UNHAPPY CLIENTS: THE BRILLIANT PICTURE-IN-PICTURE IDEA OF THE TREY'S PISSED-OFF THE OWNERS!
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- Trey was just having some fun but at the expense of the clients. After this episode aired the clients called Mark and voiced their displeasure.
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A lot of us had a difficult life starting out Mark, we didn't all get new cars given to us either. Look what your own motivation accomplished in your life I'm sure your father is looking down from heaven with pride at his son God bless 🙏
Mark, you are at your best when you are talking about the joy your receive from working on the cars, satisfying your customers, and giving accolades to your staff. Hearing you whine about your unfortunate past is unbecoming of a man who has accomplished so much. Please stop the self-pity. You and your staff do amazing work, and if I were ever in the position where I needed a vintage Mopar restored, your shop is the only one I'd consider.
I thought the picture in picture end bit was very funny!! Thanks for the laughs guys!!! I could see why the owners unhappy with the bit but a bunch of us had a good laugh! I have to say no sorrow for the fortunate, this just an annoyance thing. Many of us have lived suffering for years; me with an on the job back injury & my husband sick with Lyme Disease for most of his life, misdiagnosed for 12 years by about 10 different doctors. He's restored many cars for others, never restored a car for himself, never bought a new car. He's now 67 & I doubt he ever will, his life will be cut short due to this chronic disease.
Mark is a lot like the Harley guys most of the time. He seems to think these Mopar pieces were at the top of the heap without comparison. But quality control was never a Mopar strong suit and the competition was up to it. We always had a hemi or 2 running around and several 440's, with a slew of 383's. Equally impressive were the Pontiac 421's, big block Chevelles. One of our fastest rodders was running a 396 Nova. Every damn one of them, Mopars & all, would trade without hesitation for either of the 2 427 Vettes that were local to us. That was top of the heap and we all knew it. While I dearly love the Charger body lines, they were not the only game in town.
Crude quality
GM and Ford didn’t build quality either I worked for a GM and a Chrysler Dealer for years , Chrysler definitely had lots of painting issues and assembly line tools left in vehicles that I found over the years specialty one . GM just builds garbage vehicles now
The build quality in the late 1960's/early 1970's was truly horrendous. The overspray and misalignment are unfortunately typical of the period. I saw a video where a Chevrolet dealer saved cars directly off the transport in a personal collection. One was a 1969 Chevelle SS. It was every bit as bad as the car in this video - overspray, crooked decals, misaligned bumper. A brand new car with less than 10 miles on it.
Lee Iacocca made a great change that saved Chrysler...he understood the needs of the public and the necessity to produce quality automobiles
I love the irony of Mark supposed distain for people with money when he has literally made his money from these people. Everybody has a story. It shouldn't always be Marks. Episode was great. Whining was not.
But makes for good TV.
I thought the couple was cool, very unpretentious or unpresumptous. They were matter of fact and you know I understand Mark's feelings but just because I am fortunate and you are less fortunate does not make you or them (the other family) less or more!
My first car was a 56 Buick Century 322 4bbl with turbo dynaflow and dual exhausts. Sounded wonderful first start of the day. The old nail valve 322 would run like a scalded dog. I got the jump on many the driver from the light cause he did not understand what I had. Low Range rev til the valves floated then slam her in drive and that old big car would jump again.
Challengers, Chargers, Mustangs GTO's all were cool. But daddy worked hard at a paper mill and provided for us. Not a lot extra but any chance he had he would do for mom and I where we knew he was special. We had had 50's Buicks in the driveway since I was a little tike so when daddy gave me the keys in 69 to that 56 when I got my drivers license you would have thought it was a Ferrari or something. It was my car, I loved it, I hot rodded the heck out of it and restored it to basically 1956 again. I did not feel slighted in the very least, not at all. I watched other young people get new cars that the high school crowd considered stylish. But let me tell you I have a B&W 5X7 I took and printed in my own darkroom of my Buick low and front in 1971. She was a pretty girl and never disappointed. I still in 2023 think she was among the prettiest cars ever made. I look at the photo (still clear today) when I am in my shop and miss the lovely old girl to this day!
