Graveyard Carz — Season 7
Get ready for something completely different: “Graveyard Carz” isn’t your typical car show. It's a wild collision of classic muscle, unforgettable personalities, and laugh-out-loud moments – a truly one-of-a-kind experience. Each episode dives into the extraordinary world of restoring Chrysler muscle cars, but these aren't just any restorations; we’re talking about vehicles that have seen better days—cars so wrecked they seem beyond saving. The team doesn't simply restore them; they perform automotive miracles, bringing these forgotten legends roaring back to life.
Will and Dave meticulously restore the grille of a 1971 Phantom 'Cuda, applying paint and performing fabrication. Allysa practices maneuvering vehicles on a specialized platform. Meanwhile, Mark and Will embark on a quest to find the ideal …
The rumble of the engine stirred something within them as Mark and Royal took their friend’s vintage Dodge onto the unpaved roads, a journey that inevitably drifted into recollections of shared history. With the truck idling, Mark revealed…
The sole example of its kind, a 1969 Hemi Road Runner convertible, is back in the shop. Mechanics work with feverish haste to complete their preparations before the owner's arrival.
Tony and Cindy D'Agostino made a visit to the Ghouls in the Graveyard, where Mark and Tony enthusiastically discussed a selection of cemetery finds. These included a 1970 Superbee with a 383 Magnum engine, and a 1971 Plymouth Roadrunner.
With meticulous care, the ghouls fitted the exhaust, door windows, taillights, rear valance, body plugs, and gills onto the notorious 1971 Phantom Cuda.
Since Will achieved a flawless paint job on the 1970 Burnt Orange 'Cuda, using the notoriously difficult-to-apply FK5 paint, he has dreaded this moment. Now under the watchful eyes of Mark and Alyssa, he must replicate that perfection, or f…
A 1971 Dodge Challenger R/T, a model from Buck's collection, has been meticulously restored to its original glory.
The highly classified Firepower 'Cuda has returned. Allyssa undergoes rigorous training, transforming her into a formidable operative. Meanwhile, George, Ryan, and Josh commence extensive restoration work on the iconic 1969 Charger, the Gen…
At last, Mark disclosed the true nature of Project Firepower to the assembled figures, the ghouls.
Ron Jenkins of Magnum Force, along with his associate Jeff, lend a hand with the Firepower 'Cuda. Unexpectedly, Pietro Gorler, Chief Operating Officer of Components (COOC) for MOPAR, pays a visit to the workshop.
As SEMA approaches, the Ghouls are diligently finalizing Operation Firepower. Magn Force is supplying the key components: the headers and exhaust system.
Preparations for SEMA intensified among the Ghouls, while Allysa plotted her revenge against Will, timing her actions for the unveiling of the Firepower 'Cuda in Las Vegas, Nevada.
After a lengthy restoration, a 1971 Plymouth 440 six-barrel Phantom 'Cuda is presented to its owner.
