#Rust valley restorers season 4 series#

Well, we just did the final list of the cars I’m keeping and I’m up to 50. “But you know what they say about he road to hell being paved with good intentions. “I told myself I was going to keep 10 cars,” said Hall. In fact, he’s holding on to more than initially planned. While it may be a difficult one, Mike admitted he couldn’t part with all of his collection. Hall said the auction will be filmed and featured in the final episode of season four. Because a lot of these cars wouldn’t be here if I hadn’t been hoarding them the last 30-40 years.” It’s really sad that they’re all going to go, but if they go to good homes and somebody does something with them, then I’ve done my job.

“Basically I have mixed feelings,” said Mike about bidding his collection goodbye. The auction of the “ Mike Hall Collection of over 500 unreserved cars” takes place on Oct. He’s sold the property and is in the process of selling the cars through the auction house, Electric Garage. With season four now underway, Mike is also on the cusp of finally achieving that original goal. Today, Mike joked you can add about 200 to that, “give or take.” Mike had sought to sell the collection amassed over 40 years and the property he kept them on.Īt that time, the collection included about 400 vehicles in various conditions.

#Rust valley restorers season 4 series#

About four years ago, prior to the launch of the popular History channel series that focuses on Hall and his crew, including son Connor Hall, Avery Shoaf, Cassidy Mceown, Greg Preece, Rick Hamerston, Sarah Ward, and their turning Mike’s retro rust heaps into slick rides, there was another plan in mind. It’s an emotional time for the star of the Tappen-based reality series Rust Valley Restorers. Mike Hall is ready to say goodbye to his beloved rusty collection of cars.