Maaan I remember when you had the Red one back in the day or I think it was a ‘70 SS I remember your son Derek brought me over to see it when you picked us up from the Skating Rink we where little and I fell in love with old school muscle cars right then, I think you had also a Red Ferrari in the garage at the time also!’ 👌🏾💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥🔥
that man was brought up totally the way you should raise your son make him graduate make him buy his own car and look what that did for that young boy he respected that car and his parents so much that he kept that dream 51 years without a mark on it i would love to thank that gentleman for his unwavering love and respect for the car and his Mom n Dad you rock sir Dennis you kill me finding all of this pristine metal im jealous
@@wildcard9724 I'm sure he got over it. I regretted only one car that I was sorry that I sold. I got choked up a little but your right, the check made me feel better. I didn't keep it as long as him.
Congrats on that 72 Chevelle SS retention. I can relate. I have owned my rare mulsanne blue 71 Chevelle Malibu 400 ragtop over 52 years [since new]. 402ciBB, WR 4 speed, 3.31 12 bolt posi, original 32K miles Top. interior, ragtop tonneau cover, paint all original. No winters and rain only a few times when I got caught in it. My son who will be 50 in a couple weeks first ride home from the hospital when born was in the back seat of this car with my wife now of almost 56 years.. My son is part owner of the 71 at present. He has a Chevelle too, a 72 pro street hardtop. He has owned his car since '89 [under stock configuration]. Yup, we are a couple of Chevelle nuts.
I never understood that either. I tried to do it with a mustang I bought then seen all my friends having fun and said screw it. I buy them to drive them now.
Sometimes just opening the garage door and looking at it and saying to yourself its mine brings will bring a smile to a guy's face. But on sunny days, you'd sure want to drive if it were me.
Ok, I also graduated in 1972 and this was my dream car, but as a field hand, I could never afford one then. This was always one of my dream cars. You’re a very lucky man and I like many of your viewers live vicariously through your channel. Thank you for sharing this car with us.
It's a Dimond and very hard to find and buy they won't sell it as I won't mine either I have my dad's 67 and 70 all original and my dad made me put my hand on the Bible that I would never sell it
Just sold my 1970 W-31 Holiday Coup last year, ordered it when I was the brake and oil change mechanic at Hatfield Oldsmobile in Maumee, Ohio. Daily driver, was the only car I ever owned.
What a great car. In 1971 my friends sisters boyfriend had a red & black 1970 SS Chevelle that was the first time I'd ever experienced a Burn Out in, getting pinned into the back seat, smoke enveloping the whole car... It was magical!
In 1984 The Chevelle i had was the same color. Mojave gold , no stripes with Mojave gold interior. 454, M22. Mine had the original engine but the guy I purchased it from had installed a solid lifter cam , Aluminum Intake, Holley 750 carb and headers. He also installed a scattershield with a Street strip clutch and 410 gears. The great memories this episode is bringing back. I cannot believe how original that car is. I am blown away!
The SS on that Chevelle now stands for Super Sweet! I remember my cousin had a '72 Chevelle "HEAVY CHEVY" . Also, my father was a tool and die maker back then, and he's the one that made the dies for those control knobs in those cars.
The OG owner didn’t have that much fun with it he barely drove it, never spun the tires. Makes me wonder why and how an 18yo buys a new car like that one and then hardly ever drive it. Nice survivor car and very very well taken care of.
@@def1791 I was thinking the same . Different strokes for different folks l guess . ....When l was 19 in 1973 l bought a Triumph 2.5 p.i. (petrol injection ) saloon (sedan) . It was a very high performance car back then , quicker than my brothers new TR6 . I drove it like l stole it !!!!
