That’s my grandfather!!! 🥰 he takes his MGA every year to the shades of the past car show in Pigeon Forge, TN. He’s an amazing man and his knowledge goes well beyond vehicles. ❤
IMO The foundation of any Employer/Supervisor/Manager, Employee relations0hip is respect, aka, the knife that cuts both ways. A good boss doesn't ask an employee to do a task that they themselves wouldn't do. Equally important is the rule of "Praise in public, Criticizein in private. There have to be clear and obvious lines of demarcation between a Employer/Employee in order for the this to work.
I owned a 1957 100-6 Austin Healy in 1973. It was my 11 grade Sumer project. I had it sandblasted and cleaned up rust. New rocker panels and paint . It had the six with dual carbs and 4 speed with electric overdrive. It had splined wire wheels which I sandblasted and repainted them. Very fun car to drive and sold in winter of 1973 for $1,200 .👍😀
2 respecful gentleman talking cars. Their ingenuity matches their humility - it is incredibly impressive and something I will remember to emulate. And then there's Mr. P. Hes been in a mood the last couple of videos.
Dennis, Thank you for making a video without the use of F Bombs and a constant beer commercial. I still watch some of Richard's videos when I'm alone, but never with my grandkids, he sends out the wrong message. You are respectful of the people you deal with and give us an inside look at your business world. I'm always thrilled to see "barn finds". Thank You!
That man is a gem. He has talent on loan from God. His car is a work of art. First time I’ve ever seen remote control windows. OUTSTANDING!!! This video is great.
I have been following this channel for over a year now and Dennis is really that great of a guy. Human of course, but a heart of gold it appears. (FYI- Many cars in the last 20 years come standard with remote windows on the factory key fob. I have had many Honda Accords , Nissan Rogue, Jaguar S Type but many are not aware. Just hold down the windows button and even the sunroof will open. Hold the up window button and all windows and roof will close. They just don't really advertise it on most cars.)
Thanks for another great episode. I like that you include stuff like getting stuck in the mud = a slice of real life and the problems we all face. Please tell us in another episode if "goldie" gets an award??? Thank you!!!
I have said it once I'll say it again Dennis is a Class Act always optimistic enjoys life and always positive doesn't let stupid stuff bring him down wish there was more people in the world like Dennis
BMC made a prototype Austn Healey "4000" that was a widened 3000, the mga reminded me of an article I read about it probably 30 years ago. Another great episode Dennis
I have been watching you boys for a fair while and as a mechanic and as a British man in his best years ( 50s) I love the fact dennis is a fan of our classic cars I am a member of Brooklands museum were they hold a lot of special days devoted to special makes and marks of all wheeled forms of transport and I love what you guys do to keep all these vehicles alive.
Goldie is literally a factory 1 off priceless piece of historical art work , don't think I've ever heard of any other auto makers building anything like er , outstanding doesn't do this episode justice ,
Back in the day even up to the 90s English and Japanese sometimes Italian car companies used to build these one of one car's only for shows like Earls court, some would end up in private hand's some would stay with in the company's own collection and other got crushed afterwards. My friend owned a one of one Toyota supra mk3 it had a total different dash and full adaptive airo body kit one off wheels. He got ran into from behind the insurance took over three year's to pay out because their was no money value on the car as no other one like it existed. It's amazing what car companies used to do just to show what they could do all for a show.
My Father had a Healey 3000, then an XK120 FHC then a series 1 E Type 4.2, He and my Mother worked next door to Jaguar at Browns lane GEC and saw the very first prototype E type rolled out of the back of the factory around 1957/58.
What a car and with absolutely extraordinary provenance. I'm betting "Goldie" won Best of Show or Best Restoration... or both! Dennis' answers to the judges' questions were truly fascinating. I wonder if he will exhibit it at Pebble Beach or Amelia Island? Thanks Dennis for this bona fide automotive gem; it is an international-treasure.
Love watching this channel, to see the real america and it,s people ( not the borrox we get on the news ) as much as the cars , and dennis is a true ambassador with the great team he has built !.......... Get you some of that !