So there you have it fond memories, struggles, tough times but I do not feel deprived. Would not change a thing!
LOL, great looking car, happy customers. Mark might be doing some of their other cars at this point. I’ve learned in life that everyone has issues in life regardless what things look like from the outside, no sense in dwelling on things and being salty (unless someone tries to tell you have great you’ve had it and they are clueless)
I love how you refer to them as "Spooners" ... In high school, I knew a kid whose Dad bought him a brand new '68 Super Bee. His dad made him work to pay for his gas. If we went out cruisin' on Woodward or Gratiot Ave ... he would make ya chip in for gas. Spooners ...
I have to say i am not surprised to see they feel unhappy ! The picture in picture idea made it impossible to hear clearly their story and thoughts on the rebuild ! I cringed to see Mark talk over them and to hear their voices faded out to be replaced by his....was a shame....i love Mark....but this was not nice for me !
I agree,I like Mark but sometimes he should just be quiet.
I agree all his negativity is just to much.
mark and myself were the same growing up (poor) but I always worked hard for everything and I was not a Spooner
I appreciate all the things I have because I went after it and I did not have much help at all but I'm humble and older now so I just help others realize there dreams and goals with hard work
it pays off and you feel better that you did this on your own
congrats Mark. look at where you are now!!!
I don’t know if I Missed something in this episode but I’m sure there’s a reason why he did what he did and it just wasn’t clear or sad about so maybe they were just really hard to deal with not sure but I’m sure he had a reason
And I just wanted to add I would never replace my parents are ever want to replace my parents but I wish they would’ve bought a super bird or a Daytona for each of us six kids to make sure we were all happy
Great video. Great story. Agree with Mark’s comment regarding Chrysler Power Steering. Back in the day I drove my parents 67 Dodge Cornet 440 after I wrecked their 65 Valiant 200. My first car was a 66 Valiant 100. Thanks for the memories.
Hating on successful people is just just not a good look. It's immature and petty. Lots of "successful" people are miserable while lots of "lees successful" people live happy lives. Judging a book by its cover is never smart
Yes and a predominant characteristic of a liberal democrat like Mark. Po' me.
There is a Daytona in Hanau Germany that has been placed in a room and a block wall was put up entombing it. That was in about 1987. I left Germany in late 90. Haven't been back so I have no idea if it is still there.
I get it mark. I had a similar upbringing. But it drove me so hard to offer my children more. And I’m far more grateful for the things I am able to acquire than what I call the disposable society. As you like to call. The spooners lol. I know a lot of that was a shtick. But it came from a very real place. Just remember you still managed to get it for yourself and your family. Many don’t.
When the owner says,,,,,my mom had a daytona 4spd,Mark response hilarious
I get Marks sentiment at the end, he had a rough deck dealt to him , I don’t think he is bitter , like some are saying here , he actually managed to be really funny there for a gallows humor segment . My favorite one he has done not the car but the reveal
Mark is funny , his beautiful daughter will always be beautiful ... congrats on your kids !!! Mark mixes sarcasm and humor.
Most people today don’t know what it was like watching those reel to reel films in school and seeing what happened when it messed up and the light melted the film, or at the theater
Please Stop whining, you have made it better then probably most of the kids you went to school with. and you even have one of your friend's, Doug ,working for you. you could have just as easily been working for him. you survived all that was thrown at you, and now own you own Business, making good money. I grew up in Springfield also, spent the 70s and 80s doing thing's I probably should not have, and most of my friend's are dead, or in jail. i survived that time also. So enjoy what you have and move on from your bad childhood. NOTHING can change the past, that's why its call the PAST.
