A working shop you can walk into
Count's Kustoms is Danny 'The Count' Koker's custom-car headquarters from Counting Cars — and unusually for a TV shop, the visitor deal is stated plainly in the shop's own lead film: walk in free, take your time among the display cars, music playing, merch if you want it. It's a working shop first: builds happen around you. The July 2026 behind-the-scenes day catches the place mid-job — the crew fabricating a wall mount for a five-foot cross of shop signage, rehanging the red gate against the black roll-up door, talking through the half-cut Willys whose other half lives in a customer's garage — as Val's showroom gets its upgrade. The shop is off-Strip at the south end; you'll drive or rideshare.
The Count's own cars
Two collection episodes open Danny's personal fleet. The 1969 Cadillac Coupe DeVille (2019): an estate car out of Colorado with just 66,000 original miles — tight, rust-free, rattle-free, its green interior so clean he left it alone — from a man who has owned more Cadillacs than anything else. The Mötley Crüe Porsche (2019): a 2001 911 (996) X50 twin-turbo wide-body, TechArt-modified, bought out of Southern California and driven home to Las Vegas — Danny fell for it somewhere along that drive and kept it ever since; it's a Tiptronic car, and he addresses the purists head-on. The showroom rotates its display cars, as the catalog notes — the DeVille may or may not be out on your visit.
The shop floor, three more looks
The remaining films are the shop's own cameras: a garage walkthrough (July 2024) through the bays and showroom — cars on display, projects in progress, the merch corner, no narration; an October 2025 'Around the Shop' short — the crew, the current builds, the floor; and a brief 2026 look inside the new showroom, 100 seconds of grinding and sanding a display cross into shape. Together they're the honest preview of a visit: not a museum with ropes, but a famous garage that lets you stand in it — free — while the work goes on around you. Our Shelby page, across the valley's south end, is this page's natural pair: TV-famous car culture versus factory-heritage car culture, both free to walk.
Sources: the six videos on this page — a 2026 showroom-upgrade day, two Count's Collection episodes, and the shop's own walkthrough and shop-floor films (2024–2026) — summarized from their entries in our catalog.
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