Sorry, can’t shut up about this car.....regardless of the restorer it will, forever, only be original once. And you’ve got it. That’s a keeper my friend. Museum quality all the way. Kudos
That car needs to be in a museum. To think its been that mans car since he started driving. Lots of memories. Kinda sad though how much he loved the car. Time flies away when you are young. My brother inlaw purchased a 1970 Chevrolet elcomino SS 396cu 4 speed with blue metallic paint with white strips brand new. He had just got out of the army. I remember getting to ride in it in centennial Park in Nashville, me and my mom sitting in the bed of the car. It was cool looking. I remember him playing the 8 track in the car. CCR was singing who stopped the rain. Brings back good memories 😊
What a magnificent vehicle to be saved, Hardcore chevy through and through. It literally saw day light for maybe a minute while loading onto the trailer, Not even sun light til you did a second update. A 396 is what i always think is the true chevelle engine, but that 350 is true chevy hearts.😊
With life changes I recently sold the car I bought the year I graduated highschool (wasn't in 1972, but WAS last century). It was easier seeing the kids go off to college than seeing that car go off on a trailer...lol
Third generation automotive garage owner . SO MY very first car @ 15 years old was a 1972 Chevelle SS big block 402/396 4 speed with a cowl induction hood. Restored the car fixed it all up painted it . Sold it @17. Thank you for purchasing this 1972 SS. Brought back some Great memories . A girlfriends friend told me I was conceded because I had my initials all over my car . SS Super Sport it is not Sean Strollo 😂
That Chevelle sounds exactly like one did back in the day... no glass packs or exhaust hacks , man this takes me back to high school, so many great memories
WOW just WOW I HAVE NO WORDS MY FAVORITE SO FAR IN ALL THE SHOWS BEING A LONGHORN FAN LOVE THE COLOR ALMOST LIKE THE TOXIC ORANGE ON THE 2014 SRT8 392 CHALLENGERS.....BEAUTIFUL
Wow. You just took me back to 1972, my graduation year also, and great memories of all the muscle cars my friends had. That one for sure is an honest gem. No amount of money can replace that piece of history.
I graduated HS in 1970 and owned a 1968 Camaro Rally Sport. The 72 Chevelle SS was a car I always wanted to own but never got around to it. If I hadn't seen this specimen with my own eyes I wouldn't believe the condition and provinance...one owner, 22k miles and the original Poly Glass tires blew my mind! What a great find Dennis...thanks for sharing!
Dennis, probably the nicest car I've seen you purchase hands down , so ...Congratulations... Even though you do get some Epic buys ... Let me also say I'm enjoying the show a lot more as it seems Shawn is a bit more in tune and respectful towards his role in your Organization. Lots more enjoyable to watch .. thank you ..
It’s literally a time machine. Fascinating the owner had the foresight and patience to protect this amazing vehicle. I just love that color too. I kinda thought this was gonna stay with you Dennis….we would love to see your collection one day
OUTSTANDING! In 1972 I was a medic, working for a county hospital. One of my buddies had a blue SS with a 396 if I remember correctly. What memories from that time period! Seeing a vehicle that well taken care of is truly moving. Dennis, that is your car now....KEEP IT! You would be one of the few that will preserve the car and honor the original owner by doing so. WOW! Now that Chevelle is a time traveling marvel!
Absolutely incredible find, it looks like it was forgotten and left in the original showroom covered for 51 years by accident, this man took incredible car of this car, laser strait, it looks like it just rolled off of the assembly line, everybody says how the assembly was so sloppy in the 60`s and 70`s production vehicles, and some were I admit, but this car is living proof they weren`t all built on a friday at 3:30 pm, absolutely stunning find Dennis, the crew looks amazed, so am I.
The Gentleman that bought & Preserved this Classic is himself a rare find, you can tell he had the upmost highest morals, integrity, humility & Honor instilled in his life at a young age. Thank You
The 71/72 SS wheels have really grown on me over the years. And the missing Muncie shifting won't hurt the value at all, if one cares about that. An original period competition Hurst shifter is a highly acceptable day 2 mod.
Awesome, Awesome vid. I have my dad's 72' SS Chevelle that he bought new in 72'. It's Fire/Orange with black stripes and interior. It's a 350/auto on the column. Has 87,xxx miles on it. Hasn't ran in 30 years and needs restoring but have all the original parts in it and on it. Dad never changed anything on it, just drove it. He traded his 68' Camaro in on it that he also bought new back in the day. Wish I had the funds to restore it, but have been wishing that for years. So guess it will sit for some more years.
That is a nice find. Not many original owner cars that look like that still around. My dad has his dad's [my grandfather] 67 mustang, all original but not that clean but a blast to drive every now and then. Texas panhandle area car.