P.S. Don't let those have's take away from us have not's. In the long run we probably have some better memory's then they do. even though we had to work for what we got , we appreciate it more then they do, because we had to work. Daddy would always buy them what ever they wanted, I would rather have worked for my stuff, my car my motorcycle or what ever, riding my bike to deliver paper's at 5oclock in the morning after it was changed from evening delivery. they can keep there hand out's, ill work for my thing's. P.S.S. I truly miss those time's.😎😎😁
Hi Joe...I couldn't agree with you more...(My comment isn't about Mark)..You can really only appreciate the things you have if you had to work darn hard for them, save your money and then finally get to buy them...Todays generation has NO idea about saving hard and waiting for something they want...Today you just look for what you want, click a button, put in your credit card details and it arrives at your door step. Unfortunately it has turned this generation into spoilt brats who have no patience and too much self entitlement...
@@vanessapedia 100% agree, Most kid's today have no idea how to work for anything.
It was comfortable coming from. Mark , you are a personality that keeps on giving . It what makes the content so good .
Years ago in grammar school and then to Jr High (now "middle school" to be politically correct) I remember a guy living down the street that ran east and west to ours that was north and south. His lot was in a corner turn, i.e. if you did not slow and turn left to intersect the main highway or right into his driveway you would drive right out into a play ground. Well this is significant and worth note to our story.
The other direction on his street, west, took you down a moderate straightaway then a stop and to the right a short street to the main road. So essentially every week day while I was getting ready for school about 7:15 Am you could step out on the porch, look and listen to the left toward the east/west street he lived on. You would hear his 68 Road Runner special 383 fire up. In a minute he would back out his drive and blast off like a rocket headed east. Man the sound of that 383 as compared to the sound of this car was a fond reminder of the very special memories I have of my early pre and teen years with the sound of 427 LTD's, 429 Mustangs and that awesome Road Runner. Made my day 50 years ago and warms me up inside with the fond memories of Dad and I doing just about all our own mechanic work. The Road Runner was a spartan Beast Mode car I'd love to have as his was then right now. The Daytona is a car to desire and would be just great. Glad we saw the transformation of a great original (more/less) car back to show quality like new or better again. Great job, great car and great family! Kudos!
Nothing sounds like a cammed up B or RB Mopar at wide open throttle
Four cars for four kids? Lucky family! Plus dad got the original for free from his dad! At 16!!!! Omg lucky kid!
Mark I feel you , I had a shitty childhood father in prison most my childhood splitting a can of green beans between 4 kids . My mom struggled hard . Then he came home and life got even worse with him there . Then at 15 I met my wife we’ve been together for 25 years we have 5 kids and life never seems to give us a break . At 19 my wife almost passed from heart problems and needed heart surgery then a few years later she had a pulmonary embolism that almost killed her , two of our children almost passed at birth one of them was damn near gone from meningitis but they both survived. Then 5 years ago I get diagnosed with stage 4 lymphoma and I’m in remission after years of chemo . In that time frame I lost mom to lung cancer and found dad dead from a heart attack in his apartment. Yea life is fun sometimes 🤦♂️
Makes me think about the 72 Hemi Orange Challenger Rallye 340 i owned that i bought in 1973 w/ 3200 miles on it for $3200 ! My 1st car was 57 Plymouth that i paid
$10 for!
I did not think it was possible, but Mark is more way more than a bitter pill.
Why in the pic of your pwn car , is the front right wheel leaning over in a disturbing way . Just asking
Pallbearer at his dad's funeral. I'm sorry but I laughed out loud. Mark could easily be a comedian
Mark’s sence of humor, some times Self-deprecating can be over the top.This is one of those times.He is a character,I like him
I didn't see it as him whining. More like telling us about his past and trying to be funny and pretending to be jealous. He's awesome.
Beautiful car
One headlight not opening fully but otherwise looks perfect!
