Joe Rogan & Dale Earnhardt Jr. on Classic Cars

Taken from Joe Rogan Experience #1196:
• Joe Rogan Experience #...

[@sendit9129]

Net worth of $400 million, drove an 04 model Silverado for 14 years.. Take notes people.

[@joel387ktm]

no shit good point

[@thiccandridicc]

Anything you drive can be the best with that amount of money lol '04 doesn't even matter

[@lawlor2925]

If i went out and bought an 04 Silverado right now I'll be broke

[@MisterTwister88]

Send It I think he still lives in a pre-fab home too

[@sendit9129]

@@MisterTwister88 that's wild. Makes me happy to see people with money finding a way to enjoy life without blowing all of it.

[@dusinhicks1729]

Dale is 100% correct about the 80s truck everybody that’s my age wants one

[@sebastianavalos4491]

I got an 82 silverado, SQUARE BODY FOR LIFEE!

[@lucagonzalez9041]

Facts called it 2 years ago

[@hunterwillis7547]

There is not a seat out there today that is more comfortable that a 80s blazer captains chair

[@OldManJeff]

I love my 87 f150 and plan to drive it for the rest of my life. Ice cold AC too. 😂

[@bradyrepsher3856]

I’m 18 years old watching this in 2020 I have 6 squarebody Chevy 70s-80s trucks and watch the value of them going up everyday

[@brandonryan9582]

I raced with this guy on iRacing, there was like 6 dudes arguing and dale just shouts "shut the fk up" and everyone knows who he is and I'm not joking not 1 person spoke for the rest of the race.

[@ciaphascyne8866]

he seems like an incredibly cool guy. more importantly, are you really the faceless man? you can tell me, ill keep your secret.

[@brandonryan9582]

That's jaqen h'ghar ;)

[@yestars9239]

🤣😂😄🤣

[@guysmalley]

Seriously what’s your point?

[@brandonryan9582]

shut the fk up punk!

[@shinobi-no-bueno]

My dad was offered a '67 mustang fastback for $4000 as his first car when he was 16. He said why would I want a car as old as me and got a Toyota something or other. That story haunts me to this day

[@hooligan6963]

know a fella who sold a 429 boss for £12000

[@thereisnopandemic]

Ethan Porter Not a Fan of Ford, but even I cringed on your dads action.

[@alexbergquist3110]

That story's gonna haunt me

[@sick7camaro482]

Ethan Porter probably would have gotten it and sold it before it got to you. My dad owned 9 first gen camaros. Luckily he kept one.

[@ddcs0s]

Don't feel bad my ole man had a 69 Nova just like what their talking about set up to race and everything ... Even if he had that car today there's no way in hell it'd of ever been mine

[@jingles9657]

80s cars are definitely getting popular, I'm loving the hell out of my 85 Monte Carlo

[@huntermurphy2148]

My old man used to have a monte carlo, bought it off the showroom floor right outta highschool, black and red. Sold it for a truck to start his buisness and he misses it every day

[@jingles9657]

@@huntermurphy2148 if he wants to relive those glory days, now would be the best time before prices go back up

[@anthonyfilla4195]

I was wanted one them ‘80s Cutlass 442s with the triple shifter

[@LuckyC555]

Jr. is right about ‘85 Chevy truck. Those sqaurebodys are in demand in certain parts and years from now those are going to be even more popular.

[@nicklehne7486]

he's totally right, they're already super popular amongst high schoolers, because they're affordable and easy to work on, and still have that old car car Flair

[@coltblack9037]

Soon as he said that i was thinking, well that stuff is already cool considering people constantly talk to me at every gas station about my 86 trans am. I feel if anything is tastefully modified it can be cool

[@Camstercage]

i love square body trucks, and i like my 2018 silverado too, Dale and i have the same taste in cars i guess.

[@jackdeath6205]

I have 3 S10s. Bought my 1987 brand new 2 days after high school. Still have it , I have 2 86 s10 one has a sm chevy 355 with 500 hp. All are still tagged and titled. Good little trucks . Last of the square box style trucks.

