PReal

I watched some last night. Very good info.

ACADIST

Found it last night before I fell asleep, not bad. They swapped exhaust manifolds for headers and dual exhaust.Wish I had a lift like that next to my garage.

gothand

When the guy was going through the junkyard he went out of his way to ID the VIN tag on a Mustang as being an 'A' code meaning 2-barrell 289 V-8. [:-] Overall, the two episodes I saw were pretty interesting.

kalli

Is anyone taping it ? I'd love to get a copy myself. No chance of catching this in Europe ... :-(

kalli

bodyputtyless

The part they always leave out of these types of shows is, how to find a 65 fastback thats not a basket case and doesn't cost an arm and a leg.

hity645

Thats not really a problem for most shows, some cars are donors from companies like yearone. And if they do find one that costs an arm and a leg they don't care...cause yearone donates alotta parts to restore them so it reduces their costs.

If anyone happens to record and burn to dvd Ill pay for the media, shipping and a lil extra for the time.

plainsmen

Welp I may have a guy who will record me the 5-10 Episodes.... apparently the 1-4 are done and not slotted to be re-aired as of yet.[>:]

restomod66

I have DVR'ed the 1st and second episodes of this program. Does anyone know how to take it from a dvr and transfer it to another medium(VHS, disc)?????

plainsmen

Dude... don't delete it whatever you do!! We'll figure it out.... if that guy records what he said he would... and you have the 1st and 2nd... all we would need is the 3 and 4th episodes and we're gold!

kalli

I might be of help here.
what do you actually mean with DVR'ed them ?
Can you open the files with your computer ? If yes, what extension do they have ? what file format ?

Kalli