BUY THE M3!!! EVERIBODY TIRED OF CRAPPY CARS!!!! I SUBSCRIBED TO YOUR PAGE WHEN YOU WHERE REBUILDING THE OLD CORVETTE... I EXPECT MORE 'SUPER' CARS REBUILDS...
@sergiobisonte . He makes his income flipping cars. That means he cares more about the net profit margins than how excited you are to watch. This man's generous enough to educate you on his business, why not take notes?
I think that the Escalade and the the theft recovered could bring in huge paydays for you!!! I would see that as a win win!!! Keep up the good work Randy!!! Don't let the haters deter you from taken care of you!!!
That Chevy Nova was nice before it got collected. My neighbor had a 64 Nova wagon that color back in the day. Timing chain? Nope. Direct gear to gear. No chain.
For the vehicles that will not start you can order from My Copart a vehicle condition report. They do a walk around and show vehicles if they Start and Run and drive also give you a detailed report on the Vehicle damage not shown. I order them on Vehicles that I am going to bid on. Also on Insurance vehicles your can download the cost estimates of repairs for free from Copart's web site. I do not know if Copart offers this at all locations. Helps me a great deal if I am trying to decide to go and take a look in person. About the cost of the trip there and back and lunch for the vehicle condition report.
I've lived in Shawnee, Ok about 35-40 miles east of OKC for 17 almost 18 years and been lucky so far and have no hail damage to any of my cars and no I do not park them under anything or in any garages, All out in the open.
Some severe hail damage sometimes here in northern south Florida, but none of the hailstorms my cars have been in have been enough to dent them. Some car dealers here have had most cars in their lots with shattered windows and obvious hail dents...
I have a UK 2010 Jazz/fit Si manual 5 speed on only 14k miles,really good cars 1.33 liter i-vtec motor pulled over 130 mph on sat nav and 47/48 mpgs, the inside is like the tardis with clever rear seat and the electronic brake distribution has saved me at least once from a severe rear ender,it can pull up to a stop in such a short distance its truly amazing, really safe cars and easy to drive
The Escalade battery is still under the hood. Passenger side by the firewall. You can see the cables. The new location surprised me when I bought my GMC also. They left the original battery location as well. I have always wondered how hard it would be to add a second battery. I assumed they moved them so they wouldn't get damaged as quickly in an accident. But purely speculating on my part.
That is a secondary/extra battery tray at 14:54 as a carryover from a shared GM design, main battery is on the right near the firewall. Tornado car, easier to total out for the insurance companies with visible external damage and who know mechanical from possibly being tossed around. The wing window at 19:11 is the most expensive window. I say go for it.
i was literally just watching the last copart walkaround when i got the new video notification and i promised myself i'd finish the other first, but here i am.
Diar Karim I totally agree, and actually the non-heavy-modified M3 e46 are going up in value in these days, so it could be also a great investment to give an old lady a new life, at least I hope
Battery is on the upper right next to the firewall. The left front fender just shifted from the impact. A very light impact if I may add. I'm sure the owner just didn't want that Escalade repaired. I had my Honda crv hit in the rear and it was repairable. I told the I did not want it back. So they marked up the parts to all oem. And then it was totaled.
@@cubedmack my partner looked at it and to the naked eye it looks good. But it took a square hit on the one rail and the frame is out of square. It's worse than just bent. Basically imagine a ladder and then a out of square ladder where the rungs are crooked.
On the Escalade the reason their wasn’t a battery in the front battery box was because that whole engine bay assembly is the same for all of the full size gm trucks and suvs so that is where the second battery would go on the diesel trucks. The battery location on any gm truck or suv that isn’t a diesel is behind the air box on the passenger side
I bought that fit sight unseen (I know stupid) but I just watched this video the night after buying it and I’m a lot less worried now. THANK YOU RANDY!, for the peace of mind. Not too worried about the glass and mud. Just was worried the “hail” damage would be 10x worse in person. Not the case I see. Keep making these videos man, love em.
