I went there to tour the facility and see the vehicles. Their work is really 100% first class amazing. I was also able to get a whole bunch of T-shirts to bring back as gifts for my crew at my company. They have a lot of good merchandise for people to buy at their shop. I had emailed them previously about a car project I would like to have them do. I also spoke to a gentleman while I was there and left my information again too. I’m hoping that they will get back to me about my project. I have a good budget and I am not in any hurry. Last year I found essentially a barn find 1970 mustang fastback that had been in a garage since the late 1980s. It still runs and drives but I want to make a one of a kind custom with it or a Boss 429 clone with that Count’s Kustoms flair. This is the car for me that I have wanted since I was a teenager watching the Boss mustangs race as a kid on tv and I’ll keep it. I still have a car that my dad and I restored when I was 16 and I’ve had it for 40 years. I’ve searched for a 1970 fastback for a good price for nearly 30 years and something that would make a good project and that wasn’t junk. This is a special car. Call me guys please.

Very friendly staff. I felt welcome when I walked in which made the experience very nice. Seeing the cars in person vs the TV show really shows the te and effort put onto these unique rides. Absolutely amazing to see them and appreciate being allowed to share the experience for free. Had to buy a hat of course...

For the little shop that you get a free tour of, it's pretty awesome!! I loved the chevys! I do wish that the little shop had a 57. Really sweet bikes and trucks. Cant go wrong being free! They do offer more shop if you want the paid tour.

The cars here are awesome. It would of been nice to see some of the cast from Counts Kustoms. Other wise it is very cool and worth seeing. Some of the best work and imagination on automobiles I’ve seen. The cool meter is way up here.

Visited Vegas for business but had to stop at one of my family's favorite shows to watch Counting Cars. Visited on a Sunday shortly before they closed and it was very spacious with not a lot of people in there. Saw some of the cars from the show and was geeking out. All you have to do is write your name down and sign and they tell you not to touch anything and you're good. Really cool of Danny to let people in to see his cars. The area of town they're located in is a little sketchy so definitely don't try to just walk there from the Vegas strip and take a rideshare or a taxi.

One of the highlights of our trip to Vegas. This place was awesome. The staff was very informative. This is a must-see in Vegas. The artwork and customization are spectacular. The detail is just unreal. I'm so glad we went.

This place is so cool! We bought shirts and they took them to the back and had the guys autograph them with a video for you of them signing them. We loved this! It’s a free tour of some really cool cars and it’s air conditioned to take ya out the Vegas heat for a bit lol. We really enjoyed it.

This is a fantastic place to come check out if you have watched the TV show, this location will not disappoint. Tons of cars great souvenirs and the friendly staff makes it even better. I love this place I will come through as many times as I can every time I’m nearby.

Was very excited to go here. My wife had a blast seeing the cars. The gentleman working in the show room/museum was awesome and informative. What a great thing to see cars from the show.

My mom had her heart set on checking on this place during our Vegas vacation. She and my dad were huge fans for many years until my dad passed away. The showroom tour is free and "DIY." It has a little retail/gift shop at the end. Paid tours were available, but we did not take advantage of that on this trip. I'd like to come back and do that in the future.

We had the opportunity to stop in during out trip to Vegas. Well worth the stop, the staff is beyond helpful and so kind. So lucky to buy a freshly autographed mug. One of our favorite shows!

We went to Vegas just to see this shop. I've been watching "Counting Cars" for years on the History Channel but seeing it in person was amazing. It's like seeing a picture of a mountain waterfall verses going to the mountain and seeing it live with all its glory. The talent of this group is unbelievable. I would love to have anything these guys produce, maybe with the exception of "Horney Mike's green bike", only because I couldn't have anything like that and not be able to ride it. His imagination has no limits. Ryan's abilities and attention to details has to be witnessed in person. If you thought it was amazing on TV just wait until you see it in person. If you love bikes, Shannon is your man unless you are a little twisted then Horney Mike might suit you better. The showroom was filled with vehicles such as Danny's choppers, his mom's 55 chevy convertible (respectfully restored), his dad's car, Elvira's T bird, Ziggy's Dad's Mercedes, Danny's black 32 he almost sold, Ryan's unbelievably painted 55 chevy drag car & panel truck, Danny's black Ford truck he used on the show to chase down future projects, the hot rod herst, Shelby Mustang& so much more. Missing was the 66 GTO convertible that was sold. I have a yellow 86 corvette with 48k original miles I would love to have Ryan's let his imagination run wild on. Unfortunately I'm 72 and should have already have made this a reality while I was able to afford it. Like the sign in the shop says "Your dream car should live in your garage, not your head"

We were familiar with this location through the TV show Counting Cars. We are car buffs and had an awesome time walking through the showroom, which is like a custom car museum. There was so much to look at even though the space wasn't really that big. We especially loved all of the street signs and references to the Detroit, Michigan area, which is where we are from. One of the sales people took a t-shirt we purchased into the back and came back with it signed. SUPER COOL!