Don't feel bad guys, I got our Dodge dually with our gooseneck 15 yard roll off on it, buried in 2 feet of snow on Monday morning at 9k feet in elevationin SouthernColorado. I spent 4+ hours out there before I got out. Id take stuck in the mud. Lol
WOW! Appreciated that,Dennis. You’ve sure been at it for a while. Thank you for your story. How gutting “Goldie” didn’t get an award (it seems) Can’t believe what goes into the judging of these vehicles. Thanks very much for your efforts and your knowledge too. Regards, David.
My 1st car was a 1962 Austin Healey Sprite. No door handles on the outside of the doors. I used the tongue cover from April to November unless raining. Loved that car and so sorry I don’t still have her
Double Wow!! I haven’t seen Dennis since the gas monkey days, and he is an absolute national treasure!! His respect for everyone around him is stunning in this day and age! The word Refreshing comes to mind. Thank you so much for this way cool video.💥👍👍🤙
I love this show, and all the folks in the making of it, and I wait all week for a new episode. I just wanted to point out that a few weeks ago Dennis said that he didn't think that they have ever re-shot anything, but two or three video cuts in they had to reshoot the scene of leaving the Louisville Airport! Lol. This must be a first! I really love you guys and gals and will subscribe and watch forever!
@@WildHorsesOfCourse cool, thanks for that. I remember seeing this episode with the amazing Porsche collection, but not award ceremony, probably because I didn't know the background of the car back then. Now it all makes sense.
Goldie is a true one of one car and has a real no money value if you understand what I mean. There's collectors out there who are willing to pay any some of money for it, a collector in London offered Dennis three million dollars for it and Dennis declined the offer, I know of other private collectors who have offered him money when Dennis was in England and Dennis refused them all. I can definitely say Dennis love for this car out way's any money value put on it, the car has been valued why it's been in Dennis hand's and he never revealed it. What is it worth nothing because Dennis will never sell it. A car guy who truly love's car's
Dennis, back in the early 60’s, I had a MGA, and just loved it. A friend ordered an Austin Healy 3000, and I was with. Him when he took delivery, Dennis, it was absolutely gorgeous. But I still liked my MGA.
Many years ago I had the Healey 100/4. It was a beast, fast, 120 mph with some power left, and with brilliant road holding, 3 speed with overdrive.. The most beautiful car I ever owned.
I sold my 1962 AH BT7 last week, and they just came and picked it up today...so this is twice in the past three hours that I've seen a Healey loaded onto a trailer. One item of note, this is an earlier '62 due to the fact that it is a "side shift," mine was a center shift. These are wonderful cars to both work on and drive. I'll desperately miss her, but she's going to a good home and I already have my eye on a couple of E-Type Coupes. Congratulations on the find and can't wait for the reveal!
There's a reason the video was so early. Shawn just got back to the hotel around Ten pm Kentucky time, showed off the mud up to the elbows and said no way am I getting up in s few hours to upload. Doing right now. Don't blame him one bit.
The hard part about getting the trailer out is trying not to wreck the gentleman's yard. They could get it out with a small Cat or maybe even a large rubber tracked Kaboda or something but they would just rip that field to shreds every time they turned a bit.
What a treat. A fellow Healey guy! I had the pleasure back in the late '60s to own a brace of them, a BN-6 and a BN-7. The 7 had a driver's side roll bar and triple SUs which in true tradition were a beeyotch to tune but when done right, she moved right quick. She had obviously been raced but I got no provenance with it, just cash on the barrel head. BR Green and tan seats, of course. The ivory Healey is...interesting. They wanted to build an eye-catcher and it worked. Mr. Doherty's V-8 MG with all the trimmings is just a mind-bender and probably unique. Congratulations to him for a beautiful piece of work/art. Fun fact: 1958 Oldsmobile station wagon wheels will bolt right on and they fit best if they are installed reversed. Of course I did it and man did it take the chatter out of the rear end! The much increased track made all the difference in the world. Much more stable in the corners, especially on rough dirt roads. 500+ Healeys! I stand in awe, Dennis. Cheers from Ottawa, ON. P.S.: Subscribed on the spot, white bell and all thumbs up henceforth. Dennis is a class act.