That Buick probably gets bad ass mileage! Mythbusters tested cars and the one that got the most was one with dips like a half of a golf ball all over it.
I have a 2005 M3. There is an enormous aftermarket for this car. Not as big as Mustangs but damn near. There is a video or a do-it-yourself that you can print out and color for almost every job on this car. working on these cars is actually extremely easy. Even some of the special tools available for search cheap from overseas manufacturers. The fan clutch remover is $17 now. Mine works great. They have bushing pullers for $40 or less. My RTAB puller actually came from Turkey. It's awesome. This model of car is scattered all over the entire globe. Be careful there was some changes in body parts after manufacture date 2001 September. Like I said just find real OEM. Enter all your dates or even your VIN number and you will get the correct part numbers. I think your VIN number will tell you the month of manufacture. I know mine was made in May 2005. My car is full of Chinese parts. I mean little things like gas struts for the hood and trunk.... turn signal lenses, side view mirrors. DIRT CHEAP! If you want the OEM turn signal lenses for 60% of the BMW price buy anything made by Magneti Marelli. SAME part except no BMW on the box. If you are hell-bent on using everything OEM then find out what the manufacturers are and suppliers are for each part. And then buy it from them, NOT from BMW!!!! This only works for some parts. Body parts and most def that front bumper, you will have to get used. I think that bumper is made of a Kevlar weave. You can price everything out ahead of time to know what you're getting into. So much more. And if you need OEM, the used Market is off the hook. They are so many used parts available for these aging cars, it's not funny. I needed new subframe bushings. Instead of buying new bushings I just bought a whole used subframe with recently installed bushings. Now my work is cut in half. Pressing new bushings in properly is a real bitch. And this guy did an excellent job. He did mention how much of a pain in the ass it was to get them perfect. Everything was as advertised, and was dirt cheap. Go to real oem.com. Enter in the year and month of your build and get each part number. Google that part number and buy from Amazon or eBay. For important stuff that goes on the engine you can get the same INA pulleys for $35 instead of $135. The only difference is it does not come in a BMW box. It's the exact same item. My thermostat is actually American made for $25 instead of BMW version for $90. Buy German Parts when you can and when you can't go on the forums and ask if such a such a part is any good. Aftermarket radiators are take your pick. So plentiful you might actually want to go on the M3fourm and find out what is the best value. You can even start a thread saying, "hey man I bought this car on Copart...." take a few photos and say "I need these parts. what's the cheapest and best way to put this car back together." You're going to get hundreds of accurate ideas and replies. Just Ignore the diehards with more money than brains that insist that ONLY OEM BMW parts will do. That may be the case for a few items. But read all the replies and use your own judgment. You have a ton of options for your front bumper cover. If you're going to go aftermarket find out which ones fit the best. New or used OEM is the way I would go. Any cracks on a used bumper cover on the bottom don't sweat it. You'll never see it. Just make sure all the tabs are intact. They tend to snap off and cause fitment problems for things like the front grill. Some things you will just have to get OEM. I think the front grill is one of them. But you can find them heavily discounted online. Just do as I say and find the OEM part number and Google it and you'll get a lot of hits. If it's not on eBay or Amazon I buy from ECS, FCP Euro, and Turner Motorsports. Before you buy take the VIN number and go to any BMW dealer and see the service history. You're definitely going to want to see a VANOS service, and possibly a rear subframe reinforcement service in there. Only problem is a lot of people get that done from a BMW mechanic that knows what they're doing like I did. If the VANOS is quiet and there's no ticking from it, then you may not have to worry about it. Kind of a crapshoot on the VANOS. Just to have mine disassembled and all the bolts on the chain gears replaced ( with upgraded, hardened bolts and red Loctite) and the top chain guide replaced was nine hundred bucks. The ears on my exhaust hub were fine.
Oh no, that Nova makes me want to cry. So sad to see such a gorgeous car wrecked! But please save the M3. Should be lots of parts- E46's are very popular and tons of fun, and that one looks super clean and not modified to death! I'd certainly buy it!