[@JH-tk6ge]

I just got one and I love it

[@rivertrash9862]

Got to be a painful to think that most of these safety precautions were taken because his father was killed in front of him and everyone else watching.

[@pR1mal.]

I've been a Dale Sr. fan since I was like 10 years old. Decided to take my vacation and go to the 2001 Daytona 500 to see Jr. and Sr. run. Bought a handheld digital scanner and headset so I could listen to the in-car audio from both cars. I was standing in my seat on the backstretch just before turn 4, watching father and son race toward that finish line. Only one of them made it. Within seconds I knew, because I was listening. I literally couldn't talk to anyone, couldn't open my mouth. Nobody around me spoke. On some of their faces was nothing but disbelief and confusion, others just stood there with tears streaming down and clutched their loved ones. After the race it was more of the same. People began to speak in more or less broken or hushed tones, to each other, or in small groups. That entire day was the same thing everywhere I went. I've never seen an entire town affected like that by one person's death. So many people remained solemn on the day after. I didn't even speak much on the drive home. I have a photo of Dale Sr's transporter heading back to North Carolina on my wall, and my ticket is framed and on my desk.

[@protonjones54]

Yeah, Earnhardt Sr was special for many reasons, both good and bad. We'll miss him.

[@davidcampbell7831]

I think that was the race that Michael Waltrip won... I saw footage of Darrel Waltrip as one of the commentators, and he was gravely worried about Dale Sr when he was being pulled out.

[@bear1245]

Minnesota Fatz well, after Dale the safety rules were more enforced. Snr used to race with open face helmet and rearranged harness points so he could look around. These both attributed to his death.

[@eddietat95]

Technically it was behind him rather than in front. He was running 2nd. His dad was running about 3rd.

[@christophharriso653]

Im haunted by the memory of trading my 1966 GTO.. it had a bunch of rust and it was more than I could handle but now I have a metal fab shop and could knock that shit out in about a week..

[@ScottXC91]

It's awesome to see Junior actually engaging in conversation and actually asking Joe questions instead of just answering Joe's questions. He's such a different person these days in all the best ways,

[@SavageSPK]

Is it just me or is Dale the shit? These are great, Joe.

[@octavioginer6824]

He came across like a pretty cool, humble guy. Great storytelling.

[@SnuffySpaghetti]

He's just a dude. A dude with a fucking BOATLOAD of money, but just a dude. He drove the same Silverado for 14 years.

[@jingles9657]

Dale's own podcast is pretty entertaining too

[@Bryan-kr1ny]

Yup he's the shit!! as in really shitty!! SOOOOOOOO overrated !!

[@jingles9657]

@@Bryan-kr1ny Maybe overrated, but as a person? He's fucking awesome.

[@mark1eyeball]

My first car was a '77 Monte Carlo. Damn I loved that boat

[@WhistleTeets85]

Monte Carlos are great. Every year except '89-'99.

[@bertdemeule4802]

charles swearingen @

[@BammerD]

My first car is a 76 Monte Carlo, which I still own (20 years this June).

[@therover4141]

@Austin Batton says who

[@controversyV4S]

I could listen to Dale Jr. talk all day he has so much heart you can just tell #3 #8 Hell Yeah Brother!

[@andrewwilken9725]

5:25 you know dale is a good dude. “What was your first car?” As if to say “enough about me, let’s talk about you” because you can tell the guy legitimately loves cars. Pretty awesome.

[@nathanstroud2223]

I saw a pristine looking third-gen Taurus at 7-Eleven a while back, and I took a second to appreciate the fact that someone took such good care of a Ford sedan (an endangered species, mind you) for 20 years.

[@jkozy86]

I'd love to get my hands on one of the old Taurus sho from the early 90's with the 3.0 motor built by Yamaha fuckers where fast

[@lockandreload]

Late 90s T-birds were beautiful

[@hothotheat3000]

He seems like a normal, chill guy. His old man would be so proud.