Bought me a used 72 Chevelle SS one time and it had a 283 4 speed clutch in it and a friend of mines brother that went off to college had a built 350 sitting in their dads garage so I bought it from him and stuck it in and it ran fantastic for me for many years.
Congratulations to you mrCollins your class and your true passion for All automobiles is just amazing and no one deserves that car more then you sir !!!!!!
I ordered a new 1972 SS Chevelle 350, Cranberry Red Metallic. That 1972 350/4 was the biggest dog I have ever seen or heard of. It did come with a 12 bolt rearend. I miraculously found a 1970 LT-1 350 engine out of a YENKO Nova that had nearly no miles on it and did a transplant. 4:88 gears and converted the automatic to a BW Super T-10 . It was a street racing killing machine ! Really miss that combo...
I have always washed your soul never said anything about any of the Jeep trucks or cars you bought but I will say this is the best I've ever seen and you are the luckiest man on the planet God bless you
My dad had a 72 chevelle, two door, a lemon color as I recall originally but he had it repainted cherry red. I remember helping in the garage when he rebuilt the motor. Must have sod it in 86, what a fun car!
Super super nice. Had a 69 Chevelle SS. No power and no air. Hugger Orange. Was my ex's car. He was the 2nd owner. Wish still had it. Great and fun cars to drive. This is a beauty. Enjoy. ❤
I was just in Fort Wayne, last weekend. What an amazing car, I can’t imagine it being easy for him to let his car go, but it’s going to a great home. It’s going to live a good life.
I'm a big Mopar freak but I will definitely give a thumbs up to this car. It happens to be my favorite year of Chevelle and also for the Heavy Chevy. Also from 1972 is probably my favorite Roadrunner with the GTX package. Congratulations on the purchase.
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Just thank me later 😊
Maaan I remember when you had the Red one back in the day or I think it was a ‘70 SS I remember your son Derek brought me over to see it when you picked us up from the Skating Rink we where little and I fell in love with old school muscle cars right then, I think you had also a Red Ferrari in the garage at the time also!’ 👌🏾💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@hondad-series9265p😢
need bigger sizing in your t shirt XL is just big enough for me!!
WOW !!!! WHAT A GREAT FIND DENNIS !!!!!!
that man was brought up totally the way you should raise your son make him graduate make him buy his own car and look what that did for that young boy he respected that car and his parents so much that he kept that dream 51 years without a mark on it i would love to thank that gentleman for his unwavering love and respect for the car and his Mom n Dad you rock sir Dennis you kill me finding all of this pristine metal im jealous
"Pride of Ownership", in it's most sincere example.
I agree with you 100%. Perfectly said
Lol@@benjames2497
I just love how Dennis supports local restaurants by ordering everything on the menu
Yeah he seems like a really good man! Such a gentleman and always tips really well from what I have heard
The way Dennis treats people and his employees is an example to us all What an awesome car
😂😂an example of what an awesome car..😂😂
Wow what an original comment, oh wait its been said ten times on every video, yawn.
I’m sure he’s a prick.
@@shawnmclaughlin7418he's not thhis friendly, met him at the Jeep shop
@maruiacancer6all the best man
Props to that man clearly cared for the car better then 99% of folks would. Good for you sir.
99.9%
With all the care and love the original owner put into that car from brand-new, I bet he shed a tear when it left.
Which quickly dried up as he deposited the check!
@@wildcard9724
I'm sure he got over it.
I regretted only one car that I was sorry that I sold.
I got choked up a little but your right, the check made me feel better.
I didn't keep it as long as him.
@@FJB8885what kind of car was it?
@@codyprovince4685
1986 Buick Grand National.
My friends laughed at me because it had a 231 V6 turbo instead of a V8.
I graduated in 72 and my buddy owned a 72 Chevelle SS so this really brings back some fond memories. Thanks for sharing with us Dennis.
I'm a Mopar guy but holy cow!!! I'm just blown away at the condition of this SS. Simply stunning!!
Same! Can’t beat a good looking Chevelle or gto
I can’t work out what the guy had that for so long but didn’t use …? Was an investment ..?
I wonder if the wife’s the same 😜….
Mopar Performance 👍
Maybe he had two of them. Or he worked too much. I dunno.
