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What Happened to Horny Mike on “Counting Cars”?

Photo of Counting Cars' Cast Horny Mike.

Michael “Horny Mike” Henry is an American graphic designer and reality TV personality most known for his work in the History Channel reality show “Counting Cars.”

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Is Horny Mike still on “Counting Cars“?

When the ninth season of History Channel’s “Counting Cars’ aired on June 3, 2020, with no sign of Horny Mike, fans became worried about his future on the show.

Mike had previously expressed how fatiguing working at Count’s Kustoms had been. His comments led people to believe that he was departing from Counting Cars, a reality show centering around the patrons of Count’s Kustoms.

Nevertheless, fans breathed a sigh of relief when he appeared 20 minutes into the show. He brought, along with him, his outrageous ideas and his patented sense of humor.

As of this writing, Mike is still listed as a cast member of the popular History Channel show.

Image of Horny Mike.
Michael “Horny Mike” Henry

Horny Mike Wife.

On Instagram, Mike is often seen with a mystery woman whom he calls “my girl” and “my lady.”

While Mike is not shy about cozying up to the woman, he is hesitant to name the woman or specify whether she is his girlfriend or wife. Therefore, details about the nature of their relationship are yet unknown.

He is, nonetheless, very much in love with the mystery woman. They have been together since at least as far back as May 2019, based on his Instagram posts.

Net Worth, Wiki, Bio.

A Michigan native, Horny Mike from Counting Cars developed an affinity for automobiles growing up in a trailer park. For most of his adult life, Mike led a nomadic lifestyle, squatting in his van and “airbrushing T-shirts and license plates for tourists on Fremont Street in old Las Vegas.”

His work eventually landed him at the Vegas auto-tuning shop, Count’s Kustoms. Run by Danny “The Count” Koker, Count’s Kustoms is an automobile restoration and customization company.

While Mike has many talents in tuning up cars and bikes, he specializes in airbrushing. Horny Mike’s name comes from his affinity towards horns. He puts his signature 3D-printed horns on practically everything he sees.

Image of Michael "Horny Mike" Henry with Danny "The Count" Koker.
Michael “Horny Mike” Henry and Danny “The Count” Koker.

The goings-on of Count’s Kustoms and its owners are the subject of the History Channel reality TV show “Counting Cars.”

Advertised as the third spin-off of the beloved History Channel show “Pawn Stars,” the show revolves around The Count and his eclectic crew members as they restore and customize luxury cars for Vegas’ most prominent names.

According to CelebrityNetWorth.com, Michael “Horny Mike” Henry currently has a net worth of $2 million. One of the central characters of History Channel’s “Counting Cars,” Henry is also a fixture on other History Channel shows like “Pawn Stars” and “American Restoration.”

Besides his appearances on Counting Cars, for which he is, no doubt, paid handsomely, Mike is also a self-made entrepreneur and social media personality.

He has a line of motorcycle helmets and related accessories, all sporting his signature 3D-printed horns. On his online store, Mike sells his T-shirts, hats, and bobblehead figures with his likeness. His merch ranges from $10 to $40.

Car Collection.

Furthermore, Horny Mike from counting cars is an avid car collector. Sources claim that he has over 80 cars lined up in his garage. His car collection alone is undoubtedly worth millions.

One of his most prized vehicles was his “Horny Bus,” a customized bus painted “Hulk green.” Furthermore, Mike himself airbrushed the details on the exterior.

The bus also has two protruding horns on the front, with smaller horns decorating the roof. Mike parted ways with the “Horny Bus” in April 2019.

Additionally, Mike is also the owner of a 2015 Dodge Challenger that can pump out 500 horsepower. The Challenger goes for anywhere from $26,995 to $58,295.

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