Counting Cars: Danny TRANSFORMS a 1966 Mustang (Season 6) | History
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Danny and the team encounter a few unexpected hiccups while restoring a 1966 Mustang Convertible back to its glory days, in this clip from Season 6, "Mangled Mustang Part 1." #CountingCars
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Most people in Las Vegas bet with chips, but Danny “The Count” Koker bets with cars. This Sin City legend walks, talks and breathes cars and bikes. When he sees a car he wants, he will do whatever it takes to get his hands on it-including making on-the-spot cash offers to unsuspecting owners. On the HISTORY series Counting Cars, Danny and his team restore, customize and sell cars in a hurry, scrambling to keep their Las Vegas shop in the black. From classics to exotics, from hotrods to choppers, Danny and the crew of Count’s Kustoms will stop at nothing to find and flip the greatest rides of all time.
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Thank you for uploading a full episode cause i got frustrated watching 1, 2 min. Video which is just a quarter of full episode
That car looks amazing. What an incredible job they did I was actually drooling 🤤 watching it. True Professionals 🏆
This couple definitely did it in the car😂😂
Lol don’t think there would be enough room in there
😂😂😂😂
I had a burgundy 66 in Hawaii many years ago and I did a couple of honeys in it. Great car but what a rustbucket.
Did what 😒?
Blaze, man they're old
I had a boss back in the late 80's who gave his graduating hs daughter a fully restored '66 Mustang almost identical to this one but with black rolled and pleated seats. She hated it and refused to drive it. I learned this a few months afterwards from the mom when I spotted it in their garage. When she asked, "It just sits here. You want to take and drive it this weekend?", there was no way I could turn that down. I drove over it to the Auburn University campus on Saturday and heard many wows! And 'helluva car, dude!'. The fantasy was short but sweet.
Lucky man, this is why i always say, don't get someone something they don't know nothing about and never appreciate it
This is my favorite restoration. I like how they kept it looking true to original.
I think this is one of your finest pieces of work
Agree .
Great job as usual and I’m always amazed at the talents of their crew, especially Ryan, who is phenomenal painter. I had a chance to meet him a few years ago and what a great guy.
OMG Is that susan Mikes stepmother from the movie the blind side?
@@deanfarr3249 yes
lol
"It's not gonna get better once it gets up", story of my life.
Lmao
If that car came out today.....it would sell big time....absolutely stunning
THAT is a very high end "Driver". It will "show" and "GO!" ....without breaking down.
I wanted every single drivers aids they added for comfort and performance. Well done on that!
“There’s not any tears or a thing”
Lady you would think for $50k-70k there better not be. This has got to be the most expensive 6 cylinder 66 convertible mustang. You can get one in this condition for $30k-35k. At first this was 50k and I bet they added another 15k-20k . Dayum.
You stingy Bryan.
Adding A/C and power steering to a 120hp engine? 0-60 in 30 seconds
40
She doesn't care, she just wants to look pretty
My '80 Accord LX with a whopping 73 HP had A/C and PS.
This '66 mustang convertible absolutely blew me away! Spot On Stunning!
Soo jealous....Great Job Guys! As usual.
That brings back a lot of memories, very nice and beautiful car.
Phenomenal restoration. They turned garbage into gold 👍
If I put over $50k in a mustang, I'd at least want the V8.
They wanted Factory restoration...Soo...i guess thats why they didn't..
@Jack Russelle Lewis 100% agree. I mean, if it was the C1 Vette with the Blue Flame motor I'd understand because those are rarer than hen's teeth, but for a mustang it's a bit of an undershoot.
My BMW is 255hp my friends keep telling me to upgrade it, straight pipe it and etc.. I don’t wanna do it I wanna keep my car stock, for me stock cars are beauty unless it’s a project car
@@ScubaDiverMan711 well with exhaust it's not really that big of a deal, if I were you I'd try it, and if you don't like it then get some proper racing exhaust
the power of the P....
i would have definetly made sure it was a k code. even restored this run of the mill mustang is worth half of what he put into it. Either way, great work by the guys.
The old girl looks pretty good!
@Fun Builder you got it!
The car of the wife? LOL
Spent 50 on a car worth 25
Too many years ago I had a ride in my friends Mom’s brand new 64.5 mustang. I remember I loved that car right away.
I would LOVE to drive that cherry home!
