I actually ordered one of those factor food boxes and I am pleasantly surprised. The food heats up in two minutes, and it really does taste good! The steak was absolutely delicious and very tender. The vegetables like green beans, and asparagus, tasted fresh and cooked perfectly. The sauces they use on the rice and mashed potatoes are very good also! I normally don’t comment about stuff like this, but the food has actually exceeded my expectations.
I wonder if anybody can tell me anything about a 1959 AMC rambler super 6 custom .hundred percent original paint , interior, motor and still has the paper directions on the shifter buttons that came from the factory with the. I think I have a 100% barn find survivor.
Alex has earned all the respect he gets he understands the assignments and looks out for Dennis at all times and that’s exactly what earned him his way to where he is. I have complete respect for the whole team We all can learn something from each one
What I like about Dennis Moore, and Richard, as they came from not much. They were not born with a silver spoon. They worked their butts off to get to where they are today. American dream. Nothing but respect for those guys all the hustling they have done.
@@alexcorona His son passed away in July of 2019. the incident you mention happened in November of 2021. someone with the same name. I'm sure Dennis and his family wouldn't like people discussing his son's death so casually. let alone a wrong version of the incident.
I’m an old car guy, Vietnam veteran, and coffee drinker, and this channel checks all boxes. Thank you Dennis for being such a great example of how honest business is done (and how to treat employees). God Bless.
It is interesting to watch Dennis interact with people-- whether it be his team, his peers in the business, or complete strangers. Its no wonder he has built such a successful business; he follows a couple of time tested principles-- namely "treat others how you want to be treated" and "Always Be Selling" (and look like you enjoy it). Great content.
@@AM-gu5jn exactly. I believe in another coffee walk they said their shop rate is $175 an hour Alex said almost 4k hours. Doesn’t take much math to realize money was lost at that price. I could be wrong but seems like they lost big.
So Dennis, I’ve been living in Texas for 2 1/2 years and I’ve had a very difficult time finding a company to work for with integrity and honesty. You would not believe what people were asking me to do in sales. With all that being said, I believe you are one of the bright shining lights of my favorite state. God bless you, sir and thank you for showing others what Integrity and honesty look like.
Dennis and Alex are just such a freaking class act. Tough to part with these legendary cars especially with the thousands of hours that you have in them but well done bringing these pieces of history back to circulation
I heard 350k but even 250k is high and not numbers match it's 100-115 if everything else falls into place.....some people think they are sitting on a gold mine.....now you have to find a date coded block for the rebuild because a 73 440 isn't going to cut it low compression smog.....no where near what that guy was "willing" to sell it for 🙄
Was in car business 28yrs what I like about Dennis and crew there as honest as possible,cars are ready and presented honestly, the company is constantly on the upswing and improving doing this thru dynamic personality and hustle, fantastic
I liked all the cars that sold bc I know you have so many more to work on and sell in the future . TY Dennis for always being an upscale gentleman to your employees, and everyone you meet . I'm looking forward to what's up for next week ! Congratulations on the card you sold . You're a heckava guy .
Alex you are an amazing person, well done on all you have done. Dennis - what employee Alex is - a real diamond , a real asset to your company but Alex is also so lucky having a great boss like you. Love the content - keep up the brilliant work !
To my mind that M1 is a £750,000 car you achieved perfection on that one guys. On another note so nice to see Richard made an effort to dress for dinner when everyone else wore a collar! 🤣
I can't explain, even to myself, why I keep finding myself going back to Dennis Collins videos. They don't even sell that kind of coffee where I am at. I feel like I should buy some online just to thank them for these delightful videos. Ya, I'm super jealous of all of these really nice cars he finds and buys but not anyone can do that. Clearly, he does a deal and seems to always close. I think it's classy and smart not to disclose the final purchase price on the ones they go buy. Lastly, I never see him belittling anyone. Classy guy.
