PART 2: The Wayne Schmeeckle INSANE Muscle Car Collection!

[@DennisCollinsCarWorld]

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[@jayweiss4378]

One of the best car content channels out there ….Great work Dennis and Team! Always enjoy watching 😎

[@sporty196071]

I've never seen so much Hurst accessories in one place. When I was about 12 I would ride my Pea picker by Gapp & Roush to look, listen to the cars. Then I would go to Gratiot Hi-Po supply and shift the Hurst shifter display, and get some free stickers. Well no free stuff, anymore and I don't ride a Sting ray bike 20miles a day either, Thank you for great videos

[@SDeez84]

I have a 69 Cougar with a 351w. Made it look like an eliminator replica, lucky enough to have won a few shows. Dennis said parts are hard to find, probably so for a 390 but West Coast Classic Cougars has been great to me while I was doing my restoration. Found everything I needed. Just wanted to share that, would love to see more old cougars restored. Especially if it’s a rare find like that S code.

[@ydid7552]

I have 1970 xr7 unrestored in as new condition with only 4500 miles

[@SDeez84]

@ that’s awesome. Good luck with it, these cats are beautiful and underrated

[@davekeiser4971]

I owned a '73 Firebird in the same orange as the Formula 455 at 19:02. Blew up the 350 2bbl and replaced it with a 428 from a '69 Safari wagon. What I didn't know at the time was that the bolt pattern on the block was different, so a friend that was a welder fabricated solid motor mounts for it. Second hard lesson on the car was, "Never put too much cam in it and think that the stock press-in rocker studs are going to be OK. It was a pushrod bender.

[@SquirminHermanthe1eyedGerman]

That Javelin, that Duster, that GTO & especially that Firebird ✌💖☮

[@odnelaukeland2134]

First of all; I really like your channel. Personally I think the principle of a car being ridiculously valuable with ultra low mileage is the worst thing ever. In this collection there are cars that has been trailered home from the dealer, and never used. That is just sad😢😢. If a car I so valuable that you can't drive it, I would argue it has no value at all (as a car).

[@Ocboy420]

33:08 Love these old cougars. So cool

[@timothyharris377]

Dennis, one word...."OUTSTANDING !" Wayne has an amazing collection

[@brucebelitz3451]

An amazing collection is an understatement, thanks Dennis for taking us along!

[@kevinbarrett9615]

What an eclectic collection, amazing variety and scope. Love the automobilia, especially the Hurst stuff.

[@bmwpete65s55]

Feel fortunate to have grown up in the 80's and owned a few muscle cars like a 69 390 AMX before the prices went crazy. They were appreciated back then but you could still drive and race them and not be made of money.

[@pm26074]

Really awesome see these cars today! Thank you Dennis Collin’s and coffee walk😊

[@davecaporicci6015]

Love how you are with your guys, Dennis, you are special!

[@Ocboy420]

SO many awesome cars wow that’s truly an amazing collection you have sir. Your 4x4 collection is nuts too.

[@JeffreyLee63]

OMG!!! Your right Dennis he must never sleep, this is amazing, incredible and last but not least outstanding!! Thank you for showing us this magnificent collection. What's next from this man Jimmy Hoffa body, my goodness, with all the Bronco's and now this, he must be the coolest collector alive. It's like a museum of the coolness ever.

[@bufordarchery]

So many kickass cars! Good knowledge and stories behind them that the guys can recite clearly. Enjoy the content!

[@kurtmeyer5017]

I know we need a place for this history and its a investment. But its sad that they are not driven and enjoyed as such.thank you.

[@rockkhound943]

Majority of those cars, our extremely low mile and very, very rare. You do not drive those kind of cars very far. Over 100m in that building

[@inlangford]

Wow, what a trip!!

