"The car is for 2k, I can only go down to 1.5k" that part made me crack up🤣 It's like they're making us decide if we want to give them the extra $500 lol
In my area that happens so often. Problem is it's usually still too high a price. Guy will say "cars for 5600 I can only go down to 5000" for a car that looks like it was rolled down a hill.
Honestly this is pretty much a great service to the public. Taking these sad depleted cars and giving them a new life while you make some nice money. You’re doing better work than those stealerships. Great video!
As someone with an electrical background, I feel the need to tell you that you should never expect that replacing a blown fuse would fix the AC issue. Fuses are there for safety. They’re designed to fail so that bigger, more catastrophic system failures don’t occur. If a fuse is blown in a circuit and you just replace the fuse, you’re probably going to lose that fuse too. Keep this in mind when troubleshooting electrical systems in the future: a blown fuse is a symptom, not a diagnosis.
I’m a 71 year old grandma from Canada that was glued to this video to the end! Absolutely awesome! I’m going to share this video with others. Tons of great useful information.
Not gonna lie, Buddy, I never comment on anyone's videos. But I freakin love watching these car flip videos. I'm trying to learn about cars, and these are so thorough! Can't recommend your channel enough. Thank you so much!
These videos are great! Recently picked up my first flip, an 04 Honda Accord with 223k miles on it. Wasn’t running, but owner was gonna scrap it. Managed to get it for $300! Clean Texas title fully loaded car. Replaced the starter and drove it home same day! Ended up replacing brake pads and some other things. Roughly $650 total invested, currently have it listed at 3k. I have 2 people coming tomorrow to look at it. These flips are 100% possible!
I liked the fast pace of this video. Easy to watch, easy to absorb. No, car flipping isn't for everyone, but with some good DIY skills and a fair amount of hustle, it can be done.
The ugly truth is that the main skill to flip anything is to be a good liar. The first thing a flipper is hiding is the very fact that he is a flipper, they pretend to be a regular owner (bought for personal use, not for reselling/flipping) of the thing they sell. All the fixes and repairs they do are just to fix the things that a buyer can see, nothing deeper than that. If they see someone selling something broken very cheap yet with a very simple fix (like a fuse) they will take advantage of that person and buy it at that super cheap price while the moral thing would be to reveal to the seller just how simple the fix is and thus not take advantage him. It goes on and on, but the point is that a flipper is just a vanilla scammer, there's a reason most states allow you to flip only 4 cars per year, but even there the flipper tries to skip title of the vehicle, as a scammer does
@Ljosi What a weird thought process. So are people who shop at garage sales supposed to tell the lady selling an antique lamp for .50 that it's really worth $3,000 and should not get rid of it? Cmon now. Here's .50! Have a good Day!
I'm not interested in flipping cars whatsoever, but this video had me glued to the screen. Really cool! I really wanted to see how it drove after all that work. A driver's perspective GoPro, as well as some outside drive-by shots, would've been awesome. Either way, great video!
Same, I'm not interested in flipping cars but this video had me glued too. I subscribed automatically because this man took his time to edit this video very well and explained step by step what he did and how he did it. Great channel!
I don’t think I could ever do this kind of business due the amount of labor and tools needed to fix a car, but I genuinely appreciate getting to live vicariously through your videos as I still find this stuff super interesting. Thanks for the super well detailed videos! I bet these take a ton of time to edit
When you make RUclips videos of your work, it then becomes passive income after your flip and then is well worth the time spent in your initial investment.. wish I could have a money stream YT account. Smh damn it
For someone that's a mechanic or someone who just works on cars and already has all the tools, it's just their own labor and time. The parts for Toyotas and Hondas are pretty cheap... And there's always the junk yard option of getting replacement parts if you don't mind pulling them yourself.
Most tools you buy once, and if you like working on cars, its a good match. To me this beats Corporate America, with some jackass manager micromanaging you all day long because someone above him is putting on the pressure.
Do what I do. Keep an eye open for tools at garage sales, etc. I see things and think, "Will I ever need this? Can I beat this price?" I recently bought a shovel model that I prefer. It was $5 at an estate sale. I had no need for it in Summer, but knew I would need another shovel in Winter or a year or so. I also buy quality used, rusty tools and soak them in Evaporust.😊
honestly the amount of information i have learned about this vehicle, and others in general. is more than i have learned in a long time, thank you for appreciating what you do and the willingness to inform others
I swear this content alone is breeding competition that'll give you a run for your money.. Very informative.. Not alot of shops where I am possess the level of mechanical intellect you have.
Hi from Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. Here we are all about doing what you show in your videos. So many junk cars, used cars, auction cars, etc. end up in Mexico and tens of thousands of them here in this city every year. There are car lots all over the city. Body shops left and right. Many cars stay here, others are just fixed here and are sold further south for a profit. I can relate to your videos and I enjoy your content. I don't personally do this for a living, but I do try and work on my car and do everything that I can do on my own. Thank god for youtube, its the best academy, its free and videos like yours help so much. God bless you, may you have luck always flipping more cars and I hope your channel blows up. I just subbed to you recently, but I've already watched a few of your flip videos. alright man, take care.
