Rob Rabbit Pitts Greenville SC Death: Greenville, South Carolina Collector, and world’s best car storyteller, Rob Pitts has passed away.
The 44-year-old died this weekend after a short battle with stomach cancer. Rob Rabbit Pitts’s death was confirmed by the family, after a video of him saying goodbyes surfaced online.
According to reports, the supportive husband and dedicated entrepreneur was pronounced dead after complications of the stomach disease. The family of the well-known YouTuber announced his death many hours after he had passed away.
Who Was Rob Rabbit Pitts?
Rob “Rabbit” Pitts was a third-generation proprietor of Pitts Truck Services. Rabbit bought and sold thousands of cars across the United States, including from within a courtroom.
He was gifted with storytelling and a great presence on camera, which led him to start his own YouTube channel, Rob Pitts. His channel has almost 119 thousand subscribers, who have seen his 176 videos more than 8 million times.
Rob Robert Pitts YouTuber, storyteller, and podcaster.
Rabbit was born around 1979 and had an interest in autos. The Netflix actor grew up with a strong bond with his mother and held her in high regard. Rabbit frequently posts photographs of his mother on social media to show his devotion to her.
In turn, his mother appears to be one of his strongest supporters. Unfortunately, Rabbit’s father died in April 2021 and he grieved. When not working, Rabbit enjoyed spending time with his cat, Webster. He resided in Taylors, South Carolina.
Rob “Rabbit” Pitts’ Profession
Rabbit has been involved with numerous automotive endeavors over his career. He has been Pitts Truck Service’s CEO and owner since July 2007. The company’s trucking experience has earned them a solid reputation in and around Greenville, South Carolina. Rabbit is also involved in the sale of refurbished old cars, as shown in the Netflix series. He works with a large network of sellers, clients, and car restorers to provide individuals with what they need while also profiting from the process.
On January 3, 2018, Rabbit used his remarkable knowledge of cars and everything linked to them to launch a YouTube channel where he published films about automobiles. Rabbit’s content is frequently relevant to his audience, whether he is interacting with industry competitors or discussing new advancements in the field of old vehicles. His films frequently serve as valuable sources of information and pleasure for viewers. As of this writing, he has over 125 thousand YouTube subscribers and more than 41 thousand Instagram followers.
This Is Goodbye.
Rob Pitts’ family shared a video on YouTube of the collector saying goodbye to his fans. “Rob may be saying goodbye, but we will do as he wanted and keep the show going. As he would have wanted, we will keep this store open – at least for a little while and all of the profit from his continued merch sales will support his family. This is an incredibly difficult time for us all, as Rob touched our lives in so many different ways. He was more than just a client – he was the most genuine of friends. We will continue to honor his legacy and spirit accordingly.