There’s some guy down in a Florida watching this in his mobile home laughing his ass off about his former car. Mr. Wolf must have been a complete badass. As a Kansas resident, I can assure you that part of the state was a rough area in 1870.
@@skyycam actually it was more of a dig on people in Florida. Every time I go down there for business it’s amazing how many people I see that make good money but would rather live in some mobile home park than an established neighborhood. Seriously, only other place I’ve seen this is Arkansas.
@@risinbison1106 ok got ya. I think a lot of Hellcat owners unfortunately got them in a not so legal way or bought them and couldn’t afford them so they trashed them as long as they had them unfortunately.
Wizard got rich off hoovies bad decisions 😂😂😂 that’s facts I understand he running a business and I’m cheap but I couldn’t imagine spending 10 grand on rebuilding an engine (me personally) but he does have employees to pay for 40 hours of labor on it and machine shop which is probably taxing him good. The scarry thing is hoovie probably gets a 30% discount so anyone else would pay 13-15k at a shop. This is why I’ve always learned to work on my own shit. ALWAYS. Id have the machine shop replace all my bearings and assemble everything else myself plus that’s content idk maybe hoovie is out making his real money off his appearances and acting jobs..
Pretty impressive it was still running given all the abuse it took. I doubt the previous owner did half the required maintenance and definitely beat the HELL out of it.
You can tell by the color of the rocker arms, shafts, and heads that this engine did NOT see short oil change intervals. Maybe not even a steady diet of top tier full synthetic oil, either.
Hoovie, do not install sod. It will cost you thousands and you can get similar results with lawn seeding. I did sod once at my first house and I learned my lesson. If you have patience you can have beautiful laws for cents on a dollar in just few months.
Don't agree, tbh. Seeding is *way* harder if you don't know what you're doing (and I thnk we can all agree Tyler is not a landscaper/irrigation specialist).
Agree. Lawn care semi pro nut here. Wasting money on a sod is worse decision than buying that hellcat. Just order some gardening firm to do a proper lawn seed with high quality seed preferably a blend of types which are the best fit for the temperature zone.
Agree. Lawn care semi pro nut here. Wasting money on a sod is worse decision than buying that hellcat. Just order some gardening firm to do a proper lawn seed with high quality seed preferably a blend of types which are the best fit for the temperature zone. If the owner does not give that sod a proper care the sod will look exactly or eve worse to a standard seeded lawn. This is what most people dont realize when deciding to install a sod.
Wizards delivery and timing of "It is the DUMBEST automotive TH-cam channel" is some of the funniest shit I've ever seen. Comedic genius. Perfect timing. Flawless delivery. Absolutely fucking brutal. 10/10
This is one of the many reasons I love Hoovie's content. We all see those cheap examples of desirable cars listed online. This helps keep the intrusive thoughts at bay.
dart bolt duck dive swerve body-swerve sidestep veer lunge jump leap spring elude evade avoid stay away from steer clear of escape run away from break away from lose leave behind shake shake off fend off keep at arm's length give someone a wide berth keep one's distance from deceive trick cheat end-run ditch give someone the slip I like ''stay away from'' the best.
@@muskokamike127 you think wizards shop is on a residential street. I bet there isn't a residential house for miles from Wizards shop. It's a shop in the middle of Kansas you think there is many people around that area
For anyone looking for a good shop/tech/owner…. Notice how wizard rarely says “I”.. his tech gave advice and he was open to follow it. He also mentioned his tech when the diag was correct. There’s a reason the wiz keeps his guys long term and they all do amazing work correctly. It’s so rare to see a no bs shop owner. If you ever come in contact with a wizard equivalent… pay the bill. It always hurts but you are in good hands and that is priceless and becoming more rare by the day
You are doing fine, life always throws a curve ball and everyone deals with it one way or another. I think you are doing better than 99% of the population. Keep up the good work.
TRUE STORY: A year or so ago I was driving home from work when the guy in front of me, very gently and very slowly, drove off the right hand side of the road at highway speed and without any brakes drove down into the culvert and then, yes, just like you stated, he "Dukes of Hazzard'ed" it off the edge of someone's driveway and launched his Buick a good 20+ feet into the air before tumbling three or four times, landing on his roof. All because he fell asleep at the wheel. So, yes, people do actually hit driveways edge-on via the ditch. EDIT: Being the first one on the scene, I found him uninjured hanging from his seatbelt. He released it (against my recommendations) and fell head first into all the broken glass. But he was panicking so... He was also too large to fit out the now squished side windows. After confirming he wasn't injured I pulled him out by his feet. He was a BIG boy. He sat against a tree while we waited for 911 to respond. He said he had fallen asleep. I have video of our conversation and the wreckage after the accident.
That is nothing!! One of the Arkansas Troopers did a BONAFIDE Dukes of Hazard OFF A TRUCK hit pit maneuvered and he took out power lines in his launch!! But they got the bad guy! And the youtube channel got enough revenue off it that he probably paid for a new car!
He made such a big deal out of it but it was only a couple inches difference? Like sure the Lamborghini might have an issue but even a generic crossover could get across that.
@@theglitch99 The old driveway probably met that requirement. Hoovie built himself a new driveway and so he has the responsibility to make sure it's meets the requirements. The reality is the County is looking out for Hoovie avoiding a lawsuit if someone crashed there and got injured because the car flipped thanks to that stemwall.
Driveway entrance looks a little narrow for a semi. Put a 4 foot mud rock apron along it about a foot deep. That way it's solid when someone inevitably drags their trailer off the side of the concrete. Grass will grow over it. That way you won't have to fix the landscaping, or have your driveway blocked waiting on a wrecker.
The old picture of the family that built the house is really cool.... something worth framing. The whole project came out awesome.... original exterior white was def the right choice.
Dropping $10k into this Hellcat isn’t really that bad cause you could have bought more expensive $40-$50k version and still have the Hemi tick . At least this way you’re getting a rebuilt motor that will last a while. Almost every hellcat you buy is going to be beaten up. People don’t understand that although these are built for racing they even professional drag racing teams have to rebuild their engines from time to time and maintenance on race teams is constant.
That's a good way to frame this, especially on a car that is either going to be a well-kept example with a huge price premium, or abused with issues. Ngl, compared to labor rates on the west coast, $10k for all of that doesn't really sound like a lot (I'm assuming parts are included in that 10k). I'd do the clutch tho, since it's already out, might as well have a mechanically-brand new, stupid-fast muscle car.
