Pawn Stars: 1966 Dodge Charger with Hemi Engine (Season 14) | History

[@KenRobinsonchannel]

I like how when Rick says “do you mind if I have a guy come look at it?” People always say “Yeah or yes” lmao

[@sanfranciscobay]

Would it be ok with you if I had an expert look at it?

[@shrimp19921]

Well yeah. If they say no he’s gonna guess at best and most likely offer less. Sometimes that’s a good thing, oftentimes not.

[@JDogVids]

@@shrimp19921 he means that they are saying they do mind, like "yes, I do mind" but just the "yes", if someone asks if you mind you say "no" or "no, go ahead" for example.

[@cp-wl6cz]

I would say no. What would he say lol

[@williamboardman9476]

I've been in National Hemi Owners Association since summer 1979....library of all technical updates from Chrysler, and never saw anything about a group of 85 "NASCAR Special Editions." Stock car racing was STOCK cars when this car was produced..ie. ADD CAGE and slight suspension modification (quad shocks), wheel studs. To a production Hemi / 4 speed..."body in white".This car was owned and upgraded to NASCAR looks with cowl air ducting and rear spoiler(rare in LATE 66 season ON TRACK). My opinion only comes from knowing Ray Fox, who was under DODGE contract as a car builder. HE was "given" a fresh GUTTED Hemi/4 spd. Charger in 1966, for his younger son David's 16th birthday. IT won World 600 with Buddy Baker driving (HIS first win).

[@chevelle1]

It’s an original Hemi Charger with matching numbers. It’s worth 100k, regardless of the additional paperwork they are talking about.

[@nsa.jonathan4738]

who are u 😭😭

[@kevinmorrice]

and? i missed the part where im supposed to care

[@kooshkangaroo]

Tick tick tick

[@anthonytaglieri498]

Funny that this comment has 66 likes! I couldn't mess that up!

[@glasstraxx]

@@anthonytaglieri498 now 69 even more perfect

[@jacobalton5990]

“No power steering, no power locks, no air conditioning. It could be a nascar.” Orrrr it could just be a stock 66 with no options?

[@brianmccarthy1228]

No options is always better. IMO. No A/C, no electric powered junk, just raw awesomeness

[@Notcminecraft]

@@brianmccarthy1228 but ac is more a comfort thing nothing to fo with how ot drives and in the summer an ac is really useful

[@MacDaddyOP]

@@brianmccarthy1228 you must not live in triple digit weather if you don’t care about AC lmao

[@brianmccarthy1228]

@@MacDaddyOP southern Cali. Still don’t need it !

[@Anthony-hu7ns]

@@MacDaddyOP oh please 😂😂 you a sissy complaining about ac for weather 😂

[@claysmell]

"it was a little sketchy driving it" - after driving one of the rarest cars in his career.

[@austinteutsch]

Futuristic? I was 12 in 1966 and my friend had a silver '66 just like this. It was a beautiful car like this one is, complete with Character that you cannot find in ANY car today except a car worth over $100K . This car is worth $100K.

[@TheSlimification1]

1:50 "Do you mind if I call my friend bill?" "abosolutely".. bill still comes..

[@RobbertHoek]

TheSlimification1 yeah I thought that to be weird too, I might be just a figure of speech but it you take it like he said it it was just a plain no. Don't bring him

[@anoobis745]

It’s scheduled prior to the taping.

[@DaveJOHAZ]

I would have called him on that. You mean you do mind if I call my friend??

[@thedbcooperforum]

A pawn shop is NOT a place to sell something of value.

[@jackalsniper]

TheDBCooperforum 😂😂😂 Exactly

[@timothywade9982]

TheDBCooperforum I would have to agree. Perhaps an estate sell or auction would be the right way to sell such a car. Even without that paperwork it's obviously a high end vehicle , worth paying attention to

[@thedbcooperforum]

correct, not all pawn shops rip you off, but they have to make money too, so it comes out of your pocket..I seen a guy who had an old Navajo blanket valued at I believe a half a million dollars. a pawn shop would give him about 175...it sold for 1.5 million at auction...