[@gittnjiggy2]

Those shifter displays were quite the thing. I played with one at Vic Hubbard in Hayward Ca. and then bought a competion plus for my 66 vette. Now i wish i had that car still, and I'm pretty sure that shifter would be just as tight as it was when installed!! Quality Parts that lasted and made the manufactured stock parts feel like junk! Never could stand the rattling shifter in my 69 396, but never changed it, just sold it.( the car that is). Also Linda Vaughn might have influenced me in buying the products also 😍

[@johncornell3665]

This was such an enjoyable episode. What a great fieldtrip. Thanks Dennis!

[@stevevoytek7751]

Hello Dennis , I was watching your video this morning it was kind of neat to watch your part two video today .Wayne brought up a name of a gentleman I know here in Pennsylvania Brian Henderson, and his partner Joe Swezey . I met Joe at the convention center in Pittsburgh ,PA when they had a rare Camaro color (Burnished Brown)and I told him my father was painting a 67 Chevelle, a rare color which is one year only color that was Royal Plum. He ordered one new from “Chevy Heaven” in Ohio. (Still have dad’s original order sheet from his 67 )and was trying to find the right-Royal Plum color . Joe turned me onto a gentleman named Frank Arone in Indiana ,PA who was painting a 67 Camaro that identical color and was able to camera match the original paint so he sold us the paint for my dad Chevelle. I was only four or five years old when my dad sold the 67 car and I don’t remember the color so I begged him to paint this 67 this color and I am not disappointed.. I believe Frank Arone still does Brian and Joe’s painting of these COPO’s and Yenko’s that Brian and Joe restore. Just made a comment because that gentleman said 68 had rare colors but 67 also had one year only colors.

[@johndavey72]

Hi Dennis . I 've always found the Cougar to be the sophisticated alternative to the Mustang . Thanks for sharing . 😊

[@nikiguymer5840]

Absolutely fascinating. Fabulous work all round guys. Much respect from🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@jasonbellis5836]

Such a class act Dennis treats his employers part of the family who would not want to be working for a chap like him 💯💫

[@vettekid3326]

Love seeing all the muscle cars from the 60's and 70's that I grew up with as I started driving in 1972. The neighbor girl across the street bought a 1970 LS6 Chevelle new and some of the guys she hung around with had 1969 Judge GTO's one orange and the other blue. Her dad made her get rid of it after she blew it up for the second time missing shifts with the M-22 rock crusher and yes it was a real M22.

[@rayferguson8889]

Bob Marvin's collection in Warroad Minn is another great collection. Called The Shed.

[@scottmihalsky3612]

This collection is awesome. I love the fast track nova

[@jerrypearce5920]

Brings back a lots of memories 😁✌️

[@leonwhildenjr4483]

Hi Guys,😎👍 Outstanding Collection in every way The Cars and trucks The Hurst Collection the Yenko Collection! I would feel very lucky to own a Collection 😂 such as this! Thank you all for sharing!💀🙏✌️🌅🥳🇺🇸

[@colossians28]

The explanation about Cougars was great. Does anyone out there have a really nice Mercury or Lincoln collection? The Cougar Eliminators are really neat! #OUTSTANDING

[@bosseliminator]

@@colossians28 I have 12 Cougars in my collection.

[@colossians28]

@bosseliminator Congratulations! In the late 1980s I bought a 1974 RX7 Cougar from a neighbor, but the frame was rusted out. I have some NOS interior cluster parts. Are they desirable?

[@bosseliminator]

@@colossians28 only to a 1974 Cougar owner. Very low collector interest in that model year.

[@SDeez84]

69 owner. Made it into an eliminator replica body wise but still the 351w, a few minor upgrades. The cats are fun cars

[@bruceklassen8261]

Thanks for taking us along for the tour

[@PongbyAtari]

What an amazing collection 😊

[@MrXdaltonxp]

A lot of unicorns and tons of information packed into that joint!!!

[@creek_made]

Bunch of good doods talkin cars, nothin better.

[@williamsethman2434]

As always a great video of some really cool cars. What a collection this gent Has for sure.