Ive learned so much in this video, so much detail, this is great, this guy did negotiations, research, fixed the car, as well as editing this video. Ive never seen such thorough work. This was super impressive. Definitely set a high bar for these videos.
“But I will still add the cost of the break pads” Hell Yea! Still adds the realistic cost of those parts. This guy doesn’t take shortcuts to look better
I just wanted to say thank you @Buddy's DIY. I started out doing this part-time and now I am doing this full time. It's so much fun. Thank You Thank You for the advice.
Production quality is through the roof on this one. Big fan of the longer format, too! Loving these videos, I learn so much every time. Very much appreciate the lengths you go to explain everything 🙌
@@BuddysDIY Love the videos and I have a car I'm eyeing to buy. I was wondering what you think of the OBD bluetooth readers? I have one and it can be a pain to get it to connect sometimes, but once it does it seems to work well.
Gotta say, as one who streamed for a couple years and knew folks who did the same and RUclips at all levels - excellent production quality and stellar voiceover. Nice job man.
@@Uddaaayyyy older cars here are a niche market, and transport authority is very strict, it's doable but just won't be as viable as in other countries, depends which state you move too though so you never know
The best way to flip substandard cars is with a gigantic spatula. For low heat turn it down. When you give it a shot of freon aim carefully. A private party has to be careful about lewd charges before showing their privates. To get a lot of leverage when negotiating use a really long pry bar. To cover a fading seal use a large walrus. On spraying the carpet black once you go black it is hard to go back. That car has been around the block too many times to give it so much love.
Great video on flipping a car. I love the math and analysis for parts and your time invested. What are the better videos on RUclips. We love how you explain all of the financial details and profit analysis.
the flow and tone of the video kept me here for the whole 28 minutes... i don't even want to flip a car or need one.. just got so engaged by the way you presented everything.. well done mate!! all the best for the future!!
@@phantomgbeats1703 jep, I meant the flip videos. I usually just watch those since it is more general and easy to understand for me (I'm not that knowledgeable when it comes to cars).
I’m about to start my apprenticeship first year soon and these videos help me a lot. I’m 19 but I was so stuck on what to do then I found your channel and honestly thank you so much for these videos. They made me understand more and made me realize how awesome and interesting automotive mechanics/technicians can be. Keep it up please ❤️
Haha these videos make it look easier than it is!! But it you get good enought then you can blow through and diagnose any issue!! 💪💪 Best of luck with everything man!
@@BuddysDIY Ofcourse!! If it was easy everyone would do it and it would be boring right?? I’ll for sure reach that level of understanding where I can diagnose any issues.
@@seanbarnes9021 Agreed, the indoctrination at such an early age into a one size fits all system has to have such profound results in us as a species crippled by archaic methodologies. ,...and we won't bust a grape to fix it either is pwnd
Man, I’d have no reservations about buying a car from you. And I LOVE the hourly breakdown. However, you’re much more knowledgeable than, so it would probably take me twice as long to flip at first … but still, half of what you made per hour on this one would still be awesome to me! Thank you!👍
Man I really like this series because you get to explain the process not all youtubers do like heavy on the mechanical portion and breaking down what is needed. I learned a lot from your caliper and rim restoration videos. Keep growing man you got it.!!!👍👏👍
This is an outstanding video! Well organized, detailed, helpful, and to the point. Buddy’s DIY accomplishes in under 30 minutes what some RUclipsrs would take hours! 👍
I wish I knew how to work on my on vehicles I'd Make some money. That's me selling the damn truck for 2k and you fixing it up 21hrs of labor to profit $2350. Your the man bro
@@BuddysDIY thank god. Im 16 and i live in england, but next month im buying my first car and ive been looking at ur videos and ur advice has been so useful, thankyou so much, keep up the great work
@@jackhepworth4262 appreciate that little homie. Check out the how to inspect a car series on my channel. That will definitely shoe you what to look for before you buy!
I love flipping anything and everything I can. Flipped a Pontiac vibe for 800$ profit. I know it’s not much but I used it for good 8 months. A few lawn mowers I picked for free, clean the carbs and sold for 80$ a pop ( I had about 6 of them), a civic I bought for 300$ and sold for 1800$ without doing anything to it be because it was 1993 I think hatchback manual which kids love to turn into race cars. Man I can go on. Just picked up a G35 2006 for 1000$ granted it needs engine but valve is around 6K, got a sequoia few weeks ago for 1500 with only 135K miles. Toyota guys should know what they are worth. It’s a 2001 4WD. FREEDOM IS PRICELESS
Aside from a couple of cherries I got lucky on, this is literally how every car goes, thought it was just me. I give you credit for making the videos on top of all the work it takes, at 44 I just don't have the juice like I did in my 30s, passed on some good deals recently cause I know what's up. Great content, you have integrity. The flip groups I used to be a part of had some real snakes flipping trash.
Man this is really great. Even though i'm not living in the US. This could be implemented in my country as well. Keep it up! Greetings from Dominican Republic.
