I had a 2004 Buick Electra with all the buttons, bells and whistles. One of the greatest cars I ever owned. Driving on the interstate was like being on a cloud, it rode so well and quiet. I only sold it because I couldn't justify it and my pickup since I am a widower. Whoever gets that car will never regret it.
That RV is amazing! Little bit of work and she'd be fine! Should have the pop up tent on the outside too IIRC. 454 with 45K miles I'd imagine? That's INCREDIBLE!
RV was kinda tricky. It didn't look great on the outside but inside looked nice. Seems most everything worked. Not bad. I'm sure it'll sell at a bargain. Enjoyed as always!
My cousin is from Missouri, and he has had hail damage to his truck, and he was able to fix it by putting chunks of dry ice in the dents. The metal shrinks, and the dent pops out. Either that or get a 55 gallon drum of Bondo. Another possibility is one of those paintless dent removers.They have a hot glue gun, and different disks for different size dents. You may still need some dry ice to shrink the metal, as it may stretch when hit by the hail. Absolutely buy the Buick. My Son's 2001 Buick Century (3.1 engine) has about 215,000 miles and it still runs great. My friend had a Park Ave with the 3.6 supercharged engine. It went over 300,000 miles, then the transmission went out. He could have put a good used one in it, but he figured "why bother?" but the engine was still running great. They are comfortable and reliable. The Toyota probably had the fluids drained to get rid of any water. Take a socket set and a breaker bar with you. That way you can see if the engines on non running cars are frozen or not. The RV? That is so cheap, you could part it out and make money! Heck, buy it, clean it up, take a vacation in it, then sell it and you would vacation for free!!
Get the Rv get the Rv get the Rv!!! Or the hail damage one! Sell it as a storm chaser car!! Love all the videos!! I always wait for you new ones to show up.
A hail car would be a great way to get a nice car for cheap, as long as you put some new Windows in, if you are willing to live with many dents, it would be great. You could replace the hood also and it would be hard to see the hail damage on the roof if it is a tall car like that forester.
You can get a roof skin replacement. About $5000 in body and paint, but as you said, the bolt on parts can be done by a D.I.Y person to save some money.
We bought a 14 focus for 3k hail damage . Few small dings and 2 windows. Only thing left is pulling carpet to clean to get musty smell out. But less than 4500 for almost new car with 51k miles👍
bought a buick regal gs with the 3800 engine new in 92 was in the family for 500,000 miles sold to an employee who drove it several more years that i know of still had everything factory stock except for the fuel pump and spark plugs damn thing just wouldnt quit
Randy I bought my first Copart car today! I tried out a 2000 Honda Civic here in California, good condition for $475 but $807 in all extra fees! Is that normal?!?! I have a 2004 Infinity G35 on approval for $1150, seller countered at $1550 but I stayed solid at $1150, we'll see how it goes. I was using AutoBidMaster to purchase it, do you have any suggestions on cheaper/better Brokers?
I like how they charge 60 bucks to bring the car out to you lol but ya fees are ridiculous with them but I think it's more bearable if you have a dealer license
Just add a few hundred bucks to the price you are bidding and the sticker shock is a little more bearable. I usually assume $300 extra for anything I win under $1000.
Great RV!👍 Amusing tho watching y’all checking things out quickly on it when you clearly know little about the functions of RVs & how to operate them.🤣. Thanks again for the great video guys!
Love the LeSabre, Series 2 3800, probably elderly owned and for whatever reason Buicks seem most reliable in terms of switches and stupid stuff that can fail.
I did not realize you were in Oklahoma. I am a newer subscriber, so I have not been around long enough to know where you were from if you had said it before. You are pretty close to me.
If the engine in the Solara is okay, they can be extremely good cars. I have an 06 with 156k and still running strong. But the 07 and 08s are known to burn a lot of oil. The dashboards are prone to cracking (mine is) but they can be really good cars.