This is the 70 Chevelle LS6 of our generation. It is well worth saving. Any European car will cost 15k to get an engine. American engine with 707 hp for 10k!?! Yes please!!!
I have a friend that just paid $11,000 for a water pump, rear brakes, plugs and coils and a thermostat housing on a 2012 911 Carrara S and it was not at the dealer! so I think Hoovie did ok! (GOD I HATE GERMAN CARS)
You could always put a 2x10 or a 2x12 in the gap at the road for temporary use until the you can get it paved. Way easier than, although maybe not as fun as having to go off road
I like hearing about the property and all that it takes to do what you did. But I'll also say that you are brave to show so much to the public. I'm sure you get enough people who feel they can just go to your home and expect your time.
I have an ford 5.4L where cyl 2 lobe on one of the intakes was completely gone. The cam was completely round. Mech had taken it for a drive and was shocked to see only 1 intake valve operating. "didn't really notice much of a diff on the test drive". Same thing, chinesium cam follower had seized. Goes to show you that the 2 intakes aren't all that necessary.
I had a classmate in highschool die in a car crash to a culvert headwall like you had so i am glad the county is making you fix it. It will be a much better condition.
Errrrr .. why don't you just lay some wood planking into that trough to bring it up to the height of the road at the start of the driveway so you can use the entrance until the asphalt can be laid?
Beautiful house Tyler!! I've been collecting old pictures of my mother's childhood home and homestead from the 1940's in Campbell Missouri from relatives and got a copy of the original blueprints of the remodel adding a bathroom on the main floor from the 1930's. It is my desire to rebuild the house as it was in 1955 when my parents graduated from high school. My grandparents raised 9 children in that house from the late 30's till the late 70's when my grandfather passed and the house was too big for my grandmother to keep up. My grandfather's family had a old groceries and sundries outpost in Campbell Mo. from the late 1870's until the 1970's when my grandfather passed. Got lots of pictures of the store and maybe one day I can open a store like it and operate it in my retirement..
@@mromatic17 Agreed. If it still bites, the faces aren't chewed up (much), and the pedal feel is good, why replace it? It will need replacement at some point, but that's always the case with a clutch. If you don't yolo all the time, I'm sure it's fine for a while. If it survived the previous owner, I'm sure Tyler isn't going to kill it and the next owner won't have a bad surprise (Tyler is good at disclosing "issues" so it's not like he's going to be selling a lemon). That car will never be mint so why make everything perfect? That's a bad plan.
@@jefferyG499 They should be functional, proportionate, and minimally onerous. Hoovie should appreciate that they were willing to negotiate - most would not
Yeah, he just hired a company that was more interested in being in a hurry instead of getting proper plans approved by the county before cashing that check. And that fuck up should be on the contractor's pocket book and NOT Tyler's.
@@muskokamike127😅😅😅 It won't be April's unless he marries her, and that is unlikely (at least for awhile)... Who knows, maybe the third time is a charm? 😂
I think you're videos help people realize whats out for sale. I think that's what makes everyone want to watch your videos the way you deal with cars you buy. Especially thinking of the Super bird! Keep the videos coming! Make a ramp out of cold mix until you can fix it.
colour me SHOCKED that hoovie went ahead with driveway modifications without first obtaining a permit. As for not being able to use the driveway due to that gap, BS, put in 3 wheel barrows full of gravel then sweep it out the night before the asphalt guy shows up.
The gap is technically public land. Depending on jurisdiction, a corridor of about 1 to 3 feet off the road or sidewalk is part of either the city public right of way, or utility easement, so the municipality can dictate the surface material and prohibit temporary structures if there is another access point to the property. He moved the main entrance of the property, and needed to get approval for the new culvert because they're illegal to build without such permit. Reenforced concrete is actually the 'best' building material you can get, so he surely was easily approved. The problem is that citizens complained about potential road safety issues after it was built. Even if the county had built it themselves (using the owner's money), the owner would still have had to pay to make those changes as long as they were based upon already existing laws. The culvert would've had to be covered in earth on the sides anyway, what they did is forced it (and the drain pipe) to be extended with a lot of earth into some kind of mound. Someone in the area is definitely not happy Hoovie moved in.
Strange thing is outside Miami we don’t have those crazy take overs in Florida. And than this last weekend we had two in tampa where I live and they were busted quickly. I’m all about fun but can never support putting a ton of people’s lives at risk doing a take over.
It's still worth fixing the Hellcat, when I saw it was a manual I thought it was a conversion, like your Ferrari, I thought Dodge only made automatic Hellcats. Turns out they did make Manual Hellcats, but they're extremely rare, this year(2024) they only made 33 manual Hellcats, and the numbers are probably the same for your year Hellcat. You found the holy grail of Hellcats, a manual, it's definitely worth fixing up as it'll be worth a fortune in the future, especially if it stays an all numbers matching. Definitely worth restoring.
The house and driveway look great! Congrats! The expense will live on, but hopefully feels better without all the stress of work and further surprises.
Good buy Hoovie and act surprised. No maintenance four accidents. Shocking. And it still ran. Not so bad. Eliminate tick by changing oil weight to one weight higher on high temp rating for example instead of 5w20 use 5w30. Also deactivate cylinder deactivation on your vehicle. Look up how to on your vehicle. Mine I just set gear on Trans to max gear which is 8. Your welcome.
Tyler, you have 10+ vehicles that could EASILY go over that step in the driveway. The suburban, the limo van, etc etc. ALL of which need to be driven. Tell your concrete/contractor to get off his ass and get the problem fixed for the driveway NOW! You should not have to traverse the berm in4WD stuff to get in and out of your home because of his horseshit. As for the Hellcat engine, get it built into a stroker. Get a bigger camshaft for it as well. Probably the same cost as a stock cam or barely more. And go ahead and send in the clutch to McLeod. Let themgive it a once over and a cleaning before putting it back in. You will NOT regret it. Those cars are a LOT of fun when they are done right and worth WAY more than a "good" example. Especially with a freshly rebuilt engine that has been rebuilt into a performance powerhouse that could easily surpass 1000 HP.
I suspect the cones are there since the County hasn't signed off on it being "fit for use". The last thing you want is to give the County an excuse to start looking around...
Hoovie's moment of clarity "I dont know if I can keep doing this." 😂😂🤣😂 I'll keep watching as long as you keep making videos, but know when to pack it in (eventually).