17:25 It's CounTOSH and definitely WITH the rear wing. Without the wing it resembles the Lotus Espirit. Same goes for the Diablo, the rear wing takes it to another level.
Oldest hotdog stand in the us. It started in 1867 on Coney Island, New York, when Charles Feldman, a German immigrant and baker by trade, invented the first hot dog as a convenient way for beachgoers to enjoy frankfurter sausages on a long sliced bun without the hassle of plates or silverware.
The auction is 10 miles from my home and Coney Island is 7 miles in the opposite direction. You were definitely in my neck of the woods. Another fun aspect of Coney Island is when I go, the parking lot is out back and you walk right in the back door through what feels like the “employee only” area to get to the diner. It has a walk back in time feel and the dogs are always good.
The Factor meals are really good! I get 6 meals each week and after the first 50% off box, they're only around $70 (that's with shipping) and you won't get this quality of food anywhere that's this easy to prepare for the price. I was initially concerned that the portions wouldn't be enough for me but I'm totally full enough after I'm done with each one I've had. Highly recommend!
😂 coffee walk has been a educational and great shows Once they started improving. It's a pleasure to watch and it's also a pleasure to see Dennis and take care of people the way he does appreciate life. It looks like Alex is on his way to becoming a Protege to Dennis one opportunity he has hope you has a successful career out of the rest of his life
You men are living the dream. It's in our DNA, we are born competitors. I should've kept to my calling, working on my dads daily driver work cars since 8-9 yrs old, a tool getter to the one crawling around the cars. I stuck to the other family work business, I should've saw the growth of the auto industry since the 60s, my love of cars and made a career out of what I loved. I missed that opportunity I didn't see. Always stick to what you enjoy, if you can turn it into a living then go for it. Forget EV's, classic cars and combustion engines aren't going anywhere.
We just returned from a trip to Ohio, I would love to have made it to the Auburn area to check out the auction, the ACD museum, and the Early Ford V8 museum. We made it as close as Van Wert which is only 56 miles away. Unfortunately our trip was to allow my 90 year old father-in-law to visit his family back east for, potentially, the last time. 16:18
live auction is prob'ly the second most exciting thing i know of! i love 'em! it was good to see Dennis and his crew having fun and all smiles. great episode, thanks.
I’ve been a customer of Dennis’s since 1996 and both he and his brother have always treated their employees like family! I’ll swing by and say hi sometime soon D. Last time I saw you was at the Bill O Trump event. My wife and I sat next to you and yours
Auburn is a great event, we’ve gone every year since I was a kid. The swap meet was really good this year too, I picked up more then I planned on. There was a lot of really cool cars there in the car corral too, wasn’t able to meet you though unfortunately. Keep up the great work, loving the content as always.
Hello; Dennis thanks for the show, your love for cars and the history is a great thing, I have followed you since Gas Monkey Garage, your efforts are really a good thing for this hobby of grown up toys. I have learned a lot about cars and look forward to more of the new old finds of classic cars I am glad that you and your daughter have such a great relationship for this business.
I notice that Dennis has virtually no employee turnover. It’s obvious his employees are treated like family and appear to love their jobs. Treat people right and they’ll treat you right.
Dennis it was cool that you were able to sell all of your cars. I would of had a hard time not buying the GTX or the Superbird they were way cool! As always I will be looking forward to next Fridays video!
I usual ordered my cars without a console back in the 60's and 70's. My favorite was a 69 Cougar XR 7 428 cobra jet convertible that I wish I still had.
Awesome cars!!! Congratulations on selling them and making a buck!!!! Unfortunately can't keep them all like the M1, but saving, restoring and selling is the Name of the game!!!