It’s funny how 80% of driving license owners don’t know how to change a tyre. This Brotha butchers the whole god damn SUV and makes it sound like child‘s play. Wish you a successful future🙏🏻
@@cel5207 when you passive aggressive vegetarian feminists have a flat tyre at an empty road where no human is nearby and nobody to help and your money is useless…. Then remember my words and know that menhating feminists are useless nowadays🥴
Cel there’s a lot of things you can pay some one to do, but if you’re out driving with your girlfriend, perhaps going interstate on a road trip or driving to a national park and get a flat tire along the way, and shrug your shoulders and tell her you don’t know how to change one, she won’t be impressed . Girls like a guy that can take care of the basic things himself..
Great insight into how you flip vehicles. A ton of useful repair info combined with step by step expenses to give the viewer the full experience. Can't wait to check out your other vids. You sir, have gained a new sub. Keep up the awesome content.
35 hours of edits for 2million views. Worth it. This dudes lovin life. I really love how he flipped the interior and I’m amazed a seat can get fixed for $40. Beautiful flip I’m jealous 😂 The way you made the dashboard of death resolve so seamlessly is incredible.
i would love to see a story on how you started the flipping process, like what was your first flip? and how you were able to buy all the necessary equipment.
this video really inspired me. ive always been intimidated when it came to flipping cars but your confidence is contagious. i think i’m gonna take some money and try to flip!
My brothers and I also do this for a living, my oldest brother is mainly a classic car salesman with the occasional modern day car sale. You did an awesome job, looks like a completely different car. Great video!
I’m a high schooler and I think this is what I want to do for my future jobs I’ve always loved being around cars and just trying to fix and make things better. Thank you for making these videos and showing your processes
This is the first time I watched your video. I liked it pretty much all the way through. I like how you broke down everything and you were very detailed.
You deserve so many more subs. These videos are among the highest quality you can find on youtube. Id say you're up there with chrisfix and such. You definitely earned my sub!
You are an absolute sleuth in the way you break down every thing, including as well: measuring the market, itemized budget lists, transaction process, time spent, and even pointers on how to go about setting this up for one's self through your own method of transparency. You are a real og, and this is how a professional should operate. This is inspiring in how I'll want to conduct my own business and its motivational asf as far as ethics man. God bless and keep hitting that success.
Can we appreciate the fact that he spent only 21 hours fixing the car and a total 35 hours editing, Man dedicated to make a MasterClass to teach beginners on how job is done than flipping more cars! You deserves all the support man 💪
Great video! I haven't car flipped for years. The first thing I learned (which you're on top of) was to flip cars that people are crazy about. Mine was the 80s and 90s Toyota 4x4 mini trucks. It got really hard to find a used one because dealers were after them too.
At 18 I decided I wanted to flip cars and get a lot to sell multiple at once and you came up and omg you coming through and helping and giving good advice I’ve been watching all your vids and rewatching them since like 8 this morning
Don't get mad about it just use it as a red flag to avoid being scammed like this guy was. There is no fricking way that 20 year old Toyota had only 188K and he knows it. Either he or seller changed out that odometer period end of story, there are plenty of clues. The big ones are the seat ware and Toyota's with only 188K don't leak oil, I don't care how old they are. This guy is a scammer!!!!!
First video I'm seeing of yours, and the 35hrs of editing shows. Great quality, organization, and presentation👍 I also appreciate your approach to the car flipping process, explaining thoughts & approach, and your thoroughness with repairs, 10/10 would buy a car from 😆 Easy choice to sub here. Kudos again and continued success in your flipping and YT pursuits. Cheers!
The previous owner never took care of the vehicle. You did a great job fixing all the little things. Good job breaking down the process and great editing skills.
I remember I sold a a Toyota Highlander before. Bought it for like 1200 body damage in front and sold it for 5800. One of the best flips ever. Enjoy the videos
You're awesome, and it totally puts the work I need to do on my car in perspective. Before this video I was definitely dreading the experiences i have been having with my car. Although my tool list has exponentially increased and it may be all I ever ask for during the holidays. I can't wait to get started tomorrow, and I want to thank you for all the expertise you impart 🙏
This video randomly popped up on my RUclips and don't regret watching it. Great video! Also a good hint at times for ripped seats is if they have seat covers.
Just to correct you, abs is actually called ‘anti-lock braking system’ which basically stops your wheels skidding when having to brake very hard so that you still have steering while braking very hard. 🙂
Yea i'm like are you sure about that. Even I who's in high school and read car manuals for fun as a kid and I know that it stands for antilock braking system
Nice content! The best way to find that balance between saving and living is by investing, this way you get to have your savings intact and then live comfortably of the revenue coming in from your investments.
Working with Romero pieto is the best thing that can happen to a beginner trader who is aspiring to be fruitful out of the market he is trustworthy and straightforward we surely need more men like him in trading world.
Mr Romero pieto trades on my behalf due to my tight schedules and he is indeed absolutely doing great, my last investment of $10,000 he gave me my ROI of $67,000 in a period of two weeks isn't that amazing.
