Most people first got to know Danny Koker, also known as “The Count,” during his time on Pawn Stars. He was such a hit among fans that he earned his own The History Channel show in the form of Counting Cars. This allows viewers to take a peek at Count’s Kustoms as he purchases and fixes up rare cars for a profit. It is a reality TV show, so some parts of it are staged. Among other things, the “random” buys are not really as spontaneous as he lets on! But what else about it is fake?
They Always Have The Right Parts Available
It is pretty common to see custom parts on-side in car shows like this one. But the truth is that the Counting Cars crew does not have each part on hand at all times. In fact, the show uses these rare parts even though it normally takes days and even weeks to obtain them. It does not sound possible that they are always available right when they need them. Of course, viewers do not want to wait a long time for that. This is why they rely on the editors to make the process look this smooth!
They Always Have The Right Parts Available
They Are Trying To Follow A Budget
On the show, Danny Koker earned a reputation for being strict with money. He is willing to fight over prices and even walk away if necessary. Even so, he likes to spend a lot of cash on wild and complicated restorations. This has made people wonder whether he considers money as big of a deal as he makes it out to be. The truth is that he does not need to run on a budget because the show pays for everything.
They Are Trying To Follow A Budget
There Are Only A Couple Of Employees At The Shop
If you watch car shows, you might assume that the team is only made up of a dozen or so people. In reality, this is not the case. The camera only takes footage of a couple of people as they work on the cars. But the truth is that this is only a trick of the angles. You see, there is typically a big team working on the renovation. The only problem is that they do not get air time like everyone else on the set.
There Are Only A Couple Of Employees At The Shop
They Walk Up To Car Owners Randomly
The show features a lot of shots of Danny Koker as he rides around, checks out cars, and offers deals to seemingly random people. Most of this is just for show. It takes a much longer time to scout. Aside from that, the team has already done its homework before he goes up to a client. They all work together to look for cars that would be good remodels. They also want people with a “tough luck” tale to go with it.
They Walk Up To Car Owners Randomly
They Give Customers Surprise Enhancements With No Approval
Danny Koker and the crew restore the vehicles that people bring to the shop. They would add all kinds of enhancements like fancy rims or a new paint job. It happens for free and without the notice of the client. Sadly, the “surprises” are less spontaneous than they seem on the show. As a matter of fact, the team has lengthy discussions about a car and talks about it with the client before they go ahead with it.
They Give Customers Surprise Enhancements With No Approval
The Truth About What His Childhood Was Like
On the TV show, Danny Koker is shown as a down-to-earth fellow with a humble background. That is not quite the truth in real life. While he is indeed laidback, his childhood is less modest than he makes it seem. When he was a young boy, his dad Danny Sr. played the piano for musicians such as Pat Boone and Johnny Cash. This allowed him to indulge in a car hobby, which he then passed on to his own son.
The Truth About What His Childhood Was Like
The Garage Is Suffering From Money Issues
If you watch the TV show, you might notice how much Koker and the team discuss the pressing need to flip cars. It is easy to assume that they are in a rush because they need money. However, they are not at all worried about going under or anything like that. As a matter of fact, Count’s Kustoms does well. They rake in a lot of money thanks to the show. On top of that, Koker has his restaurant and tattoo parlor.
The Garage Is Suffering From Money Issues
Danny Koker Does Not Run The Operation
In the show, it might not feel like Danny Koker is the bass at Count’s Kustoms. As a matter of fact, Kevin Mack seems to be in charge of everything in Counting Cars. He is the shop manager and gets seen discussing projects and laying out budgets with Koker. While the Count might not seem like he has a lot of input, he is the owner of the shop and the producer of the show. He is the boss around there!
Danny Koker Does Not Run The Operation
Celebrities Casually Drop By With No Warning
There are a couple of celebrities who have appeared on the TV show. Among others, Danny Koker worked on the car of Elvira, Mistress of the Dark. There was also a time when the Count met Andy Ross, who dropped by to get enhancements. They were not random incidents as they made it seem. In reality, they invite celebrities to guest star on the show for a promotional deal. In fact, they get money for this.
Celebrities Casually Drop By With No Warning
The Members Of The Team Are Truly Crazy
It is not unusual for reality TV shows to have a crazy cast of characters. This is also true for this program. In fact, there are lots of nutty folks who show up at the garage. There is Mike Henry, also known as Horn Mike. He works as an airbrush artist but got his moniker for the horns on the bandanas he wears. If you ever visit the shop when they are not taping, you will realize that they are just personas for the show.
