Whatever Happened to Paul Teutul Jr? Net Worth 2021

How Rich is Paul Teutul Jr.? 2021
Paul Teutul jr is one of the stars of the American reality television series American Chopper. He started working for his father (Paul John Teutul). Teutul was the chief designer and fabricator. Prior to this, Teutul was head of the rail shop at Orange County Ironworks. He is the owner of Paul Jr. Designs, which manufactures custom motorcycles and sells branded clothing. Teutul, along with his father and younger brother Michael Teutul, became celebrities when they became the focus of a reality television series American Chopper on Discovery Channel in 2002. It has been quite a while since we've seen the 46-year-old in his natural habitat. So, today let's find out what Paul Teutul Jr. has been doing as of 2021.

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[dougfielding]

I only watched that show to see Rick do his work. He was one of the only sane ones in the cast.

[gregoryschmidt]

Is the "museum" where they'll store the $100k doorstops they can't sell?

[jimwortham]

Been into bikes quite a few years always amaze me how that show lasted for one year

[fearnobeer]

Did enjoy the show back in the day, the bikes aint my thing but liked the fabrication stuff, always liked vinnie, I wish them all well from Australia

[jaimepainortiz]

Paul Jr was from the very beginning the only reasons the OCC had a chance. The bikes desihned by Jr were truly work's of art. Sadly when Jr left the OCC, the bike looked terrible, almost hideous. Everyone wants to deny it or save face but the facts are the facts, Paul SR ruined the show and ruined the company.

[jesuschrist-alphaomega]

They built some of the schittiest bikes ever.

[johnphilly]

Bring back Biker Build-Off series. No drama just bike builds!

[rickdee]

WHERE ARE YOU GETTING YOUR INFORMATION?

[peterpurcell]

I went to Orange County Choppers when I was in New York in 2016. Met Paul Snr. Had a tour round and there are lots of pictures of famous people but there is not one of Paul Jnr.

[RaphaelDawkinsCombatRadio]

I enjoyed the show back in the day. I blame both Senior & Jr for their dysfunctional relationship. I wish them well.

[markacuna]

Always Jr been. On his side day one I started watching OCC lol 😂

[humanitech]

It was a funny show where they basically threw together some of the most rediculous, absurd, dangerous and questionable bikes of all time....but I appreciate it was all devised for TV fun and entertainment.

[xltranger]

Took a ride on Wednesday feb 3rd from nyc to Montgomery to go to Paul jr designs. It had open Wednesday hours posted but was closed. Very disappointed

[AgentSmith]

Back in the day, I just watched the show for dad vs son drama, not the awful bikes lol

[chowchow]

All respect for Paul Jr.! Best wishes to a great builder-designer, hard working, nice guy!

[Fsudryden]

The timeline of this video is all over the place.

[steveadams]

Did watch the show some times All they did was use premade parts, and change them for what they needed at the time

[JoeMama-nlxp]

OCC bikes are going for 1/10th of what they used to. When Jr. left Sr. Didn't have the vision n built the same 70s looking chopper time after time with very little difference.

[jasonneff]

How can I “build” the tackiest bike ever?
*O.C.C.* hold my beer

[kevinintheusa]

We lived at West Point during the height of the show. We visited their showroom once it was finally finished and saw them working. To be honest, they seemed like they didn't work effectively and we mostly saw people standing around drinking coffee and talking. We were not too impressed. We did look at some of the bikes and on some, you could see visible rust areas under the paint on the frame and some of the fabricated pieces.