[@patframpton6193]

Outstanding!! Great video Dennis.

[@labrd41]

If I remember correctly, Hurst 4speed shifter, $54.95. Hurst 3speed Mystery Shifter, $19.95. Back in the day 1964-65. They were expensive, but everybody had to have them.

[@musclecarczarig4003]

You won't go wrong with Shelby Hall at wheel, Rod taught her well!

[@vikesfan63]

LOl! the detail about the rim in the trunk, I love it, I'm so envious, Dennis how could you have sold this Car, You should have kept it!.

[@johnknowlton3998]

How does one man be able to accumulate so many museum cars by himself!!!!!??? I’ve owned my first car for 38 years and it still not done.. 71 chevelle. House , family and job takes over. Wow !! I’m going to watch it again right now!!!!!👍❤️🦅🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@johnknowlton3998]

And the cars were all original, showroom condition!!!!!

[@waynegrant9594]

Owner of a firearm distributor $$

[@hammondhikes7784]

..if you have millions and millions of dollars..you can have literally anything you want.

[@larrystraight4636]

Blue Fast Track Nova: I grew up 1 block away from that Nova! Jim Cordia Chevrolet in Clymer, NY. Jim was always messing around with it for speed. Most of the interior was removed to save weight. At one point, the headers where split into 2 exhaust systems each, so it had 4 exhaust pipes and 4 mufflers. One day when I saw it, he put a tunnel ram with dual 4-barrel carbs on it from a speed boat just to see what it would do. I don't think it was on it very long. Most of the cars he sold were ordered for local people. Rarely did he have one on the lot just for inventory. In the early 80s, he had a Blazer with the 6.2L Diesel in it. He put the Banks turbo and other stuff on it. It was fast!

[@silverstar4289]

Good to see some guys who are doing what most of us would do if we hit a level of financial success. No reason for jealousy- they are doing what we would.

[@rickhay9782]

That 72 SS brought back fond memories, I had a 72 Heavy Chevy same color, 402 bb 4 speed...😊

[@williammatthews2948]

Incredible collection.

[@toddclark332]

Perfect show Dennis boys and girls have a beautiful Thursday and Thanksgiving ❤uall later 🏁 🇺🇸 💪🏼

[@jordi40]

I gotta see that Bronco in Action!!!!

[@FordTorinoMercuryCyclone]

The 1969 Torino they mentioned isn't a Torino folks. That's a Ford Cobra by VIN and based off the Fairlane line. And yes you could get factory air on an R code all day long, had several.

[@greentorana]

Loved this episode ❤

[@thomas9079]

Awesome! Lord be praised!

[@sammaze2103]

It’s a shame 1970 Olds 442 Post Coupe 4 speed W30 are a forgotten memory in these Collections ! One of these cars ran 12.98 in F Pure Stock in Spring of 1970 at a NHRA meet !

[@karlanderson1791]

I grew up in the 70's and cars like these were in the high school parking lot and cruising Main street every Saturday night. Gotta admit it makes me sick to see them nowadays just sitting in some rich guy's collection and not being enjoyed the way they were intended. These cars were built to be driven at high rates of speed from stoplight to stoplight. Now they're just investments. Just museum pieces to look at. People who would actually enjoy them every weekend can't afford them. Oh well. Just my luck being an every day working stiff who can now only look at cars that we bought and sold for a grand or two back in the day.

[@elmerfudpucker3204]

Same boat here. These cars were the everyday drivers back in the day, and tore the streets up on the weekends. Junkyards had plenty of parts, so we could keep them rolling. It's insane what they're bringing now.

[@armandopatane5343]

Wow = what a collection= such a acleptic collection ❤🎉😊

[@charlielemmons5525]

Very nice collection.

[@stevenm8429]

The Nova and Couger did it for me.