The Members Of The Team Are Truly Crazy
How Much Time They Spend On Each Car
Do not forget that despite everything, Counting Cars is a reality TV show. That is the reason there is never a lack of drama on the show. It typically follows the employees as they race against a time limit on a restoration project. Most of the time, the time limit is fake. They simply add them to the plot of the episode to keep things interesting. Trust us, an afternoon is not enough to fix up any car.
How Much Time They Spend On Each Car
Danny Koker Finds It Difficult To Sell His Cars
It is not hard to see that Danny Koker has an attachment to some of his cars. We are sure that much of this is related to the story behind the acquisition, the amount of work it has gotten, and the historical value of the piece. Despite this, he always seems to find it hard to get rid of them. This is a celebrity with a wide array of cars, so we doubt that it is the hardest thing in the world to replace them.
Danny Koker Finds It Difficult To Sell His Cars
His Feelings About Environmental Rules And Regulations
Just like other gearheads out there, Danny Koker is not the biggest fan of environmental rules and regulations for vehicles. If you watch the show, you must know just how much he complains about using a modern part instead of a classic piece to meet these laws. He would go on rants about how environmentalism is a game played by politicians. Basically, he does not think that it is a big deal. There is a good chance that he plays this up to pander to all the motorheads watching the show.
His Feelings About Environmental Rules And Regulations
The Reason Behind The Departure Of Scott Jones
In the first season to the third one, Scott Jones was a staple on the reality TV show. As the money manager of the auto shop, he played a big role in what was going on. He left the show on a strange note in the third season. The grapevine says that he had been caught embezzling money! In reality, he only opened his own garage. Koker only wanted to add more drama to the story than there really was.
The Reason Behind The Departure Of Scott Jones
They Know The Story Of Each Car That Comes In
Each time that the team fixes up a car, they dive into its backstory. While it might sound like they know a lot about it, the stories they tell are not always factual. There was an episode that involved the discovery of an abandoned Chevrolet in poor condition. The cat got out of the bag through the internet. Fans learned the truth of its origins, which was not like what they said. The show has a tendency to tweak the stories so that they would be more interesting and appealing to the people who watch.
They Know The Story Of Each Car That Comes In
The Conversations Are Completely Natural
Danny Koker and the team had been working together for several years by now. You would think that they have a friendly rapport at the very least. The truth is that the conversations between them are all staged. Yes, even the jokes and arguments were planned ahead of time. The editing takes a toll on this since it turns the dialogue so clean that it sounds insincere. This is why they do not sound natural.
The Conversations Are Completely Natural
They Work On Several Projects At The Same Time
In Counting Cars, we often see Danny Koker and the team working on a couple of projects at once. They like to talk about the cars in depth and allegedly give each and every one of them a lot of care. It is hard to believe this since they pretend that every job is accomplished in a single day. Behind the scenes, they spend a week or more on each one. The editors are the ones who tie it all together.
They Work On Several Projects At The Same Time
Danny Koker Is An Expert On Cars
It is easy to assume that Danny Koker knows a lot about vehicles since he is the star of a reality TV show about that exact topic. In front of the camera, he is a know-it-all whenever it is brought up. Sadly, this is all for show. Without a doubt, he loves cars and knows more than most people in the world. Even so, it would be a stretch to call him an expert. Fans have noticed that he has said inaccurate things before.
Danny Koker Is An Expert On Cars
They Guarantee The Satisfaction Of Customers
In the show, you will always see the customers laughing, smiling, and having fun when they are in the shop. The employees are also shown as professional figures who never fail to deliver what they promised. We are here to tell you that you should not trust everything you see on the small screen. If you check the reviews of the shop, you will find customers ranting about poor service. On top of that, some of them were not happy that their vehicles were not chosen to appear on the show.
They Guarantee The Satisfaction Of Customers
There Is Hardly Any Negotiation With Customers
In the show, we always see Danny Koker cruising around and happening upon a car parked at the side of the road. After that, he will negotiate with the owner of the car and start out with a very low bid. For some reason, it almost always gets accepted! Is it even possible for such a thing to happen? You might have already guessed that it was staged. In reality, they already scouted the owner and scored a deal.