Loving this from the England. We used to see quite a few Austin Healeys in the Sixties and early 70s. Nothing quite compares does it, especially in the right colour or colour combo. A real man's car.
I wanted to make a joke about those collars. But I was taken by Dennis display of knowing everything Goldie has done and where its been and lovingly restored. Amazing. You know the Healey just purchased will be pampered as well.
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As many times as you have battery issues with the winch batteries, there is a way you can avoid this. Run a charge port on your 7 way plug. Once trailer is plugged in it will keep batteries charged. Always love watching these videos, and how Dennis always involves clients when going to lunch.
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That old tractor brings back memories. my family grew apple's and pole beans with 3 machines. A Ford 3000 Ford 4600. And a A Farmall cub cultivator. They were sold yrs ago but I know the owners, and all 3 still run.
Back in the 60s, I had a neighbor that had a 100-6 that had an overdrive transmission. I think he took me for one ride in the neighborhood, which cemented my love for the big Healeys.
There is not one time I have watched Dennis have I been disappointed He is the most respectful person I have ever come across I like how he always says sir
I had an opportunity to buy a Austin in the early 80's but I was in to America muscle cars and didn't know what was in front of me at time I regretted it ever since. Love you show and what you do
What a nice surprise on a Friday Morning while sitting here with my cup of Joe ☕.Must be the annual visit to Scottsdale so we get an early upload have a great trip Dennis and crew.
Thanks for the great video of my dad’s incredible work. He is one of the most talented, hard-working, humble and honest people you’ll ever meet. I listed the Healey for him and it had 48 responses on day 1 of the listing. Happy to see it go to be restored. And happy you loved my car, the MG, 😂. Kidding, that’s dad’s baby but he’s let me drive it 3x.
If you are ever this way again in the summer, I live on lake Herrington and there is fantastic food at some of the marinas here or heck, I grill the best steaks lol. Glad you had the privilege to meet my dad.
Love the episode - like all of your work! Having grown up in Southern Idaho farm country, I know what it is like to get vehicles stuck up to the axles - this includes pickups, flat bed farm truck, International Harvester hay swather, Farmall tractor... The only thing I didn't manage to get stuck was my friend's old Caterpillar D4.
Outstanding!!! A Coffee Walk episode featuring two iconic British Cars. Putting a V8 in an MGA is a feat of engineering and fabrication. However, the power windows in that MGA are pure sorcery 😅
That’s my grandfather!!! 🥰 he takes his MGA every year to the shades of the past car show in Pigeon Forge, TN. He’s an amazing man and his knowledge goes well beyond vehicles. ❤
A very talented and humble man
He’s a fantastic engineer and mechanic 👍👏👏👏
Ethan he is a treasure.
Enjoy every minute with him, life goes by fast for everyone. May not seem like it when you are young, but time stops for no one.
Beautiful!
Dennis is the most likable gentleman treating EVERY person with respect and backing it up with pure class expertise. Keep it up 🔥
on camera...
Indeed. He is richly blessed with an OUTSTANDING personality.
@@Andy-gti Are there stories when he's off camera?
Wow what an original comment, yawn.
Except buying his jeeps
The amount on info Dennis drops in these videos is insane 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
It's same as a plumber
Automotive encyclopedia
Now that's valuable communication!
If every business owner treated his employees like Dennis does, people would never change jobs. It's refreshing to see.
If every employee was as talented and willing to work as hard as his employees do they probably would.
@@michaelmaas5544 nah most bosses do not appreciate their employees. If they did then the world would be different
Exactly, people don’t quit their jobs they quit their bosses.
IMO The foundation of any Employer/Supervisor/Manager, Employee relations0hip is respect, aka, the knife that cuts both ways. A good boss doesn't ask an employee to do a task that they themselves wouldn't do. Equally important is the rule of "Praise in public, Criticizein in private. There have to be clear and obvious lines of demarcation between a Employer/Employee in order for the this to work.
@@Crazycarlisle As a boss, the appreciation has to go both ways.
