Count’s Kustom

If you have the time, worth the trip; if you like cars. He has one of every kids dream car and it is a unique, awesome, personal version he liked in his eyes. Lots of fun and everyone there is very friendly. Thank you for sharing your collection with the public.

Been here already a couple times and like checking out the cool rides in the showroom, and its FREE. Will continue to bring friends out to see the Count.

While hitting Vegas this was a must see for me. It was great seeing all the Custom cars and merchandise, but the best part was seeing Horny Mike and meeting Roli who is a genuinely great person. Visiting Vegas was awesome, but hitting Count’s made it the highlight of the trip for me. Thank you.

Small show room
Nothing like it is on tv
No music nothing was so dull
Fun to see some of the vehicles and it’s free entrance
Saw one of the cast members from the tv show
He didn’t look to enthused to take photos with his fans more annoyed.

Had a really nice walk through the area with Danny’s car collection. Such amazing cars to see. The staff are friendly and very open to answer questions. Ryan the painter was walking around with some one so I got a quick photo of him but he seemed busy and I didn’t want to interrupt him. Highlight would have been seeing Danny but of course every one wants to see him lol. We bought several shirts and will probably come next time we are in Vegas too. Great little stop, glad we decided to come by.

Took my brother and his wife, who were visiting, here a little over a week ago. Chris and the others were great. Loved the cars. Chris answered all of our questions and revealed some of the Caddy’s features. I’m in a wheelchair and had no problem maneuvering on the display floor. Glad we went. Nice place and not far from the Strip.

I love the Show so I had to pay them a Visit while in Las Vegas… The Kustom cars were beautiful!!! The staff was friendly and I got to see Roli there and I had to snap a photo of him with his Van!!! I was pretty excited since I never get lucky… I’m always a day late or a dollar short… Meaning I always miss out on everything lol

Cool shop. A big fan of the show and to see some the cars from the show was cool. Loved the Buick Rivera. To see it in person was incredible. I got my favorite souvenir from there. A counts kustom coffee mug. Lol. It was not crowded so hot right in. No cost. Would recommend.

You begin by signing in at the front desk, and from there it’s take all the pics you want, but no video. It was fun to see some of the cars and «paraphernalia» from select episodes. Loved the first Shelby, Roli’s electric car, and the Cadis. Definitely worth the visit!

This is an Awesome place to visit! The first thing we noticed when we arrived was how friendly everyone was. The building was a lot smaller then we thought it was from t.v. It’s in what looks like a warehouse. It’s kind of hard to find, especially if you decide to try and walk to it. The work area is for the most part out of view but Danny’s car collection is there to admire when you walk in. It’s definitely a site to see. We did manage a couple of pics, that was nice. It would have been nice to see a little more of the shop,

Cool cars at Count’s Kustoms!
After watching the show Counting Cars for a few seasons, it was time to check out the shop where it all happens. They have someone directing cars into the parking area. There not a huge amount of parking but I’m guessing because most of it is for the guys working in the shop. You’ll notice Horny Mike’s bus before going into the building.
You walk into a purple lounge area where you sign in before checking out the car collection. The showroom isn’t very large but there are plenty of ‘Kustom’ cars to check out. Needless to say I wouldn’t mind owning a few of these! At the end of the showroom path, it leads into a small gift shop area.
If you know someone who watches the show, it’s definitely fun and free to see!

