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On this episode of Counting Cards, Kevin and I brave a tough neighborhood for a
quick flip.
Looks like she had a little hard night last night, huh? Yeah, she got stolen
twice. Twice. A customer gets an unexpected surprise. Hit it, let's get
It's not starting.
And I finally pushed someone over the edge. You guys got a problem with
something? No, there's no problem.
Vegas is a gambling town.
Most people bet with chips.
I bet with rides.
Look at this. And I always go all in. Wow. What would you take for this?
I'm Dan, a .k .a. The Count. And this is my all -star team.
We find them, fix them, flip them.
Sometimes I eat them. This is 30G. I can't help myself.
For my crew, every job's high stakes.
And we can't afford to lose.
This is Counting Cards.
Yeah. That should be your thing, man. Yeah.
That should be a part of all the rest.
Absolutely, man.
Because I'm the best.
Man,
this is sweet.
How you doing, man? Nice bike.
I like that.
I like that.
You want to come over and talk to me about your bike?
I got you. I got you.
It's going to be a tough one, man.
Oh, man. See, he's getting away from us.
People don't usually stop the first time I try to pull them over. But my
business depends on the ability to find cars and bikes to flip. So I can't take
no for an answer.
He's pulling us. Oh, maybe he's going to pull over.
I don't know where he wants to pull over. I don't know. Right here. Right
He's probably shooting at the plate.
I just want to talk to you about the play.
I got you. I got no, I didn't want to. I didn't want to. I'm sorry, too, man. I
didn't want to. No, all good. Just nothing but love, man. Nothing but
compliments.
Absolutely.
I think we think I might have put this guy over.
Yeah.
He was nervous.
That's what it was. But I understand that. What are you guys looking for?
Absolutely. This is one of those situations where I don't want you to get
Well, he didn't strike me as that kind of guy. I know, dude, but you never
I have to talk to him. Oh, my God. I have to talk to him.
Usually after a couple times we try and get somebody to pull over, we bail.
Danny's so dead set on getting this guy to pull over.
Had me worried a little bit.
Brother, I didn't mean to make you nervous or anything like that. It's just
we're car guys and bike guys, and this bike's got so much style. I had to stop
and say hi. I'm Danny, by the way. Roger.
Roger. Kevin, come here a second, man.
I dig the look, man.
Nasty looking raw, but yet it's got so much style.
This is my dream come true right here. My first bike I ever built. You know, I
collect a few parts from here and there. Sure, sure.
Hand -me -down Evo motor, 80 cubic engine.
I love it. Man, they go all day long. In 1984, the Evolution engine was Harley
-Davidson's solution to save it from bankruptcy.
It was smoother, quieter, and more powerful than any other Harley engine
preceded it. It was an instant success.
You seem like the kind of guy that should be building stuff because this is
cool. Awesome, man. I love the raw, nasty look she's got. I believe I could
this bike for around 15 grand.
So if I can convince this guy to sell it to me for 10 grand, it's an instant
score. I got to ask you, would you ever want to sell this bike?
Oh, man, I never really thought about it. I'd really like to buy this bike
you. Kick me an offer. Okay. I'll give you $8 ,500 today.
Not a chance, Denny. For $8 ,500, I can't let go.
It's a little rough looking, but... I don't want to change a thing. I really
like the bike the way it is.
We got to start somewhere. What have you got in your mind?
I'll go to slow at 11.
Roger, you're on, brother.
I look forward to seeing your next bike. Absolutely, man. Next time I won't have
to chase you. Just ride it down to the shop and show me what you got.
I'm extremely happy to have scored this bike for $11 ,000 today.
This bike is cool, and I can't wait to get it back to the shop.
You must be Paulette. I am.
This gal, Paulette, came in today with the 1986 IROC Z28 Camaro.
Wow. Looks like she had a little hard night last night, huh? Yeah, she did.
had a couple rough nights, actually.
Now, what happened to her? She got stolen twice.
