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Derek911 11-15-2017 06:42 PM

I was upset when Wheeler Dealers got rid of Ed, But I have to give this new guy credit. After watching 4 episodes of the new guy, he has won me over. He is a true mechanic and very talented. When he fabricated the sheet metal on the Saab and cut the Camaro bumpers for the Dodge van he made the show my favorite again.

JackDidley 11-15-2017 07:04 PM

Mitsubishi was the first one I liked. He actually fixed what was wrong. He also did not add wings to the rear deck. Getting better, for sure.

yel911 11-16-2017 05:02 AM

I watch, "All girls garage", for Christi Lee.... That's it.

sand_man 11-16-2017 06:56 AM

Two or three years ago, I had Velocity on all the time. I've since given up on it...I actually watch it zero! Just nothing of interest for me. Car and garage shows in general don't interest me all that much any more (maybe it became overly saturated as a genre)...anyway, it doesn't really get any better than Project Binky on YouTube!

ckissick 11-16-2017 11:21 AM

I need a new career. So how's this for a TV show pitch?

A show about the history of certain cars. For example, the VW beetle. You would talk about Hitler and Porsche, the vouchers for cars in the 30s, etc. Near the end of the show you would talk to aficionados of the vintage VW and look at a few examples. I'd watch that.

VincentVega 11-16-2017 11:57 AM

this is as close as I know

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sand_man 11-16-2017 12:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ckissick (Post 9806699)
It seems like every time I sit down and look at the guide there's a show that features guys with tattoos and weird beards/hairdos working on 60s muscle cars somewhere in the high desert. Yes, there's Wheeler Dealers and Chasing Classic Cars, but the others bore me. If I see another rusty Camaro frame I think I'll scream. And all the scripted, made-up drama. Enough!

Yeah, this sort of sums it up for me. I could only watch so much resto-drama. It was fun for a while and I enjoyed watching a glimpse of welding and wrenching technique (though very slight), but now...


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