Who ever bought the M1 got a great deal because anyone who has been following the channel and the restoration of that car knows the extreme level of attention to detail Dennis and the guys put into it. Some of the parts are so rare that no one can get them any more but the good people over at BMW remade many of the parts that you could no longer get. As Dennis rightly pointed out in one of the videos about the car, it is going to be the best restored factory original M1 out there in the world. They even corrected some of the car's known original faults that frustrated their owners. This is why in my opinion the car should have sold for a lot lot more than it did. So like I said, the person who bought it at that price got an awesome deal.
I've driven many many bmws whole rear taillight section of M1 same part numbers of 635 the same alot parts were interchangeable BTW IVE DRIVEN 328 1940'S ISETTA 507 3200 503 JUST IN CASE YOU WANTED TO KNOW
Dennis, is a great person, love how he treat his employees, how you never hear him whine about cost, he gets the job done, much respect, and he's not Bougie...he's a people person.
Do you think he would make himself look like an asshole on his own youtube channel? You see what he wants you to see, of course he comes across like a saint, that's the image he's selling.
@@upscaleshack Richard does, he far from a saint, but he treat his employees with respect, Richard doesn't, sound like you got some hate on Dennis......
Now I know why I like watching Dennis. First is because of Richard Rawlings, second Dennis collect a lot of Porsche. My dream sports car before I die. Time is running out ⏳️. I love Porsche, exteriors to interiors. Most ❤ of all, the fat width of the tires😮
The only reason i watched this video is to see what the M1 values at, in today's market. With Alex's 3000+ man hours in this one, it had to have significant more value as he left no stone unturned. A lot of us loyal subscribers have been following along for the duration of this restoration and I think we deserve to know how much it went for. If not, at least a ballpark figure.
This was not coffee walk lol. Dennis still tried to keep the M1s 582,500 sale price a secret. Why Dennis? Look forward to the monumental build that you promised to do if it sold! Outstanding!!!!!
Absolutely one of my favorite shows on youtube. Dennis and his crew are sincere and he pays up for what he knows are good cars. Im cool with him not disclosing the take price when he buys, but to not disclose the auction sale price was a let down. If your intent is not to reveal the price, tone down the hype.
The old auction ruse on "no reserve" ...Mysterious phone bidder won, if seller is not happy with the highest bid... Not fooling anyone... Subbed, and always a thumbs up!
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I actually ordered one of those factor food boxes and I am pleasantly surprised. The food heats up in two minutes, and it really does taste good! The steak was absolutely delicious and very tender. The vegetables like green beans, and asparagus, tasted fresh and cooked perfectly. The sauces they use on the rice and mashed potatoes are very good also! I normally don’t comment about stuff like this, but the food has actually exceeded my expectations.
Hey Dennis there’s a Shelby bronco in Texas that was Shelby personal car and he modified it
Decent food, especially when working over road truck driver.
I wonder if anybody can tell me anything about a 1959 AMC rambler super 6 custom .hundred percent original paint , interior, motor and still has the paper directions on the shifter buttons that came from the factory with the. I think I have a 100% barn find survivor.
Alex has earned all the respect he gets he understands the assignments and looks out for Dennis at all times and that’s exactly what earned him his way to where he is. I have complete respect for the whole team We all can learn something from each one
A very rich man who genuinely cares about the people who work for/with him. A rare man indeed.
What I like about Dennis Moore, and Richard, as they came from not much. They were not born with a silver spoon. They worked their butts off to get to where they are today. American dream. Nothing but respect for those guys all the hustling they have done.
Alex is more like a son to Dennis than a employee. Sweet
His real life son got killed by police, I think that’s why he looks at him like that.
I really love how much you learn from coffee walk
I was thinking the same thing. There is nothing more important between friends then trust they both know they have it in each other.
i thought he was married to his daughter, or am I thinking of someone else?
@@alexcorona His son passed away in July of 2019. the incident you mention happened in November of 2021. someone with the same name. I'm sure Dennis and his family wouldn't like people discussing his son's death so casually. let alone a wrong version of the incident.
I’m an old car guy, Vietnam veteran, and coffee drinker, and this channel checks all boxes. Thank you Dennis for being such a great example of how honest business is done (and how to treat employees). God Bless.
