History Channel’s popular reality show Counting Cars is back for a ninth season with the always-entertaining Danny Koker, owner of the Las Vegas-based automobile restoration and customization company Count’s Kustoms.
The self-taught mechanic has accumulated an impressive net worth over his 20-plus-year career and possesses a car collection that leaves grown men drooling. But the 56-year-old’s success didn’t come without a lot of hard work.
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What is Danny Koker's net worth in 2020?
According to celebritynetworth.com, the biker has a $13 million fortune thanks in part to his auto shop, long-running TV gig, and a number of other business ventures, including a tattoo parlor inside the Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino. But Danny previously admitted that he’s not really a numbers guy.
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"I truly am one of those nutcases about cars and bikes. I’ve been that way all my life," he told Las Vegas Weekly in 2012. "I lose track of the financial side. It’s the eternal conflict with my creative side and finances."
The restaurateur noted that there wouldn’t be a whole lot of money to speak of if he didn’t have a talented team behind him. "I’ve collected great bikes and cars, but I’ve also collected some great people. I’ve got a strong group of guys," he shared.
Viewers are well acquainted with the five-building property that makes up Count’s Kustoms because Danny’s work is the one thing he’ll allow the series' production crew to film.
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"The only hesitation that I’ve ever had [with the series] is that I like to keep my personal life personal, so as long as we keep it business, I’m great with that," he explained on Global’s The Morning Show in 2013. "That’s what the show is about: the business. I try to keep as much of my personal, personal."
As for Danny’s showroom and merchandise store, it all expanded quickly once Counting Cars hit the air. "The shop is open seven days a week now," he stated. "It’s free and people come on in and wander around and check it out. It’s like an anthill. It’s pretty amazing and pretty cool — and my neighbors still love me."
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Danny Koker's car collection includes over 50 vehicles.
A large number of the Pawn Stars alum’s restored automobiles and motorcycles are on display at Count’s Kustoms, and Danny confirmed to Las Vegas Weekly, "I’ll bust ‘em out on a regular basis." He even still drives the vehicle that set off his obsession with cars in the early 1970s: a white 1966 Mustang GT with blue stripes.
"My father bought it when I was nine," Danny recalled. "That started the whole thing. He bought it from a gentleman in Cleveland who kept it in a carpeted, heated garage. I’d go in there and look under the hood."
The special connection to his father makes it all the more sentimental. "My dad and I were best friends and business partners," Danny added. "He was the one person who taught me so much about business and about life. He was the rock star of the family. I’m just trying to fill his shoes."
New episodes of Counting Cars air Wednesdays at 10 p.m. ET on History Channel.
However, the most expensive car in his collection is the first car he and his dad purchased together: a 1966 AC Cobra. According to J.D. Power NADAguides, a 1966 Cobra costs between $1.1 million to a staggering $2.1 million today.
According to celebritynetworth.com, the biker has a $13 million fortune thanks in part to his auto shop, long-running TV gig, and a number of other business ventures, including a tattoo parlor inside the Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino. But Danny previously admitted that he's not really a numbers guy.
The owner and king of Count's Kustoms, Danny is the creative force behind each project. He's is a self-taught mechanic who grew up in Cleveland and Detroit and whose family worked for Ford. Danny's been successfully running his business for over 20 years and is a car—and bike–buying machine.
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It is filmed in Las Vegas, where it chronicles the daily activities at Count's Kustoms, an automobile restoration and customization company owned and operated by legendary Danny Koker, who previously appeared as a recurring expert on Pawn Stars.
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In a lawsuit filed in March, the hot rod and motorcycle restoration and customization company featured in the “Counting Cars” series accuses former employee Joseph Frontiera of using the business' money to make a down payment on his personal Land Rover Range Rover and buy airline tickets for personal use.
The 2024 Counts Car Show is in full swing this year with tons of new and exciting activities! An addition of a brand new motorcycle class, activities including a mullet contest, custom wagon build off, custom valve cover build off, hot rod bar, Hot Rod/ Automotive corn hole tournament and Car polishing demos!
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