Luv it when you give us a tour of the yard with all of the jeeps before being fixed up. Just curious on what would be in a wrecking yard that needed to be blurred out?😏
Original owner '94 Renegade. Stumbled on your youtube channel & have been binge watching. I have always loved the classic Jeeps & really appreciate all the info you are sharing. Wish I could have one of each!
Dennis as some wine thats has been in sale but mostly service i have been in this trade for 30 years and i love how you show there is a positive side to sale and service keep the videos coming and thank you.
@@DennisCollinsCarWorld Emerald School Mopar guy who still has his high school hot rod girl most 30 years.... next time I come across something I will give you first dibs
Dennis, do you or your crew ever go off roading? If so maybe do a special video of that. Maybe I'm the only one who would like to see them in action but I doubt it!
@2:44 Ugh this is straight up torture. Sold my black 89 Laredo with the six ac and tilt wheel loaded in 98 to buy a 94 Chevy Astro for my first kid. I knew I'd regret selling it and I still do to this day. Loving what you do Dennis. Love the expertise and love you show for them.
Curiosity killed the cat so I’m dying to know what was blurred out in the background. Dennis will you reveal that in another video sometime soon ? Please !! Lol
First and foremost HB🎂🍻 to you, and thanx for the Walk through. I've got my hands on a 1984 Laredo w) a swapped V8 and will be checking you out for some OEM parts.👍😎👍
You have the market cornered on these old jeeps. In the 80s-early 90s I worked for my dad. We built anything if you had cash. We used to buy these old jeeps that needed an engine or transfer case or whatever for a few hundred dollars. Cut off what we needed with a torch, sawzall, airhammer, whatever was fastest. Then scrap what was left. I kind of hated what we were doing to rust free Tennessee cars but we didnt have anywhere to put them. Those "scrap" CJs would be worth a fortune now. People started buying SUVs and didnt want old jeeps and Broncos anymore. How times have changed.
Good morning, thank you again for such wonderful content. Honestly, after some really tough times, I smashed up my knee real bad, watching you and your team keep me sane. Thank you
I scored the rear Dana 44 off that red '05 TJ Rubicon. Thanks Dennis. Your crew was great to work with in shipping that unit to Michigan. It's going in my '97 TJ 4.0L 5 Spd Manual.
I know where a wide body 67 military low mileage Jeep is. The grill is my favorite part but there’s much more. I love Rare and special vehicles. Dennis your knowledge of things blow me away. Tim Allen Jay know cars. I can’t wait to find one or two you want. We even have the food places picked out. Me and mine look foreword to eating with you every day. You got great taste in food tooo!!!mmmm I know where some great jeeps are and old cars.
Thanks, I love watching your vids. I've owned several jeeps over years including a red CJ7 renegade with 304ci but my favorite was my old Cherokee chief. Currently driving a 2014 unlimited Rubicon "X" but would much rather work on the old ones.
Happy Birthday Dennis! Cheers as I raise my coffee cup to your latest Coffee Walk video. Dennis is a humble, Rockstar Car Guy with INTEGRITY. God used HIS best parts from HIS yard when HE created the Limited Edition Dennis Collins model. 1/1 - Limited Edition and PRICELESS. Dennis impresses me the most with his negotiation style and interpersonal relationship skills. Typical vehicle haggling involves cutthroat price wars where the buyer demands the lowest rock bottom price and the seller strives to pocket the highest dollar amount possible. In this typical transaction there is usually a winner and a loser after much haggling. Dennis, on the other hand, leads with integrity, Dennis skips the haggle by adding value with his Elon Musk - like encyclopedic knowledge and during Dennis' vehicle negotiations his focus is on building lifelong relationships and preserving the history and value of very cool investment quality vehicles. WIN WIN. Everyone WINS in DennisWorld and after all the tire kicking and car guy banter everyone walks away as a more informed and enriched person after laying a relationship foundation with the Collins Brother that wears the brightest, most colorful coat. It's clear that Dennis is extremely passionate about all things automotive and his passion is much more attractive than his net worth. Happy Birthday Dennis and remember that as you age, like a 1952 W194 Mercedes 300SL, you're not getting older you're becoming wiser and extremely more valuable! Thank you very much!
Dennis need's to start about 1976 and up. Go over every year. If he has a example for every year. So people know how the Jeep's evolved over the years. It would be a great series. Teaching his daughter about each year would just be awesome! What do you say Dennis? Shawn.