Not sure if this was covered before, but how do you go about insuring the cars? You theoretically buy, fix, and sell a car roughly within 1 week. Do you put every single car you flip on the insurance for that week period then cancel? Any info on this would help. Thanks!
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"The car is for 2k, I can only go down to 1.5k" that part made me crack up🤣
It's like they're making us decide if we want to give them the extra $500 lol
Lol 😂 that’s true
I don’t get the jock
@@supportadvice1888 he means like if we had an option to pay 1.5k or 2k the obvious choice is 1.5k
In my area that happens so often. Problem is it's usually still too high a price. Guy will say "cars for 5600 I can only go down to 5000" for a car that looks like it was rolled down a hill.
they knew for sure it was more than just some free on, its like they felt bad trying to scam someone lmfao
Honestly this is pretty much a great service to the public. Taking these sad depleted cars and giving them a new life while you make some nice money. You’re doing better work than those stealerships. Great video!
He is fucking good, not something tou find...
Fuq yeah
Totally, I'd buy a flipped car from this guy. He identified and fixed all the major stuff pretty good.
The problem is, 90% of car flippers are absolutely terrible and have next to no idea what they're doing
Im addicted to car flipping videos that are well shot and edited
As someone with an electrical background, I feel the need to tell you that you should never expect that replacing a blown fuse would fix the AC issue. Fuses are there for safety. They’re designed to fail so that bigger, more catastrophic system failures don’t occur. If a fuse is blown in a circuit and you just replace the fuse, you’re probably going to lose that fuse too. Keep this in mind when troubleshooting electrical systems in the future: a blown fuse is a symptom, not a diagnosis.
what if someone spills water on the electrics by accident? then it could work fine once it dries
He don’t care he’s just flipping the car 😂
@@RetrievL that’s no good
Changing fuses can solve a whole problem in many cases
@@THAPOKEPINBALLER True however, it is still worth the time and effort to diagnose the electrical system of the blown fuse for potential problems
I’m a 71 year old grandma from Canada that was glued to this video to the end! Absolutely awesome! I’m going to share this video with others. Tons of great useful information.
Hope you learned something useful grandma!! :)
Not gonna lie, Buddy, I never comment on anyone's videos. But I freakin love watching these car flip videos. I'm trying to learn about cars, and these are so thorough! Can't recommend your channel enough. Thank you so much!
Appreciate the kind words! More of these videos to come in the future!
Preach!
@@aaronwaterman3888 post the link brother
@@franklyspeaking4480 Ofcourse were interested man, we dont want to work everyday till were old and still have crap all :D
here it is: www.autodata-training.com/us/product/autodata-training-subscription/
35 hours of editing!?? WOW. You are a HARD worker and brilliant. This would be my lifetime project :lol.
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These videos are great! Recently picked up my first flip, an 04 Honda Accord with 223k miles on it. Wasn’t running, but owner was gonna scrap it. Managed to get it for $300! Clean Texas title fully loaded car. Replaced the starter and drove it home same day! Ended up replacing brake pads and some other things. Roughly $650 total invested, currently have it listed at 3k. I have 2 people coming tomorrow to look at it. These flips are 100% possible!
Did you sell it ?
Sir did you sell it?
Okay now.. dont ever buy a car over 200k miles even for just a flip.
I liked the fast pace of this video. Easy to watch, easy to absorb. No, car flipping isn't for everyone, but with some good DIY skills and a fair amount of hustle, it can be done.
Appreciate the feedback:)
The ugly truth is that the main skill to flip anything is to be a good liar. The first thing a flipper is hiding is the very fact that he is a flipper, they pretend to be a regular owner (bought for personal use, not for reselling/flipping) of the thing they sell. All the fixes and repairs they do are just to fix the things that a buyer can see, nothing deeper than that. If they see someone selling something broken very cheap yet with a very simple fix (like a fuse) they will take advantage of that person and buy it at that super cheap price while the moral thing would be to reveal to the seller just how simple the fix is and thus not take advantage him. It goes on and on, but the point is that a flipper is just a vanilla scammer, there's a reason most states allow you to flip only 4 cars per year, but even there the flipper tries to skip title of the vehicle, as a scammer does
The repair of your personal car will be helped by quality video.
@Ljosi What a weird thought process. So are people who shop at garage sales supposed to tell the lady selling an antique lamp for .50 that it's really worth $3,000 and should not get rid of it? Cmon now. Here's .50! Have a good Day!
@abelvillarreal5383 in a nut shell the whole world works in that philosophy buy low sell high. Kind of how the world twirls
I'm not interested in flipping cars whatsoever, but this video had me glued to the screen. Really cool!
I really wanted to see how it drove after all that work. A driver's perspective GoPro, as well as some outside drive-by shots, would've been awesome.
Either way, great video!
Not bad ideas. I kinda want one of those little helmet camreas! I may just grab one for the channel!
I completely agree the delivery was spectacular.
Same, I'm not interested in flipping cars but this video had me glued too. I subscribed automatically because this man took his time to edit this video very well and explained step by step what he did and how he did it. Great channel!
