Best cars restored by the Count’s Kustoms crew in Counting Cars
Counting Cars, the TV show, is one of the greatest car restorations shows. Moreover, the History Channel featured the show. The show showcases some of the hottest cars that you might have seen. Count’s Kustoms, the shop featured in the show, is owned by car enthusiast and singer Danny Koker.
The more interesting fact about Danny is that he has over 50 cars in his collection. When Danny finds a car he admires, he usually buys it on the spot and makes it extremely fast and good-looking with the help of his crew.
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Here are some of the best cars that the Counting Cars crew has restored to show you what we are talking about.
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Danny’s 1974 Roadrunner
This car is an absolute stunner. The way its purple color merges with the streak of black that moves from the front to the back makes it look drop-dead gorgeous. The Counting Cars crew give their cars a magical touch, precisely what happened with this 1974 Plymouth Roadrunner.
If I were to rate this car, I would give it an 8 out of 10 because of its slick look.
1972 Monte Carlo
1972 Monte Carlo openly showcases the bravado of muscle cars. Its golden colors and black highlights make it one of the most desirable muscle cars on this list. The crew worked very hard on this car, as can be seen in the car’s overall design. This is one car that would raise a person’s social standard by driving it through the neighborhood. Stay tuned, folks, because the next one is a beauty.
1968 Charger
Suppose you feel like you’ve seen this car somewhere and can’t realize where, fret not, because this car was the one used by Vin Diesel in The Fast and the Furious franchise. The vehicle is an allrounder. It’s swift, powerful, and looks bad to the bone. At one glance, you might think this car is black, but it’s dark maroon if you look closely.
1972 Cutlass
Count’s Kustoms’ paintwork has to be one of the best in all of America because this 1972 Cutlass stands out even among other Cutlass. Its pearlescent white primary colors with streaks of contemporary gold make it unique and vibrant. This car has broken previous cars’ record in our list for the best color combination.
1979 Camaro Z28
This ‘79 Camaro Z28 must be the most badass Camaro out there. With a V8 engine under its hood, this beast is ready to take on the road with its orange flames a shade of red. Its hallowed multi-spoke chrome rims are just what the paint job was demanding, and the crew nailed it.
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