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America's largest monthly automotive event showcases unique, rare and exotic vehicles along with the passionate owners who bring them to life.
America's largest monthly automotive event showcases unique, rare and exotic vehicles along with the passionate owners who bring them to life.
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S1, EP6 "Retrofitting a Psycho Mercury"Pinstripe artist Walt Richards is challenged to hand paint his signature flames on a '50s Mercury in less than a week; an introduction to Retrofit Lighting's trickle-down technology.
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S1, EP7 "Beetles, Bugs & Busses, Oh My!"Over 100 Volkswagens, on the lunatic fringe of automotive, rattle into an event.
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S1, EP8 "Big Tigger vs. Monster Muscle"Rapper and DJ Big Tigger's one-off Michael Jordan motorcycle; a muscle car collection on steroids by Monster Energy.
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S2, EP1 "Exotic Car Hunter"Vintage Testarossas and quatra valve Ferraris; classic car expert Skip Smith, master builder Bryan Fuller and Rickey Gadson feature the new Acura NSX, a Rolls-Royce Ghost and a couple of dueling Aston Martin DBs.
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Un taller de velocidad no tradicional utiliza piezas de otros vehículos para crear nuevos coches.