[@saadqureshi7127]

TheDBCooperforum no duh. It's usually the last choice.

[@thedbcooperforum]

no, it shouldn't be a choice with expensive items...only a fool would go to a pawn shop with something expensive...

[@Gcal1956]

the guys at "graveyard cars" out of Springfield Oregon would of known every nut and bolt on that car. They are the true experts today about anything mopar in those years.

[@barath4545]

Or Nick from Nick's garage (on YT). That guy can look at a Hemi engine and spot all the differences down to springs from the 4 gens of Hemis instantly.

[@denusizo1925]

While test driving RICK SAYS TO HIS EXPERT: PUT IT IN 50 TO 60K PRICE EXPERT: GOT YA BOSS

[@shrimp19921]

And that obviously makes no sense, because then if the seller knows what he has no deal is made and no money is made.

[@adamjohnson2914]

@@shrimp19921 its all for the show, i doubt they were gonna make a deal before the cameras even started rolling. For example, the OJ Simpson bronco was brought in and the guy asked for a lot of money and no deal was made, but they owner stated in another documentary that he had no intention of selling it. The whole thing is a farce.

[@wesleythompson7]

That's EXACTLY WHAT RICK SAID 😂😂

[@fxexpert4541]

So basically, "put your expert career at risk and help me drop the price" right? You really think they're stup

[@denusizo1925]

@@fxexpert4541 dont cry mah men

[@dontask8979]

Had a 67 with a 383, and those cars have the coolest interior ever. 4 bucket seats, 7 ashtrays.

[@doriannoel8402]

I’ve always wondered if rick tells his experts to lower price for him

[@7volcast]

Dorian Noel don’t need to ask your friends to do you favors

[@moonbasealpha9788]

Dorian Noel Rick doesnt but History Channel do! But those so called experts are not experts at all and are paid by History Chan.

[@gscgold]

When it comes down to it though the seller has the option to decline.

[@Dcvillnz]

Of course he does -

[@sorrycashonly5651]

@@Dcvillnz he doesn’t have to… he owns a very famous pawn shop and people who visit there needs money. He doesn’t need an expert to come in in order to lower the price. He can just offer whatever he wants and the customers will either accept or decline This is the side of business people don’t seem to understand, that is Rick are in position to offer them whatever amount of money with or without the experts. He doesn’t need to hire fake experts to help him

[@suneagle99]

“Without that piece of paper I’m gonna offer like 50 bucks man.”

[@jasond4933]

*Robber comes in to the shop* give me all of the cash! Rick "let me call a buddy of mine who's an expert in pawn shop robbers" Best I can do is $9 and a 20 second head start before I call the cops

[@x-Abraham-x2]

Jason D lmfao

[@Dandan-vf9kr]

Seller: I have a living dinosour Rick: Best i can do is $500. I'm taking a risk here.

[@johncarter6238]

Hahahahahah ,cool bro

[@reanukeaves]

*brings in expert* expert : if this dinosaur had yellow stripes, it would sell for 4 million, but since it doesn't its probably around 450 bucks

[@thewolf8433]

*sighs* the thing is, no one is willing to buy a dinosaur to be their pet so it's going to be a hard sell. i'll give you $200 for it. way more than a fair price.

[@TomasLeinonen]

It will probably destroy the pawn shop so its a huge risk for me

[@Therealderry433]

What's a dinosour🤪🤪🤪

[@My.Name.Is.Chris.]

"How about some pocket lint and a half eaten McDouble" - Rick

[@mikes41720]

Do you mind if I call up my buddy Bill to take a look at it? Yeah. Absolutely. So he minds. Why did his buddy show up?