Has a drooping lid!
i grew up north of detroit . hazel park.. in 1969-70 ,im 10 yrs young., one sunny summer the house windows are open,as we had no ac then.i hear a rumbleing eng a fue houses away on the corner john r..brickley.. i go look to see whats up.. my nabor had a vinela top shop . he had a 69, dodge charger datona. the same as this show.. wow..the car was hot too. it had no miles as he didnt have to go anywhere to dive to work,store,resterant.. hed walk . only once a yr hed drive it around the block.. sadly he ate badly and did not make 50. by 1981 he was dead. his dum very nice wife got the car and his shop ,house.. where the car went i dont know. dope..really coke it up..sad,. i rember her as a 10 at 19..me 15...i knew her. 30 yrs later i see her . i talk to her in our old town. she not a 10 anymore..-3.. sad...
I think I get it...they were going for Michael from The Office with Mark. At first I thought he was just being mean, maybe tone deaf. The more I heard from the owners, the more I understood where they show was going for.
Seems like, if you restore one of these cars to show room condition…you have a lot to lose if someone runs into it! If it’s completely redone where everything is working like it should, you can fix body stuff easily if someone runs into it!
Boyd Codington and Mark are 2 of the same hard ass to work for continually puts his employees down who makes him the money show some respect to your employees
Are these the hurricane cars?????
Nice cars !
You just got to love greed
That car was way cooler before it was restored
I actually like the ending when he talked over it. Screw it it's his show. And maybe he had a reason like they were not a nice customer. And you can't get any better work than what they give
Braggards ?
@Kenneth White , your contention is they told the camera crew and producer to set up their gear because they would like to tell the story of their blessed life? But only the parts that involve cars?
Maybe if Mark wasn't so tied up to his David Copperfield upbringing he might have more pleasant tales and not renaming his daughter's kids.
Sounds like Trey needs to be fired for his EXPENSE OF THE CLIENTS.
I'm curious what a restoration like that costs?
If you need to ask, you can’t afford it.
@@tractorhead971 how do you know what I can afford?🥴
I'd say those rear mags are 15x10
lovely resto job what did it cost.
Knowing Mark, twice what it was worth.
Gee whiz, he was whining…come on. He was being sarcastically funny. It’s a show. Thought it was funny. He knows who butters his bread. Take a breath, relax. Rich people do rich people things. If anything Mark was bragging….”see what I am now” type of boast. I not related: I want Mark to make an all carbon body 426 wedge.
Never could take the guy.
Hold on . You paint it . Then cut and buff it then reclear it again.
Hmm. Can you say fish eye's. We've done million dollar cars . 1 and 2 stage . Never had to buff and repaint it unless we burnt thru the paint.
SEAT BELTS??
So ive had like 20 super birds no big deal
Cry me a River, Mark. Not impressed.
lol
Is this the guy that had cars torn up in hurricane recently?
Yes it is
I saw that. With the amount of warning why the hell were those cars in Florida.
Seems obvious to me that Marks behavior is a comedic schtick. Quite funny too IMO.
As obvious and comedic as caving in someone's skull with a sledgehammer.
Wow. What a self loathing, Whoa is me pitty party. Geez.
where's the commentary from that convo? it was not funny. he was jealous as he has unsettled jealousy that he tries to hide with humor. or his version of it.
Why did they put the nose cone on?
First car to go 200 mph at Dantona. Aerodynamics.
@@Vultor ahh gotcha. And what is the meaning of “Mopar”
@@iamyourfuture808 Motor parts
All the talk about the ribs on the rubber hosing. Those rubber lines surely are rotton. And technology on rubber hose is far exceeding what was even available. Just shut up about oem hose being wonderful when now in time it is recommended intervals to replace them.
I was going to come here and complain about the lies and the clickbait title, but it apparently works. Looks like it's one of your top viewed videos, which is a shame.
I'm sure that that most people that watched this video have seen the show, and were looking forward to watching actual feedback from unhappy clients. That's not what happened at all. Guess that explains extremely low viewership on later videos. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
Mark sounds bitter and jealous. Not a good look for anyone
Too bitter.
Does anyone else find that nose cone and wing just ridiculous looking? I don’t get it, the regular body shape is great. It looks like drawing a fake nose and moustache on the Mona Lisa. It throws off the porportions, like a child’s drawing of a car.
