I got a car that is desperately in need of help. I have most of the parts that need replacing already. New fuel cell and straps, floor pans, carpet, shocks and donor "shift pack" transmission and converter.. It's been sitting so long the shoddy body work on the passenger rear quarter is falling apart. But the crate 350 starts by breathing on the key.
I have been following you for over three years and this is the first time I have ever replied to on any post you have done, I am touched, great job man your the best.
So nice to see decent people in the world, you made this gentleman's memories of this car and family come back to life, God bless you both for doing this.😊
I love the stories this man told and how you inserted them throughout the episode. I hope you're able to keep doing things like this for people here and there.
I was going to say the same thing. Love the stories and memories behind this special car. My grandmother passed away in 2004, and left me her 1979 Coupe DeVille. It was the last year of the 425. I used to ride on the arm rest so I could see out the windows, just like Reggie described in this video. I still have the 79 DeVille and drive it regularly.
How you incorporated Reggie telling the car's story while you worked on it was a cool touch to this video. Kudos. You can tell how happy Reggie is when he drives it at the end. "You brought family back" says it all - sometimes cars take on a whole different perspective beyond just being "appliances" to get from A to B.
What a great post! The Cadillac is amazing of course but Reggie's stories were so special. Yes! I'd love to see you do some more like these, getting old family cars around or someone's first car brought back to life and so on. Thank you! You made my week.
Enjoyed the family history stories. People collect and restore cars because they are time machines that carry you back to happier times. You need an ultrasonic cleaner for the Pinesol to work.
Amen on that ultrasonic cleaner, I don't know when but Dylan should be getting one soon. He is a most desrving chap and hopefully a manufacture will send him one as a gift.
You made Reggie's day Dylan. I would love to find me a nice late 60's to mid 70's Cadillac and play with it. Hopefully someday. God bless you for all you're doing in getting these American classics going again.
Really respect how you kept all the little life bruises on the Caddy - truly as he said it 'you brought family home'. Leaving those little projects for the man to make his heart whole was a true gift.
hello dylan, greetings from England....i have a tip for you for cleaning the carbs....the next time you are at your local car parts place, get some ACIDIC ALLOY WHEEL CLEANER, drop the carb in, and it will start to fizz...leave it until it stops fizzing, then pull it out and check it, if it needs a bit longer, drop it back in, if not give it a good wash with water, and dry it with a heat gun....all the garbage that came out of the carb, will sit on top of the wheel cleaner, and can just be scraped off, and the cleaner can go back in the container and used again....👍
True that! My 1978 Eldo starter had to be taken apart when a rear main seal blew oil into it gumming up the works more than twice in a short span of me not having the money to fix the leaking oil seal. I did take the reman strater apart and put the inside works of that fresh starter motor in the original starter housing because I couldn't get any reman starter to fit the block of that 425 cu engine. After about the second or third time doing that and having no safe place to park the car in San Francisco's SOMA district and the tranny going out fast, I fianlly let her go for chump change, $300 back in 1994 or five. I cry every time I see one of these Eldo land yachts especially if it is the same color yellow as mine was, just like a beautifully carved stick/block of butter. I called her Dina, short for dinosaur, and Parkay for giggles. She had 31 body lines, the one odd line or body crease was down the center of that long, long forever bonnet where it culminated at the leading edge, crowned with the distintive Cadillac wreath ornament.
This was one of the coolest vids I've watched on UA-cam... you have given Reggie the opportunity of having miles of smiles and memories to look back on while driving his Caddy. I would love seeing more videos like this making people happy to be able to cruise an old family member again...
Just can't like this one enough! Great story and heart warming to see Reggie so excited to get his car back. Dang near made me cry tears of joy while watching.
You turned back the clock on reggie, you can see hes got an old family member back that he can spend some quality time with, plus all the memories he has and yet to make. Great work guys and I wish reggie many more happy years with this old girl. 🙏
You could just see his love for that car the instant he started driving it again. You could see him going back in time to his glory days. That my friends is the power of a cool old car. They are time machines. Really cool.
This video is more than just car repair, you made a man very happy. The smile on his face while he was drving it is priceless. I also like the way you edited the video, with stories in between about the car from the owner. Very nice! Thank you for the video and may the good lord bless you!