Im not interested too 😂😂
Same here I watched it all through
Dude you’re a miracle worker, plastic surgeons and engineers would be jealous. I loved how informative the video was as well, gave a thumbs up!
I don’t think I could ever do this kind of business due the amount of labor and tools needed to fix a car, but I genuinely appreciate getting to live vicariously through your videos as I still find this stuff super interesting. Thanks for the super well detailed videos! I bet these take a ton of time to edit
When you make RUclips videos of your work, it then becomes passive income after your flip and then is well worth the time spent in your initial investment.. wish I could have a money stream YT account. Smh damn it
For someone that's a mechanic or someone who just works on cars and already has all the tools, it's just their own labor and time. The parts for Toyotas and Hondas are pretty cheap... And there's always the junk yard option of getting replacement parts if you don't mind pulling them yourself.
Most tools you buy once, and if you like working on cars, its a good match. To me this beats Corporate America, with some jackass manager micromanaging you all day long because someone above him is putting on the pressure.
Do what I do. Keep an eye open for tools at garage sales, etc. I see things and think, "Will I ever need this? Can I beat this price?" I recently bought a shovel model that I prefer. It was $5 at an estate sale. I had no need for it in Summer, but knew I would need another shovel in Winter or a year or so. I also buy quality used, rusty tools and soak them in Evaporust.😊
honestly the amount of information i have learned about this vehicle, and others in general. is more than i have learned in a long time, thank you for appreciating what you do and the willingness to inform others
Well done man super easy to watch and it's always exciting to see the end. Subscribed!
appreciate that brother!!! i do my best!
Love the show. Be got around here. Wanted to know how you get around the laws for needed a dealers license to sell cars for profit.
@@BuddysDIY Is your headlight restore method/video the best on youtube?
@@BuddysDIY Very informative and well made video. On the side note, ABS stands for Anti-lock Braking System. Keep it up man!
Hiii
I swear this content alone is breeding competition that'll give you a run for your money.. Very informative.. Not alot of shops where I am possess the level of mechanical intellect you have.
Lol where the f do you live
@@taylorgang907 man get the hell off my nuts! I was hammered when i wrote that comment!
@@taylorgang907 right dude here in the chi soo many shops compete for the lowest paying cat
Hi from Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. Here we are all about doing what you show in your videos. So many junk cars, used cars, auction cars, etc. end up in Mexico and tens of thousands of them here in this city every year. There are car lots all over the city. Body shops left and right. Many cars stay here, others are just fixed here and are sold further south for a profit. I can relate to your videos and I enjoy your content. I don't personally do this for a living, but I do try and work on my car and do everything that I can do on my own. Thank god for youtube, its the best academy, its free and videos like yours help so much. God bless you, may you have luck always flipping more cars and I hope your channel blows up. I just subbed to you recently, but I've already watched a few of your flip videos. alright man, take care.
This is one of the best car flipping RUclips channel, I have ever seen!👍
Ive learned so much in this video, so much detail, this is great, this guy did negotiations, research, fixed the car, as well as editing this video. Ive never seen such thorough work. This was super impressive. Definitely set a high bar for these videos.
“But I will still add the cost of the break pads” Hell Yea! Still adds the realistic cost of those parts. This guy doesn’t take shortcuts to look better
We keeping it real out here 💪
@Awan Aseel breek bats*
Let's hope they don't break, I hope they brake though.
@@BuddysDIY yes, you are! Great video! I just subscribed to your channel too.
I just wanted to say thank you @Buddy's DIY. I started out doing this part-time and now I am doing this full time. It's so much fun. Thank You Thank You for the advice.
This is some great quality right here
💪💪 I do what I can
Production quality is through the roof on this one. Big fan of the longer format, too!
Loving these videos, I learn so much every time. Very much appreciate the lengths you go to explain everything 🙌
Thanks! Took forever to make this one! Appreciate you noticing the production quality!!
@@BuddysDIY Love the videos and I have a car I'm eyeing to buy. I was wondering what you think of the OBD bluetooth readers? I have one and it can be a pain to get it to connect sometimes, but once it does it seems to work well.
Gotta say, as one who streamed for a couple years and knew folks who did the same and RUclips at all levels - excellent production quality and stellar voiceover. Nice job man.
I appre that man. This is my highest quality production flip video so far. Gonna keep trying to make them better and better!!
I’m trying to learn more about vehicles and this got me very interested. Definitely earned a new sub!
You def have to be comfortable fixing cars...
I’m pretty sure ABS stands for anti-lock breaks. Not automatic breaking system
It does stand for anti lock brake system. Automatic brakes never heard of such a thing. Whats the car stop on its own. Like these autonomous autos
Same thing.
Who cares what ABS stand fot? When you see the light lit up, it's time to go see your mechanic.
@@decembersveryown5935 antilock brakes is not the same as automatic brakes. Not the same thing! Actually no such thing on a car as automatic brakes.
@@decembersveryown5935 defintiely not the same thing cause one exists and the other doesn’t.
Dude just post as many flips as you can ill be doing this as well when ill go to Australia this is amazing
Yes sir more flip videos to come!