I've learned so much about classic cars watching this channel! I appreciate what y'all do and look forward to it every week!
same
I owned a 1957 100-6 Austin Healy in 1973. It was my 11 grade Sumer project. I had it sandblasted and cleaned up rust. New rocker panels and paint . It had the six with dual carbs and 4 speed with electric overdrive. It had splined wire wheels which I sandblasted and repainted them. Very fun car to drive and sold in winter of 1973 for $1,200 .👍😀
Treats everyone how they would like to be treated and then some. Respectful and friendly, the world needs more people like Dennis Collins.
I was amazed at the quality of that MGA build. I was shocked when he mentioned he'd built it thirty-five years ago. What a car.
2 respecful gentleman talking cars. Their ingenuity matches their humility - it is incredibly impressive and something I will remember to emulate. And then there's Mr. P. Hes been in a mood the last couple of videos.
Dennis is a good man . Nothing but respectful.
Dennis, Thank you for making a video without the use of F Bombs and a constant beer commercial. I still watch some of Richard's videos when I'm alone, but never with my grandkids, he sends out the wrong message.
You are respectful of the people you deal with and give us an inside look at your business world. I'm always thrilled to see "barn finds".
Thank You!
That man is a gem. He has talent on loan from God. His car is a work of art. First time I’ve ever seen remote control windows. OUTSTANDING!!! This video is great.
I have been following this channel for over a year now and Dennis is really that great of a guy. Human of course, but a heart of gold it appears. (FYI- Many cars in the last 20 years come standard with remote windows on the factory key fob. I have had many Honda Accords , Nissan Rogue, Jaguar S Type but many are not aware. Just hold down the windows button and even the sunroof will open. Hold the up window button and all windows and roof will close. They just don't really advertise it on most cars.)
god isn't real
Pops is like who are you calling Old school?
I’m proud to be his daughter. He knows everything and is all self-taught. And he passed some knowledge along to 2 daughters.
Dennis you are a 1st class act salute to you and thank you for the throwback episode.
I wish more people popped in on this channel. So we’ll done. Keep going Dennis 👍
Thanks for another great episode. I like that you include stuff like getting stuck in the mud = a slice of real life and the problems we all face. Please tell us in another episode if "goldie" gets an award??? Thank you!!!
Love your always positive attitude Dennis.
I have said it once I'll say it again Dennis is a Class Act always optimistic enjoys life and always positive doesn't let stupid stuff bring him down wish there was more people in the world like Dennis
Nice find, Dennis. What a talented gentleman and an amazing MGA.
I'm hooked on your channel and have even started watching Richards too. 👀
This has to be the BEST story I have ever herd so far. Wow! Simply amazing!
Even with a truck stuck he keeps the positive mindset :D
BMC made a prototype Austn Healey "4000" that was a widened 3000, the mga reminded me of an article I read about it probably 30 years ago. Another great episode Dennis
I have been watching you boys for a fair while and as a mechanic and as a British man in his best years ( 50s) I love the fact dennis is a fan of our classic cars I am a member of Brooklands museum were they hold a lot of special days devoted to special makes and marks of all wheeled forms of transport and I love what you guys do to keep all these vehicles alive.
The Goldie part was so interesting. Feel free to add more stories like that!
Goldie is literally a factory 1 off priceless piece of historical art work , don't think I've ever heard of any other auto makers building anything like er , outstanding doesn't do this episode justice ,
Back in the day even up to the 90s English and Japanese sometimes Italian car companies used to build these one of one car's only for shows like Earls court, some would end up in private hand's some would stay with in the company's own collection and other got crushed afterwards. My friend owned a one of one Toyota supra mk3 it had a total different dash and full adaptive airo body kit one off wheels. He got ran into from behind the insurance took over three year's to pay out because their was no money value on the car as no other one like it existed. It's amazing what car companies used to do just to show what they could do all for a show.
Great video, Dennis. The talent that gentleman had and he was so humble.
Well Dennis and Crew thanks for spoiling my Friday night viewing of coffee walk in the uk. THANK YOU! For an awesome start to the day!
That car is gorgeous. Where he finds these cars is unbelievable.
Better and Better and Better. What a RUclips channel!!!
My Father had a Healey 3000, then an XK120 FHC then a series 1 E Type 4.2, He and my Mother worked next door to Jaguar at Browns lane GEC and saw the very first prototype E type rolled out of the back of the factory around 1957/58.