I'm on the hunt for a Genesis coupe with a good 2.0T engine for a customer. They are sexy cars, I have to agree with you there. My favorite color so far is the metallic blue.
The Toyota Solara may have just had the fluids drained down as it was intended to repair it before either the insurance adjuster or the mechanic found something that sent it to Copart, but it's impossible to know so it's just not worth the risk unless you're buying it as parts for others. The Buick looks a pretty safe buy, it looks like it had a grandma or grandpa parking knock against a metal post and it certainly looks like it was taken care of, apart from the lifting dash trim, which I imagine is a very common issue with them, it's very clean all round and would certainly make someone a very decent cheap car. The RV could be a steal, the problem is having enough space to put it and the fact that apparently older RVs can be a tough sell as a whole lot of them have issues...
Lol this guy reminded me of somebody in the past couple days that I've been watching his videos it's been driving me nuts because cuz I couldn't think of of who. But when hes standing next to AA new Toyota tundra which looks like it was dropped off the Empire state building building hes telling us about his goal it's about his GoPro. Tom Arnold this could be Tom arnold's little brother. Looks it he sounds it. Or if you turn the sound off and watch him talk you could picture a younger Alex Jones voice coming from his face
Buick looks like a yes for flip as long as price stays reasonable, and the RV 100% yes. Likely has a big block under the doghouse, it's the same one that Roadkill cut up for the engine that went in The General Mayhem. (kinda explains the backfire too if it's got the same carb, the only carb that punishes you for going full throttle... Thermoquad! :D ) it's in so much better condition than theirs, they do tend to be low mileage (for reasons explained in that episode of RK also) but that one looks like it is worth every penny of 1k and more.
You could get the RV. Rig it with cameras/night vision and what not. Park and get some great footage of the craziness in the Walmart parking lots. LOL 🤣🤣
Housing is expensive. That RV might be a good flip for people looking for a "tiny house". If the hail damage was cheap enough, I'd replace the glass and maybe the hood and use it as a personal vehicle.
The 3.8 ltr motor was a WINNER! Automakers don't like to sell automobiles that don't break down because then they don't need to buy another car! Think about it, The 3.8 was in the buick grand national, GNX (2 OF THE FASTEST PRODUCTION CARS FOR OVER 10 YEARS) ALSO, The Buick Regal, They lasted forever! The frame would rust out on models that were not garage kept & driven on the east coast, well before the drivetrain! The 3.8 is & was a winner! GM wanted repeat customers so, they stopped producing the 3.8! Some transmission issues developed in the fwd transmissions in later models but were unheard of in the rwd models!
I had a 2005 Toyota Solara and I t-bond, a lady in a Nissan versa. We were on a one-way street and she decides to do a U-turn on a one-way street good little cars
That oil u were looking for in the toyota burned away. Engine is notorious for burning copious amounts of oil. Probably some in there just not on the stick
That motor home is a steal at $700. The Buick, put a door on it and it will be fixed. The way the door is bent is why it won't open right. The wrecks are nasty
Buick ended up for around $1k including all the Copart fees, which is not bad. Probably another $50 for the door from LKQ to fix it. But how much will it cost to convert the paperwork from Salvage into Rebuit? Aren't people scary to purchase rebuilt title cars?
I have a ford ranger that has rebuilt title status. A fender, hood, and bumper was replaced before I bought it. I guess it all depends on the vehicle & the extent of damage
David Rubin , no I didn’t meant the parts or labor. But the paperwork. Some states require only licensed rebuilder to do the repair, some other - private individual may rebuild too and apply for the rebuilt certificate. So what about Oklahoma? How expensive is paperwork process? Who can apply?
@@HETPEZB my mistake. When I lived up north a car that was repaired was required to go for a state inspection and a certification sticker affixed inside the doorjamb.
David Rubin, correct. But my question was - can the private person in OK rebuild the car and go through the state inspection or only licensed rebuilder can do that? How much cost the paperwork process for state inspection to get the rebuilt title?
