
Graveyard Carz — Season 17
Two substantial vehicles of the A-body generation, arriving with remarkable synchronicity, were also undergoing production concurrently.
This 1969 Hemi Charger represents an exceptional achievement, meticulously crafted by its owner into a true classic.
A 1973 Challenger, distinguished by its rare numbers-matching specification, has emerged for sale.
Mark and his cousin, Dougie, embarked on a road trip to Grants Pass, Oregon – a journey undertaken with the hopeful aim of acquiring a 1968 Charger.
A curious Mopar moved silently within the confines of the workshop.
Mark was selling the car he’d once envisioned as his final resting place.
Having guided ten Road Runners to success, Mark prepares to embark on one final journey.
At the Brothers Car Collection, a familiar rivalry ignites between Tony and Mark, centered on a vibrant orange 1971 Hemi Challenger—a vehicle rumored to be exceptionally well-equipped.
Mark dared his cousin Dougie to resurrect a derelict Super Bee from the junkyard.
Mark and his cousin Dougie set off, eager to discover a legendary Mopar graveyard said to lie just an hour's drive from their workshop.
Mark and Tony D'Agostino made a return visit to the Brothers Car Collection in Salem, Oregon, drawn by the legendary Rapid Transit Duster. The vehicle, a prized possession of Tony’s closest friend, held a particular significance for them bo…
In this previously unreleased episode, Mark and Tony stumble upon what appears to be a vintage Sox & Martin racecar.
Allysa’s return to the show throws Mark into unfamiliar territory. Her desire for a more modern Challenger leads her to weave intricate plans, leveraging Mark's contacts for a significant deal. As the scheme unfolds, Super-Trey finds himsel…