[@jdl6881]

mikes41720 I honestly never answer that correct either

[@K24Eddy]

hadji annihilator same I used to always say “yea”. Now I just say “go ahead”

[@jdl6881]

ll Dont-Make-Me ll lmao yeah my gf always fucks with me for it shes like so you do mind? I'm just like you know wtf I mean damn lol

[@eduardomeza7279]

mikes41720 I feel like yes and no are wrong because when I say no I almost feel like im saying i don't really care

[@luckap79]

mikes41720 lmaoooooo

[@Michael-yb6ow]

“Do u mind if I call a buddy” Seller: “yea absolutely”

[@tp5776]

My cousin had a 66 charger in the 70s. We were teens and had some great times in that car. He wrecked a fender and sold it for a few hundred bucks. Tracked it down abt 10 yrs ago and bought it back. It’s Gold

[@joeyv2008]

This show should now be named LET ME CALL MY BUDDY

[@dmoneyakaseven]

Rite always gotta call someone, I mean if you run and OWN a pawn you should have some knowledge but seems like they never do

[@Len1977gt]

No Pawn Stars is fine

[@joeyv2008]

@@Len1977gt hang on LARRY let me call my buddy,, he’s an expert on TV show names I’ll get him down here and see what he thinks so hang out it’ll only be a min he’s across the street.

[@joeyv2008]

@NoPain NoGainNoPainNoBrain

[@maul_360]

Very orginal

[@legendgames9410]

Rick:"do you mind if i call my buddy to check this out?" ,Owner:"Yeah, absolutely

[@ryanstuckey8677]

any original hemi car even an ordinary one with no nascar ties is worth a lot more than 50k

[@deutscheslotto8923]

When the asking price is over 100k you know he's not buying it even if it's worth the asking price

[@_Seagie]

*_"Let me call an expert and then he'll tell us what it's worth and I'll offer you 50%." -Rick_*

[@jonbossz7190]

Rick bout to pop a button off his shirt! 🤭😂

[@007-Bond]

I nearly spat out my drink xD

[@SuperC55AMG]

The owner of the shop should know that Galen Govier's Tag Service is the leading authority in vintage Mopar history and certification. Pay him the $500 to get the car checked out and not play these games.

[@betodiaz1080]

I'll give u 5 dollars and a handy from Chum and I'm taking a risk here - Rick

[@mohd_allearz8403]

The "Expert" priced it at 60k so he could buy it himself and sell it for double

[@nothankyou5524]

Double? You don't do much with non family type cars, I assume.....

[@trevormorgan5701]

Why don't you buy it then

[@basshead.]

+thedevilsmaster It takes 2-3 years to sell it for $100k.

[@cognitivedissident2881]

He said it's worth 60 grand because that's how much it's worth. 100,000 for an old car, if it were a Lamborghini or a Ferrari maybe.

[@91Wildcat700]

This car was actually on Velocity channels Graveyard Carz. Mark Worman thought it was possibly real but Tony Dagastino didn't two of the biggest Mopar guys couldn't agree on it. Also there is no way any Hemi car brings sub $100,000 correct 440 6 pack Super Bee's bring 50,000 grand.

[@kennethpetovic4271]

RICK GOT A "BUDDY" FOR EVERYTHING.

[@steverossini]

Best I can do is $2.50 and half a cup of Gobstoppers.

[@Aleexannderr]

Steve Rossini deal

[@steverossini]

SOLD!

[@ericmorreojr.4051]

Did I just get wonka'd

[@newworldwarrior8385]

A cough drop and a box of tissues, i cant do much better than that, as the market for these type of cars has dropped, best i can do

[@jordynivea]

Steve Rossini stfu

[@andersalonso6240]

Lmao @1:50 " do you mind if I can call someone to look at it " that one dude said " yeah " he does mind LOL

[@danielmcginnis7892]

Finally, a video from Pawn Stars that turned out right with the seller standing his ground.

[@kirktoufor5991]

If he could find the documentation he'd already have it. I guess its just a nice way of saying " no thanks ".