Twice? Twice. Two times. The second time the car was stolen, they put a brick on
the gas pedal and tied the seatbelt up around the steering wheel, and it was
going totally fast into a fence, just sitting there. running burning rubber
nobody in it can we look inside yeah oh yeah they did you some favors in there
yeah they did so we need a new dash new carpet you know what we need a new
interior how's that in my opinion this car deserves a little love and although
it's not as popular as some of the collector cars that we normally get in
shop The IROC is still a popular car to collect because there were less than 170
,000 of them made. Now, the IROC got its name from the International Race of
Champions, which was a huge race that many racing legends competed in, such as
Dale Earnhardt and Mario Andretti. I'm thinking we're going to be right about
35. I still got to look up all the parts. Plan on 40.
After I graduated college, my grandfather bought me the car of my
has so much personal meaning to me, so whatever it takes, I'm willing to pay.
We promise we'll take good care of her for you.
Earlier in the week, a customer came to the shop with a beat -up IROC that was
stolen and trashed by a bunch of hooligans.
The guys have been burning the midnight oil to give it a high -performance
overhaul, and we're adding a surprise custom feature that will guarantee it'll
never get stolen again.
While they finish up, Kevin and I are cruising one of the rougher
in Vegas looking for anything that catches our eye.
Man, we ain't finding nothing. I know. It's hot out. This neighborhood just has
nothing to offer.
What do you say we give it a few more minutes?
Yeah. I'm with you.
Don't wait.
What's that?
It's like an old Dodge Dart.
Now,
that's something you don't see every day. That thing's nice. I'm glad we saw
that, man.
This Dodge Dart got our attention from a block away. You can't miss that engine
sticking out of the hood.
I'm not even sure of the year of this. I'm going to guess 73.
Somebody put a lot of time and money into this, and it showed.
Hey, how you doing?
Oh, we didn't want to bother anybody or anything, but we just saw your car in
your driveway, man. You got any time to chew your ear about it?
No?
He told us.
You never know what's going to happen when you walk up to somebody's house and
knock on the door. But I got to say, this is probably the first time that I
to turn around and look at Kevin. I thought to myself, you know, we might
to just leave.
What do you think?
Do you want to take a stab at it?
I don't.
How you doing, man? What do you want? Just kind of wanted to talk to you about
your car for a minute. It's a beautiful car. What year is that?
72. 72? I was off, man. I said a 73. I was off by a year. I'm sorry to bug you.
I'm sorry. You kind of woke me up. Don, that's all right, man.
I'm Danny. This is Kevin, man. Thanks for coming out, man. I appreciate it.
Don't mean to bug you, but wow.
You got a badass car, man.
The Dodge Dart came out in 1960, and it was almost called the Zip.
Thankfully, Chrysler executives woke up and decided not to use that name. The
compact car was so popular that they decided to relaunch it in 2013.
Can we see under the hood?
Sure.
Oh, my gosh.
You don't even have a room for a sandwich in there.
800 horses.
Oh, wow.
Man, you got to be having fun with this. I have a problem with the overheating.
Oh, really? She running hot on you? Yeah, and I put on three fans. That
seem to work. We can help you with that. I've got a shop.
We'd take it up and down the street a couple times and see what the
gauge says it's doing.
Sure. Want to drive it?
Dude.
Yes,
I do.
Car guys look out for each other. Well, one of the things that you can do to
help another car guy out... Let's test drive this vehicle to see if maybe you
can diagnose what's going on with it. I hope you don't mind, but, you know,
we're going to push it a little bit to check the temperature out. You know what
I'm saying? You break it, you buy it.
I'm just hoping that I can turn this test drive into a quick flip.
You don't even have to do anything. It just goes.
800 horses.
I'll tell you.
Have you been pulled over anything yet? I play Santa Claus at Christmas time,
so. Yeah, nice.
I always look at her and say, you really going to pull over Santa?
Try to get back before it gets any warmer. Yeah.
It's starting to get up there a little bit.
Man. Oh, man.
How was it?
Dude.
This car will kick some Kardashian -sized ass. This thing is bad,
bad, bad.
Thank you for letting me take this thing around the corner. But I'm curious as
to if you would ever consider selling this car.
Well, you know, I have everything for sale for the right price.
I've got a number in my head.
If you hit it, you know, the bells will go off.
Would you look at a $15 ,000 offer? No.
Okay, all right. Is that number in your head you've got, is that top secret?
It's 20 grand.
20 grand. 20.
I don't know that I'm ready to go 20 today.
I really wanted this car, but the problem is I know that I couldn't sell
more than 20 grand. And with further customization, I'd be in too deep to
any kind of money on it. But the good news is, I think I picked up a new
customer. Maybe we can get it up to the shop and...