Cracked me up how you were just finishing your outro, usual stuff, nothing special until........you started talking about Jessica. Your entire mood, voice and facial expression changed. I enjoyed the video but that last bit was pure gold🤙 you're a lucky man Randy.
Theres an M3 in my local Copart and its been sitting for months with a Buy it Now of like $5,000 and nobody has bought it cuz its the SMG automated manual thingie
Love the Beamer!! Great job on making your channel survive even when challenged as much as you have been. I hope you find a shop soon. HOAs are not very tolerant when it comes to too many cars in the driveway and street. Also love the walk arounds. Keep it going.
300 straight six is the best engine ever made in my opinion. My first truck ever was a 89 f150 with the 300 and i just bought a 91 with a straight 6 too
Don’t know nothin about the hail going on down there my buns! The weather channel and my TH-cam recommended list is filled with videos talking about the crazy hail and flooding going on!
Atleast the m3 is a 6spd and not the crappy SMG Transmission, one less thing to worry about. If you do buy it at that mileage be prepared to replace the rod bearings. Common problem on the s54
What I dont get about the Buick hail damage how does the glass survive I mean the hail was bouncing off that car but didnt even see a crack yet my friends kid hits his window with a ball cracked windshield (they where playing catch).
The Honda Fit could be a sound buy for the right money. The body damage is light enough that most people wouldn't even bother with it on what's likely to be a city car. The Civic I wouldn't bother with, it'll probably get bid up past where there's any hope of making money on it. The M3 is a tough one, it looks like a well cared for car, and it is a manual in Avus blue which is always a good spec, but finding listings for M3 parts is one thing, the parts actually existing is something else and if you end up having to source new parts, even if they're non-genuine, you're probably going to spend far more than the car's worth. It also looks to me like the damage extends much further under the car than your inspection suggested and getting into major suspension components and stuff like that very quickly gets stupidly expensive as these share pretty much nothing with the standard 3-Series. It's probably one to buy on the basis of breaking it for parts and repair it IF it turns out the damage isn't too bad and the parts are guaranteed available for a sensible price...
Great video more Carnage!!! I love seeing more of that! Jessica we wanna see you great job you do too!! Remember if your going through tough times the good Lord is on your shoulders watching you and guiding you through it and you will.make it. God bless great video! Again more Carnage!!!
The Cadillac has the battery by the firewall on the pass side. The 2nd tray is for aux batteries and for diesels gm uses the same shit for everything. You check honda transmission fluid when the vehicle is off not running. Id drive that blue civic all damn day like that no problem
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sergiobisonte why you bitching tho he probably was gonna buy that car then a bitch like you came around and now he’s probably doesn’t want it anymore
He ain't a millionaire dude. Go watch someone who flips super cars.
@sergiobisonte . He makes his income flipping cars.
That means he cares more about the net profit margins than how excited you are to watch.
This man's generous enough to educate you on his business, why not take notes?
Do this plenty of people rebuilding supercars just go wash them this channel is all about cheap cars that people can actually afford
Go save that M3. Will be Content Gold!
John Borsilli Yeeeesss, please do it Randyyyyy
The BMW M3 I think it’s your best occasion, catch it!
Only at this channel would he be interested in a new Escalade and then go onto a totaled Nissan Xterra
I think that the Escalade and the the theft recovered could bring in huge paydays for you!!! I would see that as a win win!!! Keep up the good work Randy!!! Don't let the haters deter you from taken care of you!!!
That little Honda fit might have been parked under a car port when it was hailed on that's why one side and rear are damaged
Randy, that M3 car will go for big money. that's one of the most loved m cars ever built. that's the last m3 2 door.
Ralph Burrows Nope, the last M3 2 door was the mighty E92 with it’s V8 and around 400 horsepower
That Chevy Nova was nice before it got collected. My neighbor had a 64 Nova wagon that color back in the day. Timing chain? Nope. Direct gear to gear. No chain.
