Auction Hunters: Slot Car Racers 

dude, the look on that buyer's face. You know he has a passion for slot cars. He's all breathing heavy when he pulls the miniature man...

This is what sets Auction Hunters apart from Storage Wars and others because we the viewer see the found items being sold on not just having silly values put on them. Auction Hunters is an awesome show.

Definitely one of my favorite episodes. Love this show

Look at that collector, so sweet looking when he's happy

If this is acting, that buyer sure looked like the real thing. Genuinely happy and surprised

I miss this show so freaking awesome

I really like the batmobile slotcar

I love the guy reactions

I wish I was as happy as the buyer when he saw the whips

I had the Chaparral when I was a kid. Had my own track setup in the basement. Wish my folks would have held on to it.

You men are the greatest and we love your show - Jack the Unknown Picker

Santa Ana, Califas baby!

You ever see "Rodentz" the movie? Just one highlight of Allen Haffs acting career. And you think that hot blonde really just turned up one day, then got a job with them?

i agree with 19thaman79 both Allen and Ton although in past have don some acting/hosting gigs they now do this for a living Allen has a shop in LA called Hollywood & Vintage, a high volume liquidation company specializing in movie memorabilia & vintage collectibles that he operates from his office & warehouse in LA. Ton is an enthusiast for historical guns & memorabilia, this show is the best i've seen but wish i can find more shows, anyone know where i can get full episodes- I live in Australia

Woohh👌

I. Really. Love. Bargain. Hunters. , and. Pawnshop. Also remix. Of oyster. Shells. And. Sea. Treasures.......

I have them all even the orange la cucaracha 😊

For giggles, i took the prices that Jay gave for each of the cars he was sold and it came to $2520 and the auction hunters sold them to him for $2000. Close but, they were $520 short on what he said the cars would be worth. Oh well.

This guy is legit, I just started watching him. check it out.

kool!

awsome show but you see the gun they found it was like 50 fett long danm

I admit I am abit jealouse of these dudes,because they always buy cheap storage unites during auction days throughout the states,and end up getting unique items that are rare, and priceless to get, and selling it for heap of cash to buyers for serioustamount of money that will go to their bank acc .I mean who wouldn't be jealouse off of these dudes base on their succes in this competitive business by investing ones own cash for a unite is like gambling your savings away just to make a quick buck

Are these two secret lovers or something Always touching Knuckles and Hi fives or pats on the back what is it with yanks always wanting to touch each other

What episode is this? Anybody?

What do you think, is this show fake, or real... And i wish there were more on youtube....

hahaha.

What is the 2nd last car called

I love this show but i guess sometimes they make easy money with that stuff is the camera , the ppl dont wanna blame themselve and want to make good commercial for their own shop.

I. Love. Utube...

I just picked up a bunch of these out of the trash! If you wanna check out some of the other stuff I find, check out my channel.

M

Sounds better in German

These prices are a joke.

I know j of slot cars of Dallas the show is fake..

This is the fake his show ever ever ever

great fake program, brothers!!!!!!!!!!!

this show is fake

Auction Hunters is totally fake. These two guys are actors. They know little if anything about what they’re doing. On one episode, when they stamped silver with number punches they heated the punches up. This would serve no useful purpose & would’ve tempered the punches & ruined them! All they did was smelt a load of silver jewellery, usually 92.5% silver but some could’ve been less, or even fake. After they’d melted & cast it they claimed it was pure silver, which is 0.999% pure. You can’t purify silver just by melting & casting it. Then they stamped it up. Surely only government assay offices are allowed to do this.

Kind of fun, but totally fake, very unrealistic prices - overvalued by at least 100%. Not to mention that you'd never let two unexpierenced guys drive these cars if you want to protect any collector value. The Mila Miglia Cougar and the Batmobile are legitimately rare and desireable, but still not worth the quoted price. The show also repeats an old rumor about US servicemen returning from the UK after WW2 introducing the hobby in the US... Electric rail racing, the real predecessor, didn't start in England till 1955, and slots really didn't get off the ground till 57 or so when Scalextric and VIP came out. An English pioneer, D.J. Laidlaw-Dickson, wrote an article in the magazine Young Men in May 1956, and that's what inspired US racers to follow suit, starting in Kalamazoo, Michigan, and that was still rail racing (same thing, but with a rail in the center and a U-shaped guide on the car).

These guy are not funny at all