[@miguelromero1854]

"special Nascar parts" 😂😂

[@markg7030]

A Hemi Charger similar to this one turned up on the show "Graveyard Cars". It also had the air cleaner ducted to the cowl. They could only prove it was a Hemi car but not a "Special Nascar Edition". I saw another one in a book. It could be the same car ( same color , different wheels) making its way around the country.

[@markg7030]

There was a car like this that made into magazines and books. It was said to be a NASCAR equipped hemi car except it had some cheap looking wheels, this one has nicer looking magnum wheels. The VIN should tell the true story they did not look at it.

[@scatpack68]

he stated the engine and trans are both numbers matching. Chrysler didnt start stamping the vin on those components until '68, and even then it only denoted the model year, plant, and the last 6 digits of the vin.

[@paulmc3457]

In high school, I really did manage to squeeze 9 of my best friends into my 66 Comet Capri 2 door, and then the smoke was rolling out the windows, like a scene from Cheech and Chong! 😂 😲 😤😒😎

[@slotigy]

“If you find the documents I could have a few buyers” I’m sure he could find his own buyers

[@herooflegend2552]

Love this show I wish they will never end

[@peterhughes7180]

No such thing as a numbers matching 66 or 67 charger,Dodge didn't start stamping engines until 1968

[@LuciFeric137]

This show really does have everything..

[@outdoorfreedom9778]

In 1965 I had gotten a Dodge Dart Charger. These little cars were a limited number that were put out and sold so Dodge could keep the name Charger secured. The charger was due out for the 1965 year but were very late. They were known as the 65 1/2 Charger. Today they are known as the 66? Kinda like the 2022s coming to the lots about now? I had never seen one with the 426. This body style was never that popular when they were being made. They sure have become a treasure today.

[@pickolascage1283]

*Seller*: "I have Richard Pettys '70 Hemi Daytona, Richard drove it here himself" *rick*: * exhales* all i can do is $3800....I mean I have to find the right buyer, which could take years. ..im taking all the risk here "

[@nascarfan88ta]

Petty drove a Hemi Superbird. He never had a Daytona. Petty was almost always Plymouth until 73 or 74

[@pickolascage1283]

@@nascarfan88ta my mistake- Plymouth was forgotten.

[@sportagus3]

Wow didn't know there were so many experts in the comment section

[@jaymitchell1149]

I know. And they all say it's good business for Rick to pay $100,000 for this car.

[@CarlosHernandez-sj2wb]

It’s KZbin get used to it

[@patriotsakaalsalazar4111]

I think that so called expert is working for Rick. LOL😂😂😂😂

[@dday9257]

I wish these so called experts knew the difference between a motor and an engine.

[@xfhnhhgjbvcfg]

Yes! Motors are electric

[@xfhnhhgjbvcfg]

@@hxhdfjifzirstc894 you mean rocket engine... Uses fuel so it's a engine.

[@davidmartinez3939]

Rick lets out his inner chum when he squeals yeah can we , when asked if want a test ride

[@haydenlogston2164]

Guy two houses down from me had one. Being a kid in the early 70’s just could rap my mind around it being a charger. My good when you pit the back set down it was a lets go parking car.

[@MasterTiccu]

Rick just don't button that shirt, the beer belly is real haha

[@dennismitchell1934]

My 66 Charger had the automatic transmission with the small V-8. In the movie "Speed Way" Elvis Presley drove a red 66 Charger.

[@tp5776]

My cuz had this car in the 70s, we would race on the ones. Eventually sold it wrecked but fixable, he just didn't. 30 yrs later tracked the car down and bought it back, looks like it did in the 70s. Gold color.....it's under a cover in his garage.

[@wayneworley1293]

I had one of these in the mid seventies it was awesome wish I still had it!

[@lukeskywalker1840]

There are NASCAR historians and Chrysler historians who could easily tell you what that thing is worth. So much can be decoded from just looking at the numbers and knowing what you're looking at under the hood.

