Dude! You are my new favorite UA-cam restoration channel ever since FlyingWheels decided to just put out Copart commercials. I’ve learned more from you in two videos than most channels.
@@davidslee101 Thank a lot for the support, I really appreciate it. Looking forward to putting out more valuable content in the near future. Do you flip cars also?
It’s Nice of You Putting it Back To Road Safety And Reliable. Timing . water pump . Belts Suspension etc As I seen in your Current Videos .. Not A lot Out there With Care like That . Respect Much Respect G 👊🏼
@@JorgeGonzalez-gb5im Very possible, but I haven’t ordered from rock auto directly in more than 7 years, my online parts I ordered directly from EBay or Amazon.
@@johntran1831 not exactly, the car nut guy did an episode on this gen Camry that was dealer maintained and it ended up getting a new engine. The point I'm trying to make is if you are buying a car specifically for reliability, this gen Camry isn't the way to go. And given it's a Toyota, that's the main reason why people buy them. But hopefully this buyer doesn't have major issues, or only has to add a quart every oil change.
@@racequad9 you are right about that old car have many issues. After more than 15yrs of service I'm counting my blessing every year that it won't break down. My car is 2006 Le V6 is da bomb. 😆 🤣
@@johntran1831 honestly, I feel the older cars (a lot but not all) are better. They are easier and cheaper to work on. My neighbor has a 2010 Ford fusion hybrid and those are known to have reliable engines, plus their hybrid system is borrowed from Toyota. He has 275k miles and has only replaced the throttle body, cv axles, brakes, and the normal maintenance. I wouldn't own anything new Ford now though except maybe a 5.0 f-150.
Buenas tardes, le consulto cuantos vehículo puedo comprar y vender al año ? me indica un amigo que si compro 6 o mas solo puedo vender 5 máximos al año en el estado de Alabama y en Florida es 3 por persona año, saludos y gracias.
@@frankvidal2150 Great question, to be honest I had to use google translate to read you comment, please next translate to English. I sell cars through a dealership. Yes different states have selling limitations you can inquire from your local motor vehicle or county clerk department.
@@mejalli911 Sounds like you may have had one to many bad experiences. I have been able to get cars at deals all in 50-70 % of the value. It definitely works for me if you use it right.
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Nice complete video and I know the paint is not perfect but many people just want a reliable car and this is it. Great job!!!
@@speromanusosjr21 Thank you very much, I would have to agree.
Dude! You are my new favorite UA-cam restoration channel ever since FlyingWheels decided to just put out Copart commercials.
I’ve learned more from you in two videos than most channels.
@@davidslee101 Thank a lot for the support, I really appreciate it. Looking forward to putting out more valuable content in the near future.
Do you flip cars also?
THIS VIDEO NEED 100k plus views n likes cause naa you working my boy im trying get like you
@@shoot2wavy689 🙏 Thank you, just start, that’s the most important part, you get more and more comfortable as time goes.
It’s Nice of You Putting it Back To Road Safety And Reliable. Timing . water pump . Belts Suspension etc As I seen in your Current Videos ..
Not A lot Out there With Care like That . Respect Much Respect G 👊🏼
@@Babil00786 Thanks for taking notice, absolutely. I want to make money at the end of the day, but safety is priority.
@@FlipAutoXperts Gr8 Work Brotha 👊🏼
I really like this kind of content, keep posting this video ma man and you doing a great job, Your followers from DUBAI 😊
@@mofateh7395 I really appreciate it, thanks for checking out my channel.
Wow I don’t flip or fix cars and enjoyed every bit of this video front to end. Really cool process.
@@abkromah1834 Thanks a lot we appreciate you taking the time to check out our video.
Keep up great work more beautiful flipping I'm waiting for you 😊😊😊❤❤
@@grupposoleblufranto7971 Thank you very much, I really appreciate it.
Thank you for the good content, you do an awesome job can’t wait to see the next one!!
@@raywink408 Thank you very much for checking out my channel.
Realy nice work ❤
@@MattHam62 Thank you, I appreciate it.
Nice work 🤘👍
@@WaynesAdventure Thank you very much.
Came out pretty nice.
@@QueensK718 Thank you.
I have a 2004 Toyota Camry le 163000 miles drives like a dream one of my mechanics said u have a very strong vehicle
@@trapps75 I agree, Toyota’s are at the top of the list in terms of reliability.
Great job man keep these videos coming
@@momofashion8992 Thanks for the feedback.
Nice work bro
Thanks 🔥
They really needed a car. Glad you could help them. I thank God I don't have to buy a car like that
@@jameswright7755 Yes, different circumstances for different people.
Very informative! Great content!
@@mkomara Thanks a lot.
But where do you sell them? A normal non shop/dealer would have trouble selling?
@@trounbyfire Great question, I am partnered with a local dealer, so sell through the dealership. I post and advertise cars online.
