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American Pickers

Started by 65post, October 13, 2011, 05:55:18 PM

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65post

Anyone see this weeks American Pickers with the Talledaga in the barn?
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dodgedarren

Quote from: 65post on October 13, 2011, 05:55:18 PM
Anyone see this weeks American Pickers with the Talledaga in the barn?

No, what did they pat for it???

jonw29

I have seen that b4.Was it the one that the guy had a 427 64 Ford?He didnt want to sell anything if it is the same show that I saw?

Aero426

Those two douche nozzles pretending to be car guys wouldn't know a Talladega if it hit them.

jonw29


myaerocars

Thanks Doug..... I laughed out loud at that one and I really needed that.  :cheers:

Godspeed,
JONATHAN FREEMAN

65post

Quote from: jonw29 on October 13, 2011, 07:13:41 PM
I have seen that b4.Was it the one that the guy had a 427 64 Ford?He didnt want to sell anything if it is the same show that I saw?
Ya that is the one.The boys probably thought it was just an old fairlane.....
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CornDogsCharger

I love the show but sometimes I wonder why they buy some of the things they do. Anyways, I kept laughing when Frank bought that Ford Model A. The car was either a 3 window coupe or a 5 window coupe but either way, it was a COUPE. They kept calling it a Model A "Roadster".

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1970Moparmann

Quote from: Aero426 on October 13, 2011, 07:23:55 PM
Those two douche nozzles pretending to be car guys wouldn't know a Talladega if it hit them.

Now that was funny!

I think the Picker Sisters would have known :scratchchin:.... LOL.  They keep my attention more! :nana:
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jonw29

Quote from: 1970Moparmann on October 13, 2011, 10:38:10 PM
Quote from: Aero426 on October 13, 2011, 07:23:55 PM
Those two douche nozzles pretending to be car guys wouldn't know a Talladega if it hit them.

Now that was funny!

I think the Picker Sisters would have known :scratchchin:.... LOL.  They keep my attention more! :nana:
Good Point

41husk

They seem to be less on the ball than Mike and frank.  Picker stickers  :smilielol: :smilielol:
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nascarxx29

That one show they were asking about a dealership sign they saw outside .Guy Ken let them in he had a silver 68 RT coronet ragtop with a hemi.They walked past no mention .Was never aired but they found a green superbird on one road trip
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ACUDANUT

Anybody from Iowa ever been to thier shop ?  Tell the girl her tattoo's like like crap.

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ACUDANUT

Not much of a storage building....Where do they keep all their junk ??

hemi24

I seen the episode with the silver 68 RT coronet ragtop they walked by i like to know how you knew it was a hemi i looked all over the video of that scene i couldn't see that very cool car though ? :eek2: :shruggy:

Aero426

Quote from: ACUDANUT on October 14, 2011, 10:10:12 AM
Not much of a storage building....Where do they keep all their junk ??

That is because the building is a prop, or a storefront if you want to call it that.    The "business" didn't exist until Mike got the deal to do the show. 

Golden-Arm

Quote from: Aero426 on October 13, 2011, 07:23:55 PM
Those two douche nozzles pretending to be car guys wouldn't know a Talladega if it hit them.


thats kinda unfair, as it implies they might actually get some......  :nana:

i'd prefer "those two enema bags"........ :icon_smile_big:

TheAutoArchaeologist

Quote from: hemi24 on October 14, 2011, 10:27:54 AM
I seen the episode with the silver 68 RT coronet ragtop they walked by i like to know how you knew it was a hemi i looked all over the video of that scene i couldn't see that very cool car though ? :eek2: :shruggy:

I know the car and where it is at.  Wasn't far from my old school.

And yeah, the shop I show in the pictures is just their storefront. 

Ryan

ACUDANUT

Quote from: Aero426 on October 14, 2011, 10:39:22 AM
Quote from: ACUDANUT on October 14, 2011, 10:10:12 AM
Not much of a storage building....Where do they keep all their junk ??

That is because the building is a prop, or a storefront if you want to call it that.    The "business" didn't exist until Mike got the deal to do the show. 

Really, how did these 2 guys get to be so lucky in getting a business with a show. ??

TheAutoArchaeologist

They pitched it for years.  They finally got someone to bite. And they started the company and started driving around.

ACUDANUT

 So, where is the real store or warehouse ?  Could you go visit and buy something ?

TheAutoArchaeologist

All the stuff they really want to sell is at the storefront.  They have a storage place nearby with odds and ends.  But they also wholesale stuff to like Portillos and other places.

You can go to the store I posted above.

65post

I got so I can`t bring my self to watch anything on the TV anymore.It is ALL crap.I do like watching these guys though....
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Aero426

It took years of work by Mike Wolfe to get anyone to bite on the idea.   In the beginning, it was just him on the demo tapes.   Well, they couldn't just have him talking to himself, so that is where Frank came from.   Danielle and the building came after Mike got the deal to do the show.   The money is probably not in what they do, or buy, or resell.  It doesn't matter if they pay too much for the wrong car.   The real money is in the deal they have to do the show.       They have to have people to handle the scouting and prepare for the shoots in advance.   There is no such thing as just driving up to some dudes house and asking to look around, LOL.    You have to remember that this is entertainment.