Dennis Collins is just a very knowledgeable guy when it comes to jeeps and old muscle cars.I really enjoy watching coffee Walk such a good guy.

Just enjoy how real Dennis is. Like he is talking to you. Not a bunch of pretentious nonsense. Thoroughly enjoy the Coffee Walks!

@codyweisbrod4080

3 жыл бұрын

I agree im not even a huge jeep fan but i look forward to his videos.

@dirtrider3526

3 жыл бұрын

100%why I'm here lol

@DanEBoyd

3 жыл бұрын

@@codyweisbrod4080 Me too. Dennis is a no BS type of guy. And he does tend to feature other vehicles I like, such as that Chevelle - the one with the added on SS hood.

@kevingleason5434

3 жыл бұрын

Myself.

I'm impressed you know each employee by name and they all appear to enjoy working there and respect you. That is something this world needs more of.

Really nice to see a business owner that actually know what is going on in his company...so much respect for you Mr. Collins. As always thanks for sharing.

@toddrobertson1398

3 жыл бұрын

I think every one there loves cars and he finds awesome cars and cuts no corners making them right. As a mechanic that sounds like heaven lol

@davidwood1361

3 жыл бұрын

VERY AMAZING

I love these videos, I like the casual feel of them... The "where did I leave my coffee" is the most relatable thing I have ever seen in these videos.

The red colour on the 89 looks pristine no fading at all sweet

I own a 95 Wrangler with 79,000 miles on it (it's currently September, 2022). It's good to know that the full carpeting makes it quieter. As it is, the only time that I can hear the radio or carry on a conversation is when the car is standing still. 🙂

I really enjoy every Coffee Walk. Honest, real and friendly. I look forward to each new walk.

That white '94 YJ is gorgeous

“Richard stick”🤣🤣

I live about 5 mins from the shop and one day spotted some amg bodied benz cars out back. Popped in and was given a shop tour and walk around the lot. Real genuine guys, stellar work going on there. A lot of it would be out of my league financially but that didn't bother them, they're really in it for the love of the cars as well as providing jobs for people and running a decent business in a small town. An absolute joy to pass by everyday and see what new auto-archaeology is on the lot, cars you'd never see except on tv.

Dennis Collins you really have great Jeeps and love your knowledge and I have to say that white wrangler has to be my favorite I have seen so far! So appreciative of Kelsey and Zack do an awesome job with the social media!

You guys do beautiful jeep restorations.

Dennis, you and your crew do the Jeep community a GREAT service, by producing this channel. I dare say there aren't many Jeep historians that have the Jeep knowledge that you possess. Your love and passion for all things Jeep is displayed everytime you get in front of the camera. Thank you so much!

Hi Dennis, I am not Jeep guy ! Born and raised in Germany I wake up when you address any European car (especially if you talk MB, since I own a couple). However, I sincerely enjoy the show on how you professionally structure it and educate the audience. So, I was wondering if you ever had the idea of producing a Jeep as “Collins Bro edition” implementing your unique take on how a Jeep could look. I bet people will eat it up ! Finally, from coffee guy to coffee guy start drinking it black and so strong that the Richard stick will brake off when you try to pull it out. Stay healthy !

Pure nostalgia

Those Y J ‘s are incredible! I can’t believe the condition of the plastic windows, those cloud over in 3 seconds where I live.

When I first met Dennis via Fast'n'Loud I realised he is a decent guy! He's not brash like Richard and he's so knowledgeable it's a joy to watch him. missing the finds video's were he makes Alex drive 1600 miles ha ha but I'm addicted to the coffee walk. Loved the U.A.E section too. Thanks Dennis and you family for sharing this with us.

Love the Jeep Guru. One of my favorite You Tube Channels. Keep up the great work, Dennis!

Friday’s are my favorite day of the week. Sit here drinking coffee and waiting for my notifications from this channel ❤️

I think it'd be cool if you found the highest possible milage YJ you could and spruced it up a little bit to show how well built the jeeps of this era are, anyone out there got a yj with 500k+ miles?

@TDS4x4

3 жыл бұрын

Got one with 307 thousand!!

Bought my yj hardtop and full doors from Dennis all the way back in 2002. Still have them on my 94 yj today. Glad he is still doing well.

I know where there is a 1989 YJ 4 cyl. With 20,000 miles. Unfortanetly it's not for sale,,yet. Its only been used to tow a boat back and forth from garage to a lake 300 feet away and plowing the driveway. White w/gray stripes,gray interior,,,mint original cond. I got first dibs on it :)

I have a 93 its my wife's 4.0 automatic a/c power brakes power steering its also a hardtop that has never been off. Black paint never painted with black hard top it has 64,000 miles also has the aluminum wheels even the spare wheel is aluminum it still has the original spare. And she is thinking about selling it she has a 2014 Rubicon unlimited she drives some i think it only has about 7,000 miles. We bought both of the jeeps new and still have the window stickers for both

That white YJ is amazing.