This
It wasn't done for " looks"
both the nose and wing had function and that's why they're on the charger daytonas + superbirds.
It was strictly a race car thing but they had to build at least 500 saleable cars to run in NASCAR.
I thought it was Ford Torino Talladega
Mark is a pathetic unfunny whiner! The owners don’t look 70 years old! Wow!
I love the cars. I can't stand Mark Woman's whining and poor sense of humor.
I love the show being a diehard mopar guy but wormans sick so called humor is making me not watch the show. Fame getting to his head.
Must be nice🎃
Mark sounds bitter and jealous. There would be no way I'd bring a million dollar car to be restored for an episode and want to hear about your sad life. A business is about the customer, not the owner. My life was a shit sandwich too with lots of disappointments, deaths in the family and betrayal but I'd rather focus on what I became in spite of the set backs.
It’s apart of the show don’t like it don’t watch it’s a sense of humor only a few understand. Have to have a thicker skin 😂
@@neooverby3750 Sounds like a pity party to me. You don't see any other car shows do that and you're right. I don't have to watch it. I don't normally watch the whole videos because it gets tedious. And as far as that goes, if you don't like my comments you don't have to read them or reply to them either. I just stated I would not bring a car to this guy if I had the means.
@@randall1959 He's a funny guy but you just don't get his brand of humor.
@@1776-r4j Whining isn't funny. It's just whining.
@@randall1959 He wasn't being serious. It was just dry humor that went over your head.
Mark has a way of rubbing folks raw on occasion.
At times I have to turn his channel off.
Mark never let life get you down, you should be very proud of everything you have accomplished being a self made man. Some people are spoon fed rich kids but after dad dies they are broke in 10 years. Keep pushing ahead and enjoy your success.
Hey Mark. You should bottle the crap that comes out of your mouth. You could call it “Marks Fine Whine”! Sold right next to the Boone’s Farm and Ripple. You should always remember who pays your bills and keep your crap to yourself. I had a tough time growing up too, but at least I grew up. I enjoy the show but not after seeing your true side come out in this episode.
Oh, poor Mark. He was just so poor as a kid and his cousin Dougie was a little rich boy.........and, Mark just can't let it go.........pretty ugly case of jealousy.....
Would be so much better if he'd just concentrate on the great job his crew does on these great old Mopars and how damn lucky he is..
I couldn't help but notice neither of them used their seatbelt...powerful car, lots of money, no common sense.
Wow, its hard for me to believe this story because only so many Daytonas and Superbirds were sent to dealers, for these people to talk like they were a dime a dozen is strange. great story thou.
They were a dime a dozen for a long time. They didn't sell well at all because people thought they looked too strange.
Is he the guy who’s Daytona and bird were damaged in the hurricane…as he has 2 cars like those that were damaged. At least he got the restored Daytona out,if indeed it was him. How many guys own 2 Daytonas and 2 super birds and live in Florida. Awesome car for a mopar…lol
That's what I thought as well
Yes it is
Possibly same owner, but the car dragged out of the garage by the storm is not the one restored here. I've seen photos showing two Daytonas, one with a black tail stripe, the other with a white one. The hurricane-damaged car has a white tail stripe, the stripe on the one restored here is black. Pretty sure the hurricane-damaged car also had the stock Magnum 500s instead of the 5-slot mags on this car.
@@anonymousinc6330 He had 3, one got away from the storm
I wish Mark would state the rebuild costs for his restorations. Today it would be north of $200,000, many times eclipsing the total value.
Hey, Mark The Drivers Side Headlight door is not Opening all the Way... C'mon, Man
I used to look forward to watching whey weekly tv show and the occasional TH-cam piece-not anymore! Your whining is only part of the problem... I think that your twisted-humor (?) has gone too far; those people deserve to be pissed off.
Their paint process is a joke! Sanding it 450 times is ridiculous!
I'll assume this is the guy who lost two of them in the FL hurricane and photos all over the internet.
