The live bidding portion of this, while I know it's not sustainable, is actually super unique and adds a lot of suspense to these walk around videos. Try to include them when you can!
Hey Randy, Honestly, I'm learning a lot from your actual experience. Also, having to witness while your bidding make your YT more exciting! More power!
The new style of walk around with all of us being included in the bidding, I feel is great. Often sit here and wonder what happens after you say good bye after the walk around and the cars suddenly appear. What did you have to do to get them there and now we know. It's not easy and all it takes is money and a lot of hard work.
Randy, like the new format. Live biddings gives the viewer a little drama! The 58 Chevy has a 348 / 409engine. They are known for overheating, blowing head gaskets and cracking heads. Have done a lot of small block V8 conversions on those cars. The car lines look great. Way over priced. I remember this car from American Graffiti.
As soon as I saw the picture of the engine I knew it was an old W head engine. Unless the engine was swapped out the 409 didn't come out until 1961. I believe Chevy actually made a W head 427 for one or two years (1965?) but they are very rare. My Impala came with a 348 with a single 4 bbl. The old man my father bought the Impala from had dropped in a 409, I think from a 1964 Impala. My dad started rebuilding the 348 and never finished. He passed away and I ended up dropping in a 400 small block. I think the only thing I had to do for the swap was to change the motor mount from a small block Chevy to a big block Chevy and the exhaust. The chassis mounts stayed the same. I still have the 348 and have thought about rebuilding it but probably won't due to the added costs since the parts are more rare than small block parts. I seem to remember reading they had some valve issues, but I might be misremembering. I believe the car in American Graffiti was an Impala.
I had 2000 VW Passat with 1.9TDI engine with over 350k miles and i curse the day when i sold it couple years ago, beacuse it was the best car i ever had and ever probably will have. I owned it for 15 years and never had any major issue with it.
I love how you show us how you bid and how much the car goes for, please continue to do it this way it is for informative to those of us who are considering doing it this way.
Had a 1996 Buick Century with a 3.1 ,that had 298,000 mile! The body was crushed! Hit 4 deers and was slid off the road crushing in the side ! No state inspections! I just keep driving until the torconverter went out! Engine still purrs! Broke my heart!
The leaky VW... This bring to mind a good segment. A recall of all the mishaps and blunders walking around the lot.. From getting stuck in a car, to something breaking when you're looking at them, to potential fires! I'd watch that for sure.
Delray in 1958 was the base model. My Dad had one as a company car, 283 with 3/tree. It was fast. Later years the base model became the Biscayne. In 58 the Biscayne was one above the Delray.
I love the Ciera, sorry about the home paint job . I had a 96 Olds Ciera Wagon with the 3.1 . Good car but rust with NY weather. I also had 2 Centuries ( 86 and 87 ) and a few Celelbrities. Bought a few on auction from Suffolk County. Great vlog. Like the Equionox, needs glass .
I still miss mine. I live in Latin America now so I do see them for sale here in mint condition. I'm snagging one soon. They just go forever. Never left me stranded. I think GM realized nobody will buy their new stuff if they keep making cars so reliable. As for the German cars.... People who have more money than brains buy them new and then Randy, TK, Lucky and Monkey wrench mike pick them up for 4000, do a little work on them to make them roadworthy, sell them or drive them until they self destruct. Be like them, don't be buying the newest from Germany. It's not your father or grandfather's Mercedes that last forever. It's an overpriced disaster heading to copart. Wait... Nah go ahead and blow you money on them. More content for Mike, randy, TK Lucky and Monkey wrench mike.
I really like the new format. The various snippets and cuts throughout the videos shows an increase in production quality. Not that there was anything wrong with the old style, but the new way is looking more polished and professional.
Chevy had the Delray for only a couple of years. It was a model with a special interior in 1956, but not a base model. However, in 1958 it was the bargain basement model below even the Biscayne. Above the Delray in 1958 was the Biscayne, Bel Air, and the newly introduced Impala.
Y'all are lucky ya can have tinted glass there. If we get caught with any tint here it's a 200 fine..also the fact that you don't cuss during your vids is something I really like. Definitely keep doing them this way.