The m3 would be a great build for the channel
For the vehicles that will not start you can order from My Copart a vehicle condition report. They do a walk around and show vehicles if they Start and Run and drive also give you a detailed report on the Vehicle damage not shown. I order them on Vehicles that I am going to bid on. Also on Insurance vehicles your can download the cost estimates of repairs for free from Copart's web site. I do not know if Copart offers this at all locations. Helps me a great deal if I am trying to decide to go and take a look in person. About the cost of the trip there and back and lunch for the vehicle condition report.
I've lived in Shawnee, Ok about 35-40 miles east of OKC for 17 almost 18 years and been lucky so far and have no hail damage to any of my cars and no I do not park them under anything or in any garages, All out in the open.
Some severe hail damage sometimes here in northern south Florida, but none of the hailstorms my cars have been in have been enough to dent them. Some car dealers here have had most cars in their lots with shattered windows and obvious hail dents...
That Buick looks like a ball pean hammer job was any of the glass shattered?
I have a UK 2010 Jazz/fit Si manual 5 speed on only 14k miles,really good cars 1.33 liter i-vtec motor pulled over 130 mph on sat nav and 47/48 mpgs, the inside is like the tardis with clever rear seat and the electronic brake distribution has saved me at least once from a severe rear ender,it can pull up to a stop in such a short distance its truly amazing,
really safe cars and easy to drive
The Escalade battery is still under the hood. Passenger side by the firewall. You can see the cables. The new location surprised me when I bought my GMC also. They left the original battery location as well. I have always wondered how hard it would be to add a second battery. I assumed they moved them so they wouldn't get damaged as quickly in an accident. But purely speculating on my part.
It's an auxiliary battery location.
That hail damaged Buick would be a great beater.
I’m pretty sure that the Escalade was a enhanced but they changed it to just a start but not run and drive lol.
That is a secondary/extra battery tray at 14:54 as a carryover from a shared GM design, main battery is on the right near the firewall. Tornado car, easier to total out for the insurance companies with visible external damage and who know mechanical from possibly being tossed around. The wing window at 19:11 is the most expensive window. I say go for it.
The 230's a friggin beast. I had one that I built 35 years ago and it's still gong like the day I cold started it.
i was literally just watching the last copart walkaround when i got the new video notification and i promised myself i'd finish the other first, but here i am.
I was told if you put a piece of dry ice on a hail dent it will pop the dent back out.
The Buick looks like a golf ball it had so much hail
Please save that M3
Diar Karim I totally agree, and actually the non-heavy-modified M3 e46 are going up in value in these days, so it could be also a great investment to give an old lady a new life, at least I hope
Battery is on the upper right next to the firewall. The left front fender just shifted from the impact. A very light impact if I may add. I'm sure the owner just didn't want that Escalade repaired. I had my Honda crv hit in the rear and it was repairable. I told the I did not want it back. So they marked up the parts to all oem. And then it was totaled.
The Escalade has what is called a ladder wracked frame. It's where the frame is no longer square and needs to be replaced.
SouthJerseySound Yeah, the frame is probably bent.
@@cubedmack my partner looked at it and to the naked eye it looks good. But it took a square hit on the one rail and the frame is out of square. It's worse than just bent. Basically imagine a ladder and then a out of square ladder where the rungs are crooked.
On the Escalade the reason their wasn’t a battery in the front battery box was because that whole engine bay assembly is the same for all of the full size gm trucks and suvs so that is where the second battery would go on the diesel trucks. The battery location on any gm truck or suv that isn’t a diesel is behind the air box on the passenger side
The batteries on the cars are not really dead. They just pretend to be dead when Randy shows up!
I bought that fit sight unseen (I know stupid) but I just watched this video the night after buying it and I’m a lot less worried now. THANK YOU RANDY!, for the peace of mind. Not too worried about the glass and mud. Just was worried the “hail” damage would be 10x worse in person. Not the case I see. Keep making these videos man, love em.
I wanted that M3 too but just couldn’t put that much money together. Man that would’ve been a fun car.
Awesome to be able to help out! You're local then?
