Copart Walk Around 12-19-2020 + 1966 Impala 327 $1200!!! 

Its actually saying take me home

He might win it he posted about it on Facebook yesterday

Hope you get the Impala

Nailed it. Randy , dude, you NEED IT! THESE ARE AWESOME! I'm a car addict too. Just buy it. You won't regret it trust us!

A wonderful car

Plus talk about a flip , a little bit of love and you have a true gem

With all that moisture in the floors, I hope that that they aren’t rusted through.

I think he already does?

BUY THAT CAR

59-64 only especially this being a 4 door...

Even if he flips the the Impala when done he should get it restore a little then sell.

@@vikingman4614 agree 200%. It will bring smiles and fun to so many peepos down the line too.

Chris is talking sense. Trust me Randy. I had an opportunity to buy a 1959 oldsmobile 88 sedan in nice shape that needs paint and interior finishing. I could have got her for $6800. But I had some debt and worried it would bankrupt me. Wrong! I bought a 1992 mazda 929 for $750 plus $4000 in work. What a moron I was. Randy old American steel is always worth it. It's the new stuff that's not. Nobody gives a crap if they wreck a new car. Tons to be had unless it's a Ferrari. Then yeah time to cry. But pass on any old car and you're gonna hate yourself at some point. I did and I know I'm not alone. I still hate myself for passing on the oldsmobile. I'm a lot wiser now. Now when I buy and old car, I never sell it.

Buy it

BUY IT!!!!! Give it to Weird beard. This is way better than the 1959 Dodge with so much less to do to restore it than the Dodge. Call him up and let him see it. One of his kids might want it. It was a popular model and year . I know, because I wanted one back in 1966.

When he open the rear door and see that box with all beautiful shiny original hood caps i was flipping but when he open-up that hood and saw that clean engine my jaw hit on floor, even harder when it turn on and sounded so nice, with an enormous gealosy i just wanted to virtually enter inside the monitor get on there and take it.. sadly i'm from Europe.. Holly gem !..

I agree with you man its nedds to be in a series

I was about to comment the exact same thing

That’s what I was thinking! And the one on the show is also a four door,

News flash, he already bought

i wish i could but i cant i have enough cars now 1988 thunderbird and 1985 s-10 pickup

@@yazanbaddawi9683 i figured he would buy it

@@carterbigelow636 he was practically druelling over it but I can't blame him. Its a beautiful car.

I agree you should buy it way too nice

65 Chevy with primered flames, traded for some powdered goods.

The '65 fullsize Chevies are the most produced single year car in history, more than 2 million were built. They are large, and in charge - but not the heavy boats that they became in the '70s. This car represented the American dream in the 1960s.

Randy dont appreciate people saying the others are junk lmao😆😂

@@sonetaking3805 😂😂

If that AM_FM radio works it is worth around $650.00 Hubcaps around $150.00.

@@suewatson1912 I’m not sure the radio works. I found a rusted out 65 Caprice for a parts car. I took the radio, rear end, grill, and several other parts for my 65 SS. The dash boards on the two models are similar. There are people now that takes the guts out of these radios and replaces them with new tech. The knob openings in the dash will not line up with new radios. I was alway against cutting on the dash boards of the old cars.. I loved to listen to the exhaust note of my car. With blue tooth tech of today, I could just use my phone and a small speaker.

Retrosound make radios for 50s and 60s cars that fit in the original aperture but have all the modern whistles and bells including bluetooth, USB input etc. To the untrained eye they look exactly the same as the originals (the screen is where the tuning dial would be, and the station presets and lnobs control the various functions) and the distances between the knobs and display are adjustable so they can be configured to fit pretty much any shaft-mount application.

It's worth double that here in Michigan just the way it is, probably more than double... I know a few guys up here that would pay more than $3,500 for this even if it didn't have a motor. Stuff like this is more valuable up north because barely any exist lol.

You can get repop seat covers and put them on with new foam. I've done it on both my Novas, not that bad. Biggest issue was finding hog rings in my little town.

@@exlimey1417 Yes, the bench seat redo is a simple repair. Whatever happened to J.C. Whitney!

It's not nearly sketchy enough for VGG. He usually drives cars with barely any brakes "it'll be fine".

@@kruleworld Sometimes a guy needs to be sure.

I believe won it!

@@AxleChastain did he buy it?

@@C.M.S.recordingsstudio check out his Facebook page lol

I would buy that beautiful Impala in a heartbeat. My first car, in 1984, was a 4 door 1965 Impala with a 327. Paid $200 for her and drove for 4 years and then sold her to someone else. The person i sold her to somehow managed to wreck and roll that heavy led sled. Great memories, thanks for showing her