A YOUTUBER has decided to part ways with a few cars from his collection to establish financial fitness for racing competitions.
A “self-proclaimed hoarder” of highly sought-after vehicles, new and old, has listed a few of his gems to his viewers for sale.
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Adam LZ, a well-known YouTuber (@AdamLZ) based in Orlando, Flordia, is regrettably selling some of his track-ready vehicles to focus on some investment opportunities and prepare for upcoming racing competitions.
In a recent video, he listed a few of the vehicles that are up for grabs to any of his nearly four million viewers, including a 2019 Ford F-350 dually.
“I wasn’t as excited about it at first because I didn’t realize how many changes there are between the 2019 and the 2024,” he said.
“It’s the same body style, but it feels like an entirely new truck.”
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With custom wheels, an added bed liner, and aftermarket paint matching accents for the mirrors, grill, and door handles, he’s offering the truck for $45,000.
It also comes with a 3.5-inch leveling kit, a gooseneck trailer hookup, window tint, and a fresh coat of polish with a ceramic coating.
One of his most painful listings was his 1998 MK4 Toyota Supra RSP SZR.
“I really don’t want to get rid of the Supra,” he said, looking longingly at the vehicle on a storage lift.
“What happened was, I’m competing this year and I need a lot of 3.4-liter 2JZs for my plans this year – one of which was designated for this car.”
While he has an emotional connection to the vehicle, there’s a lot of financial incentive to let it go.
“The way I look at it now, though, is that we won’t have time to build it in the near future and it’s going to cost a lot of money to build.”
Adam said his bottom line would be what he’s put into the build, which was $57,000.
He also mentioned in the caption that the chassis only had about 47,000 miles on it.
The final car he mentioned, among many others in the full 30-minute video, was his heavily customized C4 Corvette, which he said would be better suited for someone who could appreciate the build.
“The C4 should go to someone who is really about that ‘slam life’ because this car looks the best when it’s lowered,” he said.
“I want to raise it because I want to make it more all-around drivable, but I also can’t bring myself to do that because I don’t want it to look lame.”
He said that a lucky buyer would be able to take home the incredible car for what he put into it, which was about $50,000.
Other cars in his collection that he mentioned were two nearly mint condition Mazda FC RX7s, and a 2020 MK5 Toyota Supra.
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