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A low-buck way to rescue faded, nasty paint; the budget IROC goes for a drive.
A low-buck way to rescue faded, nasty paint; the budget IROC goes for a drive.
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S3, EP7 "IROC Paint Overhaul and Payoff"A low-buck way to rescue faded, nasty paint; the budget IROC goes for a drive.
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S4, EP14 "Fancy and Fast"The crew picks up a late model Cadillac and prepares it for some serious speed, but they discover it's been messed with already.
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S4, EP17 "Caddy Drivetrain and Chevelle Stripes"The guys install some drivetrain upgrades on their CTS-V and paint custom stripes on the 1972 Chevelle.
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S11, EP17 "The Ice Horse"Project Fast Lane, a 1990 Fox Body Mustang, roars to life; This retro ride embraces its era as it cruises into the sunset.
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S11, EP9 "Open Heart Surgery"Tommy and Peyton are set to get their new five-speed transmission into their Fox Body Mustang.
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S11, EP7 "A Bit of Plastic Surgery"Tommy and Peyton's 1990 Mustang is about to undergo a major transformation with a new wide body kit.
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S11, EP6 "This Horse Has Horsepower"Project Fast Lane Fox Body is getting a new heart and triples the horsepower of a 1990 Mustang.
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