertaining than most of the shows syndicated on tv! Someone should sign Dennis up to his own show especially now when we are avidly watching television and stuck at home due to Covid 19. 👍
I've had about 20 jeeps in the last 40 years. I know where you all are coming from. EPIC TRIP! I love the thrill of the hunt!
20 in 40? I have had one in 17. Bought it new, still have it with just 40,000 original miles, and no it's not for sale.
Should have bought that 1st gen dodge...holy grail trucks now-a-days
Exactly I saw that truck in the corner of my screen
Love watching Coffee Walk, you can learn so much about Jeep and Porsche. You're great to the people who work for you. You have my respect. Great job!!
IN UK HOSPITAL ONLY JUST ESCAPED DEATH AFTER COVID FOR 8 WEEKS TO SEE THIS VIDEO REALLY BROUGHT ME PLEASURE BEING A PETROL HEAD GREAT GUY DENNIS
Get well soon.....
🙏🙏🙏
Great episode been watching Dennis for few months now. I enjoy these car rescues
Man that four door 67 Ford truck with a camper is super rare
Just walks by it...
Said it before and I will say it again, Dennis is a joy to watch, treats all with respect, works his tail off and his employees get a good workout and an excellent education.. Keep Rocking ole Boy!!!
I ate there with my Family at the same table about 4 years ago! Great place!
As you guys were walking into the salvage yard, you passed up a “unicorn” of sorts. It was the light blue Ford truck with the camper on it. Ford made very, very few of these. Bonus points if it was a 4x4.
1 of 400 if memory serves
I absolutely love this video! To me it looks like all scrap metal, but your passion to restore these really comes through! Keep up the good work! 👍
Most will be parted out the ones that can be restored will sit until someone purchases it and Dennis will build it to their liking.
Wow Dennis don't change anything, by far the best show for us petrolheads,with all the worlds problems excellent entertainment and escapism, keep on truckin,from a snowy UK
Awesome to see ya so close to my back yard rescuing and potentially reviving some of the older vehicles around here. There's a lot of hoarder collections around these parts, hopefully one day I'll be able to afford to do the same. You all definitely picked a good spot to eat, Lamberts is so good!
Hi Dennis and great crew , from the UK , I've just come across your channel and watched this video and hope to see the ones you choose to restore on more video's please , to keep me sane during our tedious lockdowns although i am managing to trade some vehicles .thank you.
I recently watched the street outlaws episode where they race Richard and it made my day to see cheif put that spoiled brat in his place. And when the camera is on Richard and Dennis whooping it up and playing with there hair and sean says with a genuine smile on his face" what a couple of tool bags " was priceless!
Checking out jeep buying segment. Classy negotiating. His clients must truly enjoy him. Old school class. Won't comment on Richard. Good work.
Also this 70 cougar eliminator got a 428 super cobra jet factory drag pack
This channel IF you are a car guy,is unbeatable.And there's good channels out there .But this channel I could watch all day long no problem.
WOW! Dennis you can see so much more value in these vehicles then I can see!
Nice to see you are the people dropping dirt and rocks on the highways. Nice of you to share your love for cracked windshields and paint chips...
This may be the best video I’ve seen on the channel so far! The treasure kept coming. Great job to Dennis and the crew.
Say , I do agree completely
Dennis a nice guy.
Ì don't know witch is better Dennis video or Matt on Ďesal Creat (I hope I spell everything right ✅)
Amazing episode! Man the Porsche Cabriolet roosting in that barn ! I really hope that she ends up going on the trailer on your next trip Dennis.
Really loving everything that you’re doing Bill and miss Vicky keep up the awesome work you guys are so down to earth I love it 🙏🙏🙏🙏
I've owned my Yj so long its starting to go up in value. Fun to see you doing this, thanks for the door panels.
I used to work for Stite’s. I took my girlfriend, who is now my wife, to prom in the Blue 911 that you bought.
Lies
Man how you know this man is lying?
@@dontworrywhatmynameis4111 common sense
@@boobies1989 it’s true I literally have a picture of it 😂💯
I remember that Mike!! I can back you up since I was there!
Awesome. Although I was expecting some banjos to start dueling as they walking past the barn... "You in for a real treat, boy"...