Good episode! I used to sneak into salvage yards as a kid and won’t miss a chance to see one now! I need a new roll bar for my CJ, so I’ll be using that email address. One more thing; Happy Birthday!
I owned a 1986 CJ7 someone had transplanted a 401 in,that thing was frighteningly quick!! I dusted many Mustangs and Camaros (allegedly) in the mid-90's with that thing but she had to go when I started a family,I replaced it with a 77 Cherokee four door that served me well for many years.
Dennis, Love the channel, I get the covid business challenges, called twice for parts. Got a call back 3+ months later to verify my needs, now 9+ months and haven't heard back. Thanks watch all I can.
these vids make me miss my 78 cj7 with a 304. was black with tan levis interior and power steering an brakes. unfortuantely, she was rusted into the gound, but still ran and drove when i sold it.
Back in 80 my step dad bought a jeep from his neighbor,man was probably 90 years old then, but I think it was a late 50s or 60s jeep,an it was like new,soft top dark green, 4 cylinder, but the 4x4 shifters were weird, it had 2 small ones next to the main shifter,an on facing backwards between the seats,it was the pto shifter,
I know it's not your kind of car . But saw a old Is pinto station wagon . It was the year they put the funky pinstripes on them and they didn't have the back glass . Except for the back window and the two little round windows in the very back one on each side . The car looks a little rough but you look like the guy to bring it back to to life . If your interested it sets along interstate I-44 in Missouri east of Rolla .
Luv it when you give us a tour of the yard with all of the jeeps before being fixed up. Just curious on what would be in a wrecking yard that needed to be blurred out?😏
Several spots in the video that you can see what it is.... 11:07 - 11:08 would be the best clear pass
I love wrecking yards..I could walk around in it for hours...great videos Dennis
Dennis, greatest video ever! Love walking around the inventory with you. Can’t wait for 2023 version.
Dennis Collins and staff are a class act. Best channel for gear heads!
I hear all the time from people that they are all rude
@@michaelbowen5854 probably gotta be if your famous and in this business to an extent
Original owner '94 Renegade. Stumbled on your youtube channel & have been binge watching. I have always loved the classic Jeeps & really appreciate all the info you are sharing. Wish I could have one of each!
Dennis as some wine thats has been in sale but mostly service i have been in this trade for 30 years and i love how you show there is a positive side to sale and service keep the videos coming and thank you.
What a treat to see all these old jeeps. I love this channel. Thanks Dennis and crew!
I am not into 15 minute commercials, I don't really go for Jeeps, But I like Dennis! And his 'Barn Finds'...Oh, saw the cake, Happy Birthday Dennis!
Dennis, you are an amazing human being. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and keeping it classy.
Thank you for your time to make the video. 😀
I have a new respect for you....after binge watching your your videos I can tell your a really good dude
I appreciate that!
@@DennisCollinsCarWorld Emerald School Mopar guy who still has his high school hot rod girl most 30 years.... next time I come across something I will give you first dibs
@@DennisCollinsCarWorld I'm an old not emerald lol
Wow. That stainless one. Wow.
Dennis, do you or your crew ever go off roading? If so maybe do a special video of that. Maybe I'm the only one who would like to see them in action but I doubt it!
This show brought my knowledge of Jeeps info from almost zero to sixty. Thank you
@2:44 Ugh this is straight up torture. Sold my black 89 Laredo with the six ac and tilt wheel loaded in 98 to buy a 94 Chevy Astro for my first kid. I knew I'd regret selling it and I still do to this day. Loving what you do Dennis. Love the expertise and love you show for them.
Great presentation and very good sales manner. Nice to see your inventory.
Mr Dennis has so much knowledge!!! If I lived out his way I’d would want to work for him. Seems like such a great boss and all around amazing guy!
Man I just love hearing your knowledge just flowing out as you walk around the graveyard.
Can't wait to hear more about that 401
Curiosity killed the cat so I’m dying to know what was blurred out in the background. Dennis will you reveal that in another video sometime soon ? Please !! Lol
I was the same way but you see it in the video lol looks like just a tub
First and foremost HB🎂🍻 to you, and thanx for the Walk through. I've got my hands on a 1984 Laredo w) a swapped V8 and will be checking you out for some OEM parts.👍😎👍
If you freeze the frame at the pan around after the bonus round- you can see.
