You two are always upbeat and positive. I love the fact that at the end of a hard day in the burning sun you’re cheerful and looking forward to the next day. Good attitude. Great spirit.
I do wonder if you guys missed a big chance by not lifting that burned shell off the chassis to scrap it and then shipping the rolling chassis back home. Could have left the engine / transmission in place to work on later. That chassis HAS to be worth a lot of cash. But whatever, you guys did the hard yards with what you needed. 👍👍
You guys really did get everything you could off the RV, and scrapping the rest to make a little money back. As always impressive work, can't wait to this build come together.
i would have pulled all those lower coach doors. those get damaged easily just using the rv and driving it around. Id bet those would sell as replacement pieces
No one could ever say the Niko brothers are afraid of work, You are definitely part of the 1% group because 99% of us would not even attempt doing this, including myself.. Great job Gentlemen
My Daughters Father in law had one for a while here in the UK. They got stuck all over the place because of the size. They had to get rid in the end & now have a much smaller 6 wheeler on a Fiat Ducato chassis. Best of luck guys. Will follow this one. Subbed. Regards. Steve.
As a born and raised So Californian, I can tell you at least it's a dry heat. Now that I live in Tennessee I can say I really love So Cal weather much better.
Great stuff guys.. But, i think i would have taken all the old burnt stuff off the chassis, left the engine and running gear, then turn the whole thing into a trailer to be towed back.
PLAN FOR NEXT TIME: Use RV that you own; drive across country. Pull empty trailer and fill it with parts removed form dismantle. Drive RV and trailer back home. Saved: air fare; hotel; out meals; shipping fees for parts back to S.C. Has to be less expensive, don't you think? Really enjoy you guys and your willingness to express your faith.
You can figure out a minimum of one dollar per mile for fuel. remember to double the distance because you have to get home. So 3000 miles equals $6000 just for fuel. That does not include the word and tear on your unit.
wow sure a lot of work and dirty but for the price for the parts to fix the other one still some work to go and what did you get for what was left for scrap?
I would have taken a whole lot more parts off of that burned camper before I junked it. Wheels, electrical parts, trim parts, structural members, etc. It would have been a whole lot lighter going to the scrap yard.
You brothers have jumped the 🦈
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Surely you boys will be saving those aluminum rims correct? Love the content and love the channel 🏁
They did say in the last video they were going to but wether they take them off at the scrap yard I dunno
This has to be a first for TH-cam.
You two are always upbeat and positive. I love the fact that at the end of a hard day in the burning sun you’re cheerful and looking forward to the next day. Good attitude. Great spirit.
i agree with you they are so hard working guys.♥
I would have got a 30 yard dumpster & got rid of the body & kept the frame & axles
Should start calling you guys the RV Brothers seem to be knocking them out left and right.
I do wonder if you guys missed a big chance by not lifting that burned shell off the chassis to scrap it and then shipping the rolling chassis back home. Could have left the engine / transmission in place to work on later. That chassis HAS to be worth a lot of cash.
But whatever, you guys did the hard yards with what you needed. 👍👍
Good stuff guys. Can't wait to see the finished product. Loving the new music too 😊
Courage at 150% at work, thats what i see. Keep it up guys !
You guys really did get everything you could off the RV, and scrapping the rest to make a little money back. As always impressive work, can't wait to this build come together.
NO PANEL DOORS TAKEN AND REAR END???
i would have pulled all those lower coach doors. those get damaged easily just using the rv and driving it around. Id bet those would sell as replacement pieces
No one could ever say the Niko brothers are afraid of work, You are definitely part of the 1% group because 99% of us would not even attempt doing this, including myself.. Great job Gentlemen
Great job with the teardown Mike & Ivan. Another awesome project. Stay safe and God Bless.
You could use the chassis to mount another 4 door cab and bed for a new car hauler.
My Daughters Father in law had one for a while here in the UK. They got stuck all over the place because of the size. They had to get rid in the end & now have a much smaller 6 wheeler on a Fiat Ducato chassis. Best of luck guys. Will follow this one. Subbed.
Regards.
Steve.
Juon
Walking to the forklift “Gonna do some sketchy shit, do da” 🎶🎵😂
Think I’ve said it before, but youse guys are fearless. 👍
da two yutes do good
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As a born and raised So Californian, I can tell you at least it's a dry heat. Now that I live in Tennessee I can say I really love So Cal weather much better.
Pay to play looking good .. rear end worth a lot but ya'll know value so gitter done and love watching thanks
Every new build you guys get crazier and crazier!!!! Love it!!! Your channel is the best you guys, keep it up!!!
Its good having great family in California !!
Good work, girls!
You guys pointed out the exact reason I'll never buy a front engine class A you can't work on the engine been there done that
You guys are really talented. This is amazing work. Very entertaining
i'm from California, south of Fresno. i know that heat that you're feeling. it will drain you. nice team work. please reveal the scrap yard price.
Lovely, lots of spare parts👍👍
I love how you take the two wrecks and build one. It’s very interesting.
