What REALLY Happened to Mike Hall From Rust Valley Restorers?
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- Опубликовано: 8 май 2024
- What REALLY Happened to Mike Hall From Rust Valley Restorers?
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was thinking that ledge behind the buildin collapsed and wiped out the shop .
Mike and Avery are comedy gold. Watching from the UK.
I have met Mike in person when I was out west visiting my daughter in BC. I hold the highest respect for Mike and his staff that work on those rusty cars. I am a body man, starting in the early 60s and most of the cars Mike and his crew work restoring I remember when they were new. Keep up the good work Mike and crew. I love the show and I am sure that I am not alone.
I think Mike is a very caring person. Will all can look back and see something we could of done different. Think that's want makes us who we are. Love the show. Waiting for new show.
I love that show, even despite that "laugh" of Avery's.
When you work for 50 years like Mike and Myself it's time to stop and retire regardless what people think
Times worth more than money
I restored cars for 20 years with my dad and really liked this show. Having said that, I think calling the end product of Rust Bros car restorations "museum pieces" is stretching the imagination a bit. I'm not implying they do bad work but they are not museum pieces.
I aggree. Not even close!
They are to drive and enjoy... nothing more , nothing less..
@@jefffrady3648 I totally agree
My seven yr old loves this show and has taught him a lot.
Mike's love and respect of people supersedes his love of cars. That's why he looses money on the cars he restores.
Dee Snyder's twin brother of different mothers!
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i didn't know someone I'm related to is kind of famous cool (I'm related to mike)
The Hall Identity.
Being 71, I can fully understand Mike's decisions.
I always enjoyed the show and all the people. I hope they are around doing something I can watch for Many years!
This video was informative...thanks for posting!
Sometimes you have to make the hard choice to sell off most of the collection in order to keep the restoration buisiness going, its an expensive buisiness, time consuming, and full of headaches. Its your crew and the buisiness that matters because in a perfect world they are family. Family first in this buisiness. It makes sense also that theres no way that they could get through 500 cars restored realistically so its better that they go to others to recondition than rot into the lot never getting done, there is no greater sin to someone who has the dream of restoring an old neglected car that deserves to live again and preserve history
The problem with restoring classic automobiles is that if you were to charge for all the real time involved, no one would begin to think about buying it because it would be too expensive.
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Manufacturing drama is a common staple to reality type TV shows. Viewers love it and tune into seeing what drama is coming next. It doesn't invalidate the core purpose of the show, it gives people what they want and benefits the creators of the show. RUclips content creators can validated that the content that they produce gets more viewers if the titles are clickbait, and if the video contains some kind of drama.
Loved the show good luck to all involved 😊
All good things eventually come to an end, and the average person doesn't want things they enjoy to come to an end so criticism for the person ending it will be inevitable.
This kind of work is a labor of love. It's very difficult to make a profit given the labor cost and cost of materials it takes to restore a car and a poor selling market can bankrupt you.
Most car builders will tell you they can't make money off of that kind of work and often make their money by televising the projects and getting advertisers, or RUclips to pay.
I miss this show
Oh.. I thought he went back to sing for Twisted Sister 😁..and Danny DeVito was offered a new role in a Batman Movie.
Ron Jeremy, not Danny DeVito....
sure he might of made some bad choices but most lose mony on restoring cars like that and i hope it keeps going
I don't recall EVER seeing a white guy who looks good in dreads. Hall is no exception.
We watch the show and we like it Mike is funny 😊
I have also FORD ESCORT in good condition from ETHIOPIA
At first I thought this guy was a humble down to earth guy but after watching more and more shows I started disliking him more and more and began to think he was just another greedy dirtball with a scripted TV show...
Wow! thass a bit harsh.
"Reality" can be like that
For some folks it's a bit like finding out who their parents are.
it his life !!
I thought the show really sucked. Between over acting, and silly dialogue, what's left to say.
If you would watch their RUclips channel, you would see how damn wrong you are! They were they only show where they acted more themselves than any other!
@@user-zq1px9yb7g "acting" is what this show is all about . NADA to do with restoring anything. I drove by that pile of rust for decades. Like those Latinos in Blaine, Wa. with THEIR restoration show, it just doesn't happen with these piles sitting in this area in the wet west, outside, for decades. Any part worthwhile is long gone except the iron. That goes to Portland, for REBAR.
The cars you know what it was about
You watched it 😂
Need to get rid of that dirty hair a number 4 perfect and a shave make him I better person
A persons hair and facial hair has nothing to do with being a better person, respect Mike!
It's his "trademark",
Otherwise, he'd look like someone that just blends into the crowd.
I don't think he's gunna get rid of those grubby lookin' ol' dreddies in a hurry.
only a dip would have hair like that.