I purchased a 68 Cadillac as a project because I think they are beautiful, full size cars. I have a lot of work to do but seeing this video gave me some motivation.
Man, what a great Video. I actually own a 67 drop top deVille that is getting done right now. My dad bought it in 1999, drove it until 2020 and then parked it. Since then it is kind of my car, but I always had other cars to take care of so I couldn't take care of it. But a few months back I decided that I want the Caddy to drive again. Hopefully it will be done soon, cuz when I see the smile in this mans face...enough to make a grown man shed a tear. Great job Dylan, as always.
THIS WAS ONE OF THE BEST VIDEOS I HAVE SEEN ON CAR RESTORATION. WHAT A BLESSING TO BE ABLE TO DO THIS FOR REGGIE AND HIS FAMILY. I ALSO LOVED THE MUSIC NEAR THE END OF THE VIDEO, SO APPROPRRIATE. KEEP VIDEOS LIKE THIS COMING. JESUS IS SMILING DOWN ON THIS ONE!
God Bless you Dylan. Sharing our Fathers grace through your services. The fruit of your labor and faith continues to be reaped. I hope you continue your journey brother
Our Vehicles hold our history.. like keys to the past, the smells, the sounds, the feels.. all connected to memories of long past.. they are family members that will live on long after we are gone. Congrats Reg.. take care of that beautiful Queen! And Bless ya Dylan and Bryor.. just for doin what you do🎉
First Cadillac I drove was a 1967 just like this one baby blue I was 16 and thought it was huge at the time it was my mom's baby sister's car. Aunt Midge thought it would be a thrill for me to drive that thing was almost as long as my 52 chevy truck with a horse trailer behind it.
This Caddy brought back a great memory for me. Back in ‘75 I was getting ready for my senior prom going with a girl I had a crush on for quite awhile. This would be our 1st date as well. So I was polishing up my 67 Skylark for the night. When I went out to fill up with gas lo and behold she started overheating. I popped the hood and I could see the water pump let go . It’s @ 3:30 in afternoon on day of prom. I was a mess. I nurse my car home and saw that our family contractor was paying us a visit to do some work on house. Mr. Lamb had a gorgeous’68 coupe de ville in same color as Reggie’s caddy. He saw me under hood pulling my hair out on what can I do in the 1 hour I got left before getting ready to pick up my date. I told him what was up and what did he do ??? He threw me the keys and said take my car for night I’ll have your dad give me a ride home. Who does that for a wild eyed teenager, well Mr Lamb did. I had the night of my life !! What a car and Dylan and Reggie thanks for sparking that moment in my life. I’ll never forget it. I hope you have many more memorable miles in your Caddy Reggie. And Dylan bless you son 🙏 son for getting that car roadworthy again. And Mr Lamb I’ll never forget what you did for me. As for my date it was 1 and done but it doesn’t take away a special night in my life.
So Cool that All Three of you went for a ride together!!!!! Seeing Reggie back behind the wheel you could feel his JOY!!!!!! Congrats REGGIE!!!!!! SO COOL!!!!!
Loved the video Dylan I appreciate that car and the stories from the owner and the fact you got it running again for him to enjoy it stand ovation on my end sir !
A car is just not a lump of metal it's a member of the family the memories the cadillac holds for reggie of his grandparents his parents always a massive smile when he's reminiscing the stories it's awsome. Well done Dylan and briar(apologies if spent incorrectly) I absolutely enjoyed this episode. But we wonder how many stories there are out there waiting to be told.
I love what you did for him and his car. I was 20 years old and had a 1976 Cadillac Coupe DeVille . This was back in the late 90's and I paid $400 for the car. It was my first running and driving car. I had to sell the car because I started a family. I'm 50 now and still miss my car. One day I hope to buy another one just like it. I really enjoy your videos.
They’re still plenty of them on Facebook Marketplace for $5k or so. They’re not really popular right now due to poor fuel economy and being so big compared to a modern car.
I had a 66 Coupe DeVille that my mother gave me for my birthday. It was a 10 year old car at the time. I went on a road trip once, it got over 20 miles to the gallon.