If you like the TV show Counting Cars with Danny «The Count» Koker, you’ll enjoy this showroom of custom classic cars located just a few minutes away from The Las Vegas Strip. Count’s Kustom is located in an industrial area and it wasn’t hard to find because there’s a sign on the corner of the street to show you where to turn. On top of that, there was an employee waving a sign on the side of the road to direct visitors to the warehouse. He also gave us some quick directions on which lot to pull in and where to park. It’s a good thing he was there because you can’t see the entrance from the main road unless you’re really paying attention.
The lot was almost filled when we got there and there were a couple of custom vans outside and many of the visitors had custom cars of their own. We first stepped into a purple velvet lobby. Yes, a lobby covered with purple velvet and purple leopard and zebra print couches… practically a purple punch in your face. We were instructed not to take any video footage during our visit. Photos were OK but no video-​taping what so ever.
The showroom is really cramped because of the limited space and the amount of vehicles and people that were in there. The ambiance was reflective of The Count’s aura and personality-​dark and edgy. The showroom was literally dark and dim with vampire-​inspired customizations. They have a little store where you can purchase souvenirs like t-​shirts and shot glasses. Other things they had in the showroom besides cars and bikes was an old school fridge with a nice green and purple paint job, a book shelf shaped like a coffin, and an open photo booth to have your picture taken and emailed to you or shared on a social media site.
Overall, the employees were friendly and informative. There’s a food vendor in the parking lot right outside of the Count’s Kustom entrance where you can buy hot dogs, soda, chips, etc. The lady in the booth that day was also really friendly and full of energy. If you’re a custom car and motorcycle enthusiast and you’re in the Las Vegas area, I would make it a point to stop by and check out the Count’s Kustom showroom. It’s free and you’ll get to see a lot of sick custom cars and bikes. I’m not a huge fan of Danny’s but I do like his work and appreciate a good restoration and paint job and it was awesome to see some of the cars that I’ve seen on TV in real life.

Love the show so being able to see the car collection up close was a real treat. Even bought a shirt that Danny autographed. Thanks for the show.

Danny «The Count» has a VERY cool car and bike collection that they let you in for free to view and take pictures with and a small gift shop area to buy memorabilia and T-​Shirts, shit glasses and whatnot staff is friendly there a cool spot

This was the nicest, cleanest group of bikers that I have ever met.
The cars and bikes are amazing.

Beautiful car collection here… some you’ve seen on the show including Danny’s coffin table! The work area is draped off from public view so you won’t be able to see any guys working. That was a bummer even though I did’nt expect to see the guys from the show.
If you want to buy a shirt hold your breath…$ 45 for a shirt… totally ridiculous!
One big let down is that they should have someone on the floor with knowledge of the vehicles and show… you simply walk through on your own. Still worth the visit and it’s only 5 or so minutes from the strip.

Visiting Counts Kustoms is very much worth the trip! To see their work done on TV is great but to see the cars on person is Phenomenal! I wish to one day get a car done by Danny & the boys

I am a sucker for reality TV.
Counting cars is another one of those easy watching shows, my husband likes the cars, I like that the guys are so easy going and just plain nice, you don’t see that much now a days anymore.
A lot of guys from the show were there, I had no idea this place had a following like Pawn Stars.
(though they don’t have a line around the building or charge entrance)
Easy parking, sign in, and walk right in to see Danny’s private collection as well as some other fun stuff.
They have an overpriced gift shop, but who doesn’t.
My husband loved their Dickie’s jackets, but $ 145 is steep.
That aside, everyone was super nice, the vibe cool, the cars amazing and my guys got a nice break from the girly stuff they had to put up with the day before, win win.

Same cousin in town who took me to Rick’s Restoration took me here. Turtns out this place is, also, a reality show that he watches.
Needless to say, it was beyond busy during SEMA week.
Super cool vintage motorcycles and old cars with one of a kinda paint jobs. I’m not into cars or anything of that sort but, I found this place to be a place of art. There was, even, a cool looking Porsche (I think) that I can picture James Dean driving.

I am a fan of the show and cars so I decided to stop in. We got there on a Sunday when they opened at 10am, not many people. It was a nice clean place. Decked out in Count’s style with the purple couch and stuff.
After signing in on computer kiosks, they let you in for FREE to look at the Count’s private collection, see a Horny mike display and go through a gift shop. I thought the people were very friendly and the cars were AWESOME! They not only let you in free but let you take all of the pictures that you want! I thought it was great.
The gal behind the souvenir counter, when asked «Is Danny Here?», her reply was, «He is always here and he is upstairs, we don’t let him come down because he likes to chat and wouldn’t get anything done.» LOL I thought that was funny. I am interested in getting a vintage car and I was curious if there were prices but I didn’t see anything like that. I really enjoyed this experience.