I always enjoy the education. Dennis is a wealth of knowledge. My favorite channel.
This is probably the coolest video you’ve posted. And there are some great vids on your channel. Beyond cool. The whole back story about the concrete business, their relatives, the cars ... great video. Nice job.
Awesome, really got involved with the excitement of the finds! Great filming and editing too!
I lived in Dexter for over twenty years, interesting town and I remember when the plant was still in business. Sherm Smith Classic Cars is also located there. There is no telling what you will come across back in those hill; be sure they know you are coming. Lambert's started out in a small building in downtown Sikeston. "The cafe was started in Sikeston in 1942 by Earl Lambert, assisted by his wife Agnes, his brother Robert, and Robert's wife Ruby. In 1976 Earl's son Norman "'Ole Norm" Lambert, a former football coach at Sikeston High School, took over management. It was Norman who started the tradition of throwing rolls to customers. In 1981 he explained, "I started throwing rolls about four years ago when we were in our old cafe. It was too crowded one noon for me to serve the rolls to a customer and somebody yelled, 'Throw em.' So I threw them. So, now I do that about every noon meal and during the evenings too. The rolls are fresh, right out of the oven". It's a friendly area and Dennis fit right in.
hey dennis, let us know when your coming back for the others, love your show and what you guys do with these jeeps, id like to come meet you in person too, thanks, your picking these up 20 miles from me,lol, be safe and good hunting
Dennis you are the man! I love your channel and I cannot wait until you get your own reality show!!!! I will tune in for sure. Keep bird doggin the grest finds!
Great job to you and your crew!!!!
76 Carerra “rougher than a stucco bathtub”
Hilarious!!!
Dennis., thanks for sharing the jeep finds , wow ., and hope ya’ll had a good trip ., see you the next time ., great find ✨👍✨
I live 25 minutes from dexter! I wish I would have known I would have came and helped!
This is the type of show one can watch. Thanks for sharing your video.👍🏼
The best is he did not fly back. Went back with the guys. Appreciate that.
Agree. Even drove most of it. Like u said didn't fly a mile. That's the difference in "DOWN TO EARTH PEOPLE".. see what I did there😂😂 but foreal he is. Dennis is a really cool dude. Natural people person.. jus all around good ole egg.. whatever that means I've always wanted say that
At 26:49 Dennis makes mention of how sand can actually protect against rust. This is sooo true. I bought a van once that was sitting in sand for 10 years. It actually sunk so far into the sand, the fuel tank was buried. It took two tow trucks to get that van out of there. One tow truck to get the first one that got stuck in the sand. Long story short, no rust and with a new battery, the van started right up! no lie! Something about that sand protected the fuel and metal.
How on Earth does this channel have only 185K subs?? 😳 This should be 1 million no problem. Dennis makes Gas Monkey Garage look like Romper Room!
Yeah but usually a channel has subscriber's with only half or less actually watching the video. On this channel, 90% of subscriber's watch the videos. And yes I agree. I just wanted to point that out.
👍Awesome find
Kudos to your videographer...a real muddier, great vids.
How can anyone not love this guy. Such an awesome role model. Thanks for sharing your journey Dennis !
Love eating at Lamberts!!! Awesome food! And the throwed rolls! So good.
My wife and I were there a couple of months ago. I got the pork belly. So good.
14:59 mark, look at that XJ Wagoneer or Briarwood in the background.... Man I wish! 😍😍
Lamberts is the best, I eat at the one in Ozark once a year or so. I can't think of a better way to top off your day.
Great guy, really like watching the adventures.
The food always looks amazing as well.
I love this "road-trip"- videos! And so many cars i like!!!
These videos are just so awesome and we are blessed to get to hear the knowledge that Dennis has. Pretty cool!
Everyone walks right by the 944's!
Always do.....like a 914.....I would gladly have either.
944 appreciated quite quickly at this time
Reply to me and I can send you a link to a Porsche video I shot !! 944 for ever!!😄😄😎😎🍺 cheers
I think RR could still learn a lot from you in regards to dealing with people … ie: your contacts, customers and staff Dennis. I really enjoy your vids and what you’re doing … You’re a proper Gent and very knowledgeable to boot! Nice work … Willie UK