Wizard: “The deeper we dug into it, it just got worse and worse and worse” (5:20). In his head: I meant to say, “It just got better $, and Better $$, and BETTER $$$” 🤑😂
The newer hemis are different old 426 from the 60s and 70s. The located the cam higher in the block with very little areas for the engine oil to circulate back down to the camshaft. Oil starvation to a camshaft is not a good thing.
Yes, please do not put that clutch back in. I think you can get most of your money back because you have a popular TH-cam channel and you we are seeing the rebuilding process in place and that makes a lot of people who want to buy hellcat especially from you much more comfortable.
Re: the amendments to the highway entry - it’s a reasonable standard - there was kid killed near here who hit the ditch and slammed into an entry wall.
You do it for the clicks. ✔️ You do it to save cars from the crusher. ✔️ You do it to have fun with cool cars. ✔️ Someone has to keep Dave in expensive toys. ✔️ You continue to educate us on what not to do. ✔️ I'm not happy you got screwed, but look at all the good you do for society. Keep it up Hoovie, we love you.
Hoovie's out here being "Captain save a hoopty". Sure he gets some of the worst examples but between him and the Wizard, Ninja and Ceramic Pro he gets these cars going in the right direction. Keep it up!
"Bad attention from the county" is a funny way of saying the driveway was not built to code & was deemed a hazard. The justification also makes total sense, though is not something I would have thought of (though I don't work in the construction industry). I wonder if a permit is required for this kind of work and if one was pulled (no idea what the local/state laws for this would be). Fingers crossed everything else Hoovie has done has been done correctly to code with proper permits and this goof didn't just throw up a bunch of red flags for the county to start poking at the rest of his home reno.
Right thing to do for a hellcat. Now you're breakeven keep it or just cash out 32K. They always should be brought up to spec if they are rare and worth saving.
Ok I have a 2007 dodge charger Daytona rt almost 300,000 miles on it and it runs great. heads have never been off and it never runs on 4cylinders and it does not use oil . I am 358 out of 1500 made still going strong 💪
Good to see a new video already Tyler! Brutal about the Kitty getting gutted...but expected no doubt. Got lucky with the TT at least. The new barn is looking slick, and congrats on the house being done and the stone being gone (lemon water and magnesium are your new best friends plus exercise)! Can we get a vacation video?
Not necessarily. I had a used 2009 Challenger R/T back in 2016 when I was 19 and it ran like a top. No HEMI tick, serviced with Royal Purple synthetic oil changes every 5000 miles and no accidents. When it was in my possession, I took very good care of it despite having the ability to drive it like hell. But I didn't, I knew better than that. It was my daily driver and it was comfortable, sounded good and looked the part. Eventually, it was sold at the dealer that we purchased it from and still lives on to this day by an older couple that drive it from Colorado to Florida and back.
@@CJDiecast Unfortunately that's the outlier, every single car I've ever bout from a young person has been beat to heII or riddled with problems. I'm in college and live in a pretty big college town so naturally a lot of the sub $20,000 cars for sale are/were owned by a college students. Whenever I have that itch to buy something, I actively avoid buying cars from young people, for whatever reason, a lot of us just don't maintain things.
Im a car dealer...challengers, most srt cars, mustangs, vettes sports cars in general are some lf cleanest well looked after babied cars ever. Love all these comments saying all are trashed. Most of those are from monday morning quarterbacks that dont own a damn thing...yes there are exceptions...some people are A holes and trash everything...im sure guy that owned this Hellcat has something else and he will trash that too... it's not the car...its the type of people.
@@mattd1755, if the previous owner is young and a ‘get me done’ on the paper it’s very possible he drove the stuffing out of it, without doing the proper maintenance, before it could be repo’d. As cars rise in age and fall in value they’re bought by younger and poorer guys who cannot afford the maintenance costs.
Nice example is a nice example when You are about to buy it. If it was neglected, it will look the same in a week. Rebuilt one is fresh after the rebuilt, and it was less than having to rebuilt the "nice one" soon after purchase. Have that in mind..
This is a result of two very simple and basic principles: 1. The previous owner beat the living snot out of this motor and probably bounced it off redline many, many times - Wizard may want to check the code history 2. The previous owner did NOT do oil changes in accordance to how hard he drove it. When they recommend you follow the "oil life monitor", that's for driving normal, like a normal person. And even then it's too long. You really should never go more than 5,000 miles on an oil change. This guy needed to change the oil every 3,000 - or maybe at the end of the day sometimes!!!
Even then you don't follow the computer since the computer tends to be very liberal with their oil change intervals... it's not in their best interest for the motor to stay intact much past the warranty expiration. Never go more than 5k (with full synthetic) even if the book says 10k. And yea this guy probably needed to go 3k and even then - just too much abuse.
he doesn't even need to do that. His suburban or the van would make it across without any issue at all. Hell, my 2018 F-150 would make it across just fine. Maybe he will buy that!!
Yeah Wizard, some cars make people act strange. I just sold a '14 Mustang GT/CS Race Red That people either loved or hated. Doing tricks for me on the street ... Popping wheelies on their motorcycles or Rolling Coal in their trucks and throwing things at the car. We still have the ZL1 and get none of that??? Go figure! Thanks for the videos you guys are very interesting.
Boy, I don't have a super car, but the way he feels about the repair bill on that car is the EXACT SAME WAY I feel after I bought a used car. I worked GREAT when I bought it. About a week of driving, I discovered it needed a new head gasket. I had the work done, and everything on my engine snowballed into other issues. A year of owning the car, and I'm still working on rebuilding my engine gradually. I'm learning patience by all means
My personal experience with this matter: I have a 2011 Durango R/T with the 5.7 hemi which I bought "previously owned" in 2014 with 49,000 miles on it. I soon found that it went through about a quart of oil every 1000 miles, and upon doing research found that this was considered "normal". I really liked the car, so I decided to just live with it while making the switch to synthetic oil (and factory filter) on my next oil change. I was pleasantly surprised when the oil consumption pretty much ceased! I continued this practice every 5,000 to 7,000 miles until the car passed 100,000 miles and I noticed the dreaded "lifter tick". My son (who is really into performance cars) told me about the problems with Chrysler's cylinder deactivation (MDS, or Multi-Displacement System) and that the only fix was to replace the cam and lifters (also decking the heads and removing the MDS). He knew of a reputable local shop that was well-versed in this repair. The mechanic showed us the old cam, and one lobe was about wiped out. It wound up costing me a bit over $3,000 (it helps to have friends in the business). The camshaft and lifters were new 6.4L hemi parts. That was about 12,000 miles ago, and the car runs beautifully now. The fuel mileage actually improved (around 18 city/25 hwy mpg), and it seems quicker than ever.