[@user-hw9wv4og2h]

the part about the 85 chevy is hilarious. Born in 1999, im 21, people my age think driving a car from the 90s is cool. an 85 chevy pick up would be a dream

[@Boshunz]

I gotta go with an OJ Simpson type Bronco, lifted. Fuckin A

[@user-hw9wv4og2h]

@Austin Battonthere are minvans that will smoke any of those cars. thats not the point buddy lmao

[@321gates]

I'm 48 and used to drive my dad's '48 Ford pickup around town. It was cool, but not mind blowing at the time.

[@algoithm8051]

Dale is so humble and chill in every video I see him in I want to go to his car garage so bad lol

[@bigelile07]

Dale Jr. is an awesome person. So down to earth.

[@robdonnelly6537]

3:37 The rareness of the car is a factor in my mind. Cash for Clunkers took alot of those older cars off the streets and all the survived are mostly collectors now, IMO

[@trashbandit2449]

Yeah. Sad :/

[@thomasredden4263]

The 80’s pick up truck market is sky rocketing. Good call dale.

[@ItsTimmyTexas]

C10s are my favorite especially the 1987 one

[@bradbutcher3984]

They were fuel injection I believe. Best of both worlds. I miss my 89 swb single cab Silverado. 4-6 drop, c notched frame on 8in 18s up front 10.5in 18s in the back. 383 stroker under the hood.

[@wanderingtyson7590]

Joe "I once knew a guy who couldn't drive a stick shift, so I unfriended him" Rogan

[@JinxxieNixxie_]

wanderingtyson 😂😂

[@LuckyC555]

Classic

[@a.ortega4505]

Horse's > cars

[@orangejuicyice1448]

I’ve done that

[@jonathanlambarena9754]

A. Ortega horse > automatic

[@corymiller9742]

This is hilarious, even 5 years down the road Dale is already right! Everyone wants an 80s square body 😂

[@Themayseffect]

Rogan doesn't know wtf he's talking about here. Dale is right, cars that aren't considered cool right now, will be cool soon. Tides change and people grow fond of things they once overlooked as boring or outdated. There are several cars from the early 2000's that are wildly popular and growing in fame every single year that passes.

[@isaacd35]

Still won't be as cool as the 30s, 40's, 50's, 60's and 70's cars. If those 90s and 2000s cars and trucks are popular those other vintage muscle cars and hot rods are just gonna appreciate even more and become way more valuable than any car in the 2000s or 90s.

[@ThePete1891]

1995 Toyota Tacoma was a dam nice looking pickup when it debuted. Still are. All of those Japenese pickups,especially the Toyotas from the '80's are worth money,and going up every day. Power strokes from the '90's, and Ram's with the 12 V Cummins, are classics too.

[@kyleelpel9402]

@@ThePete1891 I drove around a 1997 4Runner. Beautiful car, loved it.

[@a.ortega4505]

Horse's > cars .

[@danielcarter3928]

I love 80s Tacomas and I'm 26 lol. There's something about seeing a car that was around when you were a little kid and then growing up and seeing it still running... Which has a lot of value to me.

[@joecormier8894]

My dad had a 70 chevelle SS back in the late 70s. Was dark red with white stripes, it was stolen in the blink of an eye when he ran into a store real quick. They later found what was left in a chop shop in boston.

[@borismcfinnigan3430]

Dale Jr is so cool. I rarely think i could be good mates with any famous racers but he could just be another one of my friends by the way he comes across, normal and humble

[@frootusloopus]

I ran up on Dale Sr on the highway and he was going 55. I down shifted and blew him away!!! Passing Dale Earnhardt was by far my favorite driving moment!!

[@Chase_is_a_race]

Square body trucks will make a come back, my 86’ D100 gets looked at every time it pulls into the gas station.

