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9/3/2015 12:10am
9/3/2015 12:10am
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9/17/2015 12:12am
Wooooooooo!!
The sixth series started on Monday, and I for one was stoked to hear the Gas Monkeys were back. Haven't had a chance to watch it yet, but when I first discovered this show a couple of months ago I got totally hooked on it. I love seeing the old American cars they work on, and it's just an all round great show, full of facts and humour.
Oh, and get you some of this too...
The sixth series started on Monday, and I for one was stoked to hear the Gas Monkeys were back. Haven't had a chance to watch it yet, but when I first discovered this show a couple of months ago I got totally hooked on it. I love seeing the old American cars they work on, and it's just an all round great show, full of facts and humour.
Oh, and get you some of this too...
The Shop
This one was pretty fun though as the customer tried to do everything himself and built a bit of a fire breathing little VW bug. I schooled him along on all the body work and priming getting it ready to paint. He brought the body in on 4 big casters and we finished it up and got it painted for him. He put it up for sale a couple years later and Jesse James/West Coast Choppers bought it. Ended up in a WCC calendar at the mall. Good looking little car and hauled ass pretty good.
I've had a few beers in his bar too.
The show where those guys tricked that dumass into snorting liquor up his nose was funny.
And,when they did the bike build and was shit talking about Jesse James family on the net. Jesse was going to beat Richards ass on stage ,ole richard was shaking,pretty funny.
I do like Counting Cars, something about that dude just seems genuine and I dig it.
Pit Row
This one is British as well but I think it's quite a nice show.
This show scraps cars instead of restoring them. (The best thing one can do with most vintage cars)
Wheeler Dealers is just a straight up car show, no nonsense or arsing around, just pure car building. I've learned a lot from watching Edd tinker with cars on that show.
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