Is that your turtle over there, man? That's my desert tortoise. They're an
endangered species.
Look at him, dude. What's his name? Turtle.
What's up, buddy?
Does he bite?
If he bites you, we're going to have to cut his head off because they're like
snapping turtles. They don't let go.
Are you serious? Yeah. Oh, my God.
I love it. You never know what you're going to find.
Well, let's do this, man. Let's get her down to the shop and let us tinker with
this cooling system thing. See if we can't get that leveled out for you.
a great idea.
Fair enough.
Thank you. Man, I appreciate you coming out and taking us for a ride and talking
about your car. You missed the ride, though. I know.
I'm okay with that.
I know how he drives.
Shannon, my brother, how you doing, my man? What you working on, brother?
Remember that bike?
They had, like, pinstripes and an eyeball.
Hand -painted artwork on it, like Frankenstein hand, a bone, a straight
I don't want to change a thing. I really like the bike the way it is.
Yep, that's the one.
I'm really confused right now because I didn't want to change a thing on it. It
was cool.
How did this happen?
Scott had said we were changing some things on it.
I got to call Kevin.
Sit tight, brother.
I've never had anything like this happen before. I don't know who screwed up.
But I'm pretty sure it wasn't me. Who's making the creative decisions on this?
Scott? He's the one saying do this and do that?
So we were told.
We just assumed it was coming from you.
What's the matter with him? I don't get this.
Just hold on on everything until we figure out what's going on, okay?
Good deal. Thank you, guys. I appreciate it.
I really like the way that bike was.
I mean, it was perfectly ratty. It had my kind of dank all over it. That's the
whole reason why I tried to get that bike so hard in the first place.
So if Scott went and made changes on it without consulting me first, he better
have a good reason.
So, the rat bike.
Is that the crayon bike? Yeah.
Yeah, the whole reason I got that bike was just because it was cool.
There's not even a work order on this bike.
Explain that.
I have a work order. I had a customer who contacted us about building a bike.
Oh, okay.
I sent some photos of it.
Okay. We went back and forth, and we were going to be able to flip it for
$25. Okay. How much of a deposit did you get out of this guy so we can pay for
these parts?
I didn't take it.
I built my own rule of all rules. So we got no deposit money? Where's the guy,
though? Where's the guy? He's out of New Jersey.
And is he still a player?
Dude, I started contacting him. I can't get him to answer the phone, no email,
nothing.
Normally, we take deposits on projects.
We get money for parts, money for labor.
On this particular project, we got no deposit.
So I'm a little scared right now because this is one person's vision on how this
bike should be, and that limits your buyers.
I tell you what, all I want is to just give him a moment of that. Okay.
On this rat rod bike, I didn't know he wanted to keep it just as is. Now I'm
deep in the bike. I'm hoping it doesn't screw up my quarter.
I'll tell you, I really...
myself on this one.
I'll find a buyer.
I got fake.
I don't know if he's ever going to get that money back.
While the guys are putting the finishing touches on Paulette's eye rot, Scott is
trying to get his ass out of the doghouse. He broke his own rules. He
take any customer's deposit and screwed us in the process.
All the custom fabrication work is done on this bike. The artwork is coming out
beautiful. I just know that Scott is saying his prayers that that custom gold
leaf work that Ryan and Horny Mark are doing on his bike is going to help sell
it.
Hi. There she is. Are you ready to go out and cause some trouble on the
Oh, hell yes.
Yeah? Go ahead and check and make sure it hasn't been stolen again. I know.
Come on, man. We've been working around the clock on this IROC, and we finally
got it finished. Right, all right.
I can't wait for Paulette to see how she came out.
Bring that baby out.
Come to mama.
There's my baby.
Your baby.
I love it.
Wow. I never imagined it to look this good.
Better Tech TV.
Yeah, brother.
This is a wicked -looking car. Yeah.
We've gone through all the rubber, all the trim, did the crazy blackout wheel
setup.
Your window's blacked out.
I always wanted the windows tinted. Sweet. The body's as straight as an
and that black is deep.
We redid all the interior.
Yeah, check out the inside. I mean, it's all back to what it was when you bought
it. Wow.
Everything that had been ripped out when it had been stolen the last time, all
of that is brand new. Look at the dashboard. It's one piece.
It's amazing to see it in one piece. All the damage they've done before and to
see it look like this. I couldn't ask for anything better.