Auto Auction Rebuilds Yeah buddy. Down in Lawton anyways. It’s my first time buying any cars from auction. Videos like yours are an inspiration.
do that m3! that is one of my fave cars and would be something great for the channel
Ouch... the Nova was hard to watch. My sympathy to the owner who restored that beauty.
Love the Copart videos btw keep posting brother!
Whats crazy is my friend bid on this yesterday, it sold for $9200. They had set there limit to 9k. luckily the slept.
Thank you for the blue bmw
Beautiful Escalade. Awesome truck
That Buick probably gets bad ass mileage! Mythbusters tested cars and the one that got the most was one with dips like a half of a golf ball all over it.
I have a 2005 M3. There is an enormous aftermarket for this car. Not as big as Mustangs but damn near.
There is a video or a do-it-yourself that you can print out and color for almost every job on this car. working on these cars is actually extremely easy. Even some of the special tools available for search cheap from overseas manufacturers. The fan clutch remover is $17 now. Mine works great. They have bushing pullers for $40 or less.
My RTAB puller actually came from Turkey. It's awesome. This model of car is scattered all over the entire globe.
Be careful there was some changes in body parts after manufacture date 2001 September.
Like I said just find real OEM. Enter all your dates or even your VIN number and you will get the correct part numbers.
I think your VIN number will tell you the month of manufacture. I know mine was made in May 2005.
My car is full of Chinese parts. I mean little things like gas struts for the hood and trunk.... turn signal lenses, side view mirrors. DIRT CHEAP!
If you want the OEM turn signal lenses for 60% of the BMW price buy anything made by Magneti Marelli. SAME part except no BMW on the box.
If you are hell-bent on using everything OEM then find out what the manufacturers are and suppliers are for each part. And then buy it from them, NOT from BMW!!!! This only works for some parts.
Body parts and most def that front bumper, you will have to get used. I think that bumper is made of a Kevlar weave.
You can price everything out ahead of time to know what you're getting into.
So much more. And if you need OEM, the used Market is off the hook. They are so many used parts available for these aging cars, it's not funny.
I needed new subframe bushings. Instead of buying new bushings I just bought a whole used subframe with recently installed bushings. Now my work is cut in half.
Pressing new bushings in properly is a real bitch. And this guy did an excellent job. He did mention how much of a pain in the ass it was to get them perfect. Everything was as advertised, and was dirt cheap.
Go to real oem.com. Enter in the year and month of your build and get each part number. Google that part number and buy from Amazon or eBay.
For important stuff that goes on the engine you can get the same INA pulleys for $35 instead of $135. The only difference is it does not come in a BMW box. It's the exact same item.
My thermostat is actually American made for $25 instead of BMW version for $90.
Buy German Parts when you can and when you can't go on the forums and ask if such a such a part is any good.
Aftermarket radiators are take your pick. So plentiful you might actually want to go on the M3fourm and find out what is the best value.
You can even start a thread saying, "hey man I bought this car on Copart...." take a few photos and say "I need these parts. what's the cheapest and best way to put this car back together."
You're going to get hundreds of accurate ideas and replies.
Just Ignore the diehards with more money than brains that insist that ONLY OEM BMW parts will do. That may be the case for a few items.
But read all the replies and use your own judgment.
You have a ton of options for your front bumper cover. If you're going to go aftermarket find out which ones fit the best. New or used OEM is the way I would go.
Any cracks on a used bumper cover on the bottom don't sweat it. You'll never see it. Just make sure all the tabs are intact. They tend to snap off and cause fitment problems for things like the front grill.
Some things you will just have to get OEM. I think the front grill is one of them. But you can find them heavily discounted online. Just do as I say and find the OEM part number and Google it and you'll get a lot of hits.
If it's not on eBay or Amazon I buy from ECS, FCP Euro, and Turner Motorsports.
Before you buy take the VIN number and go to any BMW dealer and see the service history. You're definitely going to want to see a VANOS service, and possibly a rear subframe reinforcement service in there.
Only problem is a lot of people get that done from a BMW mechanic that knows what they're doing like I did.