[@t___0]

There’s a 66 Hemi Charger for sale in the US right now for $89,990

[@JorgeRodriguez-xk6fv]

In every episode rick always give that little blow of air when they say how much they want

[@Paul_1973]

Just drive it to Carmax to get it appraised. 🤓

[@7volcast]

Paul Breault lmfao yeah they’ll give you 5 grand for this car

[@phatmobile7801]

Emmanuel Selvas 500 you mean

[@fagbag9553]

Ill drive Joe BAHAMA MAMA and get her appraised

[@cometogether999]

The best I can do is some unpopped popcorn and a half eaten roasted cricket.

[@rickattard2339]

In 1966 it was standard to have no power steering and A/C was rare to have same with pw so that doesn't mean nothing

[@ksedillo2233]

That button on Rick's shirt is working hard.

[@cousinjohncarstuff4568]

Person walks in "I would like to change this $100 bill for 5 $20's" Rick: " It is just a plain $100 bill, I will give you $60 for it"

[@HikeForLife23]

Rick's ' experts ' are as bad as Rick when it comes to pricing

[@xxm0eth3l4wnxx6]

Brian Wenhold a lot of time I feel they're lying

[@dcog2882]

Of course its a show all set up yes they still pawn etc but when experts etc come in they have a role play to go by

[@jaymitchell1149]

So you're saying Rick should pay $100,000 for this car? He'd be out-of-business fast if he did stuff like that.

[@HikeForLife23]

jay mitchell does it look like that's what I said ?

[@frankcastle9691]

Brian Wenhold because it's all fake.

[@chrisbenson3374]

Rick looks like a pickle in that shirt. Hey Pickle Rick.

[@mrzjohnson4]

“This car might be worth several hundred thousand dollars” ... so you try to sell it to a pawn shop?

[@pattyking6286]

Agree

[@gkollias14]

Haha yeah the might part really helps too

[@LEMMYKISGOD]

How can you trust the "experts" of the guy who you are trying to sell your car too. Lol !!

[@37robles]

Have you never purchased a car before? I have my mechanic check out every car before I buy it.

[@knelson3145]

The expert is there for Rick..not the seller.

[@Sunburn2007]

Mr. Brown would be even more famously gotten along with if he had this car.

[@SC-yx6wr]

I don't think typical "Numbers Matching" was actually a thing on the '66 because the engine and trans were not VIN stamped by the factory until the 1968 model year. The only thing you got before '68 were the casting date codes that can confirm the age of the components as being "period correct" but not necessarily original as Numbers Matching implies. Also power brakes and steering, and a/c were rare and relatively expensive options on cars in that era. Most did not have them because a performance option package was very expensive, and it was thought that power options robbed the engine of performance so few ordered them.

[@danielflores7724]

An old friend has his first 66 dodge 525 hp hemi car still in his garage 👍

[@billstreber5194]

Daniel Flores correct me if I'm wrong but didn't the hemi come out with 425 up stock?

[@danielflores7724]

William R Streber I think this is correct

[@joeturner3863]

Love Rick's truck and this car!

[@alertecobra27]

0:15 That voice lmao xDD

[@arymonem]

This is low balling at its best! Good job Rick.

[@johnnywadd3020]

"do you mind i have a buddie come over to low ball you"

[@vibes3360]

Imagine the smokey burnouts you could do with this!

[@jimharrydariusjr.whitesell4026]

there is one of these cars by my friends house. I saw it at a gas station and the owner let us look inside.. I had no idea it was that valuable.. wow

[@Headwyres]

A pawn shop is a place that you get pawned... All the time!

[@r.c.collins6513]

The 66-67 were considered ugly ducklings in the 80's. I had a 69 at the time. An example like the one shown here could be had for eight grand in pristine condition. If only we knew how much they would bring today...

[@sneakysnakepie1]

R.C. Collins yeah most cars today suck

[@villager7714]

My grandpa had a 68 in 89 and later in 98 it got stollen.