I think the Toyota’s probably gonna have a lot of a better chance of running and being a perfect car. One bc it’s a Toyota and two, it has a better chance than the yellow car.
The rv would be a nice buy. Someone can put in in an rv park and be all set up. Too bad they were built when gas was $1.15 a gallon. The buick is a good car. I had a 2004. Never a problem.
I saw the video, taken at the scene, of that (I believe it's a Toyota) black P.U. It was a multiple vehicle accident, with at least 1 fatality in that vehicle, possibly more. RIP
I wouldn't mind that car at 5:22 I'm more into older vehicles than that one, but personally I think it looks alright. I would like to drive a good old 70s or 80s station wagon, but I'd be afraid I would mess it up. Now something like that is still pretty common and ain't too fashionable so wouldn't be too bad if it got a little damaged. Of course I'd still take care of it. Compared to most of the cars I see on the road today, I'd rate that at 8 out of 10 in looks. (That is a matter of opinion of course.)
Buy the RV....you managed to get it running and the generator even works! I have friends in California that live in RV's all your round.......it's a quick sell.
It looks like that Toyota Tundra picked a fight with a train and lost. I can't imagine the driver would have survived had they been in it so I imagine the driver bailed before impact. Watching that must have hurt as it looked like a pretty new truck. It's parts now...
I had a 2004 Buick Electra with all the buttons, bells and whistles. One of the greatest cars I ever owned. Driving on the interstate was like being on a cloud, it rode so well and quiet. I only sold it because I couldn't justify it and my pickup since I am a widower. Whoever gets that car will never regret it.
That RV is amazing! Little bit of work and she'd be fine! Should have the pop up tent on the outside too IIRC. 454 with 45K miles I'd imagine? That's INCREDIBLE!
Get the Buick!!!! My family had one exactly like that one!!! I’d drive one before any new car. They are beasts!
RV was kinda tricky. It didn't look great on the outside but inside looked nice. Seems most everything worked. Not bad. I'm sure it'll sell at a bargain. Enjoyed as always!
You should bid on that rv, The RV is in great condition
I love your channel. Best wishes from the UK. You keep people over here who love American cars, interested. :)
My cousin is from Missouri, and he has had hail damage to his truck, and he was able to fix it by putting chunks of dry ice in the dents. The metal shrinks, and the dent pops out. Either that or get a 55 gallon drum of Bondo. Another possibility is one of those paintless dent removers.They have a hot glue gun, and different disks for different size dents. You may still need some dry ice to shrink the metal, as it may stretch when hit by the hail. Absolutely buy the Buick. My Son's 2001 Buick Century (3.1 engine) has about 215,000 miles and it still runs great. My friend had a Park Ave with the 3.6 supercharged engine. It went over 300,000 miles, then the transmission went out. He could have put a good used one in it, but he figured "why bother?" but the engine was still running great. They are comfortable and reliable. The Toyota probably had the fluids drained to get rid of any water. Take a socket set and a breaker bar with you. That way you can see if the engines on non running cars are frozen or not. The RV? That is so cheap, you could part it out and make money! Heck, buy it, clean it up, take a vacation in it, then sell it and you would vacation for free!!
Cold here in Indiana too. Had 80s 2 weeks ago. Gotta love the Midwest. I’m in my semi headed to South Bend where it’s colder too
The Buick is awesome flip car. Let's get it:)
Get the Rv get the Rv get the Rv!!! Or the hail damage one! Sell it as a storm chaser car!! Love all the videos!! I always wait for you new ones to show up.
A hail car would be a great way to get a nice car for cheap, as long as you put some new Windows in, if you are willing to live with many dents, it would be great. You could replace the hood also and it would be hard to see the hail damage on the roof if it is a tall car like that forester.
Jordan 23421 yep
You can get a roof skin replacement. About $5000 in body and paint, but as you said, the bolt on parts can be done by a D.I.Y person to save some money.