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Hoovie needs to start buying the 2ND cheapest (whatever) in the US going forward. The cheapest ones are beyond a No Bueno.
You would think after all the times he's been burned, he would have figured that out.
I'm 100% sure that if they sent the cam to Pakistan they'd stick weld new material to it and grind it with an old brick and fix it
Then he'd be the second dumbest automotive channel on TH-cam😂
Maybe taking to David before buying would also help 😃
@@phylanx1if he can still be buying cars and making videos the dumbest channel thing is nonsense!
Don't put that clutch back in. Don't.
Agreed!!
Yeah that’s a while you’re in there otherwise it’s going to cost double when it goes out 1000 miles down the road
He won't drive it enough to matter. Given that and he's already a loss so I don't blame him for re-using.
@@v12alpine Yeah, that makes sense. If it was me, I would absolutely replace it.
@@justinwise6950 But you are thinking you would keep it for years.. He will flip it.. for (hopefully) the money he has in it in 6 months or less.
The Wizard scored a hat trick with Hooves. He found a Golden Goose, Job Security and his retirement all in one!
it's basically a money pipeline from youtube to wizard via Hoovie
He made this guy so rich lol
LOL
😂
70k miles of 700+hp being thrashed is actually impressive
There’s some guy down in a Florida watching this in his mobile home laughing his ass off about his former car. Mr. Wolf must have been a complete badass. As a Kansas resident, I can assure you that part of the state was a rough area in 1870.
A mobile home and affording a hellcat? I make decent money and can’t afford one.. well it wouldn’t be responsible so I have a new RT.
@@skyycam actually it was more of a dig on people in Florida. Every time I go down there for business it’s amazing how many people I see that make good money but would rather live in some mobile home park than an established neighborhood. Seriously, only other place I’ve seen this is Arkansas.
@@risinbison1106 ok got ya. I think a lot of Hellcat owners unfortunately got them in a not so legal way or bought them and couldn’t afford them so they trashed them as long as they had them unfortunately.
who would have thought, a modern mopar thats mistreated!
Never seen before
_Incon-theiv-able!_
Shut it tyson@@danielseelye6005
The Little Old Lady from Pasadena started it.
Just about everybody 😃😃😃
When wizard said “truly the dumbest automotive channel on TH-cam” I died. Never change Hoovie we love you 😆
only because the wizard is so busy with Hoovies trash that he doesn't realize there are dumber channels out there.
I just cried here listening to that part 🤣🤣🤣
You know it's all make believe right?
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Wizard got rich off hoovies bad decisions 😂😂😂 that’s facts I understand he running a business and I’m cheap but I couldn’t imagine spending 10 grand on rebuilding an engine (me personally) but he does have employees to pay for 40 hours of labor on it and machine shop which is probably taxing him good. The scarry thing is hoovie probably gets a 30% discount so anyone else would pay 13-15k at a shop. This is why I’ve always learned to work on my own shit. ALWAYS. Id have the machine shop replace all my bearings and assemble everything else myself plus that’s content idk maybe hoovie is out making his real money off his appearances and acting jobs..
Pretty impressive it was still running given all the abuse it took. I doubt the previous owner did half the required maintenance and definitely beat the HELL out of it.
Previous owner wanted just a cat, so he beat the HELL out of it.
@@nemesis1569 lol
Yup, some Hood rat drug dealer probably had the car befor, or several.
You can tell by the color of the rocker arms, shafts, and heads that this engine did NOT see short oil change intervals. Maybe not even a steady diet of top tier full synthetic oil, either.
Damn, youtube don't like when you call a Car Hood/Drug dealer car, rofl.
Hoovie, do not install sod. It will cost you thousands and you can get similar results with lawn seeding. I did sod once at my first house and I learned my lesson. If you have patience you can have beautiful laws for cents on a dollar in just few months.
Thanks, probably…..”SOD Farms, “ do have a place…but:……
Do a checkerboard pattern with sod. Then fill in the empty spots with sand to level the ground. The new grass will fill in very fast. Saves$$$$!
Don't agree, tbh. Seeding is *way* harder if you don't know what you're doing (and I thnk we can all agree Tyler is not a landscaper/irrigation specialist).
Agree. Lawn care semi pro nut here. Wasting money on a sod is worse decision than buying that hellcat. Just order some gardening firm to do a proper lawn seed with high quality seed preferably a blend of types which are the best fit for the temperature zone.
Agree. Lawn care semi pro nut here. Wasting money on a sod is worse decision than buying that hellcat. Just order some gardening firm to do a proper lawn seed with high quality seed preferably a blend of types which are the best fit for the temperature zone.
If the owner does not give that sod a proper care the sod will look exactly or eve worse to a standard seeded lawn. This is what most people dont realize when deciding to install a sod.
Wizards delivery and timing of "It is the DUMBEST automotive TH-cam channel" is some of the funniest shit I've ever seen. Comedic genius. Perfect timing. Flawless delivery. Absolutely fucking brutal. 10/10
😂😂
This is one of the many reasons I love Hoovie's content. We all see those cheap examples of desirable cars listed online. This helps keep the intrusive thoughts at bay.
They call it Dodge because Avoid was too obvious 😅
Better than Duck! As well....
Dodge, duck, dip, dive and Dodge
@Lowzone73 With the Hellcat, you can't Dodge a wrench.
dart
bolt
duck
dive
swerve
body-swerve
sidestep
veer
lunge
jump
leap
spring
elude
evade
avoid
stay away from
steer clear of
escape
run away from
break away from
lose
leave behind
shake
shake off
fend off
keep at arm's length
give someone a wide berth
keep one's distance from
deceive
trick
cheat
end-run
ditch
give someone the slip
I like ''stay away from'' the best.
@Lowzone73 the 5 D's of dodgeball 😂
That thing was definetly a takeover car.. All those accidents are more than likely from hitting other cars while doing donuts on an intersection lol
Cars/curbs usually, suspension/fender damage in a lot of them!
People too
Black people activities!
"you can tell the previous owner had multiple felonies" killing me right in the beginning, lol
I burst into a laughter when wizard said but wait there's more at 10:42 😂
That F word in the driveway when the car drove by was hilarious
Funny, yet hoovie does that with every car on the wizards road yet gets po'd when someone does it to him......
