Forrest Hassell I hate channels that give you 8min of bs for crap video. This is much more enjoyable and grabs the attention of the viewer and keeps the watching.
Mid 90s We worked on a near new NSX that had been slid into a curb with the rear wheel. Damage looked very much like the damage this car sustained. After looking over the damaged suspension, we started looking at door gaps and chips. Turned out he whole car was bent, and needed to be totally disassembled, put on a special JiG to straighten which at the time were only 2 such JIGS in the United States, then repainted and reassembled. Total bill was well over $40.000!!
You can pull any car on a standard frame machine. All you need is the measurements that are in the book or computer. Or you can measure hole to hole on a duplicate vehicle which would be difficult here obviously
@@BrandonDKirkwood not on an all aluminium frame, you have to use a special machine. Not nowadays but back in the 90's an all aluminium frame was so new that frame machines for them were rare, now any machine can do it.
Just recently found your channel and immediately subscribed. Kudos for your straight up delivery of lots of information. Its refreshing to have a video have a constant delivery of usable content without waiting for unnecessary theatrics.
U are the reason why I bought a car in copart I love me cheap prius 100k mil for 3k only damage was the bumper wicht I fix me self,I follow all your direction of how to check the history of the car and is great did all the service my self sparkplugs,transmission oil, regular oil . Thank you very much...
Hey Sam, if you take a look at the original listing when the owner bought it at auto auctions it says it doesn’t run and drive, but when you look at the pictures it shows it’s started. The rpm is at 1000.
I owned a first-gen NSX for nine years. One thing that I did NOT like about it was that parts were not just expensive, but Ferrari-level expensive. Possibly Ferrari parts were LESS expensive than NSX parts. There were just a very few Acura Legend parts that could be substituted for NSX parts (AC compressor was one).
Hi Samcra you missed the passenger seat airbag is deployed. 907 Rebuilds in ny requires you to buy airbags in the dealership. So roof and seat is very expensive at the dealer. It won't pass salvage inspection in ny if you buy used airbags! Keep up the good content
My guess is he bought the car for too much with damage and it was very costly to fix, especially being a brand new car with limited aftermarket and used parts. Now he is just trying to recoup his losses and make a small profit, but the car isn't worth enough to do that.
Too bad that 4.2 in the Audi is probably the worst engine Audi has ever made... look up the $5,000 chain job they have to do because they've used plastic chain tensioners that snap all the time. Other than that Audi engines are pretty top notch.
Samcrac, I think the issue with this car is getting a clear title for NY state. NY state is tough when it comes to salvage titles and with the complexity of this street car, I won't doubt that the previous owner had problems getting a title from NYS-DMV.
Great video Sam ive seen that car run thru auction a lot and even bid on it,and your right the value is not that high,buyers will buy a clean title vehicle before they buy that salvage title car.
Aluminum is trick straighten if it's a crack it's wieldable, but Audi R8 is pretty much all aluminum I watched a television show of how they assemble it and I was quite impressed. Compared to some other TH-camrs I am more impressed by your Channel since you get down and get dirty repairing these vehicles.
The best part apart restoring these beautiful cars is allowing them to stay on the road. I am still pissed I didn’t buy back my car when it was totally due to a broken trunk floor pan.
We have customers who have paid his asking out the door for a new one. Just gotta look for it. He is asking too much but then again he paid too much. The frame on the NSX is unique and not replaceable to be back to factory standards. Look it up. Really cool technology in there
I saw the title and was thinking of the craigslist salvage seemingly for no reason. This one sounds like he's right a repair that is such a potential shot in the dark. Unlike this they will list very confusingly no physical damage repaired or not nor drivetrain issues perfect running. Yet unfortunately they "lost" the title and rather than get a reprint they sell a car for parts. The best example I saw was 1200.00 and very low mileage when it should go for 20000-25000. Obviously stolen as 1 part out of just one of these engine, trans or even just seats would get far more money alone but take too long where they may get caught.