[@phillipanderson2607]

Love the episodes 😊. Have you tried cold foam creamer by international delights for your coffee. I get mine at publics grocery store. It gives coffee a whole different taste. Who needs Starbucks when you got this creamer. What's ever happened to the 1967 cougar GT with the 390 cu big block you bought in Tennessee. I have always been a fan of mercury cougars and mustangs😊 especially big blocks. Keep up the great videos.

[@JOHNJ0HN9111]

HAPPY THANKSGIVING EVERYONE..

[@donbob449]

Texans eating beef jerky on a Lear jet, Yee Haw! 🥩✈😂 Thanks for showing Wayne's collection! 🚙

[@nathanwalsh5074]

That GTO, is actually and Australian Holden Monaro…

[@rockkhound943]

I thought so to .

[@redrubi3942]

Race proven and an awesome machine

[@simonbarry1886]

Came here for this comment 👏

[@josephsilva626]

It has a serial number that's pretty easy to remember ( flips through paper work because he can't remember easily remembered serial number 🙄) 😂 seriously, great video as always 💜

[@yomama9462]

Wow what a collection!

[@THEDIESELCHANNEL]

That Cougar is the best. Such under rated cars.

[@charlesstarlin6354]

Awesome always thanks

[@MrWill73]

Very cool collection 👍

[@brianleclerc1593]

69 Cougars are beautiful, on my bucket list of cars.

[@colossians28]

I've wondered why we don't see many Cyclones?

[@bosseliminator]

@@brianleclerc1593 I have five 1969 Cougars.

[@monarchmark1967]

Love the Hurst respect collection.

[@charliejonesjr5518]

Hey Dennis. Instead of putting the creamer in the coffee after you pour the coffee, put the creamer in the cup first. Then you don't have to mix it! Does it by itself.

[@jordanlionofjudah3904]

Best comment I ever read 😄

[@davecaporicci6015]

Spectacular!!!!

[@RoDKnee_Kapp985]

Those shifter demo stands were sick af…..can’t believe they slid by them so fast! I woulda been double clutching & not granny shifting lol

[@albiemccarthy5955]

Dennis is outstanding

[@mattshoemaker207]

My dream car is a 1969 cougar! I had a hard top that was rusted out. I wrecked it when I was in the navy

[@bosseliminator]

Dan Pfeiffer (sponsored Dyno Don) has his Lincoln Mercury dealer right across the road from Berger Chevy. He said back in the day every Saturday morning him and Mr. Berger would line up the hottest car they had and race down to the donut shop. The loser bought.

[@Flatsoe66]

Marges donuts, still there

[@johncobler3762]

Great program

[@markshepler4692]

While you were talking about 350 1971? Chevelle a Maguiar's number 7 product was mentioned with regard to paint preservation. What Maguiar product were you referring to?

[@ramonwoodworth2778]

Wish he had given the story on the '73 Z1 Kaw there in the background. Wonder if he's just speculating or has a thing for those bikes. Looked like maybe he had the 50th Anniversary model there too,

[@WayneCuda]

In 1973, I was 14 years old. Every Saturday morning my mom would drive me to Sterling Colorado to go to Lutheran catechism class. Many weeks after class, we would stop by the Kawasaki dealer, Foxy Motors, on our way home. I would buy parts for my Kawasaki 175 or pick up the latest brochure. I remember how cool it was seeing the new 1973 Z1-900 for the first time in person on the small showroom floor. It was my dream to have that bike when I turned 16. Weeks later, it was gone and the salesman, Don Tripp, told me it was bought by the local Dodge Plymouth dealer, Ray Smith Motors for his grandson. Fast forward 45 years, and I see the Z1-900 on e-bay, I bid on it and get it. When I contacted the seller, Steve Armstrong, I asked him the back story on how long he had had it. He said his grandpa, Ray Smith, had bought it for him in 1973. Even more bizarre, is when Steve told me his ex-wife may still have the original exhaust pipes and she lives in Ft. Morgan and only a few blocks from me. I told her I was wanting to purchase the original exhaust pipes that Stave had left in the garage. She informed me that she had thrown his "junk" away! It is a original survivor with only 8500 miles on it.