I've got to lift the hood. I just have to.
Wow.
Detail everything up underneath. It's all brand new.
You're now looking at a 383 stroker Chevy motor, aluminum heads.
This is a little over 450 horse now, which should be about two of your other
engines. Wow.
Well, what do you say we take this beautiful baby out for a putt? All
How's that? Yes.
Are you ready? I am.
Hit it. Let's get it.
Well.
It's not starting.
What's going on? What is going on? It won't turn on.
Why not? I don't know.
I know. How many times did you say this car was stolen? It's been stolen twice.
Twice? Yeah.
Not anymore. You know why?
Why? Put a hidden kill switch in it now. A kill switch? Hidden kill switch.
Really? Yeah. What's that?
It's a switch that disables the whole car like it is right now. Wow. And
can steal it because nobody knows where the switch is except you.
I'm going to tell you where the switch is. I bet you're dying to know. I do. I
want to drive this thing. I'm going to show you right now. All right.
But nobody else gets to know. Okay.
All right.
You are ready to terrorize.
I need the title for the rat -rod bike. I think I have somebody to buy the bike.
For that bike? Right now, he's on his way. He should be here in less than five
minutes. Give him direction. Can you make us some money on that? Well, here's
copy of it.
I need the original.
Don't lose the sale.
Well, don't jinx me before it happens. I'm not. I'm throwing Mojo. Give me my
money back. Get Mojo on you. This rat -rod bike, you know, I drove a project
our own dollar. I had a customer lined up. Backed out.
So, I have a potential buyer for the bike.
And, you know, I'm pretty nervous right now.
Because I really need him to save my ass.
Bring me out the rat rod, please.
Let's tune in.
Let's see how he does.
Scott's more of a numbers guy than a great salesman, so this could be
interesting. What do you think, man? What do you think?
I told you the pictures didn't do it justice. No, not at all. No, it's a
beautiful bike.
All right, here we go, and we're off. We did so much fabrication from scratch on
this.
We made a custom headlight mount right here.
We also made the tank from scratch. We put this custom piece of trim on it. We
pulled it off a car. I think it's from a 53 Chevy.
The paint job is just amazing.
I got a great leather guy. He made me a cheap, put brand new brakes on it, front
and rear, brand new controls, lower, brand new uppers. Slow down, slow down.
So did you make all this stuff? Did you make it here in your shop? Yeah,
everything you see on here, we actually fabbed here. He seemed a little
frazzled. Yeah. He seemed a little frazzled. He was nervous.
Well, the good news is the buyer's still standing there looking at it. Yeah. It
really is beautiful, and it runs like a dream.
All right, so talk to me about the engine. It's a RevTech.
It's an Evo. Evo, yeah. What size?
You've surpassed my technical skills.
I don't know what he's up to.
He's coming his way.
You guys look like little kids. I need some help. What's going on? Going okay?
don't know the size of the motor, so I need the big dog. It's very rare a
customer catches me wrong. Just one more peg in my death coffin with this bike.
It's like I go get the count to save my ass.
Sure is pretty.
Yeah, it is. What can I answer for you on this?
Motor. 80 -inch Evo, it's fast because it's light, and it's really dependable.
I've ridden this, and it is tight and right and runs great.
What are you thinking?
Somewhere around 24.
When it comes for this bike, nah, it's a little light. Honestly, I'm thinking a
little bit more around 29. Like I said, I mean, we've got a ton of fabrication
into this. I mean, look at the seat alone, the stitching on the seat.
I'm telling you, this bike fits you, man. You look good on this.
What do you think, 28?
Let's go somewhere in the middle there. You got cash?
Yep, cash.
26.
When Billy paused real hard, man, I was like, just give me my money and get the
out.
Done.
Done. Okay. Good with that?
Absolutely. I'm glad you dig it, man. I'm glad you did. A lot of bikes for the
money. I think 26 is a very fair price. I think I got the better end of the
deal. It seemed like they needed to move it. Any custom bike you're going to get
built, it's going to take months. So I'm really excited I got a bike now that I
can take out that's ready to go.
Unbelievable.
What's up?
We made some money.
Oh, really? He just got his ass out of the front.
I can't believe it.
Hold on. Hold on one second. Let me just tell you how it goes.
You do the paperwork. I'm off to the bar. Later.
Gladly. I could go broke buying him a beer.
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