Undercarriage damages are your favourite kind of damage because you (or your respective buyers) dont have a frame jig or other equipment to check for frame damage. You say the chassis are usually OK - but how can you tell it will be ok when the driver crashes it?
Sam I work at Honda/Acura dealer and we had customer total a blue NSX with the same damage as this one... This might be the one, some doctor bought and lost control and went over a curb into a ditch
A lot of the time, buy it now prices go up whenever a car goes through auction and doesn't meet the sellers minimum. But, i have never seen a make an offer on an insurance vehicle.
I find this all fascinating. If salvage title cars that are then turned into a rebuilt title are difficult to get financed by a bank, typically, you are either gonna hope for the handful of people that can pay cash. Sam, I'd be interested to hear your experience on this part of the rebuilding process and how your previous buyers of your rebuilt cars have managed. Did they all pay cash, and if not, what did it take to get them to convince a bank to loan them money on the car.
So I have a question, I bought a new 2018 Silverado 2500 HD crew cab 6.0L 4.10 rear end 6.6' bed Work Truck model with the only upgrades being towing mirrors, engine block heater, and all season or all terrain tires I can't remember with full size spare. MSRP was just over 43,000 on it. Invoice was 39,900. I paid $35,500 out the door no taxes registered in Montana. So to the main point, I was driving up the California coast and went to Blues Beach outside of Fort Bragg CA. And it's a legal drive on beach so I drove on it and got stuck, it was a Saturday night around 8 PM, so long story short no tow truck company wanted to save me before the tide hit it. So Ieft the truck there until Sunday afternoon around 6 PM to meet a tow truck up there and get it out. Which means high tide hit it twice, once at around midnight and once around noon on Sunday before getting rescued. Now, I don't know exactly how high the water got on the truck because I left it to stay in a hotel. But, upon getting it out I found that nothing in the cab was wet, the padding under the vinyl floor was damp, but that could be due to just it wicking up moisture in the air. So I get it out, spent 60 dollars at a self wash that night spraying everything off that I could and the next day I had a mechanic shop spray it off and all the fluids checked out and the brakes cleaned and checked. So I drove it from fort brag California up to Washington state, 15 hour straight drive at just under 1,000 miles according to GPS. I drove it in 1 day took 16 hours after stops. The only thing that happened was it through a code for stabilitrac and limited my power and dropped my speedometer and rpm gauges to 0 for a minute or so until it reset itself. But it does do a weird hard shift sometimes and a weird vibration at 35-50 mph at roughly 2k rpm. But the shifting thing is weird because it doesn't happen all the time, sometimes it will go from 0-60 flooring it smooth as can be. So basically the question to all of this is, insurance totaled it and valued it at 35.6k replacement value. The buy back was 11.5k for it. The guy at a shop I had it at wants to buy it for 12.5k for his dad. The only visible damages to it is some dents on the drivers side from the waves hitting it. So, is the 12.5k a good price or did I get low balled or does it sound pretty fair to both of us?
The NSX is for sale by United Financial Insurance (UFI) (doesn't mean they insure anything :) ). Very famous "doctor ups" for the cars. Usually buying trash, and then visually make it OK. Make sure to avoid the vehicles from them.
With the lackluster sales of the new nsx and slightly used ones going for 130's .There's no point in purchasing this one for anything over 75k. Samcrac just destroyed any chance of an easy sale for this guy.
Coparts requires a broker. Brokers cost around $300. No different than getting a license. Thanks for sharing the website. But it's much more than what you bid in the auction
Sam there was a black acura nsx 1991 223,000 miles that sold from houston, texas co part a flooded car looked mint i know that if u try to start a flooded car u bend the pistons by sucking in water into the engine but if ur smart and dont start it all u have to do is pull the spsrk plugs out start the car and the engine will spit all the water out of the holes and ur fine that's my dream car i only just saw it from discovering co part from ur channel i would have just had the car towed to scotty kilmer houston mechanic to sort out Can u possibly find out how much it sold for ? Im gonna cry i know - probably like $10,000 cuz of the high miles/flooding Thanks
Another one of your videos providing knowledge about the salvage car market. I have learned a lot from your videos and hopefully will start shopping for a project next year. By the way; what's the status about the pizza cars. long time subscribers like myself are curious.