@@TOWNCARBUBBA87not even same class 😂😂😂
Congrats on that 72 Chevelle SS retention. I can relate. I have owned my rare mulsanne blue 71 Chevelle Malibu 400 ragtop over 52 years [since new]. 402ciBB, WR 4 speed, 3.31 12 bolt posi, original 32K miles Top. interior, ragtop tonneau cover, paint all original. No winters and rain only a few times when I got caught in it. My son who will be 50 in a couple weeks first ride home from the hospital when born was in the back seat of this car with my wife now of almost 56 years.. My son is part owner of the 71 at present. He has a Chevelle too, a 72 pro street hardtop. He has owned his car since '89 [under stock configuration]. Yup, we are a couple of Chevelle nuts.
Beautiful car and so well preserved. It’s incomprehensible to me how someone could buy such a nice car and resist enjoying it.
no four spoke vega GT wheel steering though
I never understood that either. I tried to do it with a mustang I bought then seen all my friends having fun and said screw it. I buy them to drive them now.
Yeah what a gem !😮
Sometimes just opening the garage door and looking at it and saying to yourself its mine brings will bring a smile to a guy's face. But on sunny days, you'd sure want to drive if it were me.
@@dinoa9608 Yes, but just looking at isn’t my style.
Beautiful. Great to see a Chevelle on the show.
Ok, I also graduated in 1972 and this was my dream car, but as a field hand, I could never afford one then. This was always one of my dream cars. You’re a very lucky man and I like many of your viewers live vicariously through your channel. Thank you for sharing this car with us.
What a BEAUTIFUL SS…..Awesomeness, kudos to the Original Owner!!
Let's be honest: these cars are not cars anymore, they are pieces of art!
It's a Dimond and very hard to find and buy they won't sell it as I won't mine either I have my dad's 67 and 70 all original and my dad made me put my hand on the Bible that I would never sell it
They always were pieces of art, now they are money in the bank, and you better have a lot of it to buy one like this guy……..
Absolutely, today is profit over pride.
POJ i believe nothing worthwhile
oops comment below was meant for an EV car. Correction This one is a GEM
Those SS wheels are my all time favorite muscle car wheel!
Just sold my 1970 W-31 Holiday Coup last year, ordered it when I was the brake and oil change mechanic at Hatfield Oldsmobile in Maumee, Ohio. Daily driver, was the only car I ever owned.
That's the nicest car on TH-cam this week. Great job!
What a great car. In 1971 my friends sisters boyfriend had a red & black 1970 SS Chevelle that was the first time I'd ever experienced a Burn Out in, getting pinned into the back seat, smoke enveloping the whole car... It was magical!
In 1984 The Chevelle i had was the same color. Mojave gold , no stripes with Mojave gold interior. 454, M22. Mine had the original engine but the guy I purchased it from had installed a solid lifter cam , Aluminum Intake, Holley 750 carb and headers. He also installed a scattershield with a Street strip clutch and 410 gears. The great memories this episode is bringing back. I cannot believe how original that car is. I am blown away!
Maybe you should make a video.
Did all 1972 Chevelle SS Car's have stripes on hood and the trunk?@@ronaldmcreagan7784
The SS on that Chevelle now stands for Super Sweet! I remember my cousin had a '72 Chevelle "HEAVY CHEVY" . Also, my father was a tool and die maker back then, and he's the one that made the dies for those control knobs in those cars.
Epic change on knobs was inclusion of function. Graphics on knobs inserts from 81 to. 72
An SS had the function in white symbol , malibus or base were just black .
The owner had his fun and Dennis was the only buyer he was happy to sell to . No sadness , no regrets ......wonderful !
The OG owner didn’t have that much fun with it he barely drove it, never spun the tires. Makes me wonder why and how an 18yo buys a new car like that one and then hardly ever drive it. Nice survivor car and very very well taken care of.
@@def1791 I was thinking the same . Different strokes for different folks l guess . ....When l was 19 in 1973 l bought a Triumph 2.5 p.i. (petrol injection ) saloon (sedan) . It was a very high performance car back then , quicker than my brothers new TR6 . I drove it like l stole it !!!!
Wow! Unbelievable!
That's a keeper! There is probably nothing wrong with the radio. Probably the speaker.
Congratulations!!!!!
radio has dirt and dust in the volume control needs a vol controlcleaner from radio shack
@@rsprockets7846Radio Shack is as rare as this car nowadays.