We all would lol
Customer:i have a 1966 Mustang convertible to restore
Danny: Ok bring it in (finds out metal fabrication problem)
Danny: (calls customer) Come get it out of my shop
@@deanfarr3249 For that price I would have to! May be a great price, but I'd have to see the resale value to OK something like that. Still a cherry though!
Ummm... Yeah... There ain't no cherry left.
That was smart taking a picture of the 2 by 4 among others
That Packard came out looking sweet, love the original big white wall tires & wire wheels
That's the best I've seen. This team is unbelievable!
The car looks so gorgeous 😍
I learned to drive in a ‘67 Mustang. Mustangs around that year always catch my eye.
It needed at least the 289. Pretty car.
I myself would love to see the full restoration videos. You should do one car and see how many watch it. You’d be surprised. I’d watch how ever many videos it took.
Love from India🇮🇳
Ohh, that's awesome!!! My favorite automobile, Mustang!!! The last one i had was a 66 coupe, poppy red, 351c V8, two barrel, duel exhaust. Nice looking on the inside and out but, eventually the rear end was going out and i had to get rid of it! I couldn't afford to fix it or set it aside and get another car. I can do that NOW, of course. I was so sad to let it go but, had no choice. I miss it. It didn't have the original engine in it. According to the vin number, the original engine was a 200, straight six (just like the one in this video)!! I can only imagine how beautiful it would've looked restored to factory settings!! I have pics of it. Not sure how to share them with you all. Oh, one thing it DIDN'T have was power stearing! I hated that! Haha!
That is more than awsome . Wow , the skill level that a group of people have to be at to do that . Wow .
Beautiful Mustang!!!!!!!!!!
Even the timber was rotten in it. Thats hilarious!
Love your choice of dog !
I grew up with a Bull Terrier in the 70's. He was a real character.
My Pop was a Veterinarian, and he delivered the puppy.
Back then, not many people ever saw or knew the breed. We received many strange looks and comments everytime we took "Jake" out for a walk.
Great memories
I'm sure yours has a cool personality too 😎
Cheers
@@stuartb9323 hes my 5rh. And yes they are all very funny dogs. Make me larf everyday. Only bread ive ever had. Peace! 😁
@@paulyrepa2046 You probably know having so many..but always use a stainless steel food and water bowls with them. Some will get an allergic reaction that looks like acne around their chin.
@@paulyrepa2046 if you use a plastic or ceramic bowl
The only thing 2 wrong with bullys is allergys. But u soon work em out.
I loved this show more than fast and loud
Beautiful Job,, Now I wished I kepted my 442 and GTO back in the 70s... oh well that was 50 years ago..
I know it took it but man thats alot for someone to put into a restore of one of their cars.
So glad Susan and Bob could do this as it’s absolutely superb
my favourite car show . i have watched many shows ,on discovery history
Simply stunning finish!!
Budget went up from 50k to 60-65k and they get a $10 piece of wall art as a consolation prize😂😂😂
in regular shop they would get to pay another 5k above the revised budget
It's a shame how people want to jackleg vehicles and whoever done that car like that has no heart or concious. Thanks to Danny and his crew that car can live a long long time. God bless you all
You guys did it right. 👏
Good job Ryan 🙌🏻🙌🏻
Good job on the restoration 👍
Beautiful job.❤🇺🇸
i love classic mustang
Fun fact is the Ford Mustang horse was designed and sculpted by Bill Swan at international fiberglass along with many other iconic fiberglass statues like Paul Bunyan.
The only thing Bill got for it was a Thank you card from Edsel,a3D print out of the horse and Ford paid him 100 for it and this is the exact horse the emblem was COPIED from but the man who made the emblem worked at Ford therefore took full credit at least Bills family got the horse
You guys do great work I am all old school and you guys are to you are perfectionist love it
Awesome job 👍🧡
SUPER NICE!
So awesome
Awesome ❤️
Love you Uriah
WOW 🤩🤩
37 years sounds more like a prison sentence to me!
Very nice
Wicked!
OUTSTANDING GUYS!! SHE'S BEAUTIFUL!!
I had a 66 exactly this style. Wish mine could have looked like this 1.
I guess the idea was to keep this as close to stock/original as possible but for what this cost I'd want a fire-breathing 289, at least, and a white top. Put the anemic 6 banger in mothballs in case someone wanted to actually restore it in the future. I'd also do the same with the wheels and add Cragars with spinners. I did love the interior.