Dennis and crew you never fail to surprise and entertain, my compliments to the editor
What a car and with absolutely extraordinary provenance. I'm betting "Goldie" won Best of Show or Best Restoration... or both! Dennis' answers to the judges' questions were truly fascinating. I wonder if he will exhibit it at Pebble Beach or Amelia Island? Thanks Dennis for this bona fide automotive gem; it is an international-treasure.
Hello ward how are you doing today. Hope you had a great weekend 😊
Goldie won Best Restored 2015
Love watching this channel, to see the real america and it,s people ( not the borrox we get on the news ) as much as the cars , and dennis is a true ambassador with the great team he has built !.......... Get you some of that !
I think Zach put AM instead of PM lol
Yeah. I immediately thought the same. Oops. Lol
First mistake Zach has ever made. I'm not mad, it gives me something of substance to watch this time of night!
I’m Ok with it.
Shoot I’ll take it normally they come out while I’m working so this was a nice surprise 😂
No complaints here 😁😁
Count to see how many times Dennis says Wow!!! 😅😂😊
Beautiful car. It's finds like these that makes Coffee Walk so awesome. I wish you'd do a series on the restoration.
What an absolute gem of a car. Props to that man for doing what he did. He’s good at it.
That’s my dad and he is amazing. Restoring a 66 mustang currently.
@@Nolongerwantthis would love to c that when it’s done! He’s got great taste!
Love seeing the cougars getting saved
Yeah me too. I owned a few. All had 390 motors
I tried but she's an abusive alcoholic
Don't feel bad guys, I got our Dodge dually with our gooseneck 15 yard roll off on it, buried in 2 feet of snow on Monday morning at 9k feet in elevationin SouthernColorado. I spent 4+ hours out there before I got out. Id take stuck in the mud. Lol
WOW! Appreciated that,Dennis. You’ve sure been at it for a while. Thank you for your story. How gutting “Goldie” didn’t get an award (it seems) Can’t believe what goes into the judging of these vehicles. Thanks very much for your efforts and your knowledge too. Regards, David.
Hello David how are you doing today. Hope you had a great weekend 😊
My 1st car was a 1962 Austin Healey Sprite. No door handles on the outside of the doors. I used the tongue cover from April to November unless raining. Loved that car and so sorry I don’t still have her
Having my cup of Joe at 5:30 a.m watching Coffee Walk - OUTSTANDING!!
Dittó
Talk about a Sharped Dressed Man, you and Kim Stole the
Show and of course "GOLDIE" Thanks for Sharing
Mr Dennis Collins.
Double Wow!! I haven’t seen Dennis since the gas monkey days, and he is an absolute national treasure!! His respect for everyone around him is stunning in this day and age! The word Refreshing comes to mind.
Thank you so much for this way cool video.💥👍👍🤙
Coffee walk with a beer on a Friday night in Oz instead of coffee on a Saturday morning my weekend is in disarray lol.
I love this show, and all the folks in the making of it, and I wait all week for a new episode. I just wanted to point out that a few weeks ago Dennis said that he didn't think that they have ever re-shot anything, but two or three video cuts in they had to reshoot the scene of leaving the Louisville Airport! Lol. This must be a first! I really love you guys and gals and will subscribe and watch forever!
Hello Andy how are you doing today. Hope you had a great weekend 😊
D... that man is amazing. I love how you honor those and give love where its obviously earned, not begging!
So did Goldie win an award?! Don't leave us hanging man!
😂stay tuned😅
Exactly what I was thinking, did he just leave us hanging and nobody is going to say anything?! 🤔
Here’s the award ceremony completion
ruclips.net/video/8wV7rnUISvc/видео.html
@@WildHorsesOfCourse cool, thanks for that. I remember seeing this episode with the amazing Porsche collection, but not award ceremony, probably because I didn't know the background of the car back then. Now it all makes sense.