I have a feeling that the person who purchased the NSX off of the insurance company bought it to repair it & make profit. He underestimated the market thinking the NSX’s would hold their value and turned down good offers. Since NSX’s aren’t selling so good and the prices have dropped he has to take less than expected. This could be a good buy for the right price
Hi Sam I am a constant viewer and I was just wondering if you could do a video on cars for first Time buyers with very little money (100$-5,000$) that’s the budget I will be working with, any help would be much appreciated. Thanks so much for the awesome videos!!
How did the NSX go from 1600 to 2100 miles if it has a salvage title still? Wouldn't that mean a lot of illegal driving? Could they have towed it to a track and legally did some laps?
hey Sam! new fan here. do you sell any of these cars? I know you mentioned on other videos you are not a flipper. but im curious if you do sell eventually. and if so, do you try to make a profit or basically break even? thanks
I'm watching a Pontiac G8 on Copart being sold by State Farm with a Buy It Now price. It is a hail damaged one with a clean title, not sure if that has any bearing on it.
Fuck yeah!! I loooooooove those cars, and have been plotting on how I could get my hands on one. I think you might've just given me the "in" that I need.
I like how you don’t have a stupid 10 second intro like other channels, just gettin to the good content immediately. Keep it up
Forrest Hassell I hate channels that give you 8min of bs for crap video. This is much more enjoyable and grabs the attention of the viewer and keeps the watching.
FishFind3000 ya most Videos don’t even get to what the title is actually about till like 5 minutes in
Omg i love that too
Forrest Hassell yo Sam hella jumps right in, never even realize but now that you said that, I appreciate him doing that.
Yep i like Sams channel too, very interesting and gets to the point lol
Mid 90s We worked on a near new NSX that had been slid into a curb with the rear wheel. Damage looked very much like the damage this car sustained. After looking over the damaged suspension, we started looking at door gaps and chips. Turned out he whole car was bent, and needed to be totally disassembled, put on a special JiG to straighten which at the time were only 2 such JIGS in the United States, then repainted and reassembled. Total bill was well over $40.000!!
was one in Alaska?
The General The shop we shipped the car to was in Scottsdale Arizona, the other was in Florida. Can't recall exactly where in Florida.
You can pull any car on a standard frame machine. All you need is the measurements that are in the book or computer. Or you can measure hole to hole on a duplicate vehicle which would be difficult here obviously
@@BrandonDKirkwood not on an all aluminium frame, you have to use a special machine. Not nowadays but back in the 90's an all aluminium frame was so new that frame machines for them were rare, now any machine can do it.
Aluminium doesnt bend well
Just recently found your channel and immediately subscribed. Kudos for your straight up delivery of lots of information. Its refreshing to have a video have a constant delivery of usable content without waiting for unnecessary theatrics.
100 likes on this comment and I'll make a Money Pit Jetta Farewell video; it's finally going to go......
Common everyone! Hit that like button on this comment!! Let's bid farewell to the Jetta RIP!
Totally badass that you plugged Goonzsquad. Those kids are doing an amazing job, would be cool if y'all got together on a build.
U are the reason why I bought a car in copart I love me cheap prius 100k mil for 3k only damage was the bumper wicht I fix me self,I follow all your direction of how to check the history of the car and is great did all the service my self sparkplugs,transmission oil, regular oil . Thank you very much...
huntdark you can buy a clean Prius with a clean title for less than $3k lmao. Why did you go do copart?!
No you can’t dude. The older Prius’ with over 100k still go for around 4-5k. Don’t speak on things you don’t know.
You can buy Priuses all day for under $1000 from police/ municipal auctions
@@Nyphonejacks show some damn links
Hey I filmed a salvage title NSX . Check it out th-cam.com/video/XEbSrGCZDw8/w-d-xo.html
That moment you click the smaller pictures of the car only to remember its a Samcrac video.
