Graveyard Carz — Season 13
Get ready for something completely different: “Graveyard Carz” isn’t your typical car show. It’s a wild collision of automotive obsession, unforgettable personalities, and laugh-out-loud moments you won’t find anywhere else. Each episode dives into the high-octane world of restoring classic Chrysler muscle cars – but these aren't just any restorations. These are Graveyard Carz: vehicles so wrecked, so far gone, they need more than fixing; they require a full-blown resurrection.
The focus has been on examining E-Bodies, encompassing their deconstruction, detailed record-keeping, and growing concerns regarding the possibility that one of the recently acquired "Cudas" may have manipulated identification numbers.
Mark Worman, ever the pragmatist, surveyed the metalwork being restored on the 1971 Phoenix 'Cuda. Reversing the damage inflicted by the fire that ended its life proved a laborious process.
Tony Cheesesteak D'Agostino, widely regarded as the foremost authority on all things Mopar, inquires about the status of his wife’s Plum Crazy Challenger and asks Will for assistance in acquiring it.
Meticulous care was devoted to the Dodge Challenger, each detail considered as it progressed toward 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 piloted the car in his younger years and maintains it revealed his purpose in life.
The Ghouls are in the final stages of a forty-five-day restoration on a 1970 Road Runner, the work of toolmaker Mark Martinez. He eagerly anticipates the moment he can finally take the car for its first drive.
A fondness took root in Mark for the Road Runners he had painstakingly restored. The projects, once mere tasks, now held a particular charm, a quiet satisfaction that resonated within him. He found himself drawn back to them, appreciating t…
They undertook a complete restoration of the '71 Cuda, a vehicle so thoroughly derelict it presented their most challenging task yet.
With the 1969 GTX finally complete, the story unfolds of its arduous restoration, a journey undertaken before its arrival. This is the most recent of five GTXs the team has resurrected, each a testament to their dedication.
Allysa’s research into the earliest Mopar vehicles reveals the enduring allure of the 1966 Charger among devoted enthusiasts.
Dust motes danced in the afternoon light as Mark sorted through the files, each folder a forgotten fragment of his past. A familiar warmth bloomed in his chest, a sudden rush of memory triggered by a faded photograph tucked within an old bo…
A meticulously preserved Daytona is finally receiving the attention its condition warrants during the assembly process.
Reflecting on their most ambitious SEMA projects, the team offers a glimpse of future endeavors.