I love your show.
50k but it’s a 6 cylinder if u gonna drop 60k u gotta go nuts
The inline-6, well, with what they had, the phone call to me would have changed from the total restoration to a custom. I do not like the idea of changing old metal, but once cut, it has been cut. And, with the mangled old work and 6-banger, I would change it. Add the power, gobs of it.
Yeah, it's a waste of money and not worth anywhere near what they have in it right now. If you're going to spend that kind of money, at least have a fast car when you're done.
Super bro
Woooooooowwwwww awooooosom.e job you are...❤💯💯💯💯💥💥💥💥☝️☝️🙏🙏🙏🙏
I wish interior was black or a mix of red and white
❤️
Guys you all r magicians.
How he ran over to open then door🤣
That was my first car. Man I wish I could get another one. But being a disabled veteran it’s just not possible. Mine was baby blue. 😪
SIX CYLINDER WHAT !
I would have given them the two by four as a momento.
Man I couldn’t spend that kinda money and still have a 6 cyl… If it was for my wife or my mother I for sure would have wanted fuel injection. It could be just a very mild 302 in the style of these older cars and just add an aftermarket fuel injection set up. I would just take a 302 from a 89-93 fox body Mustang just have the bottom end rebuilt, mild cam, cheaper aluminum heads, intake, then you would have a serpentine belt no crappy v-belts, power steering pump and ac compressor and all ur brackets are there, there is a plug that comes off the engine wiring harness for ur gauges and to wire in ur ignition wiring super easy to swap in! Also these injected Fox body 302’s get pretty good fuel mileage my last one got 26-28 mpg on the highway that was with a bunch of bolt ons prolly around 300hp nothing crazy. I just wouldn’t want my mom or wife to drive a car with a carburetor plus if the car ever broke down most shops don’t have anyone that can work on a carbureted engine and if it needs something every part store has parts in stock for a injected Fox Mustang.
Cool rich couple loves that car. And so do I.
cool
Having had a 65 and a 67 Mustang, I know these years were rust buckets. I looked at a 65 Falcon once and it looked great until I looked down inside of the doors with the windows cranked down and it was rust city! I believe Ford never painted the inside of the body in those years, especially the cowls.
Personally, for that kind of budget, I would've expected more.
🙏🙏🙏
I had a 97 red mustang convertible with a v6 and after about a month I wished I got the v8. No power in those 3.8l v6
Weow weow..what do you mean you got rid of the 2 by 4?
And not a pinstripe insight 🤪😂
Danny reminds me of Negan from TWD.
Just look at it
Customer says car is in pretty good shape , body shop calls and says 911 this car is a MESS.
oh to soon
Restoration equals satisfaction.
It pays to be rich.
You know why they put that 2x4 in there also the Bondo would have something to stick to
I want to know the story behind the 2X4
3:11 MURDER
He sounds like Hank
Forgot the coyote swap.
That babies beautiful
i've seen news paper fibreglass chicken wire used in cars but never seen a 4x4 piece of wood to repair frame rust thats bad
They dont call them "Rustangs" for nothing!😆😆😆
Tried watching this with my eyes closed during the car reveal... The sounds gave me all the cringe. 🤣
“Ryan made sure to dig through the many layers of repainted to find the exact factory red color.” You’d think a professional restoration shop would know how to just look at the VIN number to find that out.
yea you would think that until you find out that 3/10 have some wrong entry in the database :-D
@@yulieart Then you would find the official Ford paint codes and match them to your VIN.
@@OkayNiceOne i know, but more often than not, they are wrong. Well i do not know about Ford, but in 60-70ties the correctness of those data was not really top priority. Mine vette was blue factory, had vin code for red, only because one before and one after was red. People were really caring about those first when internet came along.
Cool,a carpenter can do body work .goodjob.he is probley handsome too..lol..
every 65-70 is probalby thrice restored by a vartiy of differntly skilled restorers. OH MY THAT LOOKS FACTORY FRESH. cant believe they put that money into a 6cyl.
All that money for a v6 😂
Ryan is our paint Guru ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Cougar
I am looking to get those wheels and like the white walls, what model tire and size are these?
A four lugger 'Stang aint worth what they put into it.