ESTATE AUCTION: What did I buy this time...
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- Welcome to Coffee Walk Ep. 149!
After last weeks' Jeep Bantam buy in Virginia, my team and I decided to continue on to Pennsylvania for an Estate Auction that had some incredible low mile mint condition Jeeps and Classic Cars up for grabs that I just couldn't stand to miss out on.
Want a hint as to just how low mile and how rare? We're talking a 3,000 mile 1984 AMC Eagle Wagon Limited 4WD! WATCH THIS...
As always… GO FAST, HAVE FUN & HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND!! and thanks for watching!
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Dennis- whoever is doing the editing is KILLING it. Give them a raise.
HE'S ALWAYS SHOUTING HIM OUT ON THE VLOGS....
Thank you! We try to bring you the best quality content every week! Super stoked you are all enjoying it!
Are you the editor using a fake account? Lol just playin
I thought Zac did all the edits
2nd that
Coffee Walk t-shirt or not, Dennis stood out, like a high roller in Las Vegas... : )
Not really, he was a super cool dude and wasted hours simply bullshitting with all of us.
@@wileecoyote5749 fffr
Those AMC Eagles are incredibly competent vehicles and the wagons are special. The original crossover vehicle long before Audi, Volvo or Subaru even thought of the category. Very good buy Dennis, OUTSTANDING!
Dennis wanted the Wagoneer, but his face was like whaaaaaaaaaaat, at the $50k opening.
But he knows it’s worth every penny also! I mean, where else are you ever gonna find a better one?
yup it was nuts!!!
That bidding price is soooo wrong wtf....it's worth 10 grand on a good Day
I agree
You could see his blood pressure on that wagoneer damn 65k world record
I think it’s a part of the beginning of an hyperinflation. In Europe and your country.
Ahhh, the pressures of a live auction. I'm a jeep guy, but Dennis made the smart move.
$65k for a wagoneer? It was nice but not $65k nice.
IN MY OPINION!
For 65 K you could build a bad assed Wagoner.
@@jdmoffat2855 as a seasoned auction buyer you have to take the emotion out of it and buy with your head especially if you are planning on flipping the car .
@@carguy7243 i quit going to auctions when they started charging a buyers premium. i used to go to a ton of gun auctions but that put a stop to it. i make more $$ fixing and building firearms than i ever did buying and selling them.
Dude I’d drive the AMC in a heartbeat. “So ugly it’s cool.”
Ditto...that car is boss. And that former police car...that thing is too cool for school. Bet that would be a fun cruising car.
Was my 1st car way back when.
I had a Pacer last ur of HS...
You could fit 15 HS girls in that car...I miss Reds...
My first car was a amc 2wheel drive two door just like that paid 800$ car was bullet proof
Ugly hell. Yugo ugly, no. I've owned over 20 AMC's, the 4wd cars are a blast
Damn it's sends chills down my spine seeing all those old cars in such good shape. Dennis is the man, watched him buy some amazing old cars over the years that shouldn't even be alive anymore. Thanks Dennis for giving these cars a new life.
You know the weekends here when Denis posts a new video! Enjoying with a cold beer in Cornwall, England
Doing the same in Arbroath Scotland
Wales with a cold one on the go
AMC is reliable
What I wouldn't give for a pint of Cornish ale right now!!!
Doing the same on Oxfordshire 🍺
On behalf of Huey Auctioneers crew and the Kraynik family thank you for attending our auction. It was great to meet you in person. Sorry the incognito thing didn’t work out. Hope too see you at another of our auctions.
How do we get information on you're auction?
Find Huey on auctionzip
That Olds Ninety-Eight is cool man... I'd cruise the hell out of that thing. Class.
You have a Good Eye for a Lovely Olds .
I’m still mad as hell at GM ...” Giant Mistakes” , for their murder of Oldsmobile AND Pontiac !
Both fantastic model lines which could and should have been saved !
It was caused by GM’s stupidity , greed , laziness and lack of incentive to build proper cars for the times !
The world of auto making was changing in front of their eyes and they did nothing to build new small/ smaller sized cars which the American people were going to .
And don’t say , we’ll..the Chevy Vega, It was Junk and a travesty !
America needed economy and cars people could PARK, afford to fuel and that ran well .
The Japanese saw the opportunity to produce the cars we wanted and DID it , and are still doing it !
@@jnstonbely5215 gm caved to Obama and the congress an sold off thier best product lines for a fast buck an saved buick thanks to china. So sad.
Be
Dennis, the Olds is the best buy you have made in a LONG TIME.
That's a sweet ride.
Boy that is the truth that Olds is fantastic, I had the pleasure of driving one like it for a couple of weeks while my car was being repaired from a car accident it was like riding on a cloud .