Thank you for your service!
@@clintprice2123 you’re welcome sir, thank you.
Why do Americans always have to tell everyone they served? And don't give me that proud shit
It's really cool how Dennis took Alex under his wing and is giving him the game.
It is interesting to watch Dennis interact with people-- whether it be his team, his peers in the business, or complete strangers. Its no wonder he has built such a successful business; he follows a couple of time tested principles-- namely "treat others how you want to be treated" and "Always Be Selling" (and look like you enjoy it). Great content.
Richard could learn alot from him.
That behavior comes from Dennis parents. I guess so :)
For anyone wondering the M1 brought $582,500.
For how many hours they have in that car plus as much as Dennis hyped it up I thought it would of went for more.
@@AM-gu5jn exactly. I believe in another coffee walk they said their shop rate is $175 an hour Alex said almost 4k hours. Doesn’t take much math to realize money was lost at that price. I could be wrong but seems like they lost big.
мало🤷♂️
why didn't thy show this in the video?
@@digilux4017 probably tax purposes is my guess
So Dennis, I’ve been living in Texas for 2 1/2 years and I’ve had a very difficult time finding a company to work for with integrity and honesty. You would not believe what people were asking me to do in sales. With all that being said, I believe you are one of the bright shining lights of my favorite state. God bless you, sir and thank you for showing others what Integrity and honesty look like.
Dennis and Alex are just such a freaking class act. Tough to part with these legendary cars especially with the thousands of hours that you have in them but well done bringing these pieces of history back to circulation
Have to say proud of Alex does so well. He is also looking really well an slim. Credit to coffee walk
When he said 250 on that Super Bird did you see how fast Dennis got up and walked? 😂😂😂
He also said it wasn't matching numbers car, any smart guy would walk
@@keithlempka2593 yessir!
I heard 350k but even 250k is high and not numbers match it's 100-115 if everything else falls into place.....some people think they are sitting on a gold mine.....now you have to find a date coded block for the rebuild because a 73 440 isn't going to cut it low compression smog.....no where near what that guy was "willing" to sell it for 🙄
I would of did the same it not numbers matching it not worth it
I want enough money where i buy it because i want to enjoy not turn it into a collector coin. Numbers match all original is so yesterday. Enjoy it
Dennis is amazingly knowledgeable about these cars and such a gentleman
100%
Was in car business 28yrs what I like about Dennis and crew there as honest as possible,cars are ready and presented honestly, the company is constantly on the upswing and improving doing this thru dynamic personality and hustle, fantastic
I liked all the cars that sold bc I know you have so many more to work on and sell in the future . TY Dennis for always being an upscale gentleman to your employees, and everyone you meet . I'm looking forward to what's up for next week ! Congratulations on the card you sold . You're a heckava guy .
Alex you are an amazing person, well done on all you have done. Dennis - what employee Alex is - a real diamond , a real asset to your company but Alex is also so lucky having a great boss like you. Love the content - keep up the brilliant work !
With a wing! It was really nice to see the whole gang celebrating at Nathan’s.
Dennis is seriously good guy. Not many like him in the world.
To my mind that M1 is a £750,000 car you achieved perfection on that one guys. On another note so nice to see Richard made an effort to dress for dinner when everyone else wore a collar! 🤣
Another great show! Alex, you have formed into a real great restorer, humble gentleman. Nice work, and congratulations on your transformation.
Congratulations Dennis Alex and all you great folks at Collins Bros !!! Ladies as well always a gentleman and professional as well Dennis !!! WoW
M1 Undisclosed.... Dennis you can't do that to us. Some of us have been following this car around every turn and bend Sir...