Just did that, lol...
I tried scrolling. Ha.
Lmao
Yeh just don't use copart ... as they are garbage !!
The NSX was run through the auction over 50 times, c'mon man just accept!!!
The seat airbag was also blown......
And I think I saw the previous high bid was $134,000 and they declined.... now they are just asking $115,000... Wth???
Right...It just makes no sense. Unless someone is trolling them w/ fake offers.
Well itll keep getting cheaper as the auctions keep coming...
That's quite normal if the car has been sitting for 6 months. At one point you want to get rid of it, so your price drops.
Oh How I've missed these cotd's. Thanks for this one just what my Sunday night needs.
Hey Sam, if you take a look at the original listing when the owner bought it at auto auctions it says it doesn’t run and drive, but when you look at the pictures it shows it’s started. The rpm is at 1000.
SAM I challenge you to do one “car of the day” for a whole week (1 per day for 7 days)! Let’s see it!
I owned a first-gen NSX for nine years. One thing that I did NOT like about it was that parts were not just expensive, but Ferrari-level expensive. Possibly Ferrari parts were LESS expensive than NSX parts. There were just a very few Acura Legend parts that could be substituted for NSX parts (AC compressor was one).
people put crap on the new nsx because the old one has such a colt following, the new nsx is not perfect, but it is still an amazing car.
Hi Samcra you missed the passenger seat airbag is deployed. 907 Rebuilds in ny requires you to buy airbags in the dealership. So roof and seat is very expensive at the dealer. It won't pass salvage inspection in ny if you buy used airbags! Keep up the good content
My guess is he bought the car for too much with damage and it was very costly to fix, especially being a brand new car with limited aftermarket and used parts. Now he is just trying to recoup his losses and make a small profit, but the car isn't worth enough to do that.
I agree with that, probably overpaid and want to get even or a small profit
Hes crazy they have new ones selling for 120k
Oml the R8 was yours! You played that off perfectly.
Bayleigh Pfeiffer noticed that too
@Mai-Lien Hoang This videos old
@Captain Howdy No, his is black (listed as black). This one here is black too (listed as black)...simply cause it's the same car. Bayleigh's right.
@@GBO76 You realize that this video was posted in September... And he just got his R8 a week ago...
@@outtaroute92 was literally bout to say that
“It was sold just a while ago!” YEA YOU BOUGHT IT!😂
The frame damage cars are really unfortunate. I guess wholesalers can sell the parts but it seems like there should be ways to fix it
Your videos are my main reason for checking TH-cam these days, iPhones everywhere else, thanks for the great content!
Shout out to the Goonsqaud! Sams the OG, but goon squad does great work! Can’t wait for that hellcat
MidNight DarkChocolate finally I see someone give them some love in the comment section over here
All about the Goonsquad channel! That Mustang they rebuilt is awesome the Corvette even better and the Hellcat is going to be better than OEM! ;-)
Those Mustangs just love huggin'them poles
Goonzquad
I rep' tha' Goonz real hard!!
He said recently purchased R8.. low key bought it
Too bad that 4.2 in the Audi is probably the worst engine Audi has ever made... look up the $5,000 chain job they have to do because they've used plastic chain tensioners that snap all the time. Other than that Audi engines are pretty top notch.
tis true.
Samcrac, I think the issue with this car is getting a clear title for NY state. NY state is tough when it comes to salvage titles and with the complexity of this street car, I won't doubt that the previous owner had problems getting a title from NYS-DMV.
Great video Sam ive seen that car run thru auction a lot and even bid on it,and your right the value is not that high,buyers will buy a clean title vehicle before they buy that salvage title car.
Cracked frame is so common for the R8. If you know someone who does a good job,...why not?
Aluminum is trick straighten if it's a crack it's wieldable, but Audi R8 is pretty much all aluminum I watched a television show of how they assemble it and I was quite impressed. Compared to some other TH-camrs I am more impressed by your Channel since you get down and get dirty repairing these vehicles.