Sorry, can’t shut up about this car.....regardless of the restorer it will, forever, only be original once. And you’ve got it. That’s a keeper my friend. Museum quality all the way. Kudos
Truly the stuff of DREAMES, to find a car that nice at that mileage and that age
to coin a phrase, outstanding!!!!!
That car needs to be in a museum. To think its been that mans car since he started driving. Lots of memories. Kinda sad though how much he loved the car. Time flies away when you are young. My brother inlaw purchased a 1970 Chevrolet elcomino SS 396cu 4 speed with blue metallic paint with white strips brand new. He had just got out of the army. I remember getting to ride in it in centennial Park in Nashville, me and my mom sitting in the bed of the car. It was cool looking. I remember him playing the 8 track in the car. CCR was singing who stopped the rain. Brings back good memories 😊
What a magnificent vehicle to be saved,
Hardcore chevy through and through.
It literally saw day light for maybe a minute while loading onto the trailer,
Not even sun light til you did a second update.
A 396 is what i always think is the true chevelle engine,
but that 350 is true chevy hearts.😊
Thanks for taking us for a ride Dennis !!!!!
It can't be easy to let go of a car that you have had for so long.
With life changes I recently sold the car I bought the year I graduated highschool (wasn't in 1972, but WAS last century). It was easier seeing the kids go off to college than seeing that car go off on a trailer...lol
@@JD-vl5yh, college these days, no thanks!
Outstanding! That color is close to the harvest gold on my 72 cutlass! What a beautiful time capsule! Thanks for sharing this one Dennis!
Well I’m sure the check that was written made it easy to sell it.
Everything has a price.
Third generation automotive garage owner . SO MY very first car @ 15 years old was a 1972 Chevelle SS big block 402/396 4 speed with a cowl induction hood. Restored the car fixed it all up painted it . Sold it @17. Thank you for purchasing this 1972 SS. Brought back some Great memories . A girlfriends friend told me I was conceded because I had my initials all over my car . SS Super Sport it is not Sean Strollo 😂
My first car was a '72 Malibu 350 Convertible back in '77, it was a blast!
That Chevelle sounds exactly like one did back in the day... no glass packs or exhaust hacks , man this takes me back to high school, so many great memories
Hey there Dennis and crew,I just wanted to say thanks for sharing this wonderful Chevy. 😅
WOW just WOW I HAVE NO WORDS MY FAVORITE SO FAR IN ALL THE SHOWS
BEING A LONGHORN FAN LOVE THE COLOR ALMOST LIKE THE TOXIC ORANGE ON THE 2014 SRT8 392 CHALLENGERS.....BEAUTIFUL
An amazing 72 SS Chevelle. Yes, I stayed for the ride along! Thanks for sharing this one.
True meaning of the word "survivor"! Rare find because of a smart owner. And yes Dennis.......Keep this one👍
The Car is in stunning condition for a car that old. The Professor has such care for it. Loved the episode!
Wow. You just took me back to 1972, my graduation year also, and great memories of all the muscle cars my friends had. That one for sure is an honest gem. No amount of money can replace that piece of history.
The original owner did the right thing for contacting Dennis. Simply amazing condition 👏 like a time machine
I graduated HS in 1970 and owned a 1968 Camaro Rally Sport. The 72 Chevelle SS was a car I always wanted to own but never got around to it. If I hadn't seen this specimen with my own eyes I wouldn't believe the condition and provinance...one owner, 22k miles and the original Poly Glass tires blew my mind! What a great find Dennis...thanks for sharing!
How he let it sit and not driven it is mind bogling to me.
Now that's a Rare Original, a light detail (keep the HURST shifter) it's era specific, under the no harm no foul heading.very Nice Dennis
I'm sure that owner cried when you walked away. I would have!! The condition of that car is amazing!!
Wow, just wow... Talk about rare find. A man who truly loved his car and took above and beyond care of it. Congrats on the find.
I gotta say this is my #1 all time dream car! Congratulations on your purchase! Also, I enjoy your channel much more than Richard’s. Keep it up! 👏👍
Dennis, probably the nicest car I've seen you purchase hands down , so ...Congratulations... Even though you do get some Epic buys ... Let me also say I'm enjoying the show a lot more as it seems Shawn is a bit more in tune and respectful towards his role in your Organization. Lots more enjoyable to watch .. thank you ..