Hi Randy I really like your idea to bid online while you are showing the car. That’s a lot of fun, my husband Tom and love watching you show the chart cars. One other thing is the bio cars, if you don’t want to show them don’t even bring them up because I had no problem with that it shows how unsafe or safe the car really is. Keep doing what your doing you are really good at your UTube content.
That LS430 is a good one to get. It doesn't have air suspension, so that's one less thing to fail. The Mark Levenson stereo requires VERY specific speakers; you can't just put anything in there. It may be easier to have the original speakers re-foamed if they're still there. It'll sound AWESOME if you get them done though. Watch out for a loose gear shift linkage and worn suspension bushes - it's a heavy car. Expect around 25mpg (US) when cruising and 16 around town. I wish I still had mine! :)
Just caught up on vids, so happy seeing more hummers and h3's so thank you for that, I do stand by them 100% and sad thing is they aren't even very high maintenance but people nowadays..and this video format is somehow more entertaining it seems tho I'm not sure how that works out lol
17:26 my mom had a Kia, and well it kept us safe in the wreck we got into. I was glad we had it for safety it was good protection hit head On and walked away without a scratch
In my limited experience, just because it has a bunch of crud at the edge of the trunk and hood doesn't necessarily mean it had been sitting a while, just that it wasn't cleaned well often. All of my cars and families cars tend to have that crud because we have trees they sit under. Wouldn't have walked away that quick from it personally.
Late to the party but yes. Every daily I've had and parked under trees has had that build up if you didn't pay attention. I clean it out every 3 months or so and it keeps the rot/nonsense down.
Yeah, I enjoyed the live bidding. That '58 Chevy was well worth much, much more than where you left off on the bidding. That 348 V8 makes a huge difference in value. But I also agree that without being up close and looking it over, the risk is equally as huge.
Loving the new style of videos. Makes this even more interesting and plus it shows what we have to look forward to coming up. I would still watch anytime though. Also that Lexus is a good deal especially if you can figure out what is wrong with it and maybe paint correct it. As always Randy great videos. Keep it up.👌👌
H3s have bad ignition switches. There is a trick to start the bad ones. You flick it to start/ don't hold the key down while starting. It's a good way to get one cheap.
Randy next time a GM key won't turn grab the steering wheel and turn it a bit and then turn the key. Common problem on Old '80s GM . Keep up the good content my friend
Hey randy you’re right about the equinox blowing up. The 2.4 Lea has severe timing chain issues and oil consumption issues and the guides will break between 70,000 and 100,000 miles. I put a motor in my 2.4 regal at 90,000 so if you’re looking for something that will last longer get the v6, however, the 2.4 is substantially cheaper and easier to work on although it’s sluggish when paired with the MH8-6T40. You aren’t getting anywhere fast in a 2.4 equinox!
future reference in kia/hyundai hybrids some have a 12v reset button. like this one did the battery button to left of steering wheel and when you press it it will jump itself using the high volt battery
I don't know if the dirt and junk around the trunk lid means it has been sitting. My cars will get that if they're not washed for awhile. And, love the live bidding.
The live bidding portion of this, while I know it's not sustainable, is actually super unique and adds a lot of suspense to these walk around videos. Try to include them when you can!
I agree with you on that
That Oldsmobile looks EXACTLY like a hot wheels I forgot about in the backyard for months.
Hey Randy, Honestly, I'm learning a lot from your actual experience. Also, having to witness while your bidding make your YT more exciting! More power!
The new style of walk around with all of us being included in the bidding, I feel is great. Often sit here and wonder what happens after you say good bye after the walk around and the cars suddenly appear. What did you have to do to get them there and now we know. It's not easy and all it takes is money and a lot of hard work.
Randy, like the new format. Live biddings gives the viewer a little drama! The 58 Chevy has a 348 / 409engine. They are known for overheating, blowing head gaskets and cracking heads. Have done a lot of small block V8 conversions on those cars. The car lines look great. Way over priced. I remember this car from American Graffiti.