[@thismothafuckasaid7304]

Dale's right about things eventually becoming cool again in future. It's obvious, so I don't know why Joe is disagreeing?!... Example, 80s stuff wasn't cool 20 years ago, but today it is

[@robotjeans]

Bingo

[@Josh-nc6nt]

That's because my 2014 Hyundai sonta isn't going to be coom in 2050

[@robotjeans]

@@Josh-nc6nt no it won't, this is what happens. With all things. When we are kids, we have fantasy cars or items that we can never afford as kids. When we become adults, we have money and we buy the things we always wanted as kids. Prices skyrocket. A great example is the Ferrari 328, this was able to be purchased for 10 grand just 5 years ago. Now they are up to 100k. The Delorean, same shit. 10 years ago 73 Ford Mach 1s were crazy expensive, but prices are now dropping. It's a generational thing.

[@AP-ik2tl]

I always like 80s stuff but I wad bird in 81 so I grew up in the 80s

[@obxtarheel9191]

like a Pontiac Aztek .. for some reason ppl like these now

[@ciaphascyne8866]

Jr is a real good guy, his father would be very proud. Gives a real solid interview here, too. Thanks.

[@lindsaybartch1579]

I love love love how humble Dale is , classy guy!!

[@slowpokebr549]

Nostalgia is just that, yearning for things of your youth. I grew up driving seventies cars. I love that Laguna.

[@emiliosemporium3977]

Square body chevys are popular now! If you have a clean example today, it’s a head turner.

[@generic3592]

I got a red 2003 thunderbird. Whenever I stop at a gas station I always get people asking about it.

[@SvtAddict1995]

Jr is such a wholesome guy. Would love to meet him one day.

[@minigun63]

What a nice atmosphere between these two guys. Calm and genuine! Love from Denmark.

[@UncleRandy73]

85 Short Wide Silverado has always been cool.

[@Elliottfan]

I've got an 85 thunderbird (also used in nascar) and I get compliments and turn heads with it all the time. Its lowered and has a spoiler and cobra mustang wheels since it's pretty much a foxbody mustang chassis wise. It's a modern classic if you ask me.

[@PressedSteel1919]

just picked up an 88 S-10........... living the dream !

[@WhistleTeets85]

80s cars are gaining massive popularity. The GM G-Bodys are some of my favorites...

[@TheDans7300]

Dude I'll take that 85 Chevy pickup

[@bighands69]

Even the 95 trucks are cool.

[@TheDans7300]

@@bighands69 back when you could afford it. Now people are financing these piece of shit trucks for 5 to7 years

[@quinnmoore5985]

I already think 80s trucks are cool n I'm 23

[@mattadrev471]

buy one now.....they are already going up

[@WhistleTeets85]

Yea, the Chevy/GMC square bodies are bomb

[@SpaceGhostPurps]

Even the JDM 80s Mini Trucks are becoming big

[@bradbutcher3984]

Yes sir.

[@octavioginer6824]

1981 Square sitting at home. That thing is BEAUTIFUL

[@CoreyCaudle-mp7zn]

My dad and I fully restored a 1973 z28 from like 06-2012 in our basement. 350 v8, headers, cams, hugger orange with black stripes. Absolutely beautiful car I wish we were still riding in that car today.

[@knorb8570]

He 100% right about cars that weren’t cool becoming cool. Not all of them, but certain models for sure

[@bowhuntinbob8269]

85 Chevy c/k series are awesome already

[@JB-je9tm]

Bowhuntin bob all square body’s are awesome 73-87 love em

[@bsmithshoes9120]

I just turned 20 and 60s muscle cars will always be my absolute favorite

[@ChuckBeefOG]

He is 100% on maturing car enthusiasts. Late 70’s and 80’s cars like the Iroc and Trans ams are already climbing big time, even specific 90’s cars like a ZR1 or SVT Cobra are climbing.

[@fvgc454ss]

I hear ya. Couldnt believe it myself until I started looking for a clean late 80s iroc or trans am GTA. Anything really really nice is well Into 17-22k or more if low miles. They dont make alot of replacement parts for 80s cars especially interior. If someone has a super clean one they are bringing money for sure.

