I buy my son his first 57 chevy

[@Archersgarageandwhatnot]

Thank you for paying tribute to Dickie at the end. I'm sure his family appreciates that.

[@BUILTFORDTOUGH79]

Dickie was an awesome guy in the video where they found that yard in Texas. The world needs more of him.

[@sporty196071]

Dickie was a good person he met you guys and treated you like he knew you all his life. There's not enough men like him anymore.

[@jasonthetalker7253]

Thank you Dickie for saving all the cars. RIP

[@wbball15]

OMG, it's sooooooooo funny to hear little 6 Volt in conversation with his dad.

[@cuzocustoms]

Dave that was a really nice tribute at the end. It's not just the cars it's the people and the stories that come along with them.

[@joethepirate1]

Thanks for making me cry, Dave. RIP Dickie. You went too soon. Don't drink and drive, boys and girls.

[@brettwilkinson8904]

You might hit a bump and spill your drink.

[@G_Machine_Joe]

I think the best part of the whole trip and everything you had to accomplish was doing it with your son. Nothing can top that. Rest In Peace Dickie

[@K4rt80y]

As long as you keep those cars running and moving, Dickie lives forever.

[@steveanderson2881]

That man tried to save every cool car. Now he's rescuing every cool car in heaven. Rip

[@larryalexander4833]

Thanks for sharing. Great Sunday Remember everyone we dont know what beholds us today or tomorrow. Remember Sunday . Jesus Christ is the answer 🙏✝️

[@br549200]

Rip Dickie, thanks for saving all those tri 5s.

[@scottburrow8717]

Thanks Dicky for saving all these cars. RIP MR DICKY. Dave will take great care of all your cars sir.

[@vehdynam]

That is so sad. may Dickie rest in peace. Thank you for that.

[@janjonasson7669]

Love that you payed tribute to the man

[@ronwood7040]

I love how your building memories, spend as much time with your son as possible. Ron

[@KerbsideClassics]

Without guys like Dickie half of those cars would no longer exist, great video tribute Dave. RIP Dickie

[@sadie376]

RIP Dickie. Thank you for saving so many classics from the crusher.

[@user-js4vh2lw6n]

The fact that your son has already claimed that car is going to make it all the more special. Glad he got to go with you on the trip.

[@ctwolfgang433]

You can tell your a good person. Way to honor him. So sad to pass that way.

[@RayRyan1123]

You should do colab with DDSpeed Shop and do a 2 door conversion on this one. Be a nice budget 2 door 57 for your son plus would be a cool build for the channel.

[@luckysgarageshow]

Great Job David. Thanks for your hard work and help. RIP Dickie

[@edrannou3914]

The guy who helped you off load the trailer was clutch. Big shout out to him for helping out two strangers.

[@OutBoardTink62]

Wow that tribute was heart wrenching at the end so nice of you to do that was very touching. Poor guy lives all those years to end that way that wreckage made my jaw drop and brought a tear to my eye please folks dont drink and drive.... RIP Dickie Jones & thanks for saving all those cars and parts where many will live on .......Glenn

[@marknelson4068]

I did some searching and the other driver went to the hospital and was released. I could find no account that he was drunk, just that he was driving n the wrong side of the road.

[@OutBoardTink62]

I just went by what Dave wrote above @@marknelson4068

[@DDSpeedShop]

Man that kid cracks me up haha

[@1962markstubson]

Dave, I have met people like yourselves and Dickie, God brings people together amd by chance you made a lifetime friendship and due to someone’s ignorance Dickie is gone. His lifes work is not and you will keep it alive with what you got off of honey 🍯 hole. RIP DICKIE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jerry07lp]

Love the way you pay tribute to Dickie. Damn that Catalina looked horrible. RIP from one Texas man to another.

[@chrishester3738]

You didn't snap the straps and say "That isn't going anywhere." LOL

[@johnquick574]

Newbern , you have a heart , it shows. Thanks for sharing ! Will see you down the road !!!!!!!!!

[@bobfortner919]

Kool old guy and good taste in cars...r.i.p sir..😢

[@donmears4090]

The help with the forklift getting the trailer on the ground is a reminder of how good car people are. Dickie is no longer with us but His Spirit will always be in our hearts. Thank you for remembering Him to us. 👍

[@jakewhitehawk9230]

Aww that’s sad god bless the old man. I lost my old dad in 2020 just before Covid miss the old guy

[@jonnewton5929]

That was beautiful. Thank you Dickie. And thank you Dave. 😢

[@ringerson4x4]

WOW that Catalina!

[@CarloMadonna-s5e]

Got to love Buckey’s!