As soon as I saw the picture of the engine I knew it was an old W head engine. Unless the engine was swapped out the 409 didn't come out until 1961. I believe Chevy actually made a W head 427 for one or two years (1965?) but they are very rare. My Impala came with a 348 with a single 4 bbl. The old man my father bought the Impala from had dropped in a 409, I think from a 1964 Impala.
My dad started rebuilding the 348 and never finished. He passed away and I ended up dropping in a 400 small block. I think the only thing I had to do for the swap was to change the motor mount from a small block Chevy to a big block Chevy and the exhaust. The chassis mounts stayed the same.
I still have the 348 and have thought about rebuilding it but probably won't due to the added costs since the parts are more rare than small block parts. I seem to remember reading they had some valve issues, but I might be misremembering.
I believe the car in American Graffiti was an Impala.
I had 2000 VW Passat with 1.9TDI engine with over 350k miles and i curse the day when i sold it couple years ago, beacuse it was the best car i ever had and ever probably will have. I owned it for 15 years and never had any major issue with it.
I have a 2014 Passat TDI with 135k on it, most comfortable car I’ve ever owned. Will never sell it.
I love how you show us how you bid and how much the car goes for, please continue to do it this way it is for informative to those of us who are considering doing it this way.
Love that your bidding on cars on your copart walk arounds!
Got to confess, I like the new spin on your video. It's kind of thrilling.
10:02 My grandma had one of these in Old Oldsmobile Yellow. That thing was old even when I was a kid. 😂
Ah yes. I had an 86 sunbird sedan in that piss yellow color...oddly enough, it's 81271 "bamboo cream". Yet it looks like a faint yellow.
I love the bidding and walk around format. Makes it a lot more exciting.
Digging the partnership you have with copart and iaa. WINNING!
Had a 1996 Buick Century with a 3.1 ,that had 298,000 mile!
The body was crushed! Hit 4 deers and was slid off the road crushing in the side ! No state inspections! I just keep driving until the torconverter went out! Engine still purrs!
Broke my heart!
That LS430, boy oh boy I'm telling you I go crazy for those probably like my favorite sedan in the world 😍!
love the new style of videos randy keep it up
I like these type of videos with bidding! Gives it a whole lot of suspense.
Love that you've spiced up your video's a notch with the live bidding.
It is good to see some live bidding. You have had a lot of good choices this week. 🇨🇦
The leaky VW... This bring to mind a good segment. A recall of all the mishaps and blunders walking around the lot.. From getting stuck in a car, to something breaking when you're looking at them, to potential fires! I'd watch that for sure.
Randy, I actually do like watching you try to get these vehicles. I will continue coming back for them.
Love the live bidding!!! I like the equinox as well!
the live bidding is actually very fun to watch, keep it coming dude :)
Yes the new video structure is awesome! My vote is keep it like this if that's doable lol thanks randy! AAR# the best UA-camr from Oklahoma
I love the bidding in the video! Keep up the great work!
Delray in 1958 was the base model. My Dad had one as a company car, 283 with 3/tree. It was fast. Later years the base model became the Biscayne. In 58 the Biscayne was one above the Delray.
Yes Randy love the live bidding while you there its exciting love to see more, keep up the good work and the great vidoes👍😁🚙🇿🇦
This is one of my favorite UA-cam channels.
I love the Ciera, sorry about the home paint job . I had a 96 Olds Ciera Wagon with the 3.1 . Good car but rust with NY weather. I also had 2 Centuries ( 86 and 87 ) and a few Celelbrities. Bought a few on auction from Suffolk County. Great vlog. Like the Equionox, needs glass .
Same here. My family has had 4 of them collectively. Only the rust killed them
I drive an 86 century wagon everyday
I still miss mine. I live in Latin America now so I do see them for sale here in mint condition. I'm snagging one soon. They just go forever. Never left me stranded. I think GM realized nobody will buy their new stuff if they keep making cars so reliable. As for the German cars.... People who have more money than brains buy them new and then Randy, TK, Lucky and Monkey wrench mike pick them up for 4000, do a little work on them to make them roadworthy, sell them or drive them until they self destruct. Be like them, don't be buying the newest from Germany. It's not your father or grandfather's Mercedes that last forever. It's an overpriced disaster heading to copart. Wait... Nah go ahead and blow you money on them. More content for Mike, randy, TK Lucky and Monkey wrench mike.