[@quintyngivens3362]

Hell yeah Dale!! Who Doesn’t love a nice square body GM or dent-side Ford etc?? 🔥

[@matthewmccloskey1859]

Love watching these guys chat, good vibes

[@josephplymel7583]

Dale is right about driving an 85 Chevy truck. Growing up my dad bought only gm products. Buick cars and Chevy trucks. Till the late 80s, 88,89 he bought my mom a Toyota Camry then he bought a 02 Camry then he bought her a Cadillac and bout him a 96 dodge ram. I turned out to be a Ford man but I would love to have an 87 Chevrolet truck,4x4 swb single cab,granny 4 speed. Two tone red and silver paint.

[@grabber_blu_angel]

Dale Jr is right about '70s '80s pickups getting popular. A clean square body goes for $15-30,000.

[@23ofSeptember]

'85 pickups, at least Chevy C10s are cool NOW! My dad owned a C10 Custom Deluxe long bed. I'd love to buy one of those.

[@WhistleTeets85]

My dad had the same year GMC Sierra. He had a blue '85 and then a maroon '87.

[@grayskull1521]

Damn right! '85 was a special year for that one. I have a '70 C10 and it's my favorite ever but there's something cool about those '85s

[@chachi_luna]

“Man this 96 accord is a fucking classic mate!”

[@ytsn_THE_OG]

DJD and JRE???? Please do it again, but in Jr's studio!! And keep doing it like yearly. This was fantastic. The entire podcast.

[@lelandlee9648]

I had an E30 and I have an AE86. They where probably regular traffic in the 90’s, but drive one of those nowadays you’d get a thumbs up every so often.

[@bodo4202]

What Joe forgets about his mom's Cuda etc is that in the 70's the gov't stepped in and stopped the hp race and made the big 3 comply with epa and mileage standards. So even if her '69 Cuda was only 5 years old, it was still viewed with a respect of a bygone era. My first car was a '68 GTX. These cars were everywhere; SS's, Z28's, Roadrunners, H/O Cutlass.........you name it and we beat the ever lovin' hell out of them!!!!! To watch these car auctions and see these very cars bring outrageous money just makes me laugh at the fact that the new owners will never know the fun we had with them. Instead, they now own an icon of showing how much money they have. And on a sadder note; 30-40 years ago at car shows, you would always see several model T's proudly displayed by their owners. Now, with the changing of the guard, the model T has all but disappeared.

[@Josh-nc6nt]

My first car was a 1996 Nissan Maxima It was fucking badass. Blown head gasket and everything. Big ass rims from like a 2006 Altima on it. Stick Shift. It was awesome.

[@pbrsmasher6969]

I drive a 68 cougar. Love it.

[@safeguardmanagement]

Such a normal dude, I did a quick search and never expected this! "With an estimated net worth of about $400 million, Dale Earnhardt Jr. is not only one of the richest NASCAR drivers in history, but also one of the richest athletes of all time."

[@jonwitunsky4742]

80's pickups i agree with JR. They are awesome

[@boskey10]

85-87 Grand Nationals, 78-81 Camaro Z28, 84-88 Monte Carlos and 86-90 Mustangs are becoming highly desirable nowadays and the future. Not alot out there in good shape, an for the right price.

[@EDeeire]

boskey10 Yupp I vouch for the Grand Nationals and Fox Bodies (stang) ✌🏽

[@WhistleTeets85]

I love the G-Body Monte Carlos...especially the aero nose SS's. Now there's a shitload of aftermarket bolt on parts for them.

[@01trsmar]

