Stacy David's laugh is weird . Like Bitchin' Rides but k dog issues but it looks like they do some real unique stuff. Cost no object shop.
Graveyard Carz Show Host
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halojumper
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That's it the average car guy does not have deep pockets to buy a 426 hemi crate motor, and all the good stuff. And they say it only costs twelve grand for this, and that.
Love the cars but can't stand Wormans antics.
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Thanks for the vote of confidence.
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OR Samtrammck. Sammy for short!
66ChargerHI-PO
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@YY1, You're right with that last post. I so remember that Chebbie van. They used it in the 1st few seasons, I think for the camera guys. It's ridiculous, because they had a Chebbie van BUT had a Superbird on the side.
So I thought I would give the show another try tonight....... not good.
Why do they use tape loops from soft port moves? This repetitive guitar licks is really a poor choice.
Why do I care about them organizing a storage locker?
The most technical task so far was explaining how a trunk plunger light works.
I will finish the episode but the Muzak is really insulting just like the host.....
Why do they use tape loops from soft port moves? This repetitive guitar licks is really a poor choice.
Why do I care about them organizing a storage locker?
The most technical task so far was explaining how a trunk plunger light works.
I will finish the episode but the Muzak is really insulting just like the host.....
moparnation74
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Its unfortunate how the showboating ego tool makes a show distasteful......
Just simple changes can be made and the "real" Mopar crowd would support it.....
Less nonsense and more about the cars..........One can see why the cars stay there for years before even getting started...
I also find it comical how Mark acted like a totally different person with Mike Mancini.....Mike Mancini is a REAL builder of cars back to the day when they rolled out of the factory.....Numerous Gold certified awards and recognition Mike has received. Mike is a phenomenal talent and a very nice guy to boot....
Heres a question for the buzzard beak....The one who claims he builds the "best" and just like the day they rolled out of the factory....Can you provide the masses your "Gold Certified" award?
If not then stop with the BS statements making the viewers believe your restorations are equivalent........
I tried to watch again earlier this evening, with that music it lasted under 5 minutes before I had to turn it, it keeps getting more and more irritating every time i attempt to get a peak at some cool cars. too bad.
Buzzard Beak.
YY1
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Besides Wheeler Dealers, I found another no BS format show-
Full Custom Garage
Not really my style, but
That guy is an artist
mostly basic fab, but it all comes together as a whole that;s greater than the sum of it's parts
if that guy wants to show-boat, this is the result
Full Custom Garage
Not really my style, but
That guy is an artist
mostly basic fab, but it all comes together as a whole that;s greater than the sum of it's parts
if that guy wants to show-boat, this is the result
moparnation74
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I agree
I have watched Ian's show for awhile....The guy is a natural talent and soaks information from the best of the best out there....He researches old Hot rod mags....Finds a piece of scrap in the yard and turns it into a perfect functioning piece for his project......
Amazing guy....
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With 1" of ground clearance, there's a car that will never get driven.
I like the assembly and de-coding only, the rest of the show is flooded with commercials like most all Motor Trend shows (above average commercial time)
YY1
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I like that he used a hot rodded straight six and buried it between the frame rails.
The interior is pretty cool too, bit I couldn't find a pic.
It has air suspension, so it is driveable, but Ian clearly sates it was built as a show car.
The interior is pretty cool too, bit I couldn't find a pic.
It has air suspension, so it is driveable, but Ian clearly sates it was built as a show car.
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