That just tells me that Dougie's getting better every single time he builds one of these motors He's already good but he's almost a master in his own right now 👍✌️🤘
Once the car is disassembled for a repaint, the repairs need done. Hasn't run since 91 probably gonna need engine work. Mark you bought it right. Especially you. You are a restoration shop people don't comprehend the cost of parts and even materials these days.
Mark, send that guy the jacket, a couple of t-shirts, a ball cap and the other 500.00. He served our country for crying out loud and were it not for the damage he would have easily sold that car in todays market for 20k
That roof held up pretty well considering. My Uncle has an '87 Chevy R20 Scottsdale. We had a record ice storm in late Autumn long before the trees would start shedding their leaves. There are two massive pecan trees next to the shop/garage. One lost two of its biggest branches due to the extreme weight of the ice compounded by the leaves (they would've never snapped if they had no leaves). The biggest one came down right over the pickup and the car port. The roof took a direct hit, causing the branch to snap in half (which was three feet wide at that point). The center of the roof was pushed down about a foot and none of the glass ever cracked or shattered. The top section of the rear panel was pulled forward, but never broke the seal of the rear window. The top edges of the door frames were pulled towards the center but did not break seal of the doors. That roof was stout! If the pickup hadn't been there, the car port and my Uncle's '89 Pontiac 6000 LE would've been pancaked. If it had been a more modern pickup, the roof would be on the floorboard of the cab! The other branch came down towards the front side of the pickup and car port. Fortunately, it didn't hit them, but did take out the power lines for the house and shop/garage. I purchased the pickup afterwards since my Uncle can no longer drive due to health issues. I've had people tell me that only way to fix the roof on the pickup is to swap the cab. 🙄 Of course they were trying to set me up to sell cheap so they can fix it for themselves. Well, my 20 years as an Air Force Vehicle Mechanic made me wise to the morons who try to scam people. So I would tell them exactly how the roof can be fixed and there is absolutely no reason to swap the cab. And it's not for sale. It is mine and I'm going to fix it because I have always wanted a classic squarebody pickup. Especially a long bed with the heavy duty package (learned about that when we were replacing the front rotors.....heavy duty package had bigger rotors).
I remember a 68 Charger always parked in this driveway on the way to the corner store. One day it was gone. Months later I saw I off a curve on a side road but the car had cleared the ditch and was on someone’s front lawn.
I used to park next to a kids '68 charger in high school, in the early 90's. He lived just the next town over. IIRC he was selling it for around 10k. Looked used but very good. It had a 440 but wasn't an r/t so it must to had an engine swap. Could of just been an original 318 car I suppose. My folks had one when I was a baby. Mom slid off the road in the winter, ran into a poll and I ended up on the floor. Too poor for a baby seat I guess lol. That was back when they were just "old junk used cars".
There's no way he stole that car for $5,500 lol but it makes for good tv. With the internet, everyone and their brother can find a cars ballpark value inside an hour and narrow it right down within a couple hundred bucks within three or four haha. He wouldn't give her away like that. This is cool though, another episode I missed somehow. I'm sure they used such low numbers like that, to help show their not really disclosing the info to the public 5k as is/ 15k if it didn't have a crushed roof haha! Yeah sure, like we can buy all original and well documented super bees like that with 20k miles for 15k hahahaha. We all wish.;) Mark wouldn't have a business if that was anywhere near true. :D
Truth be told that's probably more than what that old guy paid for that car when he bought it new get on him I'm glad he got his money back it should be a very nice car when it's done and you know it'll probably be worth three to four times that much
Mark went out there gushing about this car and then realized that it needed extensive work. The roof is a major part of the car and he will need to blend a new roof in with the quarter panels or replace the quarter panels. The door is another issue. Also, the car is absolutely featureless. No AC, no power brakes, no power steering, no power windows.
Gee, I'd give 5,500 for that car. My Cuda was straight but had a ton of rust, missing the whole front-end etc. I've spent nearly 10k in new AMD sheet metal and bumpers etc.