[@joebradshaw1895]

Thank you

[@stebecinc]

Berger from here in Grand Rapids. I worked there for a while selling in the late 80"s

[@danr4032]

I wish you guys had a map of all the coffee walk restaurants so when traveling you could see what restaurants you've done coffee walks in that area.

[@johnknowlton3998]

I bet this guy has a lot of great people that work for him or his dad was loaded!!

[@mordeth1964]

I'm surprised none of you mentioned that the 2004 "GTO" is actually an Australian designed, developed, engineered and built car that was exported to the US and Europe.

[@dant3869]

The rarest Monaro of all time?

[@jimmyjam813]

I have mixed emotions with these huge collections. I worked hard my whole life, I'm 57 now and don't own one muscle car and wish I could afford one, seeing someone with 100s stirs up emotions, not all of them pleasant.

[@roycervantes1341]

Yeee Yeee 😊

[@scottmccambley764]

Hey Dennis, have you ever been up to Ontario, Canada and seen Tim Schmidt's aka "The Hapy Hipy" insane collection?

[@chase8global]

The Hurst branding of red white & black vertical bars or letter H, is so close to Holley Equipped red white & black horizontal bars.... Their sticker inceptions are so close, who pipped who with design....?

[@vency27team]

Merci voiture histoire et voiture fantastique ❤

[@mattshoemaker207]

Watching from Charleston SC area

[@randalleubanks671]

very very good ❤

[@craigmorgan4676]

Outstanding from uk!💪🤝🥶🥶🥶🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇬🇧🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@paulcastillo1310]

Cool car collection

[@jimcooney9019]

wow wow wow cool video

[@timshue6568]

Would like to know more on Cordia Chevy and the copo cars they built,not a lot of info out there on them

[@dieterlange7581]

Excellent show all both cars are absolutely gorgeous, but they're not driven very sad. I know they rare and low mileage but what are they doing there looking pretty so he can cash out someday just my opinion appreciate the tour👍

[@redrubi3942]

And they are not in a museum so the regular joe can see them

[@marshaldix651]

Dennis I'm sure I'm wrong but that stripe u said u liked on that 455 firebird was actually on the esprite firebird back when I had one. Like 72? I can't remember the year I had.

[@michaeldesilvio221]

I wish more cars and trucks had hideaway headlights.

[@ClangOfTheHammer]

I know where a 981 mile 69 Ford Cobra is sitting in its original drag raced paint scheme. Yes, 981 miles.

[@calimilk1113]

Amazing!!!

[@not2late2game53]

Are there any dealerships still building cars like Yenko ?

[@a.c.m.e.ink.4568]

The Australian Holden badged as a G.T.O. Is & 'NEVER' will be a true G.T.O!!! End of story!!!

[@amyparsons-king2309]

No, should have just shipped it over there as a GM monaro, cool car in it's own right

[@rockkhound943]

Its better

[@a.c.m.e.ink.4568]

@@rockkhound943 Nope ! Just a stolen Identity. By a vehicle that already existed. The Australian Holden Monaco. It has 'zero' connection to the original & retains nothing. A car (imported) from a different Country. Rebranded with an Iconic legends badges. Sad days for G.M who was looking for a quick buck!! Based on people's nostalgic memories.

[@rockkhound943]

@a.c.m.e.ink.4568 lmao butt hurt much .

[@a.c.m.e.ink.4568]

@@rockkhound943 Clueless little bastard aren't you!!!

[@charliemarble9706]

Was that a 1976 Kawasaki 900 LTD in the back ground ? You didn’t talk about the motorcycles. How do I inquire about more info for that bike?

[@WayneCuda]

Yes, that Kawasaki only has 5 miles in it.

[@Hueymechanic412]

Hey Wayne how much for the honda pilot??

[@jasonsylvester717]

03’ cobra started it all