Dylan n Briar, very kind of you to help Reggie get the car back together. Such a blessing! Reggie thanks for sharing your family stories. You are a cool guy. All you guys are a Class Act!
What a great job. Wow. I didn't expect to get emotional at the end. I just thought you were going to fix a car up. But Reggie really loves this car and it's so great for him to have it running again. Beautiful story!!!
You're a good man Dylan for fixing that man's car. Folks need to experience the quality, power and prestige of a Cadillac. What a beautiful car. Great troubleshooting on the car's issues. Reggie WILL drive this car -- it belongs on the country roads and the interstate where it belongs. Just wow!!!! Amazing and wonderful episode!
I can top it; 1964 Coupe Deville, 38k miles, original owner. My grandad bought it new for my grandmother. They brought me home from the hospital in it when I was born. First car I drove, did my driving test in it, first drag race win and first loss, first date, drove it at my wedding and put 4k of those miles on it that summer. Been mostly in storage the past 30 years.
Awesome Video Dillion, What A Special Duty You & Briar Did For This Gentleman, With That Family Heirloom, ‘67 Cadillac Coupe De’Ville Is A Beauty.. Seeing That Expression On The Gentleman’s Face Was Priceless, God Bless You Both Good Sir.. Yes I Would Love Seeing More Videos Like This.. I’ve Got A ‘68 Corvette Original 427 Big-Block, My Father (Rest His Soul) A Veteran Purchased Back In ‘70, It’s Been With The Family Fifty-Four Years, I’d Love To Get It Out Of Storage & Back On The Road, You Know How Life Can Deal Us Some Cards, It’s Been On TheBack Burner Close To Thirty Years.. Seeing This Motivates Me To Get It Going.. Keep Up The Good Work Sir..
I'm not even a minute in, and Dylan, got to tell you, I wish I could own something like that! At 19 my dad gave me a 73 Oldsmobile four-door Delta 88. With the 455 and turbo 400. After driving a car like that, it is the most comfortable thing in the world to cruise in. Time to unpause it. Keep up the great work!
My older Sister and her second husband had a 1967 Cadillac Sedan Deville back in 1983. I got to drive it a couple of times and it was quite an experience. It was very nice of you to get this Caddy running for him. Also, I enjoyed hearing his stories about the car.
What a lovely story of a beautiful car owned by a beautiful family who took good care of it. They dont make beautiul things to be treasured anymore😢this beauty is prime candidate for an extensive resto .....could easily be brought back to showroom
Briar could be a twin to my youngest grandson. He even acts and talks just like him. What a fine young man.👍🏼♥️🙏 When you said your supposed to defy me I knew what he’d say.
Good afternoon from Cape Cod 🦈 Mr. Reggie, I really enjoyed what you shared about the history of your family's Cadillac, I'm impressed as to how well you've kept her all these years. Thank you Dylan and Briar for your selfless work to bring this car back to roadworthiness. This certainly was a wonderful heartwarming episode 👍✌️🇺🇲
What a great story. Dylan, it’s good to see a young man with principles and kindness. This story reminded me of drives with my dad in his 67 Pontiac Catalina - a great land yacht!
Loved the fact that Regie's Dad drove the car up to a maximum of 55 mph and Mum gave the car the Italian tune up to 110 mph. Fantastic video as always Dylan. Just can't imagine a car that big here in the UK.
The best part of any old car is the stories, and it’s rare to actually get the stories with the cars! Great job editing those in and sharing them with us!
This is the kind of stuff the car community needs to do. Even simple stuff, help older or deserving people in need out.
I got a car that is desperately in need of help.
I have most of the parts that need replacing already.
New fuel cell and straps, floor pans, carpet, shocks and donor "shift pack" transmission and converter..
It's been sitting so long the shoddy body work on the passenger rear quarter is falling apart.
But the crate 350 starts by breathing on the key.
I have been following you for over three years and this is the first time I have ever replied to on any post you have done, I am touched, great job man your the best.
Beautiful looking machine. Back when Cadillac built something special.
1968 was the best Year. The first Year with the 472 V-8 and last Year with the classic 1960's styling and build quality.
Your correct 💯@@jeffrobodine8579
Dylan you made this man so happy!!! And it was great hearing his stories..God bless for being kind and helping him...