Stopped here with my husband. He got his picture taken with Ryan which made the trip even better. Seeing the cars Ryan has painted up close was mesmerizing. The TV show doesn’t begin to do justice for his artistic ability. Seeing the various builds was interesting, too. Gift shop had lots of great items for purchase, also.

Everyone there was amazing. My boyfriend got to meet his favorite (Ryan)...I didn't but hey, maybe next time. I will definitely be back. You feel truly valued and appreciated. As you walk in and walk around. Everyone is so friendly. It's not just a show you guys, these are actually the real people and they are as cool off the screen as they are on.

More than me, it was my dad who was so excited and wanted to visit this place! He hails from India and it was his first time visiting the States. He had a list of places he wanted to visit and Count’s Kustoms was one of them. He follows the entire series, has watched every episode and is the biggest fan in my opinion. Friendly staff and such cool mod cars and motorcycles. Loved the vibe this place has! We enquired about the wait time to get a customization done and to my surprise it is over 2years. Wow! Got to witness some solid mods these people have worked on.

Super cool experience. Definitely a must if you’re into cars and such. We were in a Vegas for our wedding and it was so much fun looking at their awesome cars. Also check out Vamp’d, their bar if you’re down! Super cool place. Great drinks.

We only planned to do a quick drive by to see the place, but saw they had free parking and free walk thru yours. Had a few great conversations with the staff about some of the cars there. They provided some info and history about the cars. Very glad we stopped in. If your a fan of the show or just a fan of cars it’ll be a good visit.

Very cool place. I loved seeing the collection! They do some beautiful work.

If in Vegas this a must stop for car enthusiasts. I love the show, so it was a must for me to stop by. We got to see cool cars and the atmosphere was really cool. Highly recommend, and the best part is that it's free.

We visited Count's Kustoms during our 2017 Vegas trip. A lot of fun and some very cool cars.

This place was really nice and the staff in the front treated my father and I with so much kindness. We were looking for a classic car place selling a firebird trans am and they kindly directed us. Ultimately great place, you should go check out they’re car museum.

All the vehicles seen in some of the shows are free to view and take pictures of. Friendly staff to answer questions. Limited on stock of tee shirts and sold out of hats and tanktops. Something to see and check off the bucket list.

I don't want to give them 5 ✨ but I will because the customer service was perfect!!!!! It was a nice older man that had just dropped off his tour there he spoke with me a little bit and helped me out a lot and talked about some of the cars with me.Im just a lil salty because I have been waiting months to walk in an purchase the Mustang shirt, and noooooooo shirt at all in my size (sad face)! If the shirt is not in stock take it down. I said what I said 😊

My husband had a blast at the shop. He has been a fan for many years. Everyone is so welcome and pleasant. I want to take this moment to thank Chongo for making this experience so unique to my husband. He is so friendly and accommodating.

Free! Who doesn't love free? Some of the staff were there and the cars are amazing. You don't get to see the level of detail that they put into these cars on TV. You must see them in person! We didn't get to see Danny, but you did get to see the shop as it is active in a different part of the shopping center. Parking is a bit tricky, so take a lap around the parking lot and if you have an available space then park there. If not, we parked on the street and had no problem.

Can not go wrong looking at the Kounts collection. Free admission and it's better than most auto collections I've paid to see. Bought a shirt and Ryan the painter signed it. Chongo was awesome at the door great guy and so was the guy in The Collection area answering questions about the cars and selling the shirts. Shirts have a great price would recommend this to anyone visiting Las Vegas.

Great place to check out. Appreciate a dying art. Custom cars paint and so much more. A much go to.

It was great getting to see Counts Kustoms in person. My husband is a big fan of the show! As we were leaving Danny pulled up and we didn't want to bother him, while he was in his car but it would have been REALLY cool for my husband to get to chat with him and take a pic with him!!!

If you are a big fan of the TV show then you definitely need to visit them. There is a museum of cars that you can tour for free. There is also a gift shop where you can buy things such as shirts. Must see place while in Vegas.

Don't know who this guy is, BUT my husband was very happy with this experience. All the cars were very pretty and well maintained. I also like all the merch available to purchase - so many choices!

Such a great experience. Very neat to see the showroom and gift shop. Staff was informative and knowledgeable about the products. Next trip I'm hoping to see the entire crew off even just from a distance.

They have some unique cars on display. Our visit would have been better if we could have seen the custom workshop.

I am a big fan. Was really looking forward to seeing all the builds but they were closed for the holiday 😞 going back on Saturday. Hopefully we will catch them then... Would Love to meet Danny mister count we were here last year too