Season 3’s ending was a somber one with Mike’s mom, Berthe Hall, passing away, with the crew coming together as one. In a recent post, Sarah and Cassidy are putting a fresh coat of paint on the workshop, so does that mean we get to hear some exciting news? Incidentally, Ward also owns a classic Buick. The parts and inventory manager, and the girl who breathes 'quality control'. Cassidy can be seen standing shoulder to shoulder with Mike Hall, doing her bit for charity in the image above.Īs far as we can see, the other female presence on the show is still part of the crew, if not the cast, and it's Sarah Ward. Mike, Connor, Sarah, and Cassidy Mceown are still a part of the crew. His Instagram page is thriving with product collaborations and meet-ups with fans of all ages, and he is even helping the Rust Valley Restorers' producers with a casting call for a new truck show. While the show has gone off-air for the time being, Mike Hall is very much invested in his Rust Bros Restorations business.

After everything was sold and dusted, Mike supposedly managed to keep 52 cars to play around with. People from around North America came to look around and pick one of Mike's toys. Later on, most of the rusting 500 or so classic cars were sold. Mike's plan was to sell it as a bundle.īut as that didn't fare out, he sold the land first. The sale page stated: “Auto Wrecker with acreage and most of Mike's cars! Includes trailer, 900sq ft shop, with 10,000lb certified hoist. But he isn't quite the cool businessman, as his decision to sell a family property filled with classic cars shows. His raspy voice and dreadlocks are the signature aspects that every fan of the show relates to. But Mike Hall from Rust Valley Restorers defines old-school cool factor. Richard Rawlings from Gas Monkey Garage is quite the definition of coolness.

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