Daniel “Danny” Koker is a man who has many talents and passion. Born on January 5, 1964, in Cleveland, Ohio (per IMDB), a coker spends his childhood in Detroit and grows in a car lovers’ family. His father, Daniel Koker Sr., is a fan of cars, composers, musicians, and singers (per count’s kustoms) who work with big names like Foggy River Boys and Clarence Lavaughn “Cl” Franklin. Before getting the advantage of the TV with the hit program “Counting Cars” (and the appearance of guests in the history channel “Pawn Stars” and “American Restoration”), Danny Koker plays the Cool Cool Rider in “Saturday Fright at The Movies,” the theme Vampire shows that at KFBT Channel 33 Las Vegas from 1990 to 2000.
As we said, Danny Koker is a Swiss Army celebrity knife. He is not just an actor who does not make doubts playing vampires riding motorbikes on the TV screen; Danny “The Count” is also a member of the founder and singer of Count’s 77, a hard rock band based in Vegas who released their debut album in 2014. However, Danny is a bona fide lover above all. He is a self -taught mechanic who started Count’s Kustoms, a world -famous car customization shop, as a hobby before planting it to a $ 10 million restoration factory as it is today.
Some people in Vegas bet with chips, but such gambling insects rarely bite Danny Koker. Instead, he bet on cars, motorbikes, or anything with wheels that deserve a place in the great ranks of automotive. In the event, “Counting a car,” what made Danny unique was how he succeeded in pulling out the driver who was not suspicious and made a cash offer for their trip, be it vintage muscle cars, exotic European, or motorbikes that could be collected.
Building his tiring knowledge about the muscle car that was raised by detroit, luxury cars, and classic forgotten, the Danny team at Count’s custom was completed. The only problem is that Danny tends to fall in love with his projects so that he has a hobby to keep the vehicle or bicycle and add it to his development that continues to develop -what happens more often than you think. “I am really addicted. I think I need an intervention,” Koker said in the 2013 Globe and Mail Interview. “I like all types of cars – they can be anything ranging from street cars to muscle cars to exotic cars to sports cars to cars to cars classic.”
How many cars in the Danny Koker collection?
It is difficult to keep counting with the calculation (intended). Danny Koker has around 58 cars and 78 motorbikes in 2013. His most valuable property including Ford Roadster 1932, one of the crown jewelry collections of coker cars (per globe and mail). This is one of the oldest and most historic hot stems in America. This is also the original Mattel Hot Wheels, which was launched in 1932. He also had an invaluable Mustang GT350 in 1966 which was bought initially by his father when Danny was young. As a result, he called it “one of the most significant cars at the personal level” and said it was the one who started his love for the car.
In addition, Danny has AC Cobra 1966, the first car he and his father bought together. According to J.D. Power Guides, Cobra 1966 worth between $ 1.1 million to $ 2.1 million shocking today, making it one of the most expensive in the Danny Koker car collection. He also spent $ 115,000 for Shelby Series I. 1999 Only 249 Series I Cars (designed by the deceased, Great Carroll Shelby) were built, and the current price can range from $ 159,000 to $ 313,000 (per hagerty). Also worth mentioning is Danny’s Lamborghini Countach, who can take starting from $ 300,000 and so on from the right buyer.