I can't explain, even to myself, why I keep finding myself going back to Dennis Collins videos. They don't even sell that kind of coffee where I am at. I feel like I should buy some online just to thank them for these delightful videos. Ya, I'm super jealous of all of these really nice cars he finds and buys but not anyone can do that. Clearly, he does a deal and seems to always close. I think it's classy and smart not to disclose the final purchase price on the ones they go buy. Lastly, I never see him belittling anyone. Classy guy.
Appreciate the "Attention to Detail " on your builds.
17:25 It's CounTOSH and definitely WITH the rear wing. Without the wing it resembles the Lotus Espirit. Same goes for the Diablo, the rear wing takes it to another level.
Hey your whole cast makes my week a little bit better I appreciate you!
Dennis Collins for President!
You have to be a corrupt Democrat to be president I kind of doubt if Dennis Collins is a Democrat
I’ll definitely vote for DC
Absolutely!!!!!
Sounds good to me.
He's 1 class act. !!!!😊
I love your video's and I love the way you respect everyone ! Your a wonderful man Dennis Collins !
We need more people like him in this world.
Oldest hotdog stand in the us.
It started in 1867 on Coney Island, New York, when Charles Feldman, a German immigrant and baker by trade, invented the first hot dog as a convenient way for beachgoers to enjoy frankfurter sausages on a long sliced bun without the hassle of plates or silverware.
The auction is 10 miles from my home and Coney Island is 7 miles in the opposite direction. You were definitely in my neck of the woods. Another fun aspect of Coney Island is when I go, the parking lot is out back and you walk right in the back door through what feels like the “employee only” area to get to the diner. It has a walk back in time feel and the dogs are always good.
The Factor meals are really good! I get 6 meals each week and after the first 50% off box, they're only around $70 (that's with shipping) and you won't get this quality of food anywhere that's this easy to prepare for the price. I was initially concerned that the portions wouldn't be enough for me but I'm totally full enough after I'm done with each one I've had. Highly recommend!
Load of bollocks
I luv to see the vintage,classic,and antique car market thriving!!!
😂 coffee walk has been a educational and great shows Once they started improving. It's a pleasure to watch and it's also a pleasure to see Dennis and take care of people the way he does appreciate life. It looks like Alex is on his way to becoming a Protege to Dennis one opportunity he has hope you has a successful career out of the rest of his life
You men are living the dream.
It's in our DNA, we are born competitors.
I should've kept to my calling, working on my dads daily driver work cars since 8-9 yrs old, a tool getter to the one crawling around the cars.
I stuck to the other family work business, I should've saw the growth of the auto industry since the 60s, my love of cars and made a career out of what I loved.
I missed that opportunity I didn't see.
Always stick to what you enjoy, if you can turn it into a living then go for it.
Forget EV's, classic cars and combustion engines aren't going anywhere.
To use your own words Dennis, “Outstanding” video. Thank you.
Man you are killing it. 😊 Your whole crew kills it. You put out way more content than Richard
Is this possitive ?
We just returned from a trip to Ohio, I would love to have made it to the Auburn area to check out the auction, the ACD museum, and the Early Ford V8 museum. We made it as close as Van Wert which is only 56 miles away. Unfortunately our trip was to allow my 90 year old father-in-law to visit his family back east for, potentially, the last time. 16:18
I live about 25 minutes east of van wert
live auction is prob'ly the second most exciting thing i know of! i love 'em! it was good to see Dennis and his crew having fun and all smiles. great episode, thanks.
I’ve been a customer of Dennis’s since 1996 and both he and his brother have always treated their employees like family! I’ll swing by and say hi sometime soon D. Last time I saw you was at the Bill O Trump event. My wife and I sat next to you and yours
dennis is a trumpster? im gone!!!
@@RR-bt5xv, good riddance!
@@matthewjustice3383 yea I'm with you but he got out on bail this time hopefully next time he will stay in the orange jumpsuit 🤣🤣
Auburn is a great event, we’ve gone every year since I was a kid. The swap meet was really good this year too, I picked up more then I planned on. There was a lot of really cool cars there in the car corral too, wasn’t able to meet you though unfortunately. Keep up the great work, loving the content as always.