[@blucheer8743]

When I was a boy there was a guy in my home town that was a hot rodder he’d been a pilot in Korea was kinda famous but he was also a bit of a recuse and he’d let us kids sit watch him work… he had a 57 all stripped down no bumpers, hood, interior, he had a roll cage built just around the driver and a airplane seat with a 5 point harness. ! the front was lifted and the back dropped it had a 409 with Crome valve covers! That thing was so f’ing cool! Oh dickie ain’t gone >>>old hot rodders never die they just keep movin’ on!!

[@shanewright6958]

Time to save another one 👍👍

[@christophercollins7604]

May Dickie Jones memory live on thru your hotrods coming back to life !!!!

[@piratescovegarage8269]

Real nice 57. Nice tribute to Dickie at the end. In good hopes the parts and cars will help the rest of us to keep these rolling pieces of art and history alive!

[@CycloneTS1]

Dave, that was pretty fortunate to find that guy to help you unload the trailer. That's a rough story about Dickie Jones.

[@MrPingar]

Thank you for paying tribute to Dickie. I’ve enjoyed every Dickie episode since you first meet him. Can’t wait to see how you and your son honour Dickie with saving another trifive out of his yard.

[@strangecustoms8486]

That's a nice way to say goodbye I'm sure you miss him. Watched earlier vids when you first found the place cool guy. He sold cars to you because he knew you were going to do something with them. 😥🇬🇸👍

[@ericfaley9019]

Very nice tribute to Dickie. I hate people who drink and drive.

[@ericdanielson1138]

I could have talked to him for days . RIP Mr. Jones . I watch the original video on FSM.

[@robertdufresne5729]

Nice job Dave

[@mikeadie7031]

Beautiful tribute to Dickie, Dave. That ‘57 will make a fine first car for Jr.

[@Mr5speed]

RIP Dickie 🙌

[@dCash117]

You should post every second of Dickie video you have as another tribute on his next birthday or something. He was a legend. i love that he didn't hoard cars, he collected, cataloged and saved a lot of cars

[@Odessa45]

What happened to Dickie is shameful. Shameful. Good on you, Dave, for shining a light on him at the end there.

[@glamiskid50]

Godspeed Dickie. He was a hell of a guy treated you like family so stoked that you pulled so many tri-fives out of there Love y’all RIP Dickie.

[@innerspaceavailable]

Outstanding video Dave. Love that you are already passing along your love of cars and motors to your son. He's going to grow up understanding that you can with the right tools build or fix anything. I have a number of fond memories of going on project runs with my dad. A beautiful tribute to Dickie and his family. Your a gentleman and showing others how one should be a man. All the best!

[@roywhitman7109]

Wow, Dave! What a wonderful homage to your friend! RIP Dicky❣️

[@christopherhess8523]

Honestly nice that you showed THE MAN. Good on you and thank you. Thank you Dickie, you will be missed

[@MuscleCarSolutions]

No longer 12 volt Dave. Its Tri-Five Dave.

[@twodogsyyc6729]

RIP Dickie your treasures are still in good hands and you can ride in them anytime you want now!! God Bless..

[@alexhathcock1380]

Shout out to those who helped with the trailer unload! With good people, where there is a will, there is a way!

[@bfmcarparts]

I liked Dickie from the first time he appeared on yours and Mike's videos. His warmth and honesty left the impression of an absolute trustworty man. He liked all wheels and I'm at a loss of hearing his demise. If his spirit could, he would comfort his wife and family then try to forgive himself for his messed up ride.

[@kotybenedict2640]

Hell yeah, brother. The vision of every boys dream a 57 Chevy or anything with a 428CJ

[@codejackz]

OMG that last pic of the car he passed in, poor Dickie. Pic of him and his wife on the tailgate is how I'll remember him. Good luck with the resto, looking forward to seeing it. RIP Dickie

[@quig89GMC]

Love the tribute video for Dickie. Thank you for sharing with us.

[@CabinTimeOregon]

He was Every Hotrodders dream Dad, what a Cool dude, Godspeed Mister...

[@jackmehoff2961]

R.I.P. Mr Jones .

[@OneManGarage]

I love that you were able to save one more great patina machine and matched to your car as well. That faded dark green is awesome

[@chrisdenton1978]

Nobody deserves what Dickie’s family have been put through. Thanks for the heartfelt tribute. That Bucees looks like the one in Leeds that I stop at when going to see my kid who lives in Carrollton GA. Glad those cars aren’t headed to the crusher too.

[@js7127]

Dave, you forgot the sacred incantation "Thats not going anywhere" for the trailer LOL!! Awesome father/son times to come. Excited for you'all.