I'm not wearing my Coffee Walk t shirt, thanks Mr Collins coming the whole way from Texas nice to see you Sir! That worked Dennis lol
😄😄
When I lived in the UP Michigan those Eagles were numerous, they turned into beaters with heater's.
They were Great in Galveston, TX too. Great ground clearance for high water and high power electronic ignitions to fight the damp.
That Old's is a very fine looking vehicle!
Isn't it just. Fantastic looking thing.
@Darren dorion Looks like a 98
That AMC is what Jennifer's dad picked her up in in Back to the Future! I've wanted one ever since!
-I would only want that AMC if it had the 289 cid engine Not that 6 cyl.with the 258.
"Once in a life time chance people!"
Until it gets resold two weeks later.
Had a 83 or 84 Eagle, loved it.
It was heavy, well balanced on the wheels,
Plenty of power for pulling equipment trailers.
It just kept having frontend problems, alignments,
Had plenty of heat in the summer, and AC in the winter.
In high school I was obsessed with the AMC Eagle. I took pictures of the ones I would see and used them as my photo project. They truly are beautiful and amazing vehicles.
I honestly cannot remember the last time I saw an AMC Eagle on the road.
6am,I'm having my morning coffee and walla. Cars and coffee with Dennis, great start to the day.
I remember the AMC Eagles back in the 80’s growing up. The crossover way before that was ever a thing. And that Olds…so cool.
Always have loved the eagle. It was ahead of its time
Much love for the eagle and the wagoneer, but that Olds, my god, I'd love one of those.
I'm very familiar with that area I grew up in New Castle PA . lots of good people there Dennis
Great people, cars and food!
@@DennisCollinsCarWorld Newcastle is known for its food. Greek Syrian Italian
Beautiful absolutely beautiful
Your videos and the way you conduct yourself are outstanding,
As always, thank you Dennis. Great day to be alive.
Always count on Denis to show us the real cool old classic cars. 👍
I think you got two absolute jems there
That interior on the olds is unbelievable 👍👍👍
My sister has that exact same AMC Eagle in the same color etc. I remember driving the hell out of it in the upstate NY snow. It would go through everything. Awesome throwback!
I love the people out there, watching gently, not raising the auction unnecessary, but taking the bit only if they need it,
And thank you for saving three cars , sure to get new life with
That Oldsmobile is a real peach!
Great video Dennis, was excellent seeing the bidding in real time! Thx for sharing 👍
The Eagle 4x4 was incredible in the snow!
It wouldn’t get hung up on drifts because of the 4x4 system and the stance of the vehicle.
Ahead of it’s time.
A cool nerdy vehicle.
Cheers
I had an 82 2 door. Kept it for 20 years. Drove it on rig roads and it was still solid.
That 98 is beautiful. And it doesn’t have a vinyl top which is a plus. I purchased a brand new 73 LeSabre and so did my dad he had vinyl top I had non-vinyl. Even the vinyl was in back then when you look back now nine vinyls much nicer.
That AMC EAGLE IS AWESOME!! Ive always loved that car. It looks showroom quality. I wish they put 4x4 in the AMC SPIRIT also.
That Waggoner better have gold hidden in it for that price, that would fetch 30-35k tops at B. Jackson.
BARRETT JACKSON SOLD A WAGONEER FOR 100K. CHECK IT OUT IN MOTOR WEEK MAGAZINE AND ON JB WEBSITE.
@@pinkladybikermamma3603 Even if it were a Grand Wagoneer, I wouldn't touch it for that price.
@@Hathorr1067 YEA, I GET IT. HOWEVER, PARTS IS PARTS AND IF YOU CAN GET ONE FOR 200 I WOULD SCOOP IT UP.
Barrett-Jackson sucks, they're frauds, Mecum is way better guide to regional market values.
@@C.S.Sensei I TEND TOARGEE WITH ON THAT ONE.
Dennis eveybody shld have your attitude the world would be awsome
Love the Eagle. Had an 82, it would go anywhere in snow and sand, didn't try it in mud.
Olds 98
So much respect for not over paying. Wow restraint impressive
Nice Olds! Good price. The Jeeps were way over the top. The. Wagoneer was beautiful but crazy money
Cranberry was really just a crossroads when I worked there (1986-1989), but it was developing QUICKLY. A couple of great purchases, Dennis. Never imagined cars like those would still exist in the salt zone.
I had a 1981 AMC Spirit. 2 dr with that motor in it. That thing was a tank. Put wide tires on the back and a Thrush muffler right where the catalytic converter was before fell off. Cruised for miles in that car.
Friday, baby!!!