We bought a 14 focus for 3k hail damage . Few small dings and 2 windows. Only thing left is pulling carpet to clean to get musty smell out. But less than 4500 for almost new car with 51k miles👍
Did I not say Tim needs a Trailer of his very own in your back yard ?? Hell yeah brother, RV is close enough !!
RV - 40K miles at what, 5MPG? might be useful if you need additional dry space on Beards car lot. Hail car could be a good deal too.
bought a buick regal gs with the 3800 engine new in 92 was in the family for 500,000 miles sold to an employee who drove it several more years that i know of still had everything factory stock except for the fuel pump and spark plugs damn thing just wouldnt quit
That beautiful Allegro most likely has an Onan generator and a GM 454ci engine. In that condition it's a steal!
Randy I bought my first Copart car today! I tried out a 2000 Honda Civic here in California, good condition for $475 but $807 in all extra fees! Is that normal?!?! I have a 2004 Infinity G35 on approval for $1150, seller countered at $1550 but I stayed solid at $1150, we'll see how it goes. I was using AutoBidMaster to purchase it, do you have any suggestions on cheaper/better Brokers?
Sadly, that sounds about right man. I don't use brokers so I can't recommend any man. Please keep us posted on how it goes. Best of luck man!
I like how they charge 60 bucks to bring the car out to you lol but ya fees are ridiculous with them but I think it's more bearable if you have a dealer license
Just add a few hundred bucks to the price you are bidding and the sticker shock is a little more bearable. I usually assume $300 extra for anything I win under $1000.
I keep forgetting that tuesday is copart walkaround day
I liked how you showed the ford mostang before it was "fixed"
How do you get it is history?
Great RV!👍 Amusing tho watching y’all checking things out quickly on it when you clearly know little about the functions of RVs & how to operate them.🤣. Thanks again for the great video guys!
Love the LeSabre, Series 2 3800, probably elderly owned and for whatever reason Buicks seem most reliable in terms of switches and stupid stuff that can fail.
What price go on auction
Mobile home would be perfect!
The Solara for sure, and the Subaru with 3000 miles, wow!
I did not realize you were in Oklahoma. I am a newer subscriber, so I have not been around long enough to know where you were from if you had said it before. You are pretty close to me.
I would be so blessed to buy that RV!!!
I LOVE THAT THING!!!
RV for 700$?! Go for it!
Randy you are right about the Buick for sure I would buy it if I was looking for a car..
That motor home is awesome
"So. When did you get the tenement on wheels?" "Oh, that there is an ARRRR Vee." LOL! Seriously, in great shape for the money.
Yes! Get the RV and the Buick, they look and run great!
That RV would be a total score.
That RV is clean for its age
That was a well loved Buick
HI have been a subscriber was a while now, love your videos. Keep up the good work!
Thank you.
Buy the Buick!!!!! Make that happen i love Buick 3800 series 2 engine! Awesome video packed with content!😎👍
If the engine in the Solara is okay, they can be extremely good cars. I have an 06 with 156k and still running strong. But the 07 and 08s are known to burn a lot of oil. The dashboards are prone to cracking (mine is) but they can be really good cars.
My opinion i wouldnt do a salvage car but hey i love these vlogs
Hello Buddy, Nice Video and Grettings from Sunny Florida. Stay Warm My friends up there.
I'm on the hunt for a Genesis coupe with a good 2.0T engine for a customer. They are sexy cars, I have to agree with you there. My favorite color so far is the metallic blue.
Go for the RV! And have Tim drive it to Weird Beards! Great content. Trust me!👍👍👍👍
The Toyota Solara may have just had the fluids drained down as it was intended to repair it before either the insurance adjuster or the mechanic found something that sent it to Copart, but it's impossible to know so it's just not worth the risk unless you're buying it as parts for others. The Buick looks a pretty safe buy, it looks like it had a grandma or grandpa parking knock against a metal post and it certainly looks like it was taken care of, apart from the lifting dash trim, which I imagine is a very common issue with them, it's very clean all round and would certainly make someone a very decent cheap car. The RV could be a steal, the problem is having enough space to put it and the fact that apparently older RVs can be a tough sell as a whole lot of them have issues...