Great episode. Was literally laughing out loud at Marks commentary as the owner was explaining how he got the car and his other cars…Mark‘s reaction was, although sad, so funny.
Thanks for sharing.
Life is good~
very unprofessional but this is mark were talking about...
Renamed : Pity party episode
I don’t get it or see where the customers were unhappy. I see Mark unhappy hearing their story. I only see the customers being positive and loving their cars and mentioning that they knew Mark would do a good job etc. If I missed something can someone please time stamp me?
Marks pic in pic and comments were added later then aired....the folks were asked to share their story of how it was obtained and the history of the family owning it....they didn't realize it was going to be a over dubbed pity party in bad taste for Mark
Mark Worm………….an.
Hi Mark, yeah life is sometimes full of hard knocks, especially when you're a kid. My dad died when i was 19, June 6th, 1984. Plane crash. But thanks to a good work ethic and Local 230 Plumbers and Fitters Union, I've been able to do okay for myself. So have you. Anyway can you restore a '69 Roadrunner, Hemi 4spd. Matching #'s. I sent your shop an email but got no response. Thanks, Gary. Have a great Thanksgiving.
Lío
The guy got gifted the car, but he looked after it and never let it go. My dad's work buddy used to get muscle car's bought for him by his dad, and he would crash them and then just get another one, that's the difference between these gift situations.
Take away marks income from the show,what would happen.yes restoration is tricky.keeping people happy 50/50.
Man I love the show but he just whines too much. I mean look what you did you're on top of the world now you work through it made you a stronger man.
They own not one but FOUR winged cars? God Bless America.....
It is so wicked that they both think the same and love this car. Who wouldn't ?!
Looks like it was as much her car as his and that's awesome!
My dad passed away when I was 15. Life of hard knocks
Hollywood is missing an actor. Their loss.
What’s crazy about these old cars is how low the HP really is. I mean the Grand National might have had 300. I know at the time it was something, just now it’s not that much.
300 is plenty for a street car. People are getting stupid. Over 300 Hp is why you see so many videos of idiots wrecking trying to show off.
My favorite one was 'My dad bought a farm too, June 25, 1975.' 😆
Mark broke a golden rule - and made the customer unhappy with him, probably losing the work on their other three cars, by letting his personal baggage and cynicism out to the world. He is even still jealous of his cousin after all these years. He should really put the past away and be grateful and happy with the position he is in now.
The customer was fortunate as a teenager, and Mark wasn't but thats life.
the hurricane messed up some of his cars
Yep sure did
His daughter is enormous! Good Lord, what happened to her?
3 kids will do it.
WOW!! How about three kids and let's not do this.
@@Vultor That’s no excuse. My GF has 2 kids and she’s as fit as a fiddle. Works out 5 days a week.
@@jumpinjojo everybody's different
Someone doesn't understand power to crank vs. power to the wheels. The hellcat puts down about 670 to the wheels with a 5-6% loss. His Redeye wasn't putting down 797. It had a 13-14% loss
I’m sure somebody already said something but if the paints a Hemi Orange, why didn’t it say Ceramic Red on the touch up paint ?
A good reminder that some folks grow up with a lot of "ADVANTAGE"...and it just keeps multiplying. Good episode, Worman...also a good reminder that the pain and hardship that we experience as kids "never goes away"...
Since Mark went on about how it was one of the things me was looking forward hearing their story maybe he could show us the same courtesy. The whole poor me was played out along time ago. Your past is what drove you to be the person you are today. Love the show but you talking over your clients interview was tacky and equates to the guy in the movie theatre talking through the whole movie. The show is really good not necause its about you but what you do for others and what an impact it has on those whoi couldn't do for themselves what you do so well for others. MOPAR OR NO CAR!!
@@jimbetts5164 The show is ABOUT MARK!!!...Haven't you figured that out?...I could not give a a flying F*ck about some rich guy whose daddy bought him a car...that story is OLD and BORING...and has ZERO value to post mature humans...If the story begins with "my daddy..." I walk away.