“So ugly it’s cool”
And THAT’S why my Wife agreed to marry me
😂😂😂
The AMC Eagle was a pioneer in that it was the start of the SUV segment as we now know it. A conventional wagon with AWD mechanicals. Pretty common place now but not back then. So cool.
My brother had one of these. He gave it to his daughter who was in high-school at the time. She loved that car.
I remember those Eagles when they were new - they are no less cool now - love them! Cool Wagoneer to boot! That Ninety-Eight was really sharp as well! Congrats on your purchases! Vintage rides rule!
Thanks for taking us a long Dennis, this was awesome!
I learned how to drive in a 1984 AMC eagle that car is in really good shape I really enjoyed your UA-cam channel and the coffee walk have yourself an awesome day!
Love that Olds 98.
Dennis....so cool you came to my neck of the woods! Cars here tend to become rustbuckets given enough time because of the winters and salt. Cranberry Township is a half hour north of me.
So much for being incognito Dennis. Lol. I'm pretty sure even the people that don't follow you that were there knew a big dog was at the auction. Well done sir! GYSOT!
Great fun watching you do your thing. Love all Jeeps. Great content and so clean
It's always good to see some AMC Eagle content. Some of the most underrated 4x4 cars ever produced, basically a Jeep with independent front suspension and a full interior. I have owned 6 AMC cars over the years and still have my original 1984 Eagle wagon I drove in high school in 1995. This car is very interesting and just goes to show how some AMC cars were sold oddly optioned. This car is a Limited, but has almost no options beyond the Limited trim level. It has the rallye gauges, tach, console, package tray, and the leather seats which are part of the Limited package. Oddly, this car has no cruise control, no AC, no roof rack, no rear wiper, no leather wrapped steering wheel, no power windows, and no power locks. Its essentially a stripper model Limited. The only options on this car I see are the new for '84 aluminum mags and the Eagle logo mud flaps. The tilt column is an option, but might be included in the Limited package. The car most likely has intermittent wipers which might also be standard on the Limited. This car was not cheap in 1984. The base wagon price was about $12000 with fully optioned Limited models running over $18,000. That's a lot of money in 1984 considering other mid sized domestic cars were priced about $7000. Good luck with this mint example of American engineering from American Motors.
I had 2 AMC Eagles 85 and 86, they were fantastic cars in the snow and never gave me any issues. I wish I still had at least one of them.
Dennis trying to blend in, like James Bond at a country auction. You were the only guy without a gut !
We are a bunch of fat slobs in Western Pennsylvania. Fat filled ethnic food that you can't get so easy in Dallas.
Very entertaining, even relaxing. Don't know how you expect to recover your outlay but apparently you do and that's what counts. Really like your video production values btw, very well done, professional like.
@Denniis Collins Ooo, tricky. Now who the fuck are you really?? And how do you think that shit's gonna fly....
Great stuff Dennis,keep them coming
I like this... .guy buying the Wagoneer obviously LOVES the truck and wants it.
Just by Denis being there sent the bidding on the Wagoneer through the roof!
They're worth of fortune these days.
@@justinotherig guess so!
@@justinotherig I’ve seen em going almost to six figures now. Especially the low mileage ones with original paint and everything in the 87-91 models.
There are several guys around the country now taking those and upgrading the underpowered driveline and installing modern driveline and doing a really nice job so it all looks factory but it runs and drives like it should have from the factory and they are absolutely incredible vehicles!!
I love the Oldsmobile, beautiful place for an auction.
My one and only sales job at 18 was selling those AMC 4x4's ! They had just came out and people really liked them. Us sales guys got to drive one home at night! It was winter, snow on the roads and WOW, what a blast to drive! Wish I would have bought one!
I can remember a day when AMC Eagle made the fastest production car available...vary cool!
I remember back in the 80’s when we were stationed in Germany the Jeep Eagle wagon a very popular vehicle. My dad had a AMC Gremlin that he bought for $30.00 at a DRMO auction. That thing was awesome. Learned how to drive a stick in that car.
My Junior high vice principal had one that's when I knew they were solid vehicles.
You outbid me on that olds. I stopped bidding as I figured you would just keep going. Beautiful olds man.
Like how you point out the little details as you're checking out the cars/jeeps.
I had an amc eagle I called Eddie it was a great car , incredible runner I drove it to Arizona,from Los Angeles ,and when I moved to big bear California it killed it in the snow. Never slipped never stuck.
Thanks for actually showing what the bids went to. So many would not do this. I have always loved the thrill of an old car auction! Great buys! I think that 88 is under valued.
That's for sure but it was actually an. Olds Ninety Eight!