[@mikewrench_]

It's great that you got a bunch of these cars out to other people and yourself to enjoy. I'm sure he'd appreciate that so much.

[@erichuff2538]

Great throw back to Mr Jones. God bless his family.

[@stomper2582]

RIP Dickey, praying for your family. Would have liked to have known you. 🙏🇺🇸

[@claymillican25]

🙏

[@davidgough1161]

Will miss you Dickie. will miss all like you

[@conanhall1]

Choked up, thanks for the Dickie tribute, RIP. That's very sad and I'm envious you got to meet him and I didn't. Please don't drink and drive.

[@kenfrazier616]

pictures at the end brought tears to my eyes, for sure a true tri five hotrodder

[@Lydia.LaMar0]

You're a brave man going into Texas hauling anything...

[@heatheidson3266]

One cool guy to help unload the trailer. Much respect. And man. R.I.P Dickie. Love the tribute. Much Much respect for that. And so awesome your son claimed the 57. That's to cool. Many memories to come building that

[@scottgshomewrenching1352]

Nice save, your son will cherish this time with you

[@toocamcivic]

Rest easy dickey. Im glad you guys crossed paths.

[@richardsmith-qy6vl]

Id love to get a solid tri 5 a 2 door would be great but a 4 door would work id just do a conversion and build a 2 door.

[@Toddo-ld5ml]

Road trip with your son!!! Doesn't get any better than that. Nice job Dave

[@terryfoust4802]

twelve volt, that was very touching, from the start all the way to the end well done dave

[@cadilakisrodcustom]

What a beautiful way to end this saga with you and dickeys yard.. im glad you're carrying on his car collection.

[@chrisr778]

Very cool for you and your son. Great tribute to Dickie and his family!

[@larryadams1873]

I live in East Texas but used to work in Odessa/Midland which is farther West. I passed that place 1000 times. Always blew my how many great cars he had. Great video

[@debbiebermudez5890]

Mr. B. Here ! 👀☕️☕️🍩 morning ! Very cool 😎😎👍👍 video, lucky young man !

[@ldnwholesale8552]

You got me right at the end,, an elderly bloke dieing, sad but it happens. Elderly bloke getting killed in a vehicle accident is just so sad

[@98corvette35]

Yes!! Keep buying 55-57 chevys

[@jeffbuff4009]

At least he met a good person as in yourself that will keep his legacy alive, Every part or car you have gotten you can tell the story of where it came from and the time you shared with him 😁

[@OneTwo-wt8qv]

glad u showed the car David .. WISE up drinkers!

[@allenweber1888]

Love the content, love the connection you made with Dickies family.

[@jamesbailey3821]

Lovely Tribute

[@richardharvey8939]

Great video long love Dickies cars.

[@Dadthalete]

Really nice tribute Dave. Well done sir!

[@williamguillIII]

Those roads in Shreveport sound like the majority of the roads I traveled on in South Carolina, yesterday!

[@ni_wink84]

The man had a collection of all collections, I’m glad you are able to keep some of them alive, I’m glad some of his treasures are being taken care of! My dad had a 57 in high school around 1966 I’ve always wanted to find him one but they are just out of my reach financially, he (as story told) had a 327 out of a vette, he swapped in, 4,11 gears and 4 speed him and my grandfather put in, unfortunately a drunk driver hit it outside his house and totaled it while he was in Vietnam. One day I hope I can get him another, dickie was only 4 years older than my dad, to live that long and be taken by a fool driving drunk….

[@davidgough1161]

You are the man after my heart. you are the best. The other Dave

[@mcdonaldm73]

Awesome video! So happy for your son. My first 57' was a 4dr post. Drove it and raced it through high school. After owning a few others and even 2 2drs now, I'd swap them in a heartbeat to get that first one back. Hope you and your son make a lot of great memories working together on his new ride.

[@familytruckster2009]

Very nice tribute. You can meet some really awesome people on parts runs. I met some great people and had some amazing conversations running around the country getting car parts.

[@24Garland]

It's not just Shreveport that the roads are bad. Our whole state is like that.

[@the_critter]

☹️ You’re awesome Mr. Newbern!

[@nickg0411]

Dickie saved so much history, anyone would be proud to have one of his cars. I hope she gets good $ for the work he did for all those years. Its not just a man's hobby, it was clearly a family hobby, godspeed Dickie! and i hope Linda has peace in life for the rest of her days. When you go there, i see how you were friends. You are a good man Dave, we are only the custodians of these cars

[@jasonschwartz746]

Awesome new project! Your boys accent is thicker than molasses!

[@charlescompton887]

I love the way you interact with your son. You are teaching him and treating him with respect. They grow up too fast. Good for you.