Wont be worth as much as 60's early 70's as they didnt perform as well... Remember old recorded times for 60's and 70's cars were off as 185-70 series 14 inch bias ply tires didnt hook thus cars were up to 3 seconds off 0-60 and 1/4 mile ! Basically all were 12 second cars if proper tires and drag strip tracks like today(didnt have the compounds then like today) 11 seconds for Hemi/440 6bbl Dodge/Plymouth and Ls-6 Chevelles and some 455 Olds/Buick/Pontiacs !!! My then 4 year old bone stock 68 Charger RT 440 4bbl auto,3.23 gear ran high 12's with bias ply 195 70 series...It had 185-75 series white walls when I bouth it in 1972 with 54,000 miles...In 1976 stock besides pro trac 275 wide bias ply tires it ran 12.60's bone stock...Stock engine never touched,I added headers and traction bars !!! It ran 12.30's with intake and carburetore change in 1980 and my 1st set of radial tires with 130,000 miles on the clock and wasnt my daily driver,those old cars had over 200,000 then ..I worked at a dealer and seen this !! 5 digit odometer meaning after 99,999 they went to 00,000 ! My buddies 68 Chrysler Town & Country Wagon with the 440 TNT (most had the non hi perf) used to beat 1986-1993 Mustang 5.0 5 speeds (automatic 5.0 Mustangs used a different head/cam and 20 less hp and less torque,people dont know this)...My Sister had 2 new Mustang GT 5.0 1 auto 1 5 speed ! LX coupe 5 sped was the quickest,off road exhaust,computer upgrade still couldnt beat my 1969 parts car 440 Chrysler New Yorker 4 door,with a caved in passenger side (got hit by a semi) car ran/drove perfect..I resotred a 69 300 using the fenders/dash,engine/trans/rear end and bumpers from it (still have the 69 300 2door,previous owner took the 440 /trans for a Coronet..I restored the 300 ,oh boy ).. My Mom had a new Monte Carlo SS 1985 model slow as hell ,my Grand Parents 1970 Fury 383 2bbl ate it alive !! Just left it standing still lol...Mom still has it and Dad is the original owner of a 440 6bbl/auto/3.54 gear Cuda,he is in his 80's..Car ran high 11's in 1970 2 weeks after he bought it,he added slicks that still spun 100 feet,retuned/jetted the carbs and not sur eif he had headers at that point ! Hemi guys were low - high 11's ,10's with cam change..Thats how it was..Then you had clowns spinning the tires and running 12's,13's,14's and saying yep thats it lol Clowns !

[@bertdemeule4802]

boskey10 a

[@MarcoPolo-je5ej]

I could listen to these guys talk about muscle cars all day.

[@nachos_70firebird66]

Love all old school muscle. Own a 1970 Pontiac Firebird and 1989 Chevy Camaro.

[@jacobbeckett8393]

At 3:39 what he said is already cool in the country 😂

[@joshuwahhhh7404]

76 chevelle Malibu now that was my first v8 car. Loved it.

[@martyharless5097]

Cars from the 60s and very early 70s were classics even in the mid-70s because they didn't have plastic bumpers and the engines were not detuned because of emission standards. Besides that they just had better styling. A 350 cubic inch engine putting out only 120 horsepower just wasn't going to cut the mustard.

[@joeyrogers8193]

Jr and Rogan both cool.as shit

[@telluricman]

1972 Pontiac Gran Prix gets no love but what a blast to drive.....

[@Gcal1956]

Dudes super down to earth good ole boy who just likes cars. Like his dad. Great guys.

[@BenWebster84]

I had a '93 S10 for my 1st car!!! I'm always looking for one in decent shape to buy!! I absolutely love S10s

[@Bobdicklett1994]

I wonder if Jr still takes the car around the track by himself for fun, or even for therapy sometimes.

[@justinmills8084]

People buy that what brings back memories. The older we get the new cars will make us happy.

[@IRONMIKE_D]

I could listen to these 2 all day long

[@user-yh5wt3ls1r]

Love my 80s pickups

[@ectolle54]

I have a 67 International 1200 4x4, 72 chevelle SS, 85 GMC K10, 86 IROC Camaro now and I had a 90 Mustang LS 20+ years ago in high school. This episode is 4 years old but Dale called the 80s cars and trucks being cool. The Chevelle has been a classic and well loved for years now. The 80s stuff was junk and thought of as white trash but now I’ve had more people trying to buy my IROC and K10 in the last year or two then ever. They definitely get a lot of attention nowadays and guys saying how they used to have one.