Gotta be honest, you have played a part in making these dream cars for us average guys unobtainable. Congratulations!!!
Love that Daytona Blue 63 Vette & the 69 White TA. Me and my wife went to Auburn auction back in the 80's what a good time.
Thanks Denise for the Videos 📹
That 63 fuelie Vette might be the finest C2 I have seen . That color mix is phenomenal , woW !!!!
I have always been a big fan of the M1, and that had to be one of the nicest around..Congrats, Dennis.
Hello; Dennis thanks for the show, your love for cars and the history is a great thing, I have followed you since Gas Monkey Garage, your efforts are really a good thing for this hobby of grown up toys. I have learned a lot about cars and look forward to more of the new old finds of classic cars I am glad that you and your daughter have such a great relationship for this business.
Leo Gephart was in on that first auction in 1971. Leo's shop was in my hometown,
Awesome to see you two together again at an Auction. Thanks for sharing.
I notice that Dennis has virtually no employee turnover. It’s obvious his employees are treated like family and appear to love their jobs. Treat people right and they’ll treat you right.
Richard had a revolving door for his employees.
How would you no that
@@patterdale4332 “know”……..because all his videos going back to the very first have the exact same employees
I think Dennis should'a told the die-cast vendor, "I'm just gonna pay you what your asking.." When he bought Alex his 'cuda souvenir?
I loved the excitement over the K-car convertible with faux wood siding
I’m a little late to the game Dennis, but your knowledge has made me a true subscriber of this channel.
Sharing our care knowledge is exactly why we do what we do on Coffee Walk. Thank you for your comment!
Not in the UK this week, on holiday in Rhodes & been waiting for coffee walk to drop...outstanding!!
Dennis it was cool that you were able to sell all of your cars. I would of had a hard time not buying the GTX or the Superbird they were way cool! As always I will be looking forward to next Fridays video!
I attended in 1988, 1989, and 1990. I got a ticket for driving 56 MPH in a 55 MPH zone TWICE in the same area in Indiana on route 30.
I usual ordered my cars without a console back in the 60's and 70's. My favorite was a 69 Cougar XR 7 428 cobra jet convertible that I wish I still had.
Love this channel. Love your staff. Look forward to these videos every week.
Dennis treats everyone like we all would like to be treated. He must be such a pleasure to work for.
Ya know from what I see yes Dennis treats Alex like his own and I have say as a car guy Alex is very good at what he does very crafty with his hands.
Congratulations Team Collins 🎉
Absolutely some beautiful vehicles.
The above ground pool of the car world (Rawlins), jumping up and down 🤣😂reminded me of when he rode around on a trike with that look alike dude.😳🤣😂
Awesome cars!!! Congratulations on selling them and making a buck!!!! Unfortunately can't keep them all like the M1, but saving, restoring and selling is the Name of the game!!!
Who ever bought the M1 got a great deal because anyone who has been following the channel and the restoration of that car knows the extreme level of attention to detail Dennis and the guys put into it. Some of the parts are so rare that no one can get them any more but the good people over at BMW remade many of the parts that you could no longer get. As Dennis rightly pointed out in one of the videos about the car, it is going to be the best restored factory original M1 out there in the world. They even corrected some of the car's known original faults that frustrated their owners. This is why in my opinion the car should have sold for a lot lot more than it did. So like I said, the person who bought it at that price got an awesome deal.
I've driven many many bmws
whole rear taillight section of M1 same part numbers of 635 the same alot parts were interchangeable BTW IVE DRIVEN 328 1940'S ISETTA 507 3200 503
JUST IN CASE YOU WANTED TO KNOW
I love the black Lambo with the wing,💯and I love your show! I watch it religiously
Dennis, is a great person, love how he treat his employees, how you never hear him whine about cost, he gets the job done, much respect, and he's not Bougie...he's a people person.