@FlipAutoXperts thx for replying.
A great job 👍
@@amabialiibrahim4574 Thank you very much for the feedback and watching the video.
Well done.
@@F.Kom865 I appreciate it.
Do you buy with dealer license or do you use a broker you can recommend for regular buyers?
@@Jodez23 I use to broker, now I buy through a dealer license.
@@FlipAutoXperts is there a broker you recommend?
@@Jodez23 I have used the following broker a few years back hopefully the process is still smooth and on point.
buywreckedcars.com/
hey my man you said the parts are from ebay but I see rockauto tape sealing the box??
@@JorgeGonzalez-gb5im Very possible, but I haven’t ordered from rock auto directly in more than 7 years, my online parts I ordered directly from EBay or Amazon.
Do you need a video editor and thumbnail maker ?
@@3ala164 Thanks for the message, but not looking for one at this time.
How much was the tow
@@kingfuego8181 $500 for the tow. Not bad for 525 miles distance.
Which copmany are you using for transfer ?
@@ibrahimnm2694 I met a Transporter through Montway Auto Transport that does a lot of my shipping.
Can you bid without a license?
@@DamianO-f1x Yes use the filter no license required in the search to see inventory that are open to the public.
your in tennessee?! me too. what city ?
@@olyaxe.s yes, I’m in Knoxville TN.
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@@serc1237 thanks for watching.
Dont these gen Camrys have oil consumption issues?
Of course only if you don't maintain it.😮
@@racequad9 I’m not sure what year exactly but yes, as well as some Kia’s, Honda’s and the list goes on. Every manufacturer has the set of issues.
@@johntran1831 not exactly, the car nut guy did an episode on this gen Camry that was dealer maintained and it ended up getting a new engine. The point I'm trying to make is if you are buying a car specifically for reliability, this gen Camry isn't the way to go. And given it's a Toyota, that's the main reason why people buy them. But hopefully this buyer doesn't have major issues, or only has to add a quart every oil change.
@@racequad9 you are right about that old car have many issues. After more than 15yrs of service I'm counting my blessing every year that it won't break down. My car is 2006 Le V6 is da bomb. 😆 🤣
@@johntran1831 honestly, I feel the older cars (a lot but not all) are better. They are easier and cheaper to work on. My neighbor has a 2010 Ford fusion hybrid and those are known to have reliable engines, plus their hybrid system is borrowed from Toyota. He has 275k miles and has only replaced the throttle body, cv axles, brakes, and the normal maintenance. I wouldn't own anything new Ford now though except maybe a 5.0 f-150.
thank you boss for video
@@ibrahimnm2694 Thank you for watching boss.
Buenas tardes, le consulto cuantos vehículo puedo comprar y vender al año ? me indica un amigo que si compro 6 o mas solo puedo vender 5 máximos al año en el estado de Alabama y en Florida es 3 por persona año, saludos y gracias.
@@frankvidal2150 Great question, to be honest I had to use google translate to read you comment, please next translate to English. I sell cars through a dealership. Yes different states have selling limitations you can inquire from your local motor vehicle or county clerk department.
You over paid for that
290 is what we pay here in the west coast
@@angelxlxyvtxxlyys8672 🧐, $290 as the auction price?
Never seen heated humus.
@@b-genspinster7895
😄, I like mines warm…
@@FlipAutoXperts well…if you enjoy it, that’s all that matters! 😀. I’m impressed with your skills with the paint. Excellent work.
@@b-genspinster7895 Thanks, I appreciate that.
Another solid video, Bro. We specifically produce LEDs for auto. Can we invite you to do a review for our product? We have emailed for an inquiry.
@@AUXITOLED Thanks for the feedback.
Who baught a rebuilt 08 for 4k
@@outoffocus875 Some guy,?who needed a reliable ride. It sold off Facebook Marketplace.
No that's a salvage car 😢
@@jameswright7755 initially yes, now a rebuilt title .
still drivable with 190K on it
@@麒麟-x3q absolutely, these Toyotas are well known to 300K plus on the mileage.
My is 272000 miles and I'm hoping for half a million mile. 😮😊
@@johntran1831 It’s not impossible with excellent up keep.
$500 towing ??? I can’t customer to pay more than $300
@@Savi80 Yeah, the longer the distance the higher the tow fee, I consider the investment worth it if I can still make over $1500.
change the camara
@@luisangeltrinidad5666
You want to elaborate please?
Copart sucks. Don't forget to mention that there is around $400 of auction fee. Not worth it. Only worth it if ur going to break the car up for parts.
@@mejalli911 Sounds like you may have had one to many bad experiences. I have been able to get cars at deals all in 50-70 % of the value. It definitely works for me if you use it right.
you need to improve your thumbnail G
@@ZaidGraphic I appreciate the the feedback.
"@FlipAutoXperts thanks, brother! I have some ideas for you because I'm already working within your niche, man."