Bet a bit harder to do it in Australia, especially Sydney
@@DeezUp4Da3zz buddy now after reading my heart's broken 😐
@@Uddaaayyyy older cars here are a niche market, and transport authority is very strict, it's doable but just won't be as viable as in other countries, depends which state you move too though so you never know
Thanks!
Your editing showed, great quality, like a pro! Glad that I subscribed early on and look forward to these highly detailed videos, thank you
Appreciate the appreciation lol 😆. Glad to have you as a sub 💪
You’re the only creator that I willingly press the like button for. Please keep making content.
The best way to flip substandard cars is with a gigantic spatula. For low heat turn it down. When you give it a shot of freon aim carefully. A private party has to be careful about lewd charges before showing their privates. To get a lot of leverage when negotiating use a really long pry bar. To cover a fading seal use a large walrus. On spraying the carpet black once you go black it is hard to go back. That car has been around the block too many times to give it so much love.
Bruhhhhh 🤣
i like your sense of humour !
LMFAO dude.
Are you bored?
Great video on flipping a car. I love the math and analysis for parts and your time invested. What are the better videos on RUclips. We love how you explain all of the financial details and profit analysis.
the flow and tone of the video kept me here for the whole 28 minutes... i don't even want to flip a car or need one.. just got so engaged by the way you presented everything.. well done mate!! all the best for the future!!
FINALLY AFTER ALL THESE MONTHS
It's been 2 weeks... not months...
@@phantomgbeats1703 alot of you guys have been waiting for the next flip. I wish I could pump these out faster!
@@BuddysDIY oh ok lol thanks for clearing that up
@@phantomgbeats1703 jep, I meant the flip videos. I usually just watch those since it is more general and easy to understand for me (I'm not that knowledgeable when it comes to cars).
@@mangoeisteegamer9351 gotcha
I’m about to start my apprenticeship first year soon and these videos help me a lot. I’m 19 but I was so stuck on what to do then I found your channel and honestly thank you so much for these videos. They made me understand more and made me realize how awesome and interesting automotive mechanics/technicians can be. Keep it up please ❤️
Haha these videos make it look easier than it is!! But it you get good enought then you can blow through and diagnose any issue!! 💪💪 Best of luck with everything man!
@@BuddysDIY Ofcourse!! If it was easy everyone would do it and it would be boring right?? I’ll for sure reach that level of understanding where I can diagnose any issues.
You helped my diagnose my lower control arm on the van with a different video. Thanks. Lots of tips and knowledge here.
I wish school subjects were taught this way.
Absolutely! Then everyone will be Einstein
They are. Look them up on RUclips. There are videos like this for any subject you can think of
School is not about education it's about conditioning.
@@seanbarnes9021 Agreed, the indoctrination at such an early age into a one size fits all system has to have such profound results in us as a species crippled by archaic methodologies. ,...and we won't bust a grape to fix it either is pwnd
@@seanbarnes9021 not entirely. You wouldn’t be able to type your comment without schooling. We wouldn’t have smart phones either
ABS stands for Anti-lock Brake System.
Man, I’d have no reservations about buying a car from you. And I LOVE the hourly breakdown. However, you’re much more knowledgeable than, so it would probably take me twice as long to flip at first … but still, half of what you made per hour on this one would still be awesome to me! Thank you!👍
Absolutely brother I'm glad you found the video Inspiring!
That was super exceptional especially that last part with the h
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I’m never going to flip a car but I watched this video all the way through lol. Badass video bro
Man I really like this series because you get to explain the process not all youtubers do like heavy on the mechanical portion and breaking down what is needed. I learned a lot from your caliper and rim restoration videos. Keep growing man you got it.!!!👍👏👍
Appreciate that brother. New episode next week!
This is my new favorite channel!
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I love how you just lay it out in plain english. The best step by step I have ever seen. Congrats on the new sub!
This is an outstanding video! Well organized, detailed, helpful, and to the point. Buddy’s DIY accomplishes in under 30 minutes what some RUclipsrs would take hours! 👍
U must add up the time to meet the seller and buyer. And driving it back But great job
This was how I made my first money as a young teenager in the mid-late 90's. Detailing and flipping cars. ;)
I wish I knew how to work on my on vehicles I'd Make some money. That's me selling the damn truck for 2k and you fixing it up 21hrs of labor to profit $2350. Your the man bro
Apprentice support man. I do my best
I do the business of bike resale and now I m thinking to start the car business and your videos really helps me thank you so much
I love the length, finally i have been waiting for episode 4. This has brought me so much joy, please continue this series🙌💛
The series is not stopping anytime soon!
@@BuddysDIY thank god. Im 16 and i live in england, but next month im buying my first car and ive been looking at ur videos and ur advice has been so useful, thankyou so much, keep up the great work
@@jackhepworth4262 appreciate that little homie. Check out the how to inspect a car series on my channel. That will definitely shoe you what to look for before you buy!
