Biography

Paul Teutul Jr.

Born and raised in Yonkers, New York, Paul Teutual Jr is an American reality television series, American Chopper. Besides being a star, he is the owner of  Paul Jr Designs which manufacture custom bikes. He was also the co-founder of the Rail Shop with his father Paul Kohn Teutul in 1999. Similarly, Teutual also manufactured two bikes for film Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows.                

Early Life And Bio Of Paul Teutul Jr.        

Paul Tenutul Jr. was born Paul Michael Teutul on October 2, 1974, in Yonkers, New York, under the zodiac sign Libra. People who are born under this zodiac sign have the personality of cooperative, diplomatic, gracious, and fair-minded. Paul belongs to white ethnicity and holds American nationality.  

His father's name is Paul Kohn Teutul and mother is Paul Teutul. Paul Tenutul Jr has two brothers, Daniel Teutul, and Michael Teutul and a sister Cristin Teutul.  

Paul Teutul Jr.’s Career   

Paul Teutul Jr was the co-founder of the rail shop at Orange Country Iron Works with his father in 1999. He is also the owner of Paul Jr Designs, which produces custom motorcycles and branded clothes. Paul Teutul Jr along with his father and brother came into limelight after the Orange County Choppers became the focus of a reality television series, American Chopper which is shown on Discovery Channel in 2002.

In the same year, he opened his self-design firm Paul Jr. Designs and designed a god park in Montgomery, New York. In 2010, he designed his first product ‘Facelift’ for Coleman’s 10th anniversary ‘Road trip Grill’. On the same year, Paul patched a line of dog toys to Bamboo Pets in American Chopper episode ‘Stewart-Ha s s Bike’.  

In 2010, Paul Jr planned to begin his own motorcycles business to go head-to-head against OCC. He even hired several former OCC employees, including Vinnie DiMartinoMichael TeutulRobert Collard, and Joe Puliafico. 

After a year, Paul started manufacturing motorcycles at PJD, which is also featured on new series, American Chopper # Senior vs. Junior, aired via Discovery channel.  

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In 2016, his Company PJD manufactured two bikes for film Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows.

Paul Teutul Jr.’s Net Worth

Paul Teutul Jr has the net worth estimated of $10 million. Paul Teutul Jr earned a huge amount of money from his business as a building custom bike. His company normally charges about $400,000 to custom a bike with service and staff travel cost. He even generates a huge amount of money form designing homes. He also appeared on a television series called American Chopper.  

Besides Paul Teutul Jr., his father has a total net worth of $20 million. His old man is popular for his vintage car collection form 1940-1960s. Similarly, he has a various range of Corvette and each of them cost about $79,000.

He has more than 20 vintage cars and also listed his luxury mansion in Montgomery, New York for $2.9 million. His house has the 38-acre property with pool house, hot tub, volleyball court, gazebo, and water features.

Paul Teutul Jr.’s Personal Life   

Paul Teutul Jr is a married man. He tied the knot to Rachael Biester on August 20, 2010. He along with his spouse even made an appearance on TLC show Say Yes to the Dress. The couple is blessed with a son Hudson Seven Teutul on February 3, 2015.     

He is living his happy life with his wife along with his son. Besides his career and married life, he has a fascinating love for spider webs and he even believes that spider webs are very beautiful and most of them are in negative shapes.

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He is active on social media Instagram and news media Twitter. As of February 2019, he has about 119k followers on Instagram and 168k followers on Twitter.

In the video shown below, Paul Teutul Jr. spoke to Boris and Robyn about rebuilding his relationship with Paul Teutul Sr., his new book and his feelings on returning to the world of reality TV.

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