@@capcom7794 my parents had the Oldsmobile version. Lasted over 300k miles. Just died of rust.
Randy, that Olds Ciera has seen better days! LOL! Looks like it's been through a good processor! R.I.P. Ciera.
The equinoxes are nice. I've got a 2013 with the 2.4L, it's got a decent bit of pep for what it is. Been very reliable, comfortable and nice to drive
My friends mom had a 2012 that burned so much oil
Randy I love your sense of humor. I'm sitting here laughing at your jokes!!
love the new format randy live bidding adds some spice to the mix thankssss
Good afternoon Randy. The Chevrolet Equinox is nice. The rest of the cars are awesome.
I really like the new format. The various snippets and cuts throughout the videos shows an increase in production quality. Not that there was anything wrong with the old style, but the new way is looking more polished and professional.
That live bidding is cool 😎, keep it coming
Keep the life bidding up. I really don’t like the walk arounds but the living bidding I’ll watch
That olds makes me think of when a child paints over their toy cars so it has new paint lol
I love that all classic looking white and red pick up truck behind you after you were looking at the hummer
Love it dude, I’m addicted to your alerts of new videos. Can’t wait to see you pick these cars up and drive them.
Way to go I like the live bidding Randy🤝
I like the bidding. It adds some suspense!!
Chevy had the Delray for only a couple of years. It was a model with a special interior in 1956, but not a base model. However, in 1958 it was the bargain basement model below even the Biscayne. Above the Delray in 1958 was the Biscayne, Bel Air, and the newly introduced Impala.
I love what you are doing with showing the auction too
I like it. I also like the videos of you working on the cars better than the Copart walk arounds.
I share your UA-cam channel with my family and friends and the love and they love the new thing you doing beating on cars and showing us keep it up
Y'all are lucky ya can have tinted glass there. If we get caught with any tint here it's a 200 fine..also the fact that you don't cuss during your vids is something I really like. Definitely keep doing them this way.
Hi Randy I really like your idea to bid online while you are showing the car. That’s a lot of fun, my husband Tom and love watching you show the chart cars. One other thing is the bio cars, if you don’t want to show them don’t even bring them up because I had no problem with that it shows how unsafe or safe the car really is. Keep doing what your doing you are really good at your UTube content.
Adds a new layer to your business and shows viewers u ain’t messing around if u see something u want “smash that bid button “
I like that you put new things like bidding into your videos
Randy that was very interesting with the Chevy Del Ray. I enjoyed it !!
How do you compile your list?
Yes I really enjoy the new style! Please continue 🤙🏻🤙🏻
i like the new way you're doing the walk around with live bidding.
I love the bidding, super fun!!
Randy, great new way of filming with the bidding, i love the Lexus!!
Keep up the good work
Buy that Lexus boy! Best cars ever, we had a pearl white on tan just like and traded for a 460. Kicking ourselves. Best car we ever had.
I like it when you bide, it makes the walk around interesting
Sweet Lexus🤘🏽 love the live bidding, makes walk arounds exciting 🤘🏽🔥
That LS430 is a good one to get. It doesn't have air suspension, so that's one less thing to fail. The Mark Levenson stereo requires VERY specific speakers; you can't just put anything in there. It may be easier to have the original speakers re-foamed if they're still there. It'll sound AWESOME if you get them done though. Watch out for a loose gear shift linkage and worn suspension bushes - it's a heavy car. Expect around 25mpg (US) when cruising and 16 around town. I wish I still had mine! :)
Just caught up on vids, so happy seeing more hummers and h3's so thank you for that, I do stand by them 100% and sad thing is they aren't even very high maintenance but people nowadays..and this video format is somehow more entertaining it seems tho I'm not sure how that works out lol
Love the new way you are doing your videos!! Thank you so very much
Im enjoying the live bidding/winning so much more!