The smile on Reggie's face when he drove it again is priceless. Y'all done good!
Agreed! That smile was priceless.
This is one of the most interesting, well done videos you have posted. No junk...no patina, just find the problems and fix them. Nicely done.
This is so awesome. Bringing cars that have sat up for years back on the road, turning heads!
So nice to see decent people in the world, you made this gentleman's memories of this car and family come back to life, God bless you both for doing this.😊
I love the stories this man told and how you inserted them throughout the episode. I hope you're able to keep doing things like this for people here and there.
My grandpa was a Cadillac collector and he passed a few down to me. My name is also Reggie. This is by far my favorite video of yours.
@@benstolen4478 That's awesome.
I was going to say the same thing. Love the stories and memories behind this special car. My grandmother passed away in 2004, and left me her 1979 Coupe DeVille. It was the last year of the 425. I used to ride on the arm rest so I could see out the windows, just like Reggie described in this video. I still have the 79 DeVille and drive it regularly.
How you incorporated Reggie telling the car's story while you worked on it was a cool touch to this video. Kudos. You can tell how happy Reggie is when he drives it at the end. "You brought family back" says it all - sometimes cars take on a whole different perspective beyond just being "appliances" to get from A to B.
This episode is probably my favorite, really nice to see how an old car can stir up emotions. Excellent.
These storied videos with the back and forth from work to story, are brilliant!
Excellent job Sirs!
God Bless!
I totally agree. One of your best videos.
What a great post! The Cadillac is amazing of course but Reggie's stories were so special. Yes! I'd love to see you do some more like these, getting old family cars around or someone's first car brought back to life and so on. Thank you! You made my week.
Enjoyed the family history stories. People collect and restore cars because they are time machines that carry you back to happier times. You need an ultrasonic cleaner for the Pinesol to work.
Amen on that ultrasonic cleaner, I don't know when but Dylan should be getting one soon. He is a most desrving chap and hopefully a manufacture will send him one as a gift.
Also because many of us simply don't like today's cars.
You made Reggie's day Dylan. I would love to find me a nice late 60's to mid 70's Cadillac and play with it. Hopefully someday. God bless you for all you're doing in getting these American classics going again.
Really respect how you kept all the little life bruises on the Caddy - truly as he said it 'you brought family home'. Leaving those little projects for the man to make his heart whole was a true gift.
hello dylan, greetings from England....i have a tip for you for cleaning the carbs....the next time you are at your local car parts place, get some ACIDIC ALLOY WHEEL CLEANER, drop the carb in, and it will start to fizz...leave it until it stops fizzing, then pull it out and check it, if it needs a bit longer, drop it back in, if not give it a good wash with water, and dry it with a heat gun....all the garbage that came out of the carb, will sit on top of the wheel cleaner, and can just be scraped off, and the cleaner can go back in the container and used again....👍
Boy, that starter could use a little shimming. Very kind of you to get his car back on the road...great job Sir!
True that! My 1978 Eldo starter had to be taken apart when a rear main seal blew oil into it gumming up the works more than twice in a short span of me not having the money to fix the leaking oil seal. I did take the reman strater apart and put the inside works of that fresh starter motor in the original starter housing because I couldn't get any reman starter to fit the block of that 425 cu engine. After about the second or third time doing that and having no safe place to park the car in San Francisco's SOMA district and the tranny going out fast, I fianlly let her go for chump change, $300 back in 1994 or five.
I cry every time I see one of these Eldo land yachts especially if it is the same color yellow as mine was, just like a beautifully carved stick/block of butter. I called her Dina, short for dinosaur, and Parkay for giggles. She had 31 body lines, the one odd line or body crease was down the center of that long, long forever bonnet where it culminated at the leading edge, crowned with the distintive Cadillac wreath ornament.
This was one of the coolest vids I've watched on UA-cam... you have given Reggie the opportunity of having miles of smiles and memories to look back on while driving his Caddy. I would love seeing more videos like this making people happy to be able to cruise an old family member again...
Just can't like this one enough! Great story and heart warming to see Reggie so excited to get his car back. Dang near made me cry tears of joy while watching.