@@muskokamike127, that's because Hoovie was making content. And the wizard is never recording when Hoovie pulls in.
@@muskokamike127 you think wizards shop is on a residential street. I bet there isn't a residential house for miles from Wizards shop. It's a shop in the middle of Kansas you think there is many people around that area
Here's why you did, and we didn't
Everyone chant with me, “CAM IT, CAM IT, CAM IT, CAM IT”
I said about the same plus more. I said to put a stroker kit in it and a performance cam
no
CAM IT CAM IT CAM IT
Lol, 700hp not enough?
@@MarkoVukovic0I think it’s enough for anyone, but since the cam HAS to be changed why not put a bigger one in it’s place
For anyone looking for a good shop/tech/owner…. Notice how wizard rarely says “I”.. his tech gave advice and he was open to follow it. He also mentioned his tech when the diag was correct. There’s a reason the wiz keeps his guys long term and they all do amazing work correctly. It’s so rare to see a no bs shop owner. If you ever come in contact with a wizard equivalent… pay the bill. It always hurts but you are in good hands and that is priceless and becoming more rare by the day
You are doing fine, life always throws a curve ball and everyone deals with it one way or another. I think you are doing better than 99% of the population. Keep up the good work.
TRUE STORY: A year or so ago I was driving home from work when the guy in front of me, very gently and very slowly, drove off the right hand side of the road at highway speed and without any brakes drove down into the culvert and then, yes, just like you stated, he "Dukes of Hazzard'ed" it off the edge of someone's driveway and launched his Buick a good 20+ feet into the air before tumbling three or four times, landing on his roof. All because he fell asleep at the wheel. So, yes, people do actually hit driveways edge-on via the ditch. EDIT: Being the first one on the scene, I found him uninjured hanging from his seatbelt. He released it (against my recommendations) and fell head first into all the broken glass. But he was panicking so... He was also too large to fit out the now squished side windows. After confirming he wasn't injured I pulled him out by his feet. He was a BIG boy. He sat against a tree while we waited for 911 to respond. He said he had fallen asleep. I have video of our conversation and the wreckage after the accident.
That is nothing!! One of the Arkansas Troopers did a BONAFIDE Dukes of Hazard OFF A TRUCK hit pit maneuvered and he took out power lines in his launch!! But they got the bad guy!
And the youtube channel got enough revenue off it that he probably paid for a new car!
DID THE GUY SURVIVE?
But did he die
@@overyonderjustapiece I think I saw that video!
@@joesmith9216 Yeah, yeah. I should have mentioned that. I've now edited it to include what happened after. Thanks.
Tyler, just make temporary wood inserts to level up the tire tracks to get in the driveway. The county sucks but their requirement is understandable.
I was wondering why he didn't just put down some wood so he could at least use it till it got finished instead of suffering?
He made such a big deal out of it but it was only a couple inches difference? Like sure the Lamborghini might have an issue but even a generic crossover could get across that.
Makes a lot more sense than driving over a grass berm.
I must say that the whole dirt buildup on the sides of the driveway makes sense
Yea its called Roadway clear zone. Especially on high speed roads you need it. Also signs withing the clearzone are breakaway
Makes sense for the city to make and pay for it......
@@theglitch99 I guess maybe if you were dumb you’d see it that way.
@@theglitch99It's on the roadside reserve, why should the city pay to fix the death trap he's built there?
@@theglitch99 The old driveway probably met that requirement. Hoovie built himself a new driveway and so he has the responsibility to make sure it's meets the requirements. The reality is the County is looking out for Hoovie avoiding a lawsuit if someone crashed there and got injured because the car flipped thanks to that stemwall.
Driveway entrance looks a little narrow for a semi.
Put a 4 foot mud rock apron along it about a foot deep. That way it's solid when someone inevitably drags their trailer off the side of the concrete.
Grass will grow over it.
That way you won't have to fix the landscaping, or have your driveway blocked waiting on a wrecker.
The old picture of the family that built the house is really cool.... something worth framing. The whole project came out awesome.... original exterior white was def the right choice.
That Hellcat lived most of its 70000 miles on or near the limiter
Like almost any car in America with these shi drivers.
That and running it with the tick and lack of oil changes is a miracle it’s not totalled
Nah. It was some kid who lived with his parents who could barely afford it. Drove it to his job at McDonald's.
@@joelrunyan1608 4 accidents is a pretty obvious sign it was at intersections in Miami or Palm beach lol
Dropping $10k into this Hellcat isn’t really that bad cause you could have bought more expensive $40-$50k version and still have the Hemi tick . At least this way you’re getting a rebuilt motor that will last a while. Almost every hellcat you buy is going to be beaten up.
People don’t understand that although these are built for racing they even professional drag racing teams have to rebuild their engines from time to time and maintenance on race teams is constant.
That's a good way to frame this, especially on a car that is either going to be a well-kept example with a huge price premium, or abused with issues. Ngl, compared to labor rates on the west coast, $10k for all of that doesn't really sound like a lot (I'm assuming parts are included in that 10k). I'd do the clutch tho, since it's already out, might as well have a mechanically-brand new, stupid-fast muscle car.
This is the 70 Chevelle LS6 of our generation. It is well worth saving. Any European car will cost 15k to get an engine. American engine with 707 hp for 10k!?! Yes please!!!
@@tomm1109 thats the cost of the labour+machining work , they only changing some lifters and bearings , the full engine is more expensive
I have a friend that just paid $11,000 for a water pump, rear brakes, plugs and coils and a thermostat housing on a 2012 911 Carrara S and it was not at the dealer! so I think Hoovie did ok! (GOD I HATE GERMAN CARS)
There’s a perfect one with 8k miles on it by me for 55k
You could always put a 2x10 or a 2x12 in the gap at the road for temporary use until the you can get it paved. Way easier than, although maybe not as fun as having to go off road
Thought the same thing...unless they told him he couldn't use it
that's a better idea than my suggestion of a couple of barrow fulls of gravel then sweep it out the night before the asphalt guy shows up.
I should have scrolled down to this comment before posting the same thing.
He seems to always do it the hard way. 😊
@@franciscodanconia4324 we ALL know hoovie is his own worst enemy.
I'm glad you have a YT platform to rescue these cars and give them a second chance at a life!
I like hearing about the property and all that it takes to do what you did. But I'll also say that you are brave to show so much to the public. I'm sure you get enough people who feel they can just go to your home and expect your time.