For $140k you can get a clean title 2017 nsx with 3k miles,why pay 120-130 for salvage one.
that car is a box full of surprises once you start driving, not every rebuilder is like samcrac or goonsquad
The best part apart restoring these beautiful cars is allowing them to stay on the road. I am still pissed I didn’t buy back my car when it was totally due to a broken trunk floor pan.
We have customers who have paid his asking out the door for a new one. Just gotta look for it. He is asking too much but then again he paid too much. The frame on the NSX is unique and not replaceable to be back to factory standards. Look it up. Really cool technology in there
I saw the title and was thinking of the craigslist salvage seemingly for no reason. This one sounds like he's right a repair that is such a potential shot in the dark. Unlike this they will list very confusingly no physical damage repaired or not nor drivetrain issues perfect running. Yet unfortunately they "lost" the title and rather than get a reprint they sell a car for parts. The best example I saw was 1200.00 and very low mileage when it should go for 20000-25000. Obviously stolen as 1 part out of just one of these engine, trans or even just seats would get far more money alone but take too long where they may get caught.
You speak very well, I appreciate the honest opinions in your videos.
$115,000 with a salvage title? No.....
I'd rather have a brand new $70K 2019 Lexus RCF and keep that extra $45K+ in my wallet.
@@zzanatos2001 I love the way you think. Lexus is love, Lexus is Life.
@@zzanatos2001 than use those 45k to build a rocket bunny show car
At this point if you want to go “base” you can get one new for that price before taxes
Wouldn't pay a dime over $70,000
Some of the best looking cars I've ever seen have Salvage Titles.
Walk away..to good to be true -yea.
Would like to see a drag race video with all of your cars! Or at least 0-60 and quarter miles and make a video of fastest to slowest lol
Rs7
Thank you for your service, Detective Samcrac!
I like theses videos. Gives me insight even though I'm not buying I still like hearing your perspective.
OMG! OMG! He actually bought the series back
what a beautiful re-designed acura!! the nsx is classic
Probably still worth well over 80K even if just sold for parts.
The ridge just became one of my favorite places to shop, so many great products alongside the money clip
thank you, ive been seeing this nsx on copart for the past 2 months while looking for a cheap project car and i was so curious about it too
i really have never been a big car guy but i think sam might be converting me. this is awesome knowledge to have.
Undercarriage damages are your favourite kind of damage because you (or your respective buyers) dont have a frame jig or other equipment to check for frame damage.
You say the chassis are usually OK - but how can you tell it will be ok when the driver crashes it?
How do you know they don't have some inspect their repairs?
Sam I work at Honda/Acura dealer and we had customer total a blue NSX with the same damage as this one... This might be the one, some doctor bought and lost control and went over a curb into a ditch
At least it wasn't another footballer (soccer player for you Americans)! they're constantly crashing cars like this
@Charlie Vetsworth Good lord you must be fun at parties...
@Charlie Vetsworth Actually it's called Football everywhere else. And is the biggest sport in the world.
@Charlie Vetsworth its football you moron lol only America calls it soccer lol
I don't know what it is, but your videos are just amazing.
They appeal to some deep crevice of our brains - formed way back when we learned how to fix hobbled dinosaurs and ride them as pets.
@@SelectCircle lol okay
Run and drive no issues lol The 2 feet forward,,then two back, tick that Copart check box.
A lot of the time, buy it now prices go up whenever a car goes through auction and doesn't meet the sellers minimum. But, i have never seen a make an offer on an insurance vehicle.
Yup, your Ridge Wallet add worked on me! Going to get one. See people, advertisement does work!
loving your videos and reviews keep them coming X
Nice work Sam, just discovered your channel, love both current and old videos, going through all the videos, wish me 🤞. Keep the good work up 👆.