You can see a glimpse at 14:52
it looks like a cj7, yj or cj8 tub. you can see glimpses of it at 7:00 and 10:02
You have the market cornered on these old jeeps. In the 80s-early 90s I worked for my dad. We built anything if you had cash. We used to buy these old jeeps that needed an engine or transfer case or whatever for a few hundred dollars. Cut off what we needed with a torch, sawzall, airhammer, whatever was fastest. Then scrap what was left. I kind of hated what we were doing to rust free Tennessee cars but we didnt have anywhere to put them. Those "scrap" CJs would be worth a fortune now. People started buying SUVs and didnt want old jeeps and Broncos anymore. How times have changed.
Good morning, thank you again for such wonderful content. Honestly, after some really tough times, I smashed up my knee real bad, watching you and your team keep me sane. Thank you
I scored the rear Dana 44 off that red '05 TJ Rubicon. Thanks Dennis. Your crew was great to work with in shipping that unit to Michigan. It's going in my '97 TJ 4.0L 5 Spd Manual.
Saw your cookie cake. Happy Birthday Dennis!
I would have been having a piece of that cake with my coffee!
Love you content Dennis. Jeeps every day!!!
ALWAYS looking forward to your next video!!!!
Such a smooth Dude wit that swagg......
Happy belated birthday Dennis from North of the 49. Love your channel.
That's an Aladdin's cave of jeeps, always impressed with your Jeep knowledge Dennis. Your brain 🧠 is a jeep encyclopedia.
Great video.
Thmx dennis
Damn... I would love to have that black CJ7 V8, and the CJ5, and CJ7 and YJ and TJ.. . I want them all. Greatings from Sweden
Happy Birthday Dennis ! :34.
I know where a wide body 67 military low mileage Jeep is. The grill is my favorite part but there’s much more. I love Rare and special vehicles. Dennis your knowledge of things blow me away. Tim Allen Jay know cars. I can’t wait to find one or two you want. We even have the food places picked out. Me and mine look foreword to eating with you every day. You got great taste in food tooo!!!mmmm I know where some great jeeps are and old cars.
That is one awesome wrecking yard, Heaven for some of us.
Coffe is the most important part of the morning
U said it Dennis that was it checkin the salvage yards out so cool
Happy Belated Birthday Dennis!!!
Alot of nice parts.
Loved to watch his videos, he has so much knowledge in the jeep and classic car field. Thanks for the great informative videos!
AMAZING VIDEO ON HERE TODAY STAY SAFE
Many happy returns Dennis 🎉🎉
Thanks, I love watching your vids. I've owned several jeeps over years including a red CJ7 renegade with 304ci but my favorite was my old Cherokee chief. Currently driving a 2014 unlimited Rubicon "X" but would much rather work on the old ones.
Great organization.
This man enjoys this! He sweats money! True passion!
Sweet yard Dennis. Back in the 70’s I bought a CJ5 with a 304 Levi’s Edition
Happy Birthday Dennis! Awesome vids
Happy birthday Dennis 🎂🍺🍺🍺🍺
Happy Birthday Dennis! Cheers as I raise my coffee cup to your latest Coffee Walk video. Dennis is a humble, Rockstar Car Guy with INTEGRITY. God used HIS best parts from HIS yard when HE created the Limited Edition Dennis Collins model. 1/1 - Limited Edition and PRICELESS. Dennis impresses me the most with his negotiation style and interpersonal relationship skills. Typical vehicle haggling involves cutthroat price wars where the buyer demands the lowest rock bottom price and the seller strives to pocket the highest dollar amount possible. In this typical transaction there is usually a winner and a loser after much haggling. Dennis, on the other hand, leads with integrity, Dennis skips the haggle by adding value with his Elon Musk - like encyclopedic knowledge and during Dennis' vehicle negotiations his focus is on building lifelong relationships and preserving the history and value of very cool investment quality vehicles. WIN WIN. Everyone WINS in DennisWorld and after all the tire kicking and car guy banter everyone walks away as a more informed and enriched person after laying a relationship foundation with the Collins Brother that wears the brightest, most colorful coat. It's clear that Dennis is extremely passionate about all things automotive and his passion is much more attractive than his net worth. Happy Birthday Dennis and remember that as you age, like a 1952 W194 Mercedes 300SL, you're not getting older you're becoming wiser and extremely more valuable! Thank you very much!