I'm not a mechanic, but while Hoovie was panning his camera along the cam shaft, I began to hum, "one of these lobes is not like the others...."
That's what she said
I have an ford 5.4L where cyl 2 lobe on one of the intakes was completely gone. The cam was completely round. Mech had taken it for a drive and was shocked to see only 1 intake valve operating. "didn't really notice much of a diff on the test drive". Same thing, chinesium cam follower had seized.
Goes to show you that the 2 intakes aren't all that necessary.
...me too. And there it was: a valley grinded out by the cam followers.
@@muskokamike1275.4 3 valve W
I had a classmate in highschool die in a car crash to a culvert headwall like you had so i am glad the county is making you fix it. It will be a much better condition.
That doesn't help if all other residents don't have it.
Errrrr .. why don't you just lay some wood planking into that trough to bring it up to the height of the road at the start of the driveway so you can use the entrance until the asphalt can be laid?
Exactly what I was wondering. It's a very common thing to see when people are getting work done on their drive.
Content.
🤫 He just want's to jump the Raptor over and over...cuz it is fun!
Don't be a shady used car dealer - replace the clutch.
Engine repair using JB Weld never gets old! Hilarious!!! And rock on JB Weld!!!
The asphalt trench you could just put 2x4’s to get cars in and out
Beautiful house Tyler!! I've been collecting old pictures of my mother's childhood home and homestead from the 1940's in Campbell Missouri from relatives and got a copy of the original blueprints of the remodel adding a bathroom on the main floor from the 1930's. It is my desire to rebuild the house as it was in 1955 when my parents graduated from high school. My grandparents raised 9 children in that house from the late 30's till the late 70's when my grandfather passed and the house was too big for my grandmother to keep up. My grandfather's family had a old groceries and sundries outpost in Campbell Mo. from the late 1870's until the 1970's when my grandfather passed. Got lots of pictures of the store and maybe one day I can open a store like it and operate it in my retirement..
Wait a minute, hold on. Rewind that. You're NOT putting in a new clutch?!?!?!?!? It's OUT!!!!! ZERO LABOR!!!! GOODNESS GRACIOUS!!!!
yeah but 1500 for a new clutch and it is fine.
@@mromatic17nah
Those clutches aren't cheap. I understand his reasoning. If you can drive a manual properly, the clutches don't really wear that quick.
@@mromatic17 Agreed. If it still bites, the faces aren't chewed up (much), and the pedal feel is good, why replace it? It will need replacement at some point, but that's always the case with a clutch. If you don't yolo all the time, I'm sure it's fine for a while. If it survived the previous owner, I'm sure Tyler isn't going to kill it and the next owner won't have a bad surprise (Tyler is good at disclosing "issues" so it's not like he's going to be selling a lemon). That car will never be mint so why make everything perfect? That's a bad plan.
Your whole TH-cam channel is someone else's work get a life you lame ass you're probably 16 and can't even touch your toes
Super cool Hoovie. I remember when I first started watching you. What a change. Almost 6 years ago. You helped me during a lot things.
Don’t ever reuse a clutch, it’s a waste of labor unless you have the tools and skills to replace it yourself
i know..he has it apart, replace it. When he sells that pile of crap he can just add that into the sale price.
Wut? You don't just put a new clutch in because you've got the engine out lol
Your county's demands are not unreasonable. Other jurisdictions (even in the USA) would be considerably more litigious or limiting
For a terrifying number of people, any standards or restrictions are "too much".
@@jefferyG499 They should be functional, proportionate, and minimally onerous. Hoovie should appreciate that they were willing to negotiate - most would not
Yeah it's hardly unreasonable to not have a giant concrete block right next to a fairly high speed road
We want freedumb dammit!!
@@lastguy8613Go live in the desert, then
Considering I've seen Hoovie build two houses, this one is the best. Perfect balance of new/old.
Yeah, he just hired a company that was more interested in being in a hurry instead of getting proper plans approved by the county before cashing that check. And that fuck up should be on the contractor's pocket book and NOT Tyler's.
considering it's just him and april, then eventually just april, it's WAY too big.
@@muskokamike127😅😅😅 It won't be April's unless he marries her, and that is unlikely (at least for awhile)... Who knows, maybe the third time is a charm? 😂
@@AndrewAMartin Naw, kansas is a common law state, all they have to do is live together in a "like married" couple and that's enough.
@@muskokamike127 Isn't there a minimum time requirement though? As in several years?
The culvert launching thing happens a lot more than you would think.
Love that you went back to the OG white on the farm. So cool you got that photo. What a cool story.
Shoutout to Hoovie for having a small business based out of US as a sponsor! that helps the environment, local biz, everyone🙏🏻
Maybe the previous owner mudded it.
just lay some 2x8s or whatever in that gap until the asphalt guy can fill it in if you end up needing to move cars in.
Watching Hoovie over the years gives empirical evidence that making a bad car purchase now hurts more than ever.
17:11 Thank you for keeping this in
I think you're videos help people realize whats out for sale. I think that's what makes everyone want to watch your videos the way you deal with cars you buy. Especially thinking of the Super bird! Keep the videos coming! Make a ramp out of cold mix until you can fix it.
colour me SHOCKED that hoovie went ahead with driveway modifications without first obtaining a permit.
As for not being able to use the driveway due to that gap, BS, put in 3 wheel barrows full of gravel then sweep it out the night before the asphalt guy shows up.
The gap is technically public land. Depending on jurisdiction, a corridor of about 1 to 3 feet off the road or sidewalk is part of either the city public right of way, or utility easement, so the municipality can dictate the surface material and prohibit temporary structures if there is another access point to the property.
He moved the main entrance of the property, and needed to get approval for the new culvert because they're illegal to build without such permit. Reenforced concrete is actually the 'best' building material you can get, so he surely was easily approved. The problem is that citizens complained about potential road safety issues after it was built. Even if the county had built it themselves (using the owner's money), the owner would still have had to pay to make those changes as long as they were based upon already existing laws. The culvert would've had to be covered in earth on the sides anyway, what they did is forced it (and the drain pipe) to be extended with a lot of earth into some kind of mound.
Someone in the area is definitely not happy Hoovie moved in.
Strange thing is outside Miami we don’t have those crazy take overs in Florida. And than this last weekend we had two in tampa where I live and they were busted quickly. I’m all about fun but can never support putting a ton of people’s lives at risk doing a take over.