I had a loaded AMC Eagle and it was one of the finest cars I ever owned. it was wrecked the first time i bought and I owned it for 12 years and rebuilt it as a total wreck twice. What a fine car. Mine had the same interior that one has but I had power windows
In the early 70's, my aunt was driving an Olds 98 exactly like the one shown here, no siren on hers.
A great very comfortable car. AMCs weren't popular, but they were great.
Id love to have Dennis tidy up that AMC for me. Those cars were sweet!
! it’s gonna be Sold to someone, why not let it be you?
I like the AMC EAGLE . I owned on just like that one. 4x4 6 cly. I can't believe the price that it went for. That is unbelievable. The thing is they do go good in the snow. Only thing it was bad was the vacuum 4 wheel drive lines. They dry out leak vacuum an won't lock in. I do like it.
I’m a huge fan of the old Eagles. When I was about five years old my parents had an eagle two-door.😀 it was in the exact same color as the one in the video!
Dennis, it is a 1966 Olds 98. We used to have a 66 Old Dynamic 88 4 door. Those cars were huge back then. We used to call it the floating living room. It drove great.
Glad you exist. You actually take care of these relics.
AMC was way ahead of the curve in SUVs, too bad the public didn't realize it at the time. I drove a 74 Jeep Cherokee through 2 ft of snow in a field and it didn't even spin a tire! The Jeep line back then was incredible.
That car was the coolest car you can own in Wisconsin growing up in the 90s thank you for showing this car
My aunt had the exact same eagle and matching sedan version. Low miles on both. I used to borrow one as a drift boat shuttle car for fishing trips in Idaho. They drove nice. If I’d only knew then. My uncle loved his Chrysler products.
Awesome pick up! Can't wait to see if it passes the burnout test! 🔥🔥❤❤👍
I had an '81 AMC Eagle SX4 (the short chassis 'rally' Eagle). Wasn't low mileage though: at over 200,000 miles. Originally from northern VA. Was great fun and useful on back woods road to my family cabin and back. And even just moving around in an icy/ snowy parking lot, with that AWD.
If I remember correctly Beaver Falls is the home town of Joe Namath
Yes it is
@@wileecoyote5749 Oakland is where Dan Marino is from since you seem interested
@@wileecoyote5749 Whopper?
My first ever LEGAL Car in 1979 was a 1963 Olds Dynamic 88 w/ the 394 Rocket , I was 17 yrs old and I had bought an old rail buggy at 15 and a wrecked 340 demon at 16... But the Olds Dynamic 88 was my first Legal Car... The back seat was 72 inches wide and I was 5'11" it was a teenage boys dream ... Many Blessings , SMR
LOVE THE TAILLIGHTS ON THAT 78 WAGONEER. KNEW A MAN THAT HAD THAT SAME YEAR JEEP.
Mom and dad bought new a 1980 AMC Eagle wagon AWD limited. We did quite a few road trips in that wagon and even as a little kid then, I remember people often commenting on its unusual looks. Lol
Cranberry is only 20 minutes away from me I wish you could post your wear abouts would seriously love to meet you since I don’t travel. Great buys!
Ashame you are not into vintage agricultural tractors, Dennis, you make cars so interesting. I like tractors as well.
Wow! That AMC is a blast from the past. My parents had a 74 Hornet Wagon. White with the woodgrain on the sides. I can remember sitting on the roof of that car with my sister when we went to the drive in movies. I was 6 or 7 at the time. 👍😎
The wife's grandfather was a AMC salesman at Sherrock Brothers Hazleton, PA. Always had an Eagle in the driveway. I wish I had the old sale flyers from the dealer.
That Olds 98 is the way to tour the USA, that 455 will just rumble along on cruise in the middle of it's fat torque curve and give plush ride in air conditioned splendor, what a fabulous Classic American car.
I loved my eagle wagon I had in the 80's they can go anywhere. .Now I want to get another one
One of my all time favorite cars. Handled N. Minnesota snow like a champ.
@@saginawdan I agree NY winters
Dennis got two extraordinary buys..awesome
I'm so happy for once someone is into AMC's. You find such cool cars everywhere. Love the hunt. Many people miss what makes collecting so much fun. How about showing us all 4 buildings
My family owns a small flooring store in rural southern Ohio and we had a customer, a older farmers wife, that loved her AMC Eagle's. I know she had three at one time, her original had over 200k on it and a 2 parts cars.
I like this country auction video! More please! Cheers from the Finger Lakes!
Wow! A blast from the past. I so miss my 85 Eagle wagon!
Great all wheel drive crossover car way ahead of it’s time
Sweet . That was cool and the auctioneer dimmed you out!
There's a guy in Thomas, OK that owns SEVEN of those AMC wagons unrestored, but restorable all for sale. I came across it on FB marketplace.