I love flipping anything and everything I can. Flipped a Pontiac vibe for 800$ profit. I know it’s not much but I used it for good 8 months. A few lawn mowers I picked for free, clean the carbs and sold for 80$ a pop ( I had about 6 of them), a civic I bought for 300$ and sold for 1800$ without doing anything to it be because it was 1993 I think hatchback manual which kids love to turn into race cars. Man I can go on. Just picked up a G35 2006 for 1000$ granted it needs engine but valve is around 6K, got a sequoia few weeks ago for 1500 with only 135K miles. Toyota guys should know what they are worth. It’s a 2001 4WD.
FREEDOM IS PRICELESS
I think it's how you come off that makes these videos so entertaining to watch. Straight to the point, no fuss. Thorough thoughts and articulation.
Appreciate that man 🙏
Aside from a couple of cherries I got lucky on, this is literally how every car goes, thought it was just me. I give you credit for making the videos on top of all the work it takes, at 44 I just don't have the juice like I did in my 30s, passed on some good deals recently cause I know what's up. Great content, you have integrity. The flip groups I used to be a part of had some real snakes flipping trash.
Money invested:
- Intelligence: priceless
It's so relieved to watch this video, thanks!
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Man this is really great. Even though i'm not living in the US. This could be implemented in my country as well. Keep it up! Greetings from Dominican Republic.
I would love to do this all day. Fixing up old cars to daily driver status. Only problem is I would like to keep them all.
Me too!
Buy ones that you would not want to keep
the hardest part i would think is finding a buyer after u fix it
@@louarmstrong6128 chevy celebrity
@@robpanel that must be so bad , I never heard of it
This is just the best. These segments videos are just very simple and what i like is that everyone can relate because of common cars.
Sometimes RUclips just throw at me some good quality videos at my recommendations , I’m definitely subscribing ✅
Sometimes RUclips knows Best 😂
@@BuddysDIY yes he does 😂
It’s funny how 80% of driving license owners don’t know how to change a tyre. This Brotha butchers the whole god damn SUV and makes it sound like child‘s play. Wish you a successful future🙏🏻
Lol appreciate that. A little time and patience and you can learn anything!
@@cel5207 when you passive aggressive vegetarian feminists have a flat tyre at an empty road where no human is nearby and nobody to help and your money is useless…. Then remember my words and know that menhating feminists are useless nowadays🥴
@@BuddysDIY did u attend college mechanical engineer
Cel there’s a lot of things you can pay some one to do, but if you’re out driving with your girlfriend, perhaps going interstate on a road trip or driving to a national park and get a flat tire along the way, and shrug your shoulders and tell her you don’t know how to change one, she won’t be impressed . Girls like a guy that can take care of the basic things himself..
@@cel5207 If your driving a $1200 shitbox highlander you better know how to change a tire.
He should have a stand up set after hearing. “15 year old candy , a few pound of laundry detergent,and very some Jamaican rum”21:14🤣🤣
You are very good at diagnosis and repair. I think you earned every cent of what you sold it for! Well done!
Great insight into how you flip vehicles. A ton of useful repair info combined with step by step expenses to give the viewer the full experience. Can't wait to check out your other vids. You sir, have gained a new sub. Keep up the awesome content.
35 hours of edits for 2million views. Worth it. This dudes lovin life. I really love how he flipped the interior and I’m amazed a seat can get fixed for $40. Beautiful flip I’m jealous 😂
The way you made the dashboard of death resolve so seamlessly is incredible.
i would love to see a story on how you started the flipping process, like what was your first flip? and how you were able to buy all the necessary equipment.
I can't believe how good the interior and exterior paint came out. Awesome job! 💯👍
this video really inspired me. ive always been intimidated when it came to flipping cars but your confidence is contagious. i think i’m gonna take some money and try to flip!
I’ve been thinking the same thing, actually!!
how's it going bro?
Very detailed, well explained and edited video man! Keep them up.
Thank you brother!!
YES! People don’t understand that offering a number over phone or text is just awful. Be there and check out the car before making an offer.
Nicely done. That interior really turned out amazing.
My brothers and I also do this for a living, my oldest brother is mainly a classic car salesman with the occasional modern day car sale. You did an awesome job, looks like a completely different car. Great video!
I’m a high schooler and I think this is what I want to do for my future jobs I’ve always loved being around cars and just trying to fix and make things better. Thank you for making these videos and showing your processes
You should also add in the cost of the title transfer, that would be a plus
Unless he didn't
@@royalsaini8812 That's a pretty serious offense. The DMV/State Police don't like people committing fraud to operate as an unlicensed car dealer.
Just write it as a gift
This is the first time I watched your video. I liked it pretty much all the way through.
I like how you broke down everything and you were very detailed.
9:27 “automatic braking system?” I could’ve sworn it stood for antilock braking system
He mispoke 😂
I was just thinking that 😂
🤣fax I was like this jawn a Tesla automatic breaking 🤔
Same, Im pretty sure it does
Is does. It was a 3am moment and I was just talking about diagnosing automatic braking systems in newer cars that same day 😂
You deserve so many more subs. These videos are among the highest quality you can find on youtube. Id say you're up there with chrisfix and such. You definitely earned my sub!