Owner doesn’t seem to value it. Why doesn’t he pay to fix it up? Shame it has a crushed roof. Roof is an easy fix. Talk about low balling. Better to repair it then sell it. Robbery at $5500 because without it they have nothing.
I call bullshit on the not having a panther pink car on the lot. First season first episode, mark bought a 1970 Super Bee in Eugene, Oregon, that was orange painted over pink. Will lied.
I'd also suggest to remove the big banners that were added on at the bottom of the screen, e.g. when showing the different cuda cars at the beginning. Hides details, takes real estate and does not bring value to the audience.
Good buy Mark
Cousin Dougie has truly mastered the deer in the headlights look!
It’s really nice to have Marks face plastered everywhere must give the employees a lot of encouragement, inspiration and happiness
The poster of Mark in the paint area is hilarious, love this show.
This is the kind of show I like 👍🏾! Details! And more details!
That just tells me that Dougie's getting better every single time he builds one of these motors He's already good but he's almost a master in his own right now 👍✌️🤘
I’ve subscribed! Thoroughly enjoying your videos. Brings back the days!!! Amazing work to bring them back. I’d love to know their histories!
Mark:- ''You're fresh in from up there aint ya'' and Dougie looks up😂
Jokes on you Mark! 😂😂🤣🤣
Happy New Year to all you guy's, thanks for the video's.
Great channel to watch all the best for 2022 from Holland
So true, it's a great channel!!
Happy New Year to everyone on the crew,tyvm for all the entertaining videos,looking forward to another year of your videos
WOW,Mark awesome barn find..you really lucked out on this!
It’s why we pay so much to have a period car, to get back to the days we love and when driving one you are back in the 60’s and ftw!!!
Great low mileage barn find. At $5500 - that’s a deal for sure.
Wow he ripped that guy off!
Love those Daytona's !!!!!!
What a bargain at 5500; well done Weldon.
Mark is a certified wingnut but he knows Mopars !
Once the car is disassembled for a repaint, the repairs need done. Hasn't run since 91 probably gonna need engine work. Mark you bought it right. Especially you. You are a restoration shop people don't comprehend the cost of parts and even materials these days.
Mark, send that guy the jacket, a couple of t-shirts, a ball cap and the other 500.00. He served our country for crying out loud and were it not for the damage he would have easily sold that car in todays market for 20k
It's not Mark who has a crazy cousin. It's Doug who has one.
That roof held up pretty well considering. My Uncle has an '87 Chevy R20 Scottsdale. We had a record ice storm in late Autumn long before the trees would start shedding their leaves. There are two massive pecan trees next to the shop/garage. One lost two of its biggest branches due to the extreme weight of the ice compounded by the leaves (they would've never snapped if they had no leaves). The biggest one came down right over the pickup and the car port. The roof took a direct hit, causing the branch to snap in half (which was three feet wide at that point). The center of the roof was pushed down about a foot and none of the glass ever cracked or shattered. The top section of the rear panel was pulled forward, but never broke the seal of the rear window. The top edges of the door frames were pulled towards the center but did not break seal of the doors. That roof was stout! If the pickup hadn't been there, the car port and my Uncle's '89 Pontiac 6000 LE would've been pancaked. If it had been a more modern pickup, the roof would be on the floorboard of the cab! The other branch came down towards the front side of the pickup and car port. Fortunately, it didn't hit them, but did take out the power lines for the house and shop/garage.
I purchased the pickup afterwards since my Uncle can no longer drive due to health issues. I've had people tell me that only way to fix the roof on the pickup is to swap the cab. 🙄 Of course they were trying to set me up to sell cheap so they can fix it for themselves. Well, my 20 years as an Air Force Vehicle Mechanic made me wise to the morons who try to scam people. So I would tell them exactly how the roof can be fixed and there is absolutely no reason to swap the cab. And it's not for sale. It is mine and I'm going to fix it because I have always wanted a classic squarebody pickup. Especially a long bed with the heavy duty package (learned about that when we were replacing the front rotors.....heavy duty package had bigger rotors).