It’s literally a time machine. Fascinating the owner had the foresight and patience to protect this amazing vehicle. I just love that color too. I kinda thought this was gonna stay with you Dennis….we would love to see your collection one day
WOW, WOW, WOW and WOW. Just incredible. You lucky guy to score that awesome vehicle.
OUTSTANDING! In 1972 I was a medic, working for a county hospital. One of my buddies had a blue SS with a 396 if I remember correctly. What memories from that time period! Seeing a vehicle that well taken care of is truly moving. Dennis, that is your car now....KEEP IT! You would be one of the few that will preserve the car and honor the original owner by doing so. WOW! Now that Chevelle is a time traveling marvel!
Hey guys i hope you're having fun making these videos that we all enjoy. Your hard work is appreciated and loved thank you!
When that cover came off , I almost cried . It reminded me of my dad's Chevelle. I hope to own one , some time in my life .
What a Car, must have been hard to part with, thanks Collins and crew, love you channel.
had those same factory buckets in my el camino
It’s like having your HS years flash before your eyes!!! There were lots of Chevelles around southern Indiana. This one beats most I remember!!!
That ss is perfect can't get any better than this 👍😀
Absolutely incredible find, it looks like it was forgotten and left in the original showroom covered for 51 years by accident, this man took incredible car of this car, laser strait, it looks like it just rolled off of the assembly line, everybody says how the assembly was so sloppy in the 60`s and 70`s production vehicles, and some were I admit, but this car is living proof they weren`t all built on a friday at 3:30 pm, absolutely stunning find Dennis, the crew looks amazed, so am I.
Good Lord that car is absolutely beautiful. I love it. Thank you for sharing it with us!
Oh my lord…… you literally struck GOLD about the same paint color n all! Holy moley!!! 😳🙏
Always a pleasure watching you pull out the Holy Grail of Chevelles. Love my new coffee wok shirts thank you.
At 71 years old growing up on Woodward Ave by Detroit in the 60's and 70's thanks for the memories, Dennis!
Most amazing Chevelle I’ve ever seen! I would not sell it either. You’ll never ever find another one!!
Dennis treats his people great always like his videos! this chevy is rare being so orginal even down too the ties incedible!
Some people really know how to take care of their stuff this Car is immaculate what a Gem. Great video as usual 👍👍💯💯💪
Im 51 born in June of 1972...that makes my heartbeat go way up.
The respect you guy's show throughout the process of these buys is something i really appreciate.. Great episode as always fellas!
The Gentleman that bought & Preserved this Classic is himself a rare find, you can tell he had the upmost highest morals, integrity, humility & Honor instilled in his life at a young age. Thank You
The 71/72 SS wheels have really grown on me over the years. And the missing Muncie shifting won't hurt the value at all, if one cares about that. An original period competition Hurst shifter is a highly acceptable day 2 mod.
Awesome, Awesome vid. I have my dad's 72' SS Chevelle that he bought new in 72'. It's Fire/Orange with black stripes and interior. It's a 350/auto on the column. Has 87,xxx miles on it. Hasn't ran in 30 years and needs restoring but have all the original parts in it and on it. Dad never changed anything on it, just drove it. He traded his 68' Camaro in on it that he also bought new back in the day. Wish I had the funds to restore it, but have been wishing that for years. So guess it will sit for some more years.
Awesome Car Dennis!! I agree, nicest ORIGINAL '72 I have seen. Don't know what y'all paid, but I think it is worth every penny. Congratulations!!
Such a wonderful guy you are Dennis God Bless you and family.
That is a nice find. Not many original owner cars that look like that still around. My dad has his dad's [my grandfather] 67 mustang, all original but not that clean but a blast to drive every now and then. Texas panhandle area car.
Bought me a used 72 Chevelle SS one time and it had a 283 4 speed clutch in it and a friend of mines brother that went off to college had a built 350 sitting in their dads garage so I bought it from him and stuck it in and it ran fantastic for me for many years.
I'd keep that as well. That SS is gorgeous!!❤
10-1 he sells it. I couldn't.
What a gorgeous color on that Chevelle, what a great find, GM got it right back then.