I love old jeeps . I can never learn enough.

Your ability to speak clearly and present is second to none. I remember seeing you on gmg for first time and said, I hope this guy does more shows. Your attitude to restore history and share with the viewer is greatly enjoyed. Please show us more of your muscle car restorations. Why do you call it a Richard stick. I was hoping you and Richard was planning on keeping and restoring that 35 old Camaros find. But you offed it to another dude. Richard drank some beer. You sure know how to obtain cool rides.

really cool to see what a jeep like the one i just bought literally yesterday looked like almost brand new 1989 yj 4 cylinder with the 5 speed!

Dang Dennis. Thought I did good with my $4k 50k mile 98 XJ 4.0 5speed. Now I'm jealous.

@allmightygreat1892

3 жыл бұрын

Nice.

*Dennis always finds Holy Grail's*

@frankisidro1139

3 жыл бұрын

$15,100.00 MSRP

@pokes986

3 жыл бұрын

Holy grails to him lol

Love the coffee walks. Feel like lm there with him showing me around.

That 94 Yj is nice. I’m sure the money is crazy and well worth it. Dennis you nailed it, the white on white is a wonderful look. I can’t wait to open my email and see that one for sale on your newsletter.

Absolutely awesome!! Y’all do such great work. Thank you

Watching these videos is like taking a class. Really cool yet informative.

Those Jeeps have me breaking out in a cold sweat. 😳

I have a special YJ, a showroom 92' Sahara. That's what they made the Jurassic Jeep is built from. Ot spent it's whole life in the desert, zero rust.

Two low mileage beauties. Detailed restorations also. 😎👍🇨🇦

Another great episode, Dennis !!

I'm glad to here and see Dennis calls his employees by names NOT by numbers like most companies!

Can you do a video on your black mountain products and how you designed and build product.

Everyone is following the coffee cup after the beginning LOL

I could use all that stuff. The mug and coffee would be great for my nursing classes online in the morning. Always love watching your stuff. My son and I watch it together!

Straight to the point and a great show. Dennis is what a real car guy should be like - an inspiration to us who want to learn. The videos are well edited also. Looking forward to seeing more and learning more. Grateful for your time Dennis and team. Cheers!

I wish my memory was half as good as Dennis.

Love this channel . Zach/Kelsey doing a great job .

Love Coffee Walk great show Outstanding!!

I’m not even a jeep fan, but I love the content sir!

You have thee best job in the world, thank you for showing the 94 SE model, my first jeep, at the end it looked like Rueben wanted to get back to work but was camera shy,

Man, I would LOVE to have that white YJ. I had an 87, that I bought new, and lived it. White with black hard top, trim, side steps, and hard top. It was 100% stock and cool as heck. My MSRP guesstimate is $18,900.

Dennis my friend. You've forgotten more about a jeep than most people ever knew. Your knowledge of the product you sell makes you the go to guy for me anything Jeep. Great video.

Love those original skinny wheels / tires.

I've always loved all of your content, but the coffee walks! That's where it's at! I do love watching u save cars and jeeps (exp the muscle cars) and bring them back to give them a 2nd chance! I'm def a lifetime subscriber to this channel. Thank you for bringing joy and hope to us simple folk lol

I love those classic stock YJ’s. Original Msrp $13,500

The Red Jeep is a fantastic vehicle 😍

I have a red 1989 Wrangler with 105,000 original miles and love it!

I wish I worked at your shop.... I can tell you're a terrific boss

Dennis Collins,Coffees gets my day started;wish I could get the XJ started

Damn! Nice YJ’s. They are getting hard to find, let alone, in factory condition. “Long live the squares!”

I had a 91’ in black. Sold it to get a van for the family. I finally got my new Jeep JL 2-Door June 2021. I feel giddy!

beautiful collection of jeeps

Dennis needs his own show.

Dennis they are having the 2021 jeep fest here in Toledo Oh. Weekend of Aug 7th. Toledo is where the Wrangler has been made since the 1940’s. And now the jeep Gladiator is made here to.

@MAGAMAN

3 жыл бұрын

I thought they were all made in China now.

@toledojeeper2932

3 жыл бұрын

Actually the Wrangler was built in Canada from 1987 to 1991 . It was moved from Toledo to make more room for increased XJ production . It came back to Toledo and was built at the old Stickney plant.

@toledojeeper2932

3 жыл бұрын

@@MAGAMAN ...All Jeeps are produced in the USA except the Renegade.

Another great show Dennis you have some awesome things going on.