I remember a 68 Charger always parked in this driveway on the way to the corner store. One day it was gone. Months later I saw I off a curve on a side road but the car had cleared the ditch and was on someone’s front lawn.
I used to park next to a kids '68 charger in high school, in the early 90's. He lived just the next town over. IIRC he was selling it for around 10k. Looked used but very good. It had a 440 but wasn't an r/t so it must to had an engine swap. Could of just been an original 318 car I suppose. My folks had one when I was a baby. Mom slid off the road in the winter, ran into a poll and I ended up on the floor. Too poor for a baby seat I guess lol. That was back when they were just "old junk used cars".
Oh man I could put tandems under that GTX cut the roof off put on a glass bubble top and some tail fins from a 69 caddy it would be a bad ass
5500.00? Do you even have a conscience, Mark?
Dude it is worth 7k. I use to sale cars and Mark is using the same tactics it is very unfortunate.
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I remember this episode. I wonder what became of car.
Ok now that’s taking advantage , are you kidding me ? 5500$ for a Super Bee one owner 29xxx miles ? Yeah nor
Not really taking advantage. The extensive work the car needs he got a deal but it is a strip car and not a 60s super bee.
Something tells me that guy never got the jacket.
@graveyardcarz - since u and dougie found a 1971 super bee and just wondering will it be restored as well
I'd make him an offer on that sweet F-250 as well.
There's no way he stole that car for $5,500 lol but it makes for good tv. With the internet, everyone and their brother can find a cars ballpark value inside an hour and narrow it right down within a couple hundred bucks within three or four haha. He wouldn't give her away like that. This is cool though, another episode I missed somehow. I'm sure they used such low numbers like that, to help show their not really disclosing the info to the public 5k as is/ 15k if it didn't have a crushed roof haha! Yeah sure, like we can buy all original and well documented super bees like that with 20k miles for 15k hahahaha. We all wish.;) Mark wouldn't have a business if that was anywhere near true. :D
1970 daytona charger , huh. new one every day! smh lmfao
Truth be told that's probably more than what that old guy paid for that car when he bought it new get on him I'm glad he got his money back it should be a very nice car when it's done and you know it'll probably be worth three to four times that much
Mark went out there gushing about this car and then realized that it needed extensive work. The roof is a major part of the car and he will need to blend a new roof in with the quarter panels or replace the quarter panels. The door is another issue. Also, the car is absolutely featureless. No AC, no power brakes, no power steering, no power windows.
Mark used to be a gogo male exodic dancer
Gee, I'd give 5,500 for that car. My Cuda was straight but had a ton of rust, missing the whole front-end etc. I've spent nearly 10k in new AMD sheet metal and bumpers etc.
Owner doesn’t seem to value it. Why doesn’t he pay to fix it up? Shame it has a crushed roof. Roof is an easy fix. Talk about low balling. Better to repair it then sell it. Robbery at $5500 because without it they have nothing.
As already stated id of paid Bob full price and a mechandice package
maybe even more
I call bullshit on the not having a panther pink car on the lot. First season first episode, mark bought a 1970 Super Bee in Eugene, Oregon, that was orange painted over pink. Will lied.
Mark I'd like to work for you
I love your show! But you should be ashamed of yourself! You robbed that veteran out of his car!
That is a Charger not a Super Bee.
Way too cheap, should be in the 20k range... Update: little over 5000 built with 8.9% were that green color.
Too much music...... Spoilt this episode.
I'd also suggest to remove the big banners that were added on at the bottom of the screen, e.g. when showing the different cuda cars at the beginning. Hides details, takes real estate and does not bring value to the audience.
Car is worth $6000
Maybe turn up the music, jeeez unwatchable.
Please loose the rock music
Yeah not watching this anymore