If the VANOS is quiet and there's no ticking from it, then you may not have to worry about it.
Kind of a crapshoot on the VANOS. Just to have mine disassembled and all the bolts on the chain gears replaced ( with upgraded, hardened bolts and red Loctite) and the top chain guide replaced was nine hundred bucks.
The ears on my exhaust hub were fine.
Oh no, that Nova makes me want to cry. So sad to see such a gorgeous car wrecked! But please save the M3. Should be lots of parts- E46's are very popular and tons of fun, and that one looks super clean and not modified to death! I'd certainly buy it!
Cracked me up how you were just finishing your outro, usual stuff, nothing special until........you started talking about Jessica. Your entire mood, voice and facial expression changed. I enjoyed the video but that last bit was pure gold🤙 you're a lucky man Randy.
Hello, I'm from the Philippines, and regularly watching your videos, big fan!!!
Theres an M3 in my local Copart and its been sitting for months with a Buy it Now of like $5,000 and nobody has bought it cuz its the SMG automated manual thingie
Fact about the escalade you saw. That tray you pointed out at 15:09 is for a second battery.
Go for the Honda Fit !
How did the glass not break on that Nova II? That's amazing
Love that 64 nova ! I had a 62 chevy II 194 6cyl 3 on the tree worst mistake i ever made was getting rid of it.
Im not sure what the rules of copart are but if the batterys are dead can't you jump the car to check it. Love the videos btw
The Fit looks like a keeper at the right price!
Love the Beamer!! Great job on making your channel survive even when challenged as much as you have been. I hope you find a shop soon. HOAs are not very tolerant when it comes to too many cars in the driveway and street. Also love the walk arounds. Keep it going.
I had a maverick like that too! Straight Six, no power steering/brakes, and 3 on the tree.
It may be a Nova II, but it hurts to see one of the few remaining cars of that era so badly damaged.
300 straight six is the best engine ever made in my opinion. My first truck ever was a 89 f150 with the 300 and i just bought a 91 with a straight 6 too
I was waiting to see this video since 4 am buddy haha this is very good for me to distract myself
Thanks for all your work!!!
Blessings man
Go for M3 it has 343hp,0-60 about 5.5sec. Its not so damaged bellow, fix for 2grand and sell for 7. Flip for 2grand profit its ok. 👌
Goliathus And remember that he ins’t going to forget the fact that he (hopefully) has saved a good old lady
The escalade battery is behind the coolant reservoir
That whit Chevy would make a great truck to either resell or just to own as a daily driver.
That m3 will bring you a ton of return (the value is appreciating) if you get it cheap enough and great for the channel. Win win.
Randy get the m3 it’s 100% worth it please
It’s your money but we would love to see a bmw on the channel
TRY NOT TO LAUGH Yep, love those little German cars
I hope the owner of that Nova II had a pre-accident appraisal since it looks like they were working on restoring it
The battery is by the firewall on the passenger side and I would drive the hell out of that Escalate also !!!
Made my evening watching from london
Escalade battery is on the passenger side of the engine compartment near the firewall!
The battery on that Escalade is on the passenger side under the hood toward the firewall.
hey randy awesome video, could you do a walk around on that jeep thats in the warehouse please!!
Coming up in a future Copart video :) It will be up this week.
I really liked the Escalade, but that M3, Oh hell yeah
Randy you should keep an eye on the white silverado and the 2015 black escalade but what ever ride you like ....
Honda Fit and Civics are good cars man M3 V8 nice one
@@ratj4715 only drive..never problems..
@@ratj4715 never fail ,never break,reliable no stunners..
@@ratj4715 no,not all and seen a great few..after 5 years there are issues that make you wonder about quality..
That Escalade is a prize 👌
Get that M3. You'll love it.
Nr. #1 M3, #2 Honda Fit, #3 Civic
@@ratj4715 M3 for TH-cam content, Hondas for profit(quick flips - quick money).
The battery on that Lade was behind the air box on the passengers side..
