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Holley plans a surprise party for Mark's birthday; Daren helps out, knowing that Mark hates birthday celebrations.
Holley plans a surprise party for Mark's birthday; Daren helps out, knowing that Mark hates birthday celebrations.
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S2, EP13 "Phantasm 'Cuda"The guys race to put the final touches on the black Phantasm Cuda before its owner arrives to pick it up.
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S3, EP1 "Back in Triple Black""Phantasm" director Don Coscarelli and star Michael Baldwin visit Graveyard Carz, where Mike and the team rush to complete the triple-black, 1971 'Cuda homage vehicle.
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S3, EP2 "AAR You Ready for This"Mark Hill's '70 Superbird is torn down; finishing touches are put on Chris Driscoll's '70 AAR 'Cuda; Daren confronts Mark about stolen car parts; Mark gets a rematch on the race track.
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