It's still worth fixing the Hellcat, when I saw it was a manual I thought it was a conversion, like your Ferrari, I thought Dodge only made automatic Hellcats. Turns out they did make Manual Hellcats, but they're extremely rare, this year(2024) they only made 33 manual Hellcats, and the numbers are probably the same for your year Hellcat. You found the holy grail of Hellcats, a manual, it's definitely worth fixing up as it'll be worth a fortune in the future, especially if it stays an all numbers matching. Definitely worth restoring.
And definitely worth replacing the double disc clutch...
The house and driveway look great! Congrats! The expense will live on, but hopefully feels better without all the stress of work and further surprises.
Good buy Hoovie and act surprised. No maintenance four accidents. Shocking. And it still ran. Not so bad. Eliminate tick by changing oil weight to one weight higher on high temp rating for example instead of 5w20 use 5w30. Also deactivate cylinder deactivation on your vehicle. Look up how to on your vehicle. Mine I just set gear on Trans to max gear which is 8. Your welcome.
If it's a home project of ANY kind, it will go over budget. The bigger the project, the greater the overrun.
Tyler, you have 10+ vehicles that could EASILY go over that step in the driveway. The suburban, the limo van, etc etc. ALL of which need to be driven.
Tell your concrete/contractor to get off his ass and get the problem fixed for the driveway NOW! You should not have to traverse the berm in4WD stuff to get in and out of your home because of his horseshit.
As for the Hellcat engine, get it built into a stroker. Get a bigger camshaft for it as well. Probably the same cost as a stock cam or barely more. And go ahead and send in the clutch to McLeod. Let themgive it a once over and a cleaning before putting it back in. You will NOT regret it. Those cars are a LOT of fun when they are done right and worth WAY more than a "good" example. Especially with a freshly rebuilt engine that has been rebuilt into a performance powerhouse that could easily surpass 1000 HP.
Jayzus, until the asphalt guy gets here put some wood down in the hole so you can cross that gap.
I suspect the cones are there since the County hasn't signed off on it being "fit for use". The last thing you want is to give the County an excuse to start looking around...
How nice you got that picture of the family that built the house!
Hoovie's moment of clarity "I dont know if I can keep doing this." 😂😂🤣😂 I'll keep watching as long as you keep making videos, but know when to pack it in (eventually).
Nah, Alex from Legit Street Cars didn't end up with a lemon like you did when he bought his Hellcat sight unseen.
He just dropped a new video about it yesterday.
That’s a 200 credit score, 30% APR, no money down Florida Challenger
Wizard: “The deeper we dug into it, it just got worse and worse and worse” (5:20).
In his head: I meant to say, “It just got better $, and Better $$, and BETTER $$$” 🤑😂
To quote a famous radio dj "the hits just keep on coming".
Thanks Hoovie for taking one for the team. Very entertaining.
14:18 house is definitely haunted
That poor Kitty was thrashed mercilessly by some moron trying to live that Mopar life😊. What a nightmare! 😢
A mopar on a nopar budget anyone can buy a car but forget to allow for the running costs let alone insurance
that kitty cat was ridden harder than Mia Khalifa's!!!!
Any Hellcat with a manual got abused EXCESSIVELY
Any Hellcat got abused...
@@Gentleman...Driver the manuals EXCESSIVELY. Hanging the RPMs
Automatic cars get abused too.
"It IS the dumbest automotive youtube channel" got me 😂 It truly is hahaha
The newer hemis are different old 426 from the 60s and 70s.
The located the cam higher in the block with very little areas for the engine oil to circulate back down to the camshaft.
Oil starvation to a camshaft is not a good thing.
I'm waiting for the day that hoovie has a video that says this is why you always buy any unseen or inspected cheap car period
Probably much less views if his videos were “I paid top dollar for a nice reliable Camry” 🤣
It's content. This is what he wants.
@@seanparks1675 But it would definitely have that WOW factor to it
@pokFryRicebich I know but we all need that curve ball to throw us off
Yes, please do not put that clutch back in. I think you can get most of your money back because you have a popular TH-cam channel and you we are seeing the rebuilding process in place and that makes a lot of people who want to buy hellcat especially from you much more comfortable.
Re: the amendments to the highway entry - it’s a reasonable standard - there was kid killed near here who hit the ditch and slammed into an entry wall.
Yeah I thought that totally reasonable too, hoovies talk about a dukes of Hazzard ramp was a bit over board
Maybe don’t drive into the ditch 🤯
@@nicholaswicks3077 so we shouldn’t require guardrails on bridges either?
You do it for the clicks. ✔️
You do it to save cars from the crusher. ✔️
You do it to have fun with cool cars. ✔️
Someone has to keep Dave in expensive toys. ✔️
You continue to educate us on what not to do. ✔️
I'm not happy you got screwed, but look at all the good you do for society. Keep it up Hoovie, we love you.
Hoovie's out here being "Captain save a hoopty". Sure he gets some of the worst examples but between him and the Wizard, Ninja and Ceramic Pro he gets these cars going in the right direction. Keep it up!
Buy some steel plates to cover that couple feet by the road. That will solve your problem until the asphalt gets installed.
Or just use any vehicle with more than 3 inches of ground clearance.
Earned a new nickname...Hellcat Hoovie :)
Nah, more like Quantavious.
"Bad attention from the county" is a funny way of saying the driveway was not built to code & was deemed a hazard. The justification also makes total sense, though is not something I would have thought of (though I don't work in the construction industry). I wonder if a permit is required for this kind of work and if one was pulled (no idea what the local/state laws for this would be). Fingers crossed everything else Hoovie has done has been done correctly to code with proper permits and this goof didn't just throw up a bunch of red flags for the county to start poking at the rest of his home reno.
They saw too much money being thrown around, they want a piece of it too.
Time Stamp 6:50 The realization that Tyler may have destroyed this car by drag racing it before getting it checked out. Good job!
Right thing to do for a hellcat. Now you're breakeven keep it or just cash out 32K. They always should be brought up to spec if they are rare and worth saving.
Ok I have a 2007 dodge charger Daytona rt almost 300,000 miles on it and it runs great. heads have never been off and it never runs on 4cylinders and it does not use oil . I am 358 out of 1500 made still going strong 💪
Straight outta Oppa Locka!
It's cute how he thought this one was going to finally be his good purchase. Bros whole engine is out of the car 😂
Good to see a new video already Tyler!
Brutal about the Kitty getting gutted...but expected no doubt. Got lucky with the TT at least.