Thanks for a great tour around!
Awesome stuff
I love your passion of keeping Jeeps on the road.... 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Been binge watching for 2 days! Awesome stuff
Love all the videos on your channel, this one is my new favorite!
happy birthday Dennis!!
Happy Birthday Sir!!
Always enjoy your uploads👊🏼
🇺🇸💪🏼
Happy birthday Dennis
I'm so happy new upload
I love coffee walk ! I’m about to be the beginning of Jeep’s on the east coast ! I know it’s a lot to say but remember me !
Keep the videos comming, love the content, All the way from Dublin Ireland 🇨🇮
Dennis need's to start about 1976 and up. Go over every year. If he has a example for every year. So people know how the Jeep's evolved over the years. It would be a great series. Teaching his daughter about each year would just be awesome! What do you say Dennis? Shawn.
Your Salvageyard is a lot more organized than some of other I have walked through.
Many happy returns for your birthday and hope you had a great one
Appreciate you guys great show
A Wangler is on my vehicle bucket list
Happy Birthday Dennis!
Thanks Guys, love your content!
this man has got this stuff down pat! could listen to him for days!
The knowledge Dennis has blows my mind
Good episode! I used to sneak into salvage yards as a kid and won’t miss a chance to see one now! I need a new roll bar for my CJ, so I’ll be using that email address. One more thing; Happy Birthday!
Always a good video Dennis watching in the UK cheers and cold beers
love them jeep cj
After binging on all the coffee walks and up to date now have to say Dennis you know your stuff keep it going fair play and happy bday 🎉👍
I owned a 1986 CJ7 someone had transplanted a 401 in,that thing was frighteningly quick!! I dusted many Mustangs and Camaros (allegedly) in the mid-90's with that thing but she had to go when I started a family,I replaced it with a 77 Cherokee four door that served me well for many years.
Happy Birthday Dennis
Happy birthday Dennis love your channel
I am 65 and still remember going thru the salvage yards that’s good memory’s now
I'm 64 and I still go through them. I've got an ATV and I take that when I go. Go make more memories!
Dennis,
Love the channel, I get the covid business challenges, called twice for parts. Got a call back 3+ months later to verify my needs, now 9+ months and haven't heard back. Thanks watch all I can.
Send us an email with what you're looking for to Social@CBJeep.com and we will let you know pricing and availability ASAP
Always Great Bud !!!! 👍👍👍
Awesome video
Happy birthday!!!
Happy birthday dennis!
Great Vlog !! Nice !!
Happy birthday the great RW said to say hello
these vids make me miss my 78 cj7 with a 304. was black with tan levis interior and power steering an brakes. unfortuantely, she was rusted into the gound, but still ran and drove when i sold it.
The scrambler (to me) is a “Jeep”. Just so classic. Unlimited parking and budget I would totally want to own one.
Happy Birthday!!!
Happy birthday sir hope you’re having a great day 🇦🇺
That's heaven 😍
Back in 80 my step dad bought a jeep from his neighbor,man was probably 90 years old then, but I think it was a late 50s or 60s jeep,an it was like new,soft top dark green, 4 cylinder, but the 4x4 shifters were weird, it had 2 small ones next to the main shifter,an on facing backwards between the seats,it was the pto shifter,
13:59 unblurred jeep
My man👍
MD Street Scene ....wonder what the reasoning is for blurring it out in the first place, anyone know?
I know it's not your kind of car . But saw a old Is pinto station wagon . It was the year they put the funky pinstripes on them and they didn't have the back glass . Except for the back window and the two little round windows in the very back one on each side . The car looks a little rough but you look like the guy to bring it back to to life . If your interested it sets along interstate I-44 in Missouri east of Rolla .
Just found this channel today. Great content love it.
Loved watching your videos Dennis keep up the good contents 🙂
Hey Dennis you should check and see if Daisy Duke jeep is up for grabs? That was a nice jeep
Cool cool stuff! 😎👍🇨🇦
liked before i even watched! gonna be great!
LOVE your videos Dennis, past owner of a 62 vette fuelie was a great car paid 2,200 back in 1964' You have been Subbed my friend,
I love jeeps . I think the TJs are the best of all of them . But that’s just my taste
Clemson 4wd center in Clemson SC has a nice Jeep parts yard with lots of descent looking stuff..Great guys there too you should check them out...