Do you think he would make himself look like an asshole on his own youtube channel? You see what he wants you to see, of course he comes across like a saint, that's the image he's selling.
@@upscaleshack Richard does, he far from a saint, but he treat his employees with respect, Richard doesn't, sound like you got some hate on Dennis......
Now I know why I like watching Dennis. First is because of Richard Rawlings, second Dennis collect a lot of Porsche. My dream sports car before I die. Time is running out ⏳️. I love Porsche, exteriors to interiors. Most ❤ of all, the fat width of the tires😮
Countach "tash" with the wing absolutely,the most iconic part of the car made it look like a race car for the streets,looks naked without it
Over the pond it's a Lamborghini "Contash" and definitely with the wing!
Great video! Thanks Dennis and team!
I love when you and Richard are at auctions
Congrats on a successful auction.
Greetings from the beautiful edge of the Alps in Germany.
yeah Dennis I agree with your expert at the auctioneers
That guy loves his voice and can ramble with the best.
Great job everyone,that was amazing. Hats off on that M1 build. Sick!!!!🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁
BMW M1, over 500K You guys rock. Dennis and Alex must be really proud of that sale.
A hot dog for $1.85????? No wonder that place sells 2k in a day!!
Man, I sure hope they have a good merch business and other stuff they make $ on. Hopefully they make up some profit with drinks and sides too.
Heck, I'd just like to have a beer and a burger with Sean P. He just seems like a cool dude!
The Texas summer put Alex into shape. Great job! I hope the extra weight goes to me cause I need it.
Two influential gentlemen right there Richard Rawlings and Dennis Collins the Cb jeep man
How is Richard Rawlings influential? Richard acts like an idiot, I have no respect for him.
Cant be the hardest place to work looking at cars all day .eating then ohh I'm on the utube so I'm famous whoopee do dah.
Guys you are super shape and super greate what your posting and doing! Greatings from Estonia!!!
Loved the show. Alex seems like a nice young man.
Alex is looking very sharp these days! Whatever you are doing…keep doing it 👍
The only reason i watched this video is to see what the M1 values at, in today's market. With Alex's 3000+ man hours in this one, it had to have significant more value as he left no stone unturned. A lot of us loyal subscribers have been following along for the duration of this restoration and I think we deserve to know how much it went for. If not, at least a ballpark figure.
Congrats, Team! Coffee Walk nation is proud of you!!!!!
Great Stuff ! Thanks for posting Dennis and Crew !... Those Hot Dogs looked OUTSTANDING !
When I was a kid, this was my favorite Hot Wheel. I believe it came in silver.
This was not coffee walk lol. Dennis still tried to keep the M1s 582,500 sale price a secret. Why Dennis? Look forward to the monumental build that you promised to do if it sold! Outstanding!!!!!
Dude!
I was rolling right there with you guys ...having a blast....and then it was over....NOT FAIR!😂❤
Normally I HATE wings! But not on a Countach , that car is the reason a rear wing spoiler was invented!
it was great to see the old gang back, and just keep the great work. 🤤🤤🤤
Absolutely one of my favorite shows on youtube. Dennis and his crew are sincere and he pays up for what he knows are good cars. Im cool with him not disclosing the take price when he buys, but to not disclose the auction sale price was a let down. If your intent is not to reveal the price, tone down the hype.
I'm on week 5 with Factor 75. I really like them.
The old auction ruse on "no reserve" ...Mysterious phone bidder won, if seller is not happy with the highest bid... Not fooling anyone... Subbed, and always a thumbs up!
My guess is that Gooding guaranteed a minimum sale price. Any underage is covered by the auction house.
Love your show keep them coming
Great group guys!
I was hoping to find out how much the BMW went for!!!!!Great show folks!!!!!!!@
Loved the picks another awesome episode
Was up at Auburn and that is a fun weekend up in town on the square during Friday drive in