I love watching you guys work. Very talented.
that was a fun episode😊
good work guys ...
I notice that you kept Mike well away from the forklift in case he scraped anything lol.
for sure
Fresno during the Summer is typically 80 - 100 Degrees F.
Thanks guys for the update. As always an impressive work, I hope the next episode is ready.👍🤟
You guys are awesome
Super good you can be with familly there.. Thanks a lot for the video. Michell. Norway 👍😊
I hope you guys salvage the wheels from the shell and maybe take the back panel. I'd think those things would be worth hauling back to South Carolina.
Nice guys so amazing🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
That was the Sketchiest and Coolest thing at the same time, you guys kick ass!!
That is a massive project! Progress is progress!
Amazing job guys!
Loved it guys work hard play hard
Love it
your RV re,build are great
That all looked pretty sketchy! I hope you guys get all that stuff back to SC without injury! Stay safe Bros.!
Well this time I don't see anything that belongs to ME . SCRUBS say NIKO BROS OTAY |
Very nicely done! Done ✅
Great stuff guys.. But, i think i would have taken all the old burnt stuff off the chassis, left the engine and running gear, then turn the whole thing into a trailer to be towed back.
Well done you guys ✅
I would take the wheels too, front and rear axle.
You need to save rims and access doors
Extremely proud of you guys. Hey you remind me of my brother and me... without the success...lol
Keep up the great work.
PS im glad that wasn't MY ladder .
Interesting. Long drive for you guys to Fresno, been there many times
Great job! Curious as to How Much is the engine and/or transmission are worth, with what kind of mileage on them?
Take the compartment doors out.
PLAN FOR NEXT TIME: Use RV that you own; drive across country. Pull empty trailer and fill it with parts removed form dismantle. Drive RV and trailer back home. Saved: air fare; hotel; out meals; shipping fees for parts back to S.C. Has to be less expensive, don't you think? Really enjoy you guys and your willingness to express your faith.
You can figure out a minimum of one dollar per mile for fuel. remember to double the distance because you have to get home. So 3000 miles equals $6000 just for fuel. That does not include the word and tear on your unit.
Love the content, you guys always amaze me
wow sure a lot of work and dirty but for the price for the parts to fix the other one still some work to go and what did you get for what was left for scrap?
I would of thought you would of kept chassis and running year cleaning the debris from it would of been easy to a point
You need to go check out classic RV on TH-cam you might have an idea there that would help you
Wrong TH-cam name sorry it's class a living
I probably would’ve cut the front frame off that with the front suspension… Looks like you might need those along with the rear wheels
👍 Nice
Цікаві проекти, і канал цікавий, ви молодці що наважуєтесь на таку складну роботу. З нетерпінням чекаю на продовження .
You guys smaze me!!
If you like the cosy warm feeling of a real fire, buy a Winnebago
I thought you were going to save the rear wall, tires and wheels. Changed your mind?
Think at this rate you two guys can write repair manual for fire damage/ crashed RVs.
Niko guys are you going to put some parts on the school from RV
Where do you get the music for your great videos?
Funny video 😂funny funny 😂👍🇬🇧👍😎✔️
Hey guys I would be interested in the mirrors if your selling them.
I would took the ladder and the tail lights and the wheels
we took them off
Thought you would have had the wheels.
Hey, what about those rims???????
Here in California we have 2 seasons hot and very hot 🔥 🥵 🖖
:) Nice
Are the tires any good that’s about $10,000
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The wheels might fetch more money if you can remove them.
What about the rims ? Are you going to keep them?
did y'all finish the VW bug so what will u do with this camper when it done
Yes we did and we sold it
The bug and the burnt truck that y'all painted red was the two favorite ones of mine
JUST CUT THE WHOLE FRONT END OFF DOWN TO FRAME GUT INTERIOR AND DO SAME FOR REAR
ROLLIT ON THE TRAILER
I think you got at least double your money back in parts
You didn't take all the parts off yet, back half with ladder,rear lights, wheels and tires, you go buy those parts there expensive.
you make a very difficult job look not so difficult.
Why not load it on a Flat Bed, take the entire RV home and dismantle there?
You might checkout the TH-cam channel "Jimmy's World" He is giving his RV away and he is in Tampa!
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DOORS FROM BODY PANELS???????????????????
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TAKE PICS OF DISSASSEMBY
SEND GEN OUT FOR SAFETY CHECK AND RECONDITIONED
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wow awesome work. hope you will be keeping all the tires and rims ?
I would have taken a whole lot more parts off of that burned camper before I junked it. Wheels, electrical parts, trim parts, structural members, etc. It would have been a whole lot lighter going to the scrap yard.
It still is a lot of work. You fellows see the possibilities. You have the skills and experience to see projects through. Thank you for sharing. 😊
Hoping you save the Alcoa rims and tires! Big dollars there! Lot of work.
Great channel , good job 👍 sounds like A lot of fun
Yous boys are living life gr8 proud ey yous