I always thought that Dennis should have his own show 🤠
I think he is just to busy to have time for a show
He has one it's called coffee walk
@@daryl3723 And we just watched it 👍
A show ? This isn't tv. It's a TH-cam video. Big difference.
@@willymaykit1482 Actually it is completely different but exactly the same 🤣
man that guy cherished that car from day one !!! just WOW ....
Give Sawn P. a break let him take his lady out on a date !! I’m voting for ya Sawn P. 😎👍🏻🇺🇸🦅Lovw the vlogs thanks 🇺🇸
Dennis you picked my dream car ,I had a 72 Malibu years ago ,and always wanted a SS great car you received as always great video.😊
Denis said the owner never spun the tires on the car. I could see that Denis was very tempted to give them a little spin but restrained himself.
He was very disciplined
Original tires...not safe
I was a teenager in mid 80’s these cars were everywhere primed in gray & black & beat to hell & beyond. One of favorites ever . Treasure
The weirdest thing about the car is that the radio doesn't work. Otherwise, yes, a classic beauty.
I had a 72 Chevelle. One of the best cars I have ever owned.
Man i hope dennis paied him his retirement because that guy didn't enjoy that car one bit. Held it for 50 years just to sell it to a flipper....
No kidding, I’d be curious what he sold it for….
Right!
To bad it a 72 and not a 70
Congratulations to you mrCollins your class and your true passion for All automobiles is just amazing and no one deserves that car more then you sir !!!!!!
I am blown away in the condition of that car and its originality. I am also blown away that he sold it!
Man Dennis you are so lucky to get to own and drive one of these cars. Im really envious of you. Dont get me wrong you earned it and so could i
Dennis, can't help telling you what my Dad always told me, and I now tell my son, don't ride the clutch! Great show, always look forward to Fridays.
What a find🏆Just plain OUTSTADING!!!
Thats a keeper, really...Cruise into your old age with that one! Simple and preserved...
I ordered a new 1972 SS Chevelle 350, Cranberry Red Metallic. That 1972 350/4 was the biggest dog I have ever seen or heard of. It did come with a 12 bolt rearend. I miraculously found a 1970 LT-1 350 engine out of a YENKO Nova that had nearly no miles on it and did a transplant. 4:88 gears and converted the automatic to a BW Super T-10 . It was a street racing killing machine ! Really miss that combo...
Always nice to see a car so nice and in original condition after all of these years. That man did an amazing job as a muscle car owner.
I have always washed your soul never said anything about any of the Jeep trucks or cars you bought but I will say this is the best I've ever seen and you are the luckiest man on the planet God bless you
Dennis & Co - ‘loved everything and everyone about this episode, but especially your reaction caught on camera - love at first sight...?!
Mr Dennis , congratulations on that find , that’s the most beautiful 72 chevelle there has ever been since 1972 I can guarantee it 👍🏼
My dad had a 72 chevelle, two door, a lemon color as I recall originally but he had it repainted cherry red. I remember helping in the garage when he rebuilt the motor. Must have sod it in 86, what a fun car!
I had a gold 1972 0:18 Cutlass S fastback in my senior year. 13 years later. Love the mid year A bodies.
This Chevelle is a true gem!
When yall were pulling the cover back on that ss, I swear I heard angels singing! Lol.. absolutely amazing car.
Super super nice. Had a 69 Chevelle SS. No power and no air. Hugger Orange. Was my ex's car. He was the 2nd owner. Wish still had it. Great and fun cars to drive. This is a beauty. Enjoy. ❤
That is awesome. Now that’s how ya take care of a car . Dennis your the man . Best channel on TH-cam
Amazing find. Not going to find another one like that. Defo one for the collection.
December 1971, Two weeks home from Vietnam I bought a 72 Chevelle, not an SS, this exact color (Mojave Gold) I loved that car.
I was just in Fort Wayne, last weekend. What an amazing car, I can’t imagine it being easy for him to let his car go, but it’s going to a great home. It’s going to live a good life.
I'm a big Mopar freak but I will definitely give a thumbs up to this car. It happens to be my favorite year of Chevelle and also for the Heavy Chevy. Also from 1972 is probably my favorite Roadrunner with the GTX package. Congratulations on the purchase.