Thank you my friend!! :)
You are an absolute sleuth in the way you break down every thing, including as well: measuring the market, itemized budget lists, transaction process, time spent, and even pointers on how to go about setting this up for one's self through your own method of transparency. You are a real og, and this is how a professional should operate. This is inspiring in how I'll want to conduct my own business and its motivational asf as far as ethics man. God bless and keep hitting that success.
I actually watched the entire video nonstop. So well done.
Can we appreciate the fact that he spent only 21 hours fixing the car and a total 35 hours editing, Man dedicated to make a MasterClass to teach beginners on how job is done than flipping more cars!
You deserves all the support man 💪
7:50 "i noticed something weird" me thinking hes talking about the coke bag XD
Lmao!! Same
I'm dead 🤣
Great video! I haven't car flipped for years. The first thing I learned (which you're on top of) was to flip cars that people are crazy about. Mine was the 80s and 90s Toyota 4x4 mini trucks. It got really hard to find a used one because dealers were after them too.
At 18 I decided I wanted to flip cars and get a lot to sell multiple at once and you came up and omg you coming through and helping and giving good advice I’ve been watching all your vids and rewatching them since like 8 this morning
The raw anger I have when people have the shortest descriptions and single-picture post. This vid was very interesting.
Nah I'd be like "You chose to be ignored then didn't you" 😂
Don't get mad about it just use it as a red flag to avoid being scammed like this guy was. There is no fricking way that 20 year old Toyota had only 188K and he knows it. Either he or seller changed out that odometer period end of story, there are plenty of clues. The big ones are the seat ware and Toyota's with only 188K don't leak oil, I don't care how old they are.
This guy is a scammer!!!!!
Any single pic ad is almost always a scam...
Damn i didn’t even realize this video was almost half an hour video. Keep up the work. Great editing btw. Hope you do a tutorial on editing as well.
Facts
Hey Buddy ! really apreciate all of the effort you pun inside of your videos, hope you will continue to have fun with your buisness !
Great detail view on how to resell a vehicle ...good inside view of the business
First video I'm seeing of yours, and the 35hrs of editing shows. Great quality, organization, and presentation👍
I also appreciate your approach to the car flipping process, explaining thoughts & approach, and your thoroughness with repairs, 10/10 would buy a car from 😆
Easy choice to sub here. Kudos again and continued success in your flipping and YT pursuits.
Cheers!
Good video bro but just a heads up ABS stands for “Anti-lock Braking System” not Automatic Braking System
Lol yes I know. It was a 3am moment doing the voiceover 😂
This video is so thorough. Good job making this video, I would highly recommend your channel.
The previous owner never took care of the vehicle. You did a great job fixing all the little things. Good job breaking down the process and great editing skills.
Really good video, except 9:25 ABS is "Anti-lock Braking system" and not "Automatic Breaking system" as you mentioned.
I remember I sold a a Toyota Highlander before. Bought it for like 1200 body damage in front and sold it for 5800. One of the best flips ever. Enjoy the videos
You're awesome, and it totally puts the work I need to do on my car in perspective. Before this video I was definitely dreading the experiences i have been having with my car. Although my tool list has exponentially increased and it may be all I ever ask for during the holidays. I can't wait to get started tomorrow, and I want to thank you for all the expertise you impart 🙏
This video randomly popped up on my RUclips and don't regret watching it. Great video! Also a good hint at times for ripped seats is if they have seat covers.
I flipped a car once, then a tow truck came
9:26 ABS stands for anti-lock brake system.
Brake
@@mohdfazili6116 yeah my bad
Just to correct you, abs is actually called ‘anti-lock braking system’ which basically stops your wheels skidding when having to brake very hard so that you still have steering while braking very hard. 🙂
lol, I think this guy is well aware of what ABS stands for, but thanks!
@@morebetter9836 he said it was "automatic braking system"
@@morebetter9836 yeah he said automatic breaking system but thanks for your two cents.
You are now my favorite youtuber! I have watched all the flipping cars videos. Keep up the good work!
ABS stands for antilock braking system, not automatic braking system.
Never knew until now
Yea i'm like are you sure about that. Even I who's in high school and read car manuals for fun as a kid and I know that it stands for antilock braking system
It was a 3am moment for me. I know what it stands for 🤣
@@BuddysDIY It happens 😂 did these people really thought you are clueless about what u saying 💀
Idk Brotato. In my videos I explain how to diagnose and fix almost every system in a car and they think I don't know what abs stands for. Oh well 😂
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Good good content.
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Mr Romero pieto trades on my behalf due to my tight schedules and he is indeed absolutely doing great, my last investment of $10,000 he gave me my ROI of $67,000 in a period of two weeks isn't that amazing.
Didn't the type need any alignments considering that one side tire was wear down ?
Another Chris fix on the making..❤
Not sure if this was covered before, but how do you go about insuring the cars? You theoretically buy, fix, and sell a car roughly within 1 week. Do you put every single car you flip on the insurance for that week period then cancel? Any info on this would help. Thanks!