Love your videos watching them from Adelaide Australia Great work
It’s fun to se your new style of content. Live bidding was a very cool idea. Hope Too see more content like this👍🏻
17:26 my mom had a Kia, and well it kept us safe in the wreck we got into.
I was glad we had it for safety it was good protection hit head
On and walked away without a scratch
In my limited experience, just because it has a bunch of crud at the edge of the trunk and hood doesn't necessarily mean it had been sitting a while, just that it wasn't cleaned well often. All of my cars and families cars tend to have that crud because we have trees they sit under. Wouldn't have walked away that quick from it personally.
Late to the party but yes. Every daily I've had and parked under trees has had that build up if you didn't pay attention. I clean it out every 3 months or so and it keeps the rot/nonsense down.
Love the new style 👍👍love that Lexus Ls. Toyota reliability and quality
Randy, that ciera it was painted by committee!
Did anyone else see that old style crown Vic??? Looks like it was a undercover unit??? Something worth looking at!
The Nero has been the cars that Lyft has been using in their fleet they charge drivers to rent.
I enjoyed the live bidding walk around I hope you won the Lexus
Interesting Coverage Randy, With The Live Bids, Keep Up The Good Work Sir.. Don’t Sleep On Volkswagen..
I had an 87 Olds delta 88.. the ignition switch accepted the key upside down from traditional.
New format is great! Keep up the good work!
I agree with you Randy! My dads truck was a 2019 GMC Sierra and his engine blew at 68,000 miles
That house painted beater should be turned into one of those apocalyptic cars
I like it, I still miss the auction results you use to do.
Yeah, I enjoyed the live bidding. That '58 Chevy was well worth much, much more than where you left off on the bidding. That 348 V8 makes a huge difference in value. But I also agree that without being up close and looking it over, the risk is equally as huge.
10:30 My pap had one but his was the 2.5 Iron Duke.
Loving the new style of videos. Makes this even more interesting and plus it shows what we have to look forward to coming up. I would still watch anytime though. Also that Lexus is a good deal especially if you can figure out what is wrong with it and maybe paint correct it. As always Randy great videos. Keep it up.👌👌
Great content keep them coming. Screw them haters. AAR Nation!
H3s have bad ignition switches. There is a trick to start the bad ones. You flick it to start/ don't hold the key down while starting. It's a good way to get one cheap.
LT stands for Luxury Touring. LOL!
Randy next time a GM key won't turn grab the steering wheel and turn it a bit and then turn the key. Common problem on Old '80s GM . Keep up the good content my friend
I like the live bidding I also liked the videos you use to do with the cars sold for at action
Hey randy you’re right about the equinox blowing up. The 2.4 Lea has severe timing chain issues and oil consumption issues and the guides will break between 70,000 and 100,000 miles. I put a motor in my 2.4 regal at 90,000 so if you’re looking for something that will last longer get the v6, however, the 2.4 is substantially cheaper and easier to work on although it’s sluggish when paired with the MH8-6T40. You aren’t getting anywhere fast in a 2.4 equinox!
Absolutely love the video randy the change is great great job randy
The 58 Delray was the cheapest no frills Chevy of that year. My 8th grade math teacher had one.
future reference in kia/hyundai hybrids some have a 12v reset button. like this one did the battery button to left of steering wheel and when you press it it will jump itself using the high volt battery
Loving that Lexus LS460. I would buy that in a minute!
LOVE the live bids!
Thanks for the equinox walk around lol.
Also like the live bidding your doing
Get the crown Victoria Police car next to it please
My therapy for covid. More effective than a trip to the Dr. office, ur da man!!!
I like the bidding in the vid yup. As always TY Randy!
That Chevy equinox the Lt means luxury touring.
That oldsmobile cutlass was pretty decent
I don't know if the dirt and junk around the trunk lid means it has been sitting. My cars will get that if they're not washed for awhile. And, love the live bidding.
Love the new style Content but i have always enjoyed all of the content
I love these new types of videos
Good luck randy see you soon buddy how is santas leg hope he gets better soon