Graveyard Carz — Season 12
Get ready for something completely different: “Graveyard Carz” isn’t your typical car show. It’s a high-octane blend of automotive obsession, unforgettable personalities, and laugh-out-loud moments you won’t find anywhere else. Each episode dives into the incredible world of restoring Chrysler muscle cars – but these aren't just any restorations. We’re talking about vehicles that have been through the wringer, seemingly beyond saving. To bring a "Graveyard Car" back to life requires more than repair; it demands a full-blown resurrection.
The latest installment of *E-Bodies* delves into the intricacies of the new arrivals, featuring detailed disassembly and documentation. A growing unease surrounds the possibility that one of these newcomers has manipulated their identificat…
Mark Worman, ever the pragmatist, surveys the metalwork being restored on the 1971 Phoenix 'Cuda. The process of repairing the damage inflicted by the fire that ended its life is a slow and meticulous undertaking.
Tony "Cheesesteak" D'Agostino, a genuine authority on all things Mopar, inquires about the status of his wife's Plum Crazy Challenger, asking his friend Will for assistance in acquiring it.
With meticulous care, the Ghouls attend to a Dodge Challenger, embracing it as it enters the next stage of its revival.
The Ghouls have commenced a forty-five-day restoration of a 1970 Road Runner. The vehicle belongs to Mark Martinez, a toolmaker who first drove the car in his younger years and maintains that it revealed his purpose.
The Ghouls are in the final stages of a forty-five-day restoration on a 1970 Road Runner, a project commissioned by Mark Martinez, the toolmaker who eagerly anticipates its maiden voyage.
A conflict of allegiance begins to brew within Mark as his affection for the restored vehicles deepens. He finds himself at a crossroads, forced to confront the true nature of his commitments and where his most profound loyalties reside.
Mark and George retrieved their welders, embarking on a complete restoration of the most dilapidated 1971 'Cuda they had ever seen in their time with GYC.
With its restoration complete, the 1969 GTX now enters the narrative of its arduous journey back to life. It represents the most recent success in a series of five GTXs the team has resurrected from disrepair.
While sorting through archived files from previous restorations, Mark unearthed details about his childhood Charger, and a wave of nostalgia washed over him.
A meticulously preserved Daytona is now receiving the attention it warrants as the restoration nears completion, during the final stages of assembly.
Reflecting on their most ambitious SEMA creations, the team offers a glimpse into future projects.
