We'll watched American pickers not a bad show but they don't know cars!Mike wolf was saying Joe dirt drove a superbird like the yellow superbird they were looking at ohhhh brother!lHe needs to stay with Indian motorcycles.

Later on he calls it a Super Bee too. They also called a 413 long ram engine and "octopus", never heard that before...

We catch mistakes like this because its Mopar related (or even just cars in general).

Makes me wonder how many more mistakes are missed on things we know nothing about?

For anyone driving through Leclaire, IA, if you are interested in stopping at the store, don't bother. We stopped on our way to Yellowstone, because the kids wanted to see it. Nothing but t-shirts and can koozies.

There's an episode a few seasons back where they're walking through a warehouse that has 10 or so cars backed against a wall. Probably NFS because don't recall much screen time. Walks past a solid looking LRE like it's not even there. I mean, even non car people have trouble doing that.

Mike...I know an old guy that collects early Ford stuff and gas station memorabilia. This guy knew my grandfather that passed away in 1959. They stopped at his place and he told them to get the F off of my property and don't come back!

And who was their car guy?He balked on a 59-60 impala with the cat eye rear tail lights a very cool car even though not a mopar.The iron resurrection guys would've grabbed it!They were standing next to a 70 torino don't remember anyone mentioning that.Was the bird a 440 six pack?i thought the guy that owned the place mentioned 3 carbs.And the guy opened the hood to a 3 carb chevy motor probably a 348 cool motor he said nahhhh its not a big block..probably hoping it was a 409. Ok im done..

They get excited and over pay for some cars that are a tough sell and skip right over other rare cars that people would be really interested in.
They're car guy and overall guru isn't much better. One car they bought I think it was a model A was restored in the 70s with NOS parts and still looked pretty good and they got it for what was a decent price. It would be a tough stretch today to find much in the way of usable NOS stuff for them. They're guy said they paid too much because they sold millions of them.
It's still a cool show to watch and it's always interesting to see where they're going into or looking at.

Yeah my wife and i enjoy the show too..but when it comes to cars...er..well if its not a Volkswagen they should stay clear!lol!

We all misspeak on occasion. The difference is we don't have a camera shoved in our faces. They could have corrected themselves right away but you'd never know because that part was cut.

That is pretty embarrassing honestly, especially if these guys are into this stuff. I honestly think he needs to stick with Fords, Mike is wearing the shirt half the time and it seems like he knows a lot about em but that is just me.

I think they bought a Mercury cyclone years ago and got it fixed up.

Looked it up it was a 66 Ford Fairlane they do seem to like Ford's model Ts Thunderbirds Ford street rod.So you make a good point.

One thing they did grab: big block chopped top A100 pickup painted orange. as in: not complete idiots.

Is this any type of REAL PICKERS SHOW ... or is it just for TV ?

They came to a place in northern MN. and told guy price he was going to sell his stuff for in the show but the prices were a lot lower than he would take didn't matter filmed show as if the sales were real and left with nothing and paid man for his time.

I’ve watched some parts of some shows ... never thought it was really REAL....

If I was a true picker .. I would be cruising around in WAY MORE of a rig than that.

To be able to PICKER UP all of those deals