There Is Hardly Any Negotiation With Customers
Roli Szabo About The Stolen Trailer
It is important to be careful about closing the shop as there are so many rare cars and parts inside. From the look of things, they do not always check. Roli Szabo, a shop detailer, said that the trailer he custom painted got stolen in 2017. What makes it worse is that his costly detailing equipment, which has a value in the thousands, had been inside at the time. The tools were used for the show and other projects.
Roli Szabo About The Stolen Trailer
Joseph Frontiera Bought A Range Rover Using Company Money
There were reports saying that Joshua Frontiera used the funds of the shops for personal things in 2016. The former employee at Count’s Kustoms supposedly spent the money on flight tickets, as well as a Range Rover. Apart from these, it was also said that he failed to pay the income taxes of the shop on time when this was part of his job. Sadly, the shop ended up getting a big fine for late filing.
Joseph Frontiera Bought A Range Rover Using Company Money
There Is Always A Camera Rolling
We are sure that it is not easy to shoot a reality TV show as the cameras are there all the time. The people who work at the shop have already gotten used to this setup. They know that the footage will be edited, but only a fraction will make it to the final cut. Koker said, “As far as production is concerned, they’ve gotta keep rolling on all this stuff, or they’re going to miss something vital on an episode.”
There Is Always A Camera Rolling
Joseph “Doc” Duggan Had A Weird House Robbery
The tech genius of the shop suffered bad luck in 2015. Upon returning home, Joseph “Doc” Duggan found that his door was unlocked. Even worse, the house had been emptied! The robbers left him only a couple of dishes and his clothes. People found it strange that the culprits ran a cycle on the dishwasher before they left. There was also evidence that the bathroom had been used. How strange is that?
Joseph “Doc” Duggan Had A Weird House Robbery
The Truth About The Garage Tours
Fans always get excited whenever they see custom and rare cars on the show. This experience is more impressive if you get to take a look at them at Count’s Kustoms. Unfortunately, the tours of the shop are not all that. According to reviews, it was disappointing to see the bad customer service and pricey coffee. On top of that, they were disappointed to see that the shop is in a bad area in the city.
The Truth About The Garage Tours
It Is Now Harder For Them To Make Deals
With the success of the TV show, Count’s Kustoms has been doing even better than before. In this case, fame has paid off for them. Sadly, Danny Koker said that it is not always a good thing for the crew. For one thing, clients have become more difficult to negotiate with. Before, it was much easier to approach clients and talk about the prices. Nowadays, people always want to get more money from him. Sadly, it is indeed true that fame also has its downsides. It has made this part of the job harder for the team.
It Is Now Harder For Them To Make Deals
How Danny Koker Earned His Nickname
Before Danny Koker became a shop owner and a reality TV figure, he used to wear vampire costumes. He would even host the Saturday Fright at the Movies horror show and go by the nickname “Count Cool Rider.” In a poor attempt at a Transylvanian accent, he would go on the stage in his cape and share what movie was on for the night. He has since gone on to roll with the moniker.
How Danny Koker Earned His Nickname
It Is Not Easy For Danny Koker To Sell His Cars
It is not a secret that Danny Kroker loves cars. In his youth, he and his dad spent time together in the garage. Now, he now has his very own shop. It can be tough for him to let go of the cars in his collection. In fact, he once spoke up about how hard it is for him. He said, “I feel like I put a piece of me in it.”
It Is Not Easy For Danny Koker To Sell His Cars
He Nearly Got To Purchase The Car Of His Dreams
A lot of folks have a “dream car” that they wouldn’t hesitate to purchase once they have the money for it. Danny Koker is not an exception to this rule at all! Even though he spends a lot of time surrounded by cool and rare cars, the 1972 Lamborghini Miura SV is the vehicle of his dreams. He almost made it come true, but the deal with the shop owner fell through. He continues to be on the lookout for a unit.
He Nearly Got To Purchase The Car Of His Dreams
The Cars That Used To Be Owned By His Dad
His dad had been one of the most influential people in his life. Upon his death, it was hard for Danny Koker to look at the car collection of his pops. When he spoke to the Las Vegas Review-Journal, he said that he is “just now starting to dig out a couple of the very personal vehicles that were my father’s that now belong to me, that I haven’t been able to think about, or look at, or touch for a long time.”
The Cars That Used To Be Owned By His Dad
Paul Sr. Wanted His Son To Leave
This time, let us talk about another hit TV show. Paul Teutul Sr. did not want his son to stay at the family show for a while. Upon doing some research on the matter, he saw that the contract with the network came with a couple of loopholes. He figured that this was a way for him to kick his son out of American Chopper. Not only that, but he also discovered a way to buy the stake of his son in Orange County Choppers.