Goldie is a true one of one car and has a real no money value if you understand what I mean. There's collectors out there who are willing to pay any some of money for it, a collector in London offered Dennis three million dollars for it and Dennis declined the offer, I know of other private collectors who have offered him money when Dennis was in England and Dennis refused them all. I can definitely say Dennis love for this car out way's any money value put on it, the car has been valued why it's been in Dennis hand's and he never revealed it. What is it worth nothing because Dennis will never sell it. A car guy who truly love's car's
Dennis, back in the early 60’s, I had a MGA, and just loved it. A friend ordered an Austin Healy 3000, and I was with. Him when he took delivery, Dennis, it was absolutely gorgeous. But I still liked my MGA.
2 uploads a week would be OUTSTANDING for the coffee walk long time watchers 🤤
I didn’t want to miss a bit of the video. I stopped it to read the comments. This man is a natural. No Problem that can’t be solved!!!
Dennis was looking cool in his leisure suit w the rolled up sleeves !!! 🤣
Rocking the Don Johnson look...
Many years ago I had the Healey 100/4. It was a beast, fast, 120 mph with some power left, and with brilliant road holding, 3 speed with overdrive.. The most beautiful car I ever owned.
Thanks for the AM/PM mixup Zach and team 😂
I sold my 1962 AH BT7 last week, and they just came and picked it up today...so this is twice in the past three hours that I've seen a Healey loaded onto a trailer. One item of note, this is an earlier '62 due to the fact that it is a "side shift," mine was a center shift. These are wonderful cars to both work on and drive. I'll desperately miss her, but she's going to a good home and I already have my eye on a couple of E-Type Coupes. Congratulations on the find and can't wait for the reveal!
any update on the trailer stuck in the guy's nice lawn?
There's a reason the video was so early. Shawn just got back to the hotel around Ten pm Kentucky time, showed off the mud up to the elbows and said no way am I getting up in s few hours to upload. Doing right now.
Don't blame him one bit.
Nice town, beautiful homes, lovely weather in the summer, and fun people
The hard part about getting the trailer out is trying not to wreck the gentleman's yard. They could get it out with a small Cat or maybe even a large rubber tracked Kaboda or something but they would just rip that field to shreds every time they turned a bit.
A large tracked machine, excavator maybe a few sheets of heavy plywood just keep placing them in front of the tracks as it moves across the soft soil
What a treat. A fellow Healey guy! I had the pleasure back in the late '60s to own a brace of them, a BN-6 and a BN-7. The 7 had a driver's side roll bar and triple SUs which in true tradition were a beeyotch to tune but when done right, she moved right quick. She had obviously been raced but I got no provenance with it, just cash on the barrel head. BR Green and tan seats, of course.
The ivory Healey is...interesting. They wanted to build an eye-catcher and it worked.
Mr. Doherty's V-8 MG with all the trimmings is just a mind-bender and probably unique. Congratulations to him for a beautiful piece of work/art.
Fun fact: 1958 Oldsmobile station wagon wheels will bolt right on and they fit best if they are installed reversed.
Of course I did it and man did it take the chatter out of the rear end! The much increased track made all the difference in the world. Much more stable in the corners, especially on rough dirt roads.
500+ Healeys! I stand in awe, Dennis.
Cheers from Ottawa, ON.
P.S.: Subscribed on the spot, white bell and all thumbs up henceforth. Dennis is a class act.
Shawn needs to wait out in the truck during lunch after that stunt.
Loving this from the England. We used to see quite a few Austin Healeys in the Sixties and early 70s. Nothing quite compares does it, especially in the right colour or colour combo. A real man's car.
First view from Izmir Turkey
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Great find. Dennis and crew are a class act. Thanks for sharing
I think Shawn would be lost if he didn't have pockets for his hands.
Even one in his pocket while he steers while walking backwards.
He needs to go away!
I wanted to make a joke about those collars. But I was taken by Dennis display of knowing everything Goldie has done and where its been and lovingly restored. Amazing. You know the Healey just purchased will be pampered as well.
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To coin a phrase, OUTSTANDING! Thanks for sharing your story of Goldie.
Shawn if you take your other hand out of your pocket you can work harder!!! Lol
Thank you. And,if he gets a burr from that wench cable jammed in his hand...he won't be embarrassed to wear gloves. Or any type of work clothes.
As many times as you have battery issues with the winch batteries, there is a way you can avoid this. Run a charge port on your 7 way plug. Once trailer is plugged in it will keep batteries charged. Always love watching these videos, and how Dennis always involves clients when going to lunch.