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I love you videos and ur brother Tim thanx so much
I mentioned in the previous video this rv would be a nice addition. Should be interesting how much this thing goes for
Road to 100k subcribers....i always watch your video cause i learn something new everytime i watch your video
That thumbnail was tore back, pun intended.
Tim 😂😀😁😃 I remember those days of long nights and then dragging my ass to work. I bet he slept like a baby after this! Awsome video as always!
I hope you win that Rv !
The Buick would be a good one. I’ve had a couple of those,. Very dependable.
The RV would be an awesome buy!
That Buick is a perfect flip car, they sell well especially during tax return Season
Hey Randy, TK also did a video on that Mustang.....
Yep. We shot the video at the same time lol.
Pretty sure those gm 3800 motors had many many lower intake leaks...
Lol this guy reminded me of somebody in the past couple days that I've been watching his videos it's been driving me nuts because cuz I couldn't think of of who. But when hes standing next to AA new Toyota tundra which looks like it was dropped off the Empire state building building hes telling us about his goal it's about his GoPro. Tom Arnold this could be Tom arnold's little brother. Looks it he sounds it. Or if you turn the sound off and watch him talk you could picture a younger Alex Jones voice coming from his face
Only 564 hrs on the generator on that rv.
Id buy that e.g. in a heartbeat.
Buick looks like a yes for flip as long as price stays reasonable, and the RV 100% yes. Likely has a big block under the doghouse, it's the same one that Roadkill cut up for the engine that went in The General Mayhem. (kinda explains the backfire too if it's got the same carb, the only carb that punishes you for going full throttle... Thermoquad! :D ) it's in so much better condition than theirs, they do tend to be low mileage (for reasons explained in that episode of RK also) but that one looks like it is worth every penny of 1k and more.
@19:10 that is a post 1991 model Bonneville my first car was the 1990 Bonneville which was the body style before that one.
Yes, buy that RV to keep it to yourself its a beauty!
Good stuff as usual
Can't go wrong with a Buick! Other than intake gaskets, the 3800 is a solid motor.
I bought a class c ford RV from IAA with 20k miles brand new tires for $85 with fees and drove it home. had a 3.5kw onan microlite generator.
I really appreciate you videos thanks a lot if you don't mind trying to video also Vans and pickup trucks
You could get the RV.
Rig it with cameras/night vision and what not.
Park and get some great footage of the craziness in the Walmart parking lots.
LOL 🤣🤣
rv a definite yes if cheep enough!! nice for its age. even park somewhere as weekend getaway at that price!
That rv is clean you should get it
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I’m needing a work vehicle and was wondering if a clean title hail damage vehicle would be a good option?
Housing is expensive. That RV might be a good flip for people looking for a "tiny house".
If the hail damage was cheap enough, I'd replace the glass and maybe the hood and use it as a personal vehicle.
The 3.8 ltr motor was a WINNER! Automakers don't like to sell automobiles that don't break down because then they don't need to buy another car! Think about it, The 3.8 was in the buick grand national, GNX (2 OF THE FASTEST PRODUCTION CARS FOR OVER 10 YEARS) ALSO, The Buick Regal, They lasted forever! The frame would rust out on models that were not garage kept & driven on the east coast, well before the drivetrain! The 3.8 is & was a winner! GM wanted repeat customers so, they stopped producing the 3.8! Some transmission issues developed in the fwd transmissions in later models but were unheard of in the rwd models!