Don’t know nothin about the hail going on down there my buns! The weather channel and my TH-cam recommended list is filled with videos talking about the crazy hail and flooding going on!
Get the white lifted Silverado !!!!
That Escalade is so much win. Super easy fix.
An idea, you should make follow up videos after each of these cars actually sells to update us on how much they end up going for
On some cars you can check the Vin on the frame of the car either passenger side or driver side frame
thank you jessica for your hard work,nice video..
Atleast the m3 is a 6spd and not the crappy SMG Transmission, one less thing to worry about. If you do buy it at that mileage be prepared to replace the rod bearings. Common problem on the s54
LOVE the m3. You should get it!
What I dont get about the Buick hail damage how does the glass survive I mean the hail was bouncing off that car but didnt even see a crack yet my friends kid hits his window with a ball cracked windshield (they where playing catch).
That was a fixd obd2 bluetooth scanner in the Escalade. Not an insurance plug in.
Take a shot at the M3 Randy. It would be a fast fun car to own and drive!
The caddy has front suspension damage
Randy your new name should ( Randy the copart whisperer) . 🤣🤣🤣
The Honda Fit could be a sound buy for the right money. The body damage is light enough that most people wouldn't even bother with it on what's likely to be a city car. The Civic I wouldn't bother with, it'll probably get bid up past where there's any hope of making money on it. The M3 is a tough one, it looks like a well cared for car, and it is a manual in Avus blue which is always a good spec, but finding listings for M3 parts is one thing, the parts actually existing is something else and if you end up having to source new parts, even if they're non-genuine, you're probably going to spend far more than the car's worth. It also looks to me like the damage extends much further under the car than your inspection suggested and getting into major suspension components and stuff like that very quickly gets stupidly expensive as these share pretty much nothing with the standard 3-Series. It's probably one to buy on the basis of breaking it for parts and repair it IF it turns out the damage isn't too bad and the parts are guaranteed available for a sensible price...
Get the M3 that way we both have similar rebuilds!
So if i see a dirt cheap car how should i get the car to sweden can i just bid on my computer and pay shipment and how much is it going to cost
The Honda fit would be good money. I worked at a honda dealer a few years back and those 2nd Gen Fits were still still going for $15k in 2016
The Civic would also be a great money maker!!
Can I come down and work for you and do walk arounds? I love these videos!!
Why don't you check the fluids 1st, B4 starting the vehicle's?
More bmw walk around !!!! Please thx
Great video more Carnage!!! I love seeing more of that! Jessica we wanna see you great job you do too!! Remember if your going through tough times the good Lord is on your shoulders watching you and guiding you through it and you will.make it. God bless great video! Again more Carnage!!!
I'm still trying to get my hands on a cheap project truck, but that seems to be hard to do....at least with my low budget
Great video and walk around have a great day.
That white silverado would be the perfect truck for you Randy!
that hail damage reminds me of my wifes cellulite!
I just bought that 07 corvette! Will be doing a rebuild series on my channel if anyone is interested.
i expect to see it
Hope the gigs are going well. have a good week.
The Cadillac has the battery by the firewall on the pass side. The 2nd tray is for aux batteries and for diesels gm uses the same shit for everything.
You check honda transmission fluid when the vehicle is off not running.
Id drive that blue civic all damn day like that no problem
No the plug in in the obd2 is a fix car scanner
How did the window's on that Nova not break
Get the M3 but check the rear strut towers they crack all the time.
Hey Randy a pair of new taillights for an Escalade are like 6000 dollars each for at least the newer ones
Bullshit you can get them used in eBay for $200-250 a peice
@@MLProductions.1 OEM pre-owned from 2015-2018 range from $550-$950 on ebay...not cheap Chinese aftermarket.
@@DaNiElLl430 your right. The ones I was looking at had cracked lenses. Didn't realize. My bad lol
@@DaNiElLl430 Still not $6k you can pick them up for about 1k-1100. Still not cheap at all
Nice video my BROTHER! I live in Dallas,Texas would like to know what to do if I wanted this BMW M3???