The new barn is looking slick, and congrats on the house being done and the stone being gone (lemon water and magnesium are your new best friends plus exercise)!
Can we get a vacation video?
Cars that young people buy are famous for having the snot beat out of them .
Not necessarily. I had a used 2009 Challenger R/T back in 2016 when I was 19 and it ran like a top. No HEMI tick, serviced with Royal Purple synthetic oil changes every 5000 miles and no accidents. When it was in my possession, I took very good care of it despite having the ability to drive it like hell. But I didn't, I knew better than that. It was my daily driver and it was comfortable, sounded good and looked the part. Eventually, it was sold at the dealer that we purchased it from and still lives on to this day by an older couple that drive it from Colorado to Florida and back.
There arent many young guys that can afford a new Hellcat, tho.
"Young"
Other euphemisms:
"aspiring astronaut"
"scholar"
@@CJDiecast Unfortunately that's the outlier, every single car I've ever bout from a young person has been beat to heII or riddled with problems. I'm in college and live in a pretty big college town so naturally a lot of the sub $20,000 cars for sale are/were owned by a college students. Whenever I have that itch to buy something, I actively avoid buying cars from young people, for whatever reason, a lot of us just don't maintain things.
@sm_flys yeah young people usually don't have much money and like to have fun want a car taken care of look for the 75 year old.
Im a car dealer...challengers, most srt cars, mustangs, vettes sports cars in general are some lf cleanest well looked after babied cars ever. Love all these comments saying all are trashed. Most of those are from monday morning quarterbacks that dont own a damn thing...yes there are exceptions...some people are A holes and trash everything...im sure guy that owned this Hellcat has something else and he will trash that too... it's not the car...its the type of people.
Any of those sports cars that are high mileage are ones to avoid lol. A vette over 40k loses so much value it's crazy.
@@mattd1755, if the previous owner is young and a ‘get me done’ on the paper it’s very possible he drove the stuffing out of it, without doing the proper maintenance, before it could be repo’d.
As cars rise in age and fall in value they’re bought by younger and poorer guys who cannot afford the maintenance costs.
I like how he keeps mentioning Stellantis as though the cars he bought are junk solely because of manufacturing quality and not abuse
Well you can’t say they’re well made either
My buddy has a gladiator . Had the same issue with the camshaft and lifters at 70,000 miles . Was babied and well Maintained . It’s a trash design
The answer is "D - all the above"
@@rsxboss302 Lots and lots of these had those issues. People have been trying to get a class action together for years
The hemi tick is a design flaw.
Nice example is a nice example when You are about to buy it. If it was neglected, it will look the same in a week. Rebuilt one is fresh after the rebuilt, and it was less than having to rebuilt the "nice one" soon after purchase.
Have that in mind..
Hoovie’s Garage and Good Morning TH-cam are my favorite TH-cam channels!
This one put the "Hell" in Hellcat
This is a result of two very simple and basic principles:
1. The previous owner beat the living snot out of this motor and probably bounced it off redline many, many times - Wizard may want to check the code history
2. The previous owner did NOT do oil changes in accordance to how hard he drove it.
When they recommend you follow the "oil life monitor", that's for driving normal, like a normal person. And even then it's too long. You really should never go more than 5,000 miles on an oil change.
This guy needed to change the oil every 3,000 - or maybe at the end of the day sometimes!!!
Even then you don't follow the computer since the computer tends to be very liberal with their oil change intervals... it's not in their best interest for the motor to stay intact much past the warranty expiration. Never go more than 5k (with full synthetic) even if the book says 10k. And yea this guy probably needed to go 3k and even then - just too much abuse.
You should put some wood planks in that hole between your driveway and the road that way you can drive into your driveway
he doesn't even need to do that. His suburban or the van would make it across without any issue at all. Hell, my 2018 F-150 would make it across just fine. Maybe he will buy that!!
Yo dawg
@@overyonderjustapiece I could get across that in a dodge neon if I needed to.
Yeah Wizard, some cars make people act strange. I just sold a '14 Mustang GT/CS Race Red That people either loved or hated. Doing tricks for me on the street ... Popping wheelies on their motorcycles or Rolling Coal in their trucks and throwing things at the car. We still have the ZL1 and get none of that??? Go figure! Thanks for the videos you guys are very interesting.
Boy, I don't have a super car, but the way he feels about the repair bill on that car is the EXACT SAME WAY I feel after I bought a used car. I worked GREAT when I bought it. About a week of driving, I discovered it needed a new head gasket. I had the work done, and everything on my engine snowballed into other issues. A year of owning the car, and I'm still working on rebuilding my engine gradually.
I'm learning patience by all means
At point you should just build me the Engine to 1200 hp now
bleep burp hiccup belch fart yang sho hee fah too wa bong blang barp
WHAT THE FUCK DID YOU SAY?
My personal experience with this matter: I have a 2011 Durango R/T with the 5.7 hemi which I bought "previously owned" in 2014 with 49,000 miles on it. I soon found that it went through about a quart of oil every 1000 miles, and upon doing research found that this was considered "normal". I really liked the car, so I decided to just live with it while making the switch to synthetic oil (and factory filter) on my next oil change. I was pleasantly surprised when the oil consumption pretty much ceased! I continued this practice every 5,000 to 7,000 miles until the car passed 100,000 miles and I noticed the dreaded "lifter tick". My son (who is really into performance cars) told me about the problems with Chrysler's cylinder deactivation (MDS, or Multi-Displacement System) and that the only fix was to replace the cam and lifters (also decking the heads and removing the MDS). He knew of a reputable local shop that was well-versed in this repair. The mechanic showed us the old cam, and one lobe was about wiped out. It wound up costing me a bit over $3,000 (it helps to have friends in the business). The camshaft and lifters were new 6.4L hemi parts. That was about 12,000 miles ago, and the car runs beautifully now. The fuel mileage actually improved (around 18 city/25 hwy mpg), and it seems quicker than ever.
Hellephant swap!
That truck cover looks so good. I need one and I don't even have a truck.
Welcome back Hoovie! This is the content I subscribed for !!!
You do not need reasons not to buy a used Hellcat. You just simply don’t buy one used, it’s a fact.
Hoovie could be importing cool European cars with the 25-year rule now.
You're not wrong. Cars are meant to be driven but there's a certain point where it turns into neglect
Just about every hellcat owner drives those things like complete idiots!! You couldn't give me one
They’re just abused junk. Don’t touch them, buy a decent car.
Or new