Paul Sr. Wanted His Son To Leave
Suing Paul Jr. For A Million Bucks
A lot of fans had been shocked when Paul Teutul Sr. sued the younger man for a million bucks. He was under the assumption that Paul Jr. would back down after this, but this was not the case. Instead, Paul Jr. hired lawyers and fought back against the lawsuit. He ended up winning the case against his old man.
Suing Paul Jr. For A Million Bucks
He Did Not Go To The Wedding Of His Own Son
After going out for two years, Paul Jr. and Rachael Biester got married in 2010. They first met while they were filming the show. It was love at first sight! Unfortunately, their wedding happened at around the same time that the son and father had been fighting in court. The older man did not show up at their nuptials due to the feud and the timing. While he must regret this, it is too late to do anything about it.
He Did Not Go To The Wedding Of His Own Son
The Network Threatened To End The Show
After the lawsuit came to an end, things between the two men only worsened. As a matter of fact, Paul Sr. decided to fire his son from the show. TLC was threatening to end the show if he did not take it back. The network insisted that the deal obligated both of them to be on the show. When Paul Sr. refused, they got a notice of default. Can you believe that American Chopper nearly ended like this?
The Network Threatened To End The Show
It Was Time To Break Up Their Work Relationship
In the end, Paul Sr. and Paul Jr. agreed that they would no longer work as business partners. The lawsuit must have been the last straw for them. The younger man decided to leave the show and start his own design firm in the hopes of restoring peace in the family. This turned out to be a great idea. TLC allowed him to leave the show, but he needed to come back every now and then as an independent consultant.
It Was Time To Break Up Their Work Relationship
His Business Is Still Doing Well
From the look of things, that was actually the best course of action for both of them. Paul Jr. saw a lot of success with his own custom chopper program. Blizzard, the famous video game firm, is among his many clients! The company commissioned a few World of Warcraft-themed bicycles from him. Aside from that, he has also worked on hit movies that need his expertise. We are sure that he is happy that he made this move. It allowed him to move out of the shadow of his own father. He has truly flourished.
His Business Is Still Doing Well
He Passed His Bad Habits Onto The Kids
Without a doubt, Paul Sr. was easily the biggest personality on the TV show. Despite everything, he had a lot of demons to deal with. For one thing, he had been suffering from alcohol addiction for fifteen years before finally checking into rehab. He did this in the hopes of saving his marriage. While he later sobered up, his children went on to inherit his vices. Paul Jr. went to rehab when he was only sixteen!
He Passed His Bad Habits Onto The Kids
They Are Almost One Happy Family Again
While things have since improved for the two men, the relationship was not magically fixed. In fact, it was not easy for the younger man to let his dad enter his life once more. In 2015, the couple had their first child. Fans were delighted when they saw a photo of his old man and the baby. Paul Jr. and Rachel named their son Hudson. Do you think that he will learn how to ride a motorcycle earlier than most people? It looks like it runs in the blood, so we are willing to be that this will be the case.
They Are Almost One Happy Family Again
What The Grapevine Had To Say About It
In 2012, the drama finally ended. Country Music Television worked on a spinoff of American Chopper, but it did not receive as much attention as the original. The grapevine said that orange County Choppers would shut down if it kept losing more money. The rumors were exaggerated. In a radio interview, Paul Sr. explained that they were only relocating the shop, not closing it. This was accompanied by the good news that the original show had new episodes due to come out in 2018.
What The Grapevine Had To Say About It
The Reboot Almost Did Not Happen
When the reboot of the show was made public, fans were thrilled. They did not know that it almost did not come to fruition. While the family had been on mostly good terms with the team, the relationship with the producer was not good. Craig Piligian butted heads with them in the past. “It wasn’t very much fun, and a lot of bad blood was spilled at the beginning of it all. And now everything’s great,” he said.
The Reboot Almost Did Not Happen
He Was Served A Lawsuit For Fraud
While the show has since ended, Paul Teutul continues to deal with a slew of legal woes. In 2018, he was taken to court for fraud. “Teutul tried to change their 51/49 percent ownership deal (benefiting Derbyshire) to a 50/50 deal. Derbyshire had agreed to fund the project up to $3 million at that time,” said a report. His legal counsel replied to this accusation by stating, “Mr. Derbyshire’s interpretation of said events is without merit and with the timing of Orange County Choppers much-anticipated return to television tomorrow night the timing is very suspect of once again untrue allegations.”