[@TONeal]

76' Laguna... man no one loves those but theyre so rare Dale has a great example of one too

[@diesel1586]

Dale’s so right, I just picked up an 85 Chevy pickup, K10, 350, 4 speed, for these days it’s a pretty cool throw back truck, the square bodies are getting real popular

[@HairBandDan]

85 Square Body’s have always been cool What’s this old boy talking about.

[@themackguyverchannel7713]

I am driving around in a 93 Chevy truck and it’s cool as hell

[@tannercox4537]

I love how he referred to as a vortec motor and didn’t just call it an LS😂

[@averyyoung8601]

Not always the same thing Vortec is iron block A lot of LS engines are aluminum

[@tannercox4537]

Avery Young only LS that’s aluminum is the car engines. Ain’t no truck LS before 2013 that’s aluminum. Also the LT’s are mostly aluminum

[@tannercox4537]

Avery Young also you do realize vortec is the company that makes all gm v8’s. Ls is just apart of the part number

[@thebigv8644]

@@tannercox4537 might wanna research LC9 buddy...

[@tannercox4537]

@@thebigv8644 🤦‍♂️ ur sad buddy. Everyone refers to all push rod vortex v8’s as a LS then you go down the line by clarifying which gen. The little name changes because there’s a different sleeve or different lifters or different bore size is irrelevant and if u were apart of the car community you’d know that because it’s pretty uniform to refere to all vortecs after 98 as LS (w/throttle body) or LT direct injecting. Only time you call each block by individual name is if you’re at the junk yard picking it from a Tahoe.

[@coolchris478]

I got a 1980 Corvette had a 72 Monte Carlo I love muscle cars

[@dln.sweeney]

A good friend of mine bought an 86 C10 longbed about 8 years ago for dirt before the Squarebody market started to pick up steam. Wasn't the cleanest but it was a decent driver with a healthy 350. Had a lot of fun wrenching on it with him and doing burnouts and I regret not buying it off him when he moved. You'd have to pay at least 3x that amount to get the same truck today and I don't see values slowing down.

[@MyDogFulton]

I got a Pontiac G8 GT. I was pretty proud to find out Jr has one too

[@theonionman]

Love the fact he owns an OLDSMOBILE!!! I own a 1968 F-Eighty-Five and a 1984 Hurst/Olds! See you around Dale!✌

[@dustin2fast2]

I wood love to see you interview David Freiburger this guy has alot of knowledge on cars

[@indarican1575]

I gave up a 69’GTO Judge I bought in the 90’s I bought for $3500.We rebuilt the engine,Highway Rear end for traveling cleaned it up.I sold it 3yrs later for $25 Grand to buy a 71’Long bed I restomoded, new engine suspension custom paint and wheels. Ole Blue was a badass Chevy.I regret the sale every time I see any 69-70 GoAT.I gave up my dream car I had as a teenager and now I can’t even afford a clone..lol.. Times have changed and those old cars are investments now.

[@MrMattanFriends]

You had me at 66 nova wagon

[@canadaeast8358]

85 pickups a cool now everyone loves the old square body’s

[@jasonkent3658]

My first car was my grandfathers old 1967 Chevelle loved that car

[@Trent_Schell]

in the state of Colorado aslong as the car is older than 25 years u can get a collector plate it has to pass emissions 1 time then u can do whatever you want to it

[@MiningMyBusiness]

Dale Jr is full of wisdom & Knowledge

[@craigjones3988]

My bros 79 cutlass is my dream car

[@klunker289]

Junior knows his cars. I like his style.

[@canadaeast8358]

80s trucks are amazing and also getting expensive

[@justinfee819]

I love this guy he's such a regular guy you would never guess he's worth hundreds of millions.

[@richiehoppie6945]

Dale just straight up seems like a great human

[@rchydrozz751]

There should be a Classic NASCAR series. Nothing newer then 1980. All the safety features but with the older bodies.

[@caseyaylward8853]

1985 chevy square body is an awesome truck

[@logoski589]

My dad still has his 70 Chevelle from his HS days. Loves it more than me for sure.

[@wesleybynum5461]

Logoski 😂 this is funny bc I’m sure it’s true. My dad ain’t shit either bud

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Maybe you were conceived in it? I know somebody with a car like that, you know sentimental value.

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I have a 1989 Chevy 1500 Silverado. Love the truck more than my 2016 suburu outback lol