I had a 2005 Toyota Solara and I t-bond, a lady in a Nissan versa. We were on a one-way street and she decides to do a U-turn on a one-way street good little cars
, nice looking truck
My experience is that you need a body shop to get new door to fit on the Buick lesaber prob 500-800$
Does Weird Beard need an Office? That RV would be nice for him if he did.
The 3.8 motors are notorious for blowing head gaskets
The Buick would be a good buy!
That oil u were looking for in the toyota burned away. Engine is notorious for burning copious amounts of oil. Probably some in there just not on the stick
That motor home is a steal at $700. The Buick, put a door on it and it will be fixed. The way the door is bent is why it won't open right. The wrecks are nasty
Oklahoma weather is torture sometimes lol
You better snatch up that Buick!!
Definitely pickup the RV and the Buick. Quick, easy flips!
Loving the rv!
Your copart location has so much nice stiff, the 4 in my state have poor a selection.
On the Toyota. That engine does burn oil, known Toyota Issue. I won't necessarily let that scare you. These are solid cars with a solid engine.
sorry, just noticed this was an old video. Maybe keep that in mind when you see one of these in the future
Buick ended up for around $1k including all the Copart fees, which is not bad. Probably another $50 for the door from LKQ to fix it. But how much will it cost to convert the paperwork from Salvage into Rebuit? Aren't people scary to purchase rebuilt title cars?
I have a ford ranger that has rebuilt title status. A fender, hood, and bumper was replaced before I bought it. I guess it all depends on the vehicle & the extent of damage
David Rubin , no I didn’t meant the parts or labor. But the paperwork. Some states require only licensed rebuilder to do the repair, some other - private individual may rebuild too and apply for the rebuilt certificate. So what about Oklahoma? How expensive is paperwork process? Who can apply?
@@HETPEZB my mistake. When I lived up north a car that was repaired was required to go for a state inspection and a certification sticker affixed inside the doorjamb.
David Rubin, correct. But my question was - can the private person in OK rebuild the car and go through the state inspection or only licensed rebuilder can do that? How much cost the paperwork process for state inspection to get the rebuilt title?
I think the Toyota’s probably gonna have a lot of a better chance of running and being a perfect car. One bc it’s a Toyota and two, it has a better chance than the yellow car.
The refrigerator has a safety latch that holds it closed. USUALLY. 😊
we are here NOTIFICATION SQuad XD
The rv would be a nice buy. Someone can put in in an rv park and be all set up. Too bad they were built when gas was $1.15 a gallon. The buick is a good car. I had a 2004. Never a problem.
What was wrong with the AT&T work vehicles?
They don't make em like they used to lol I got a 56 chevy shortbed stepside it's survived many hailstorms here in Oklahoma not a single dent
Take an 2nd look at the Solara
Please buy the RV it looks sexy and i really love the inside on the RV too so please make a buy on that rv
U could sell that rv for good money at the lot
I saw the video, taken at the scene, of that (I believe it's a Toyota) black P.U. It was a multiple vehicle accident, with at least 1 fatality in that vehicle, possibly more. RIP
I wouldn't mind that car at 5:22 I'm more into older vehicles than that one, but personally I think it looks alright. I would like to drive a good old 70s or 80s station wagon, but I'd be afraid I would mess it up. Now something like that is still pretty common and ain't too fashionable so wouldn't be too bad if it got a little damaged. Of course I'd still take care of it. Compared to most of the cars I see on the road today, I'd rate that at 8 out of 10 in looks. (That is a matter of opinion of course.)
You gotta check the oil first before starting them up bro, you might wreck it for the next purchaser if started with no oil.
you`re close, Motor Home.
Dont mess with any flooded cars if it got inside to many electronic components to deal with if they got wet
Buy the RV....you managed to get it running and the generator even works!
I have friends in California that live in RV's all your round.......it's a quick sell.
It looks like that Toyota Tundra picked a fight with a train and lost. I can't imagine the driver would have survived had they been in it so I imagine the driver bailed before impact. Watching that must have hurt as it looked like a pretty new truck. It's parts now...