Great to hear Overhaulin is coming back. I must admit like the earlier post about the the reruns becoming old is true. Wheelers Dealers is good evening entertainment as well. Like to see what they are doing with the "spanners." Cracks me up every time I see the mechanic get into one of those little ity bitty cars or a convertable. The guy looks like he is well over six feet tall and just cannot make it work. The convertables are hilarious when he is wearing goggles over the top of the "wind screen."
Search and Restore is a neat concept, they just need to do more of them. I think they have done 3 cars to date since the show launched, Chevy II, 67' Mustang, Chevy pickup. Alan who is working on my 72' right now contributed on 2 of the the builds and has shared alot of behind the scenes information with me. He made it sound like the production was alot of fun, but not alot of hardwork by everyone. He commented on the 67' build that he and another guy from his shop would go in early to get work done without the cameras running and everyone getting in the way or goofing around. That was their most productive time of the day.
Any shows that I can find on TV to feed the car need are worth it for me.
My Classic Car, Chop Cut Rebuild, Two Guys Garage, Powerblock on Spike, Chasing Classic Cars, etc. etc. all get DVR time in my house.