You turned back the clock on reggie, you can see hes got an old family member back that he can spend some quality time with, plus all the memories he has and yet to make. Great work guys and I wish reggie many more happy years with this old girl. 🙏
You could just see his love for that car the instant he started driving it again. You could see him going back in time to his glory days. That my friends is the power of a cool old car. They are time machines. Really cool.
This video is more than just car repair, you made a man very happy. The smile on his face while he was drving it is priceless. I also like the way you edited the video, with stories in between about the car from the owner. Very nice! Thank you for the video and may the good lord bless you!
She’s in really great shape for sitting so long. I know Dylan you will get it running and driving. Love the caddy! Reggie looked happy.
Reggie’s memories and stories of this car are fantastic, great video.
it is really cool to see you get that car running again for Reggie. that Cadillac is beautiful
Loved listening to Reggie tell the stories about his parents with this Caddy. This has probably been my favorite video so far from Dylan.
Dylan, you and Bri outdid yourselves on this one! The Delight on that mans face when you brought that beautiful Old Caddy back to him was priceless!!!
I love this style of video with the owner's story of the car.
Dylan & Briar you are a true heros. God Bless you both. 🙏❣️
Reggie I'm so happy for you with the nostalgia of your family. ❣️
Great story and nice that Dylan helped that man with car fixed and make more memories
Reggie sounds like a nice guy. Glad you were able to revive his mom's car back to original condition
I purchased a 68 Cadillac as a project because I think they are beautiful, full size cars. I have a lot of work to do but seeing this video gave me some motivation.
Because of what you do so well, made this person live through many memories of his pass time. Love our time machines.
Man, what a great Video. I actually own a 67 drop top deVille that is getting done right now. My dad bought it in 1999, drove it until 2020 and then parked it. Since then it is kind of my car, but I always had other cars to take care of so I couldn't take care of it. But a few months back I decided that I want the Caddy to drive again. Hopefully it will be done soon, cuz when I see the smile in this mans face...enough to make a grown man shed a tear. Great job Dylan, as always.
THIS WAS ONE OF THE BEST VIDEOS I HAVE SEEN ON CAR RESTORATION. WHAT A BLESSING TO BE ABLE TO DO THIS FOR REGGIE AND HIS FAMILY. I ALSO LOVED THE MUSIC NEAR THE END OF THE VIDEO, SO APPROPRRIATE. KEEP VIDEOS LIKE THIS COMING. JESUS IS SMILING DOWN ON THIS ONE!
🎉god bless you, you made this man's day, keep up being a good Christan and helping people out !
God Bless you Dylan. Sharing our Fathers grace through your services. The fruit of your labor and faith continues to be reaped. I hope you continue your journey brother
HEY!!!!!!!
I'm glad Bryer got to see...... A REAL CAR....!!!!!!!
You did a real good thing for him thank you
Nice survivor, beautiful blue, and cool memories from Reggie!
My favourite episode you have done to date, the pure joy on that man's face when he was driving it was a pleasure to see .
A very class act you are. What a kind gesture that will live on and not be forgotten by many. You’re a good man.
Our Vehicles hold our history.. like keys to the past, the smells, the sounds, the feels.. all connected to memories of long past.. they are family members that will live on long after we are gone. Congrats Reg.. take care of that beautiful Queen! And Bless ya Dylan and Bryor.. just for doin what you do🎉
Well stated, exactly my feelings too.
I really enjoyed listening to the history of the car. The owner did a great job. You guys too of course!! 😂
First Cadillac I drove was a 1967 just like this one baby blue I was 16 and thought it was huge at the time it was my mom's baby sister's car. Aunt Midge thought it would be a thrill for me to drive that thing was almost as long as my 52 chevy truck with a horse trailer behind it.