He Was Served A Lawsuit For Fraud
Filing For Bankruptcy In 2018
Only a month after the lawsuit was served to him, Paul Teutul filed for bankruptcy. He had a debt in the millions. It included a million on the mortgage. According to him, he brings home $15,070 per month and spends almost all of that. He said that he was bad with money. The report said, “Teutul filed paperwork claiming that he owes close to 50 creditors $1,070,893.44 and that he was only worth $1,801,729,”
Filing For Bankruptcy In 2018
There Were Even More Lawsuits
In reality, the American Chopper team is no stranger to lawsuits whatsoever. A few seasons into the TV show, they were sued by Cody Connelly. Despite this, the company kept selling products with his likeness. He lost the lawsuit, but we are sure that it was not easy for him either. On the bright side, he did reach a settlement with the producers of the show for an undisclosed sum of money.
There Were Even More Lawsuits
Someone Else Claimed Credit For A Chopper Concept
There was a time when Orange County Chopper collaborated with the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation in the hopes of making a chopper that was accessible to wheelchair users. Sadly, Chris Tavantzsis filed a lawsuit. He is a polio sufferer and said that he pitched them the concept at a trade show two years prior to the episode. Four years after he sued them, it got thrown out of court.
Someone Else Claimed Credit For A Chopper Concept
Mikey Is Now Working On His “Top Secret Project”
Paul Jr. is not the only Teutul son to appear on the show. There is also Mikey, who was hired by the patriarch to do maintenance duty for the show. He typically plays peacemaker in front of the cameras too. Fans of the show loved him for it. After being the mediator for a very long time, he left the company once he got sick of it. Sadly, it was difficult to fill the void that he left on the show. He has since talked it out with the family, however. Right now, he is busy working on a so-called “top-secret” project.
Mikey Is Now Working On His “Top Secret Project”
Shaq Got His Very Own Custom Chopper
American Chopper fans were delighted when Shaquille O’Neal made an appearance. The show came back for a one-night event that involved building a custom chopper for the basketball player. It was not easy since he is such a huge guy. The NBA icon was delighted with the new vehicle and said that this was the first time that a motorcycle could accommodate his large frame. Paul Jr. was not in the special, although his brother showed up to act as the vice-president of the shop.
Shaq Got His Very Own Custom Chopper
Mikey Is Actually Very Passionate About Art
When Mikey got fed up with his family, he left the show. His intention was to pursue his love of art, which has been his dream for the longest time. On the show, he learned how to run a business. This must have been helpful when he started his own art gallery. Aside from taking care of operations, he also made and sold his own art. In 2014, he closed the art gallery to lead a simpler life. Apart from this, it was also his goal to focus on clearing the air with his family members.
Mikey Is Actually Very Passionate About Art
Vincent DiMartino Has Seen His Own Share Of Success
A month into his employment at the garage, Vincent DiMartino found out that Orange County Choppers was getting its own reality TV show. He went on to be a minor celebrity during his time on American Choppers, although he later left to start V-Force Customs. While he must be busy with his shop, he makes sure to pay respect to his origins. He returned in the final seasons of the reality TV show to ask Paul Jr. for advice. They are still good friends even though he no longer works there.
Vincent DiMartino Has Seen His Own Share Of Success
He Made It Back To The TV Show
Vincent must have been delighted when he made his dream a reality. He started his own garage but knows that this would have been impossible to do this on his own. Upon the release of American Chopper: Senior vs Junior, he came back to help Paul Jr. The new show enjoyed two seasons on the Discovery Channel until it got the ax. Despite this, it is neat to see the crew once more.
He Made It Back To The TV Show
Not Initially Meant To Focus On The Shop
When the idea of American Chopper was developed, The Discovery Channel was not all that interested in the family. The producer said that the choice to focus on the garage was finalized a night before they started filming. It was such a last-minute move that the network did not know until they were in too deep. “I changed all the tickets, changed the crew, and on Thursday we were shooting the pilot for American Chopper. We didn’t initially tell Discovery about the switch. It was just a gut feeling.”
Not Initially Meant To Focus On The Shop
The Teutuls Tried To Crowdsource A TV Show
When the show came to an end, the Teutuls could not help but feel like there was unfinished business. The family did not have funds of their own to launch a new show, which is why they launched a campaign on Patreon. Hopefully, they could get enough money through crowdsourcing. They explained the situation to their fans and promised that they would deliver and more if the new show happened. Not only that, but they also said that it would give them more artistic freedom.