Alex would have just backed down the driveway and not got stuck.
I had a '64 3000.
Best sportscar for airflow protection in the cockpit.
Great for very tall drivers. I'm 6' 4".
Love the Overdrive switch.
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That old tractor brings back memories. my family grew apple's and pole beans with 3 machines. A Ford 3000 Ford 4600. And a A Farmall cub cultivator. They were sold yrs ago but I know the owners, and all 3 still run.
i love old school cars every Friday i look forward to these videos cant get enough of them... dennis awesome job on every thing
Back in the 60s, I had a neighbor that had a 100-6 that had an overdrive transmission. I think he took me for one ride in the neighborhood, which cemented my love for the big Healeys.
Interesting story. Those were cool Looking,Mailboxes!! G
Dennis's knowledge is only matched by his passion! A true car-guy. Mr Doherty is equally awesome.
There is not one time I have watched Dennis have I been disappointed He is the most respectful person I have ever come across I like how he always says sir
Dennis ? Your channel is therapeutic !
WOW Dennis Collins is a real Gentleman!!!I have big Big Respect for this man!!!Alot more than his buddy Richard!!!LOL just kiddn
Dennis and Kim looked amazing driving Goldie on that parade! Very good work!
Will say again, i wish to work with you sir Dennis. Your humbleness and humility it's just wow.
WOW!, WOW! WOW!Look how young Dennis looks!!! WOW!!!! 😂🤣😆🤪👍✌
I had an opportunity to buy a Austin in the early 80's but I was in to America muscle cars and didn't know what was in front of me at time I regretted it ever since. Love you show and what you do
You say it best you can't make this stuff up, that is a car with some really good history, thank you for taking the time to tell us about this car.👍
I think we sent most of these to the USA in the 50's - beautiful MGA with a V8 - and man you have great garages to store your cars in ..
My first car at 15 yrs old was a 59 MGA. And as of today still my favorite car ever owned.
29:30 Miami Vice called wheres crockett and tubbs ???🤭🤭😆😆😆😆😆😆
Truly a class act throughout.
Thank you and much respect.
A lot to be learned and appreciated in many domains.
OUTSTANDING
Hope you all had a load of topsoil delivered so old mate can repair his lawn. His place looked immaculate.
In sure he can afford it!💵
What a nice surprise on a Friday Morning while sitting here with my cup of Joe ☕.Must be the annual visit to Scottsdale so we get an early upload have a great trip Dennis and crew.
I love how knowledgeable Dennis is on all makes and models of cars. I don’t think there is anyone else in the world that compares to his knowledge.
My uncle had one and always made us give him a push to start it !
Thanks for the great video of my dad’s incredible work. He is one of the most talented, hard-working, humble and honest people you’ll ever meet. I listed the Healey for him and it had 48 responses on day 1 of the listing. Happy to see it go to be restored. And happy you loved my car, the MG, 😂. Kidding, that’s dad’s baby but he’s let me drive it 3x.
If you are ever this way again in the summer, I live on lake Herrington and there is fantastic food at some of the marinas here or heck, I grill the best steaks lol. Glad you had the privilege to meet my dad.
Tonya. Does your father sell those gorgeous mailboxes ? I would love to purchase one if he does.
Same. Wondering about the mailboxes
Love the episode - like all of your work! Having grown up in Southern Idaho farm country, I know what it is like to get vehicles stuck up to the axles - this includes pickups, flat bed farm truck, International Harvester hay swather, Farmall tractor... The only thing I didn't manage to get stuck was my friend's old Caterpillar D4.
I went nuts over the MGA! My Dad had one for years and he’s a Ford man. So I had to forward this to him!
Dennis the super nice guy, never gets mad , never.He never blamed anyone.
Another great vid. Thanks for taking us along. 🇦🇺🇦🇺👍👍
Outstanding!!! A Coffee Walk episode featuring two iconic British Cars.
Putting a V8 in an MGA is a feat of engineering and fabrication. However, the power windows in that MGA are pure sorcery 😅
Dennis you look like a great guy to work for! God Bless you Sir. Man Y'all can eat!