This Caddy brought back a great memory for me. Back in ‘75 I was getting ready for my senior prom going with a girl I had a crush on for quite awhile. This would be our 1st date as well. So I was polishing up my 67 Skylark for the night. When I went out to fill up with gas lo and behold she started overheating. I popped the hood and I could see the water pump let go . It’s @ 3:30 in afternoon on day of prom. I was a mess. I nurse my car home and saw that our family contractor was paying us a visit to do some work on house. Mr. Lamb had a gorgeous’68 coupe de ville in same color as Reggie’s caddy. He saw me under hood pulling my hair out on what can I do in the 1 hour I got left before getting ready to pick up my date. I told him what was up and what did he do ??? He threw me the keys and said take my car for night I’ll have your dad give me a ride home. Who does that for a wild eyed teenager, well Mr Lamb did. I had the night of my life !! What a car and Dylan and Reggie thanks for sparking that moment in my life. I’ll never forget it. I hope you have many more memorable miles in your Caddy Reggie. And Dylan bless you son 🙏 son for getting that car roadworthy again. And Mr Lamb I’ll never forget what you did for me. As for my date it was 1 and done but it doesn’t take away a special night in my life.
So Cool that All Three of you went for a ride together!!!!! Seeing Reggie back behind the wheel you could feel his JOY!!!!!! Congrats REGGIE!!!!!! SO COOL!!!!!
Loved the video Dylan I appreciate that car and the stories from the owner and the fact you got it running again for him to enjoy it stand ovation on my end sir !
A car is just not a lump of metal it's a member of the family the memories the cadillac holds for reggie of his grandparents his parents always a massive smile when he's reminiscing the stories it's awsome. Well done Dylan and briar(apologies if spent incorrectly) I absolutely enjoyed this episode. But we wonder how many stories there are out there waiting to be told.
I love what you did for him and his car. I was 20 years old and had a 1976 Cadillac Coupe DeVille . This was back in the late 90's and I paid $400 for the car. It was my first running and driving car. I had to sell the car because I started a family. I'm 50 now and still miss my car. One day I hope to buy another one just like it. I really enjoy your videos.
They’re still plenty of them on Facebook Marketplace for $5k or so. They’re not really popular right now due to poor fuel economy and being so big compared to a modern car.
Nice job on alternating between the rehabilitation and family stories about the car.
The caddy looks great. Doing what you did for Reggie is awesome. You are a good man and mechanic Dylan.
I had a 66 Coupe DeVille that my mother gave me for my birthday. It was a 10 year old car at the time. I went on a road trip once, it got over 20 miles to the gallon.
Dylan n Briar, very kind of you to help Reggie get the car back together. Such a blessing!
Reggie thanks for sharing your family stories. You are a cool guy. All you guys are a Class Act!
What a great job. Wow. I didn't expect to get emotional at the end. I just thought you were going to fix a car up. But Reggie really loves this car and it's so great for him to have it running again. Beautiful story!!!
You're a good man Dylan for fixing that man's car. Folks need to experience the quality, power and prestige of a Cadillac. What a beautiful car. Great troubleshooting on the car's issues. Reggie WILL drive this car -- it belongs on the country roads and the interstate where it belongs. Just wow!!!! Amazing and wonderful episode!
I can top it; 1964 Coupe Deville, 38k miles, original owner. My grandad bought it new for my grandmother. They brought me home from the hospital in it when I was born. First car I drove, did my driving test in it, first drag race win and first loss, first date, drove it at my wedding and put 4k of those miles on it that summer. Been mostly in storage the past 30 years.
What a great story Dylan! And a great example of some really classic GM styling. The look on Reggie's face probably made all the work worthwhile!
Great job Bringing the Caddy full of family history back to life.. God bless you and Brier and the good you did for Reggie..
Awesome Video Dillion, What A Special Duty You & Briar Did For This Gentleman, With That Family Heirloom, ‘67 Cadillac Coupe De’Ville Is A Beauty.. Seeing That Expression On The Gentleman’s Face Was Priceless, God Bless You Both Good Sir.. Yes I Would Love Seeing More Videos Like This.. I’ve Got A ‘68 Corvette Original 427 Big-Block, My Father (Rest His Soul) A Veteran Purchased Back In ‘70, It’s Been With The Family Fifty-Four Years, I’d Love To Get It Out Of Storage & Back On The Road, You Know How Life Can Deal Us Some Cards, It’s Been On TheBack Burner Close To Thirty Years.. Seeing This Motivates Me To Get It Going.. Keep Up The Good Work Sir..
I'm not even a minute in, and Dylan, got to tell you, I wish I could own something like that! At 19 my dad gave me a 73 Oldsmobile four-door Delta 88. With the 455 and turbo 400. After driving a car like that, it is the most comfortable thing in the world to cruise in. Time to unpause it. Keep up the great work!
