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An all-new place for your vehicle, records and more on My Steward Registry.
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Sam's Garage
"Sam's Garage"Former "Shadetree Mechanic" and "Two Guys Garage" host Sam Memmolo, a pioneer in automotive how-to TV, is back turning wrenches and tightening bolts on "Sam's Garage." Memmolo helped develop the concept of step-by-step instructions to help advise viewers of the latest products and techniques for repairing and improving a wide variety of rides, a legacy that continues on his latest series. With vast automotive knowledge in the garage and in the studio, Memmolo is as entertaining as he is experienced. Sam Mahdavi also hosts.
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"Foxbody Boost and Brakes"Sam installs new Wilwood brakes and a Whipple Supercharger on an 89' Foxbody Mustang.
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S16, EP12 "Time for a Tucker Sno-Cat"Sam is in New Hampshire with NHOU and learns all about Sno-Cats and Sno-Kittens.
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S16, EP11 "Hot Bristol Night"Sam's Garage is on location in Bristol TN/VA for a Hot Bristol Night.
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S16, EP10 "Drag Car Upgrade"Sam begins the installation of a new Haltech system in his old Supra drag car.
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S16, EP9 "My Steward Registry"An all-new place for your vehicle, records and more on My Steward Registry.
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