The Teutuls Tried To Crowdsource A TV Show
The Family Is Big On Animals
In 2009, Paul Teutul revealed that he is a huge animal lover. He told People that he is the proud owner of “two dogs, Marty and Gus … plus, 5 miniature horses, 2 miniature donkeys, 2 alpacas, 2 baby doll sheep, 5 goats, and 2 highlander cows.” Aside from that, he likes to open the house to the children in the neighborhood to spread the love some more. Based on what he says, they seem to enjoy bonding with the animals too! “They love the animals. We all do,” he said. How adorable is that?
The Family Is Big On Animals
A New Kind Of Reality TV Show
Before American Chopper came out, there were not a lot of reality TV shows that followed regular people. In fact, this is the reason the show was such a hit back then. People wanted to see more drama, rough language, and fighting. Basically, they wanted more reality! Even though the family fought often, it was not staged. As a matter of fact, they depicted everything as it really happened. While networks want to copy this concept, they have mostly failed to capture the same magic that it had.
A New Kind Of Reality TV Show
Paul Jr. Is Glad That His Dad Fired Him
After he got kicked out of the family shop, Paul Jr. had the chance to start his own business. According to the reality TV star, it was one of the best things that has happened to his life. But at the time, he was angry. He won the lawsuit and won against his dad. Upon reflection, he said, “And that turned out to be one of the best things that could have happened to me at the time. It just took a while to realize that.”
Paul Jr. Is Glad That His Dad Fired Him
Paul Jr. Worked On The Ninja Turtles Movie
Since then, Paul Jr. has worked on many cool projects. Among other things, he worked on Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows. He was hired by Michael Bay to come up with a bike design. The result was so impressive that he earned another commission. Can you believe that Paul Jr. did not work on the designs until the very last minute? He found it hard to come up with inspiration, but it all worked out in the end. It was also the first time that the director let an artist work without an approved concept.
Paul Jr. Worked On The Ninja Turtles Movie
The Show Had No Need To Invent Drama
These days, it can be hard to distinguish between the real and the fake in reality TV shows. Even though American Chopper was brimming with drama, it was authentic. It is true that there was beef among the Teutuls, who had no problems feuding when the cameras were rolling. Are you doubting this? If you are not convinced, you might want to check all the lawsuits that members of the family have filed against each other. The crew behind the TV show must have thought that it was refreshing too.
The Show Had No Need To Invent Drama
They Have Also Entered The Restaurant Industry
Paul Sr. wanted to try his hand in the restaurant industry in 2011. This is why he and business partner Carlos Urbaneja pitched an idea to some investors. They have only opened one place since then. While it is still in operation, it only has a 2.7-star Google rating. “Place is a joke, needs new management clearly. Just seems like they are not concerned with making money or customer appreciation what’s so ever. Food is basic and unappetizing, beer lines are dirty, everything just needs an update,” said one review.
They Have Also Entered The Restaurant Industry
After A Long Time On The Air
American Chopper saw plenty of success during its original run. It ran for a decade and has a total of 223 episodes to its name. At the peak of its success, it was drawing in nearly four million viewers a week. This might sound like a lot but wait until you hear that most shows on The Discovery Channel struggle to bring in over a million. One of the reasons it was so successful would be all the drama. They always featured a teaser for the next episode at the end of every one. This kept everyone coming back!
After A Long Time On The Air
It Even Got Its Very Own Video Game Series
You can say that you have made it when you get your very own video game. Can you believe that there is one for American Chopper? The game in question was published by Activision in the early ‘00s. It was available on all major gaming consoles at the time. On top of that, it earned a sequel in the form of American Chopper 2: Full Throttle. We are not sure what its plot was nor how successful it had been. However, isn’t it neat to hear that this happened at all?
It Even Got Its Very Own Video Game Series
Paul Sr. Is Hoping To Sell His Farm
Unfortunately, things were difficult for Paul Teutul Sr. in 2018. For one thing, he got sued for fraud, filed for bankruptcy, lost his house to foreclosure, and listed his 70-acre farm. We are keeping our fingers crossed that things are now looking up for him. He first put the farm on sale at an asking price of $2.89 million, although he decided to bring it down to $2.49 million later on. Hopefully, this year is going to be much kinder to the old man.
Paul Sr. Is Hoping To Sell His Farm