What a nice car. He is such a lucky man to still have it in his family
Way to go Dylan! This may be my favorite show in your library. Nothing better than giving to others.
GREAT JOB Dylan, what a nice thing to do for Reggie that man will love that car forever thanks to you and Bri.
Helping people like Reggie is a blessing . I know you and Briar will receive blessing in return . Good job.
You’re a good man, Dylan. You made his day.
My older Sister and her second husband had a 1967 Cadillac Sedan Deville back in 1983. I got to drive it a couple of times and it was quite an experience. It was very nice of you to get this Caddy running for him. Also, I enjoyed hearing his stories about the car.
What a lovely story of a beautiful car owned by a beautiful family who took good care of it. They dont make beautiul things to be treasured anymore😢this beauty is prime candidate for an extensive resto .....could easily be brought back to showroom
One of the most touching videos on the UA-cam to date. The family history going along with the rebuild is perfect.
Briar could be a twin to my youngest grandson. He even acts and talks just like him. What a fine young man.👍🏼♥️🙏 When you said your supposed to defy me I knew what he’d say.
Good afternoon from Cape Cod 🦈 Mr. Reggie, I really enjoyed what you shared about the history of your family's Cadillac, I'm impressed as to how well you've kept her all these years. Thank you Dylan and Briar for your selfless work to bring this car back to roadworthiness. This certainly was a wonderful heartwarming episode 👍✌️🇺🇲
My Pops had one of these 68 coupe Devilles when I was a kid in the 80s. Coco brown convertible. Like floating on air. I hope to own one
Super nice gentleman. I could listen to his stories all day.
Great job . Dylan and company. God was smiling down on you .
Awesome story!! Dylan, Cadillac called that horn the Trumpet horn, which was optional in some Cadillac models for many years.
Old cars are cool, but old cars with stories are on another level. I hope he gets plenty of enjoyment out of that beautiful yacht.
this has to be one of your best videos! i love the documentary style of it. its always special when you include the owner's personal stories
Love the smile 😊 Reggie had on his face while driving !
Awesome job Dylan and Briar , keep up the great work !
Reggie is an awesome guy! Dylan & Brier you guys are incredible human beings!
My favorite Caddy! Those 472s are bulletproof!
What a great story. Dylan, it’s good to see a young man with principles and kindness. This story reminded me of drives with my dad in his 67 Pontiac Catalina - a great land yacht!
Man I love this episode! Reggie is a great guy, would love to hang out with him at a car show! Nice job Dylan!
God Bless you Dylan and Briar for putting Reggie’s Caddy back on the road.
Love the old caddy. The smile on Reggie’s face says it all. Great job. 👍
DylanReggie is right. You are a God send. Love your channel.
Love the tire change and caps. CLASSIC LOOK!!!!
Thank you Dylan and Reggie. Thank you. Great story. Great episode 👏
What a beautiful story about a beautiful automobile and family!
Family heirloom vehicles are the best ! Great video/story thanks for sharing.
Man, I am a Mopar guy, but I just absolutely love Caddys. Congrats for the video and thanks for share knowledge.
I love this it’s amazing what a little kindness can do for someone! Love all of your videos.
Thank you for helping this man get his car running again. You see he was so happy and greatful for your help. Dylan great job
Definitely subbing! You just solved a 3 year problem for me! Dent under my truck tail light has been driving me nuts.
Loved the fact that Regie's Dad drove the car up to a maximum of 55 mph and Mum gave the car the Italian tune up to 110 mph. Fantastic video as always Dylan. Just can't imagine a car that big here in the UK.
Dylan this is awesome keep doing this for the car community.
Love what you did to this Cadillac... beautiful car.. enjoy this
Dylan, you may be cool But Mr Reggie AWSOME ! LOVED THE STORY AND THE VIDEO.
Dylan,what a great guy Brier is, teach him everything you know,he is a rare breed these days!
Thank you so much for getting this man car back to him you could tell he was 18 years old again 😊
The best part of any old car is the stories, and it’s rare to actually get the stories with the cars! Great job editing those in and sharing them with us!