I find this all fascinating. If salvage title cars that are then turned into a rebuilt title are difficult to get financed by a bank, typically, you are either gonna hope for the handful of people that can pay cash. Sam, I'd be interested to hear your experience on this part of the rebuilding process and how your previous buyers of your rebuilt cars have managed. Did they all pay cash, and if not, what did it take to get them to convince a bank to loan them money on the car.
Very good and popular question Rob, I will try to go through it in an upcoming video.
So I have a question, I bought a new 2018 Silverado 2500 HD crew cab 6.0L 4.10 rear end 6.6' bed Work Truck model with the only upgrades being towing mirrors, engine block heater, and all season or all terrain tires I can't remember with full size spare.
MSRP was just over 43,000 on it. Invoice was 39,900. I paid $35,500 out the door no taxes registered in Montana.
So to the main point, I was driving up the California coast and went to Blues Beach outside of Fort Bragg CA. And it's a legal drive on beach so I drove on it and got stuck, it was a Saturday night around 8 PM, so long story short no tow truck company wanted to save me before the tide hit it. So Ieft the truck there until Sunday afternoon around 6 PM to meet a tow truck up there and get it out. Which means high tide hit it twice, once at around midnight and once around noon on Sunday before getting rescued. Now, I don't know exactly how high the water got on the truck because I left it to stay in a hotel. But, upon getting it out I found that nothing in the cab was wet, the padding under the vinyl floor was damp, but that could be due to just it wicking up moisture in the air. So I get it out, spent 60 dollars at a self wash that night spraying everything off that I could and the next day I had a mechanic shop spray it off and all the fluids checked out and the brakes cleaned and checked. So I drove it from fort brag California up to Washington state, 15 hour straight drive at just under 1,000 miles according to GPS. I drove it in 1 day took 16 hours after stops. The only thing that happened was it through a code for stabilitrac and limited my power and dropped my speedometer and rpm gauges to 0 for a minute or so until it reset itself. But it does do a weird hard shift sometimes and a weird vibration at 35-50 mph at roughly 2k rpm. But the shifting thing is weird because it doesn't happen all the time, sometimes it will go from 0-60 flooring it smooth as can be.
So basically the question to all of this is, insurance totaled it and valued it at 35.6k replacement value. The buy back was 11.5k for it. The guy at a shop I had it at wants to buy it for 12.5k for his dad. The only visible damages to it is some dents on the drivers side from the waves hitting it.
So, is the 12.5k a good price or did I get low balled or does it sound pretty fair to both of us?
Oh yeah, it had 9,300 miles at the time and now has about 10,400 miles. Which are mostly all highway.
£80 for a wallet thing will cost me more than I can afford to put in it!! They do look good tho
Simon Darrie look at belroy wallets. There leather and there nice and minimalistic. I love mine.
What do people do to pay for these cars? Do they pay cash or get some financing? Personal loan? Regular auto loan?
The NSX is for sale by United Financial Insurance (UFI) (doesn't mean they insure anything :) ). Very famous "doctor ups" for the cars. Usually buying trash, and then visually make it OK. Make sure to avoid the vehicles from them.
2:12 to 2:19, shades of Dr. Seuss 😂😂😂 “It’s a run and drive so no issues there, and the primary damage is normal wear”
You missed/didn't mention that the passenger side seat airbag had gone off in the pics of the original NSX listing!!
Andrew Campbell he did
Really like these car of the day/ detective videos. Im in for the money pit Jetta sendoff vid as well. Cheers
Dude that’s the R8 you bought and repaired.
?
Jackpot
Is the acura a bad buy or what do you Think?
With the lackluster sales of the new nsx and slightly used ones going for 130's .There's no point in purchasing this one for anything over 75k. Samcrac just destroyed any chance of an easy sale for this guy.
Coparts requires a broker. Brokers cost around $300. No different than getting a license. Thanks for sharing the website. But it's much more than what you bid in the auction
Hey Sam, love the content. What advice do you have to someone who wants to get started rebuilding cars??
This car was on copart for almost a year now lol. Keep up the good content Sam!!