[@BillyBob-ky2px]

Oh, yeah! I remember your old man, he was at home beating some sense into his wife the night I stole it. Man I had some great memories in that car. I ended up selling it to some Mexicans who wanted to use it to transport drugs across the border.

[@johnspencer7291]

ive had my 67 383 car since 1985,love it

[@darky799]

@@BillyBob-ky2px hol up

[@PoeticDirge]

The amount of people that said “ yes” to when they were asked if they mind if they had an expert come in when they meant to say no.

[@whazzupio]

You never know what’s gonna come into the shop but I do know Mr. brown and I got along famously

[@garychiuminatto917]

Air conditioning was not a factory option on the Chargers with a Hemi. Chrysler said there wasn’t enough room for it because the Hemi took up most of the space in the engine compartment. Power steering and brakes were factory options if you wanted them.

[@monmixer]

I had a 1966 Dodge Coronet that I bought off my boss at the time. He thought it had a cracked block. I drug it home and found a rusted out plug in the block. I was young and really didn't know what I had but that car was fast as F and it had huge motor in it. Wall to wall. lol I wrecked it dicking off on evening. Didn't a rust spot on it anywhere.

[@alZiiHardstylez]

I always wonder why they don't bother to ship these types of cars to other countries, you could certainly double that price.

[@eco3080]

No one gonna talk about how they didn’t roll the headlights outward?!

[@EchoTangoSuitcase]

The one thing I find really interesting is the intake plumbing, where instead of going to the front of the car, through the hood or even just open to the engine compartment, it has dual dryer vent style hose running back to the firewall. Reminds me a bit of the Thunderbolt, of course not to the headlight location.

[@imDavina1331]

the nascar options did that. but it does not have the white body matching wheels so either way. if it really was a nascar option the original rims are gone.

[@weedyguitarstudio1715]

He minded he said absolute an Rick called guy anyway lmao

[@brandonmurphy8837]

I will give you an expired arbys coupon and two hot sprites?

[@godbluffvdgg]

If you throw in a large order of cold curley fries I'll throw in my 1970 judge ragtop with the 455...

[@onestepbeyond7240]

Ever notice ( 1:47) Rick always does the " blow out the candles" when someone asks for an outrageous amount of cash for their junk.

[@jc7257]

Never give your asking price until after the "expert" has checked it out.

[@jfontanez1838]

This show should be called let me call my buddy

[@1990pommie]

lol and theres me back in 66 buying a dodge dart wth slant 6 . joys of famliy life.

[@HamiltonSRink]

In1986 I saw a nice one of these at Carlisle Pa, all restored for $6,000. I was in love, but I had empty pockets at the time.

[@rockopruden770]

Sticky Ricky: I'll give you my used dirty fleshlight!? Customer:🤮

[@TheRecordNut]

He should be able to go to his local DMV, pay a small fee (no more than $20, depending on the laws in the area), and get the complete history of the car from '66-present. If that doesn't show up anything, contact Fiat-Chrysler and run the Chargers VIN # with them

[@dbow4life666]

I saw one of these for sale a town over, all original. 🤯🤯

[@RT038]

I own a 1971 valiant charger and a 1974 valiant charger 🇦🇺👍

[@frankdenardo8684]

Looks like cars I saw on Mannix and MISSION: Impossible.

[@BigSi-xw6wv]

135? Put it in auction thats the only way your getting that.

[@chrisbuhneing3194]

One just like this sold at auction just recently and it was NASCAR certified went for $160,500.00.

[@thyslop1737]

I will give you everything in my piggy bank and a bowl of Apple Jack's.

[@nothankyou5524]

I never in my life want to own another hobby car, or motorcycle for that matter, but I sure would like to see this one close up.....

[@jonathansavoy665]

Also, his 'expert's says the seats folded down for plywood...lol while I remember only one photo of that being done, the TRUE reason was for transporting SURFBOARDS!! Do your due diligence guys! Sheesh! Ugh, miss my babies...