Fort God"s getting your glasses on for a video. You proved this week you have then!! Ha ha. Love the videos. Dennis Collins.

As always, enjoyed this episode as well - but I have to say, love seeing more and more YJs making their way into the episodes. Those two were some very nice survivors!

The first Jeep I ever drove in was my college roommates '89 YJ. I remember coming back from a kegger and tripping over one of the doors sticking out from under my bed. I was amazed how awesome these Jeeps are and have been a Jeeper since. O|||||||O 🇺🇸 Only in a 2 Dr 🇺🇸 '41 - '06

Any Jeep in the wilds of North America needing to be rehomed needs to finds it way to you. I know you do this to make money first and foremost you have to make a profit. Still it is clear you love the trucks and you love getting them back on the road looking the best they can look. Amazing YJ’s this week.

Stunning Jeeps.

Dennis I had the manual trans twin to the 94 YJ in Black that I drove 164K miles! It was still running good only a little paint fade when I sold it last year! Great channel by the way!

94 White YJ I'm going with $52,250.00 I look forward to Friday's because of Coffee Walks, keep up the great work y'all!

👍👍👍great job Dennis. Thanks for sharing and stay safe.

I love these videos . Awesome YJ's in mint condition. Thanks as always Dennis.

I just picked up a 92YJ fuel injected with the 4L 5sp 128k miles. I love it!

Amazing the mileage on these Jeeps, very cool! Dennis knows all the facts about them, the options, no wonder he loses his coffee. Thank you , Dennis for taking the time to show us these film the Coffee Walk!

Love your Vlogs, crew , Kelsey and you. Nice touch of classic character 👍 Thank you for sharing

Those are some nice YJ's Dennis

I have a 1991 YJ Wrangler stock....love it refurbishing more this summer . great video

New to channel and appreciate the content. Dennis seems genuine and down to earth with a passion for jeeps and vintage Porsches. Look forward to checking out other videos. 🇺🇸🚜👍

Did I see a double diaphragm booster in the 94? Thought that was only a 95 4.0 deal. Also didn’t realize my Jeep was such a high end rig with all the options as the white except the bumpetts.

Msrp for the White YJ Jeep was $16,589. I love Blue Island Coffee. Show me the coffee Dennis!

The 1989 YJ was my first jeep. Same color,but mine had a 6 cycle. That started the obsession. Now I have a 2011 Sarah Cosmo Blue . Got it 3 years ago with with only 11,000 miles on it. Love your show. I have learned so much.

Enjoy all you do

Called Alex out for not being there lolol go get em love what you do

In UK and been a Landrover owner in the past. Just caught your channel, remember you from ‘Brass Clunkey’, and very much enjoying your knowledge, love and genuine enthusiasm for Jeeps. You look like you want to roll your sleeves up and get stuck in. Excellent. Looking forward to reviewing all your old episodes.

About 45 to 50,000 on the 94 white hardtop Jeep.dentist I enjoy every one of your videos and I watch them all the time. 👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🍷🌹

I cannot tell you how long I've been waiting for a YJ episode. That '89 has 219,000 fewer miles than my '90. Cool to learn more about the base model. Didn't know they came with half doors.

You are living the life A Dream bud

Love the show. Coffee rules

$17,995 for the MSRP. Great looking vehicle!

Another great video Dennis. Your wealth of knowledge is wide and deep. I always enjoy your informative videos. I'm glad that you are bringing these vehicles back to life.

Another entertaining and informative episode, you have an incredible body and paint team, I can tell you are very proud of them, excellent 👍😁

Sweet jeeps. No Rust ,Clean , like going back in Time.

17,495 MSRP ... The milage of those two is awesome 😎

I have a 93 yj se, owned it since 03. Only has 65,000 miles on it. I believe it was $18,500 new. So my guess on the 94 is 18,750

Can't wait to see what yall do with the YJs 😁

You guys look really busy.Jeep’s every where.

Great video, Intellitronix makes direct fit LED gauge clusters for the CJ, 92-95 YJ & CJ

I had a 94 YJ . Wish is was even a fraction as nice as those lol. I had to get rid of it because it was such a headache. Loved offroading in that thing though

I agree on the 4.0 engine. Had it in my 2001 Cherokee. Loved it. I regret getting rid of it 10 years ago. Should have spent the money fixing it. Do not want to mention what I got to replace it. Because not a Jeep product.

@lazyd3450

3 жыл бұрын

Best chyrsler based motor ever had a 96 grand Cherokee w 250000 miles and a 2000 Cherokee w 240000 miles wish I kept my Grand

$21500 for the 94 YJ. I really don't have a clue but it's nice. I have a 94 YJ 225k miles, the 4 liter hasn't been worked on ever and runs great!