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A beautiful 1966 Chevrolet Impala hides rusty headers, a grimy engine block and a host of other much-needed repairs under its hood.
A beautiful 1966 Chevrolet Impala hides rusty headers, a grimy engine block and a host of other much-needed repairs under its hood.
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S16, EP3 "Dropping That C-10"When the guys get their hands on a clean 1986 square-body Chevrolet C-10, they give the truck a face-lift and a suspension drop.
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S16, EP4 "Pretty Fly for a GTI"An Autobahn edition 2013 Volkswagen GTI Mk6 enters the shop for a new turbo kit, exhaust, and a few other performance upgrades.
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S16, EP5 "Double Truck Trouble"Kevin and Willie take on double duty when a friend brings in two work trucks that need improvements for hauling heavy loads.
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S16, EP6 "Moab Ready"Willie and Kevin outfit a Jeep Wrangler TJ and a Jeep Cherokee XJ to handle the harsh desert environment.
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