5:10 the side seat airbag is also deployed by the looks of it
Sam there was a black acura nsx 1991 223,000 miles that sold from houston, texas co part a flooded car looked mint i know that if u try to start a flooded car u bend the pistons by sucking in water into the engine but if ur smart and dont start it all u have to do is pull the spsrk plugs out start the car and the engine will spit all the water out of the holes and ur fine that's my dream car i only just saw it from discovering co part from ur channel i would have just had the car towed to scotty kilmer houston mechanic to sort out Can u possibly find out how much it sold for ? Im gonna cry i know - probably like $10,000 cuz of the high miles/flooding Thanks
Great videos!!!
Awesome inflatable painting both
Another one of your videos providing knowledge about the salvage car market. I have learned a lot from your videos and hopefully will start shopping for a project next year. By the way; what's the status about the pizza cars. long time subscribers like myself are curious.
Really Cool video. I always Learn a lot from your Content. Thanks Sam!!
Great investigation and reporting!
Passenger seat airbag was deployed as well. Engine compartment also is not 100% OK on that Acura. Left cover on the picture is not 100% inline!
Love the channel and appreciate all the helpful info.
Always great information. Thanks.
I have a feeling that the person who purchased the NSX off of the insurance company bought it to repair it & make profit. He underestimated the market thinking the NSX’s would hold their value and turned down good offers. Since NSX’s aren’t selling so good and the prices have dropped he has to take less than expected. This could be a good buy for the right price
Some where out there there gatta be people who buy these just to park in their garage to look like their rich
NSX is a badass looking car makes the vet look like cavalier
it should, costs 3x-4x the money
Ahh finally, was waiting for this one!
I looked at the picture and thought it was your new project
I also have to ask if you know what the McLaren finished at? wouldn't you make a bucket of $ just on parts? The bid is at 20k. Im just curious.
Going all in on this NSX!
Hi Sam I am a constant viewer and I was just wondering if you could do a video on cars for first Time buyers with very little money (100$-5,000$) that’s the budget I will be working with, any help would be much appreciated. Thanks so much for the awesome videos!!
In addition to the curtain airbag going off the side one in the seat went off that you didn't mention.
The NSX has a mid-engine drivetrain so a damage like that to the rear wheel could possibly have a damaged motor.
How did the NSX go from 1600 to 2100 miles if it has a salvage title still? Wouldn't that mean a lot of illegal driving? Could they have towed it to a track and legally did some laps?
This is the Audi that Sam just revealed in his latest video! $32750! What a deal, I hope, but the next few videos will tell.
Samcrac, how would you fix a cracked frame? Is it even possible? What is it?
Sams back
This car is STILL on Copart as of 11/11/2018. Current bid is $18,100 (reserve not met) and Sale Date is 11/12/2018.
That carbon fiber wallet is awesome!
If it looks too good to be true, its too good to be true.
hey Sam! new fan here. do you sell any of these cars? I know you mentioned on other videos you are not a flipper. but im curious if you do sell eventually. and if so, do you try to make a profit or basically break even? thanks
You just gave me a new reason to LIVE😛, cause a fixer upper is the only route I can go to own anything near exotic LOL😂😂😂!!!
Do you have a dealer license to purchase from copart or do you buy out of state ?
Great video. Keep up the good work.
I'm watching a Pontiac G8 on Copart being sold by State Farm with a Buy It Now price. It is a hail damaged one with a clean title, not sure if that has any bearing on it.
Fuck yeah!! I loooooooove those cars, and have been plotting on how I could get my hands on one. I think you might've just given me the "in" that I need.
When do you reveal your supercar
....and I don't care.
Cool Guy it’s the R8 in this video
It’s the R8!
Car of the day is back?!
Never went anywhere I just don't do them as often
6:16 Don’t fall for it...That’s his R8 !! 😂
Reminds me of that c7 z06 corvette like a year ago witha 2 inch hole in the subframe and sold for like 8-9k
On the comercial if that was me i would have put my blade right threw those jeep tires lmfao. See how funny that is hahahaha