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Burning Brakes
Joined: Sep 2005
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From: Santee CA
Man, you must be REALLY bored to watch that show...It was a good show when it started, but when it seemed like quality guys who knew what they were doing were leaving or getting fired every other week, I stopped watching.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Jun 2005
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From: THE OLDER I GET THE BETTER I WAS! NORTHERN ONTARIO
Originally Posted by Sprzout
Man, you must be REALLY bored to watch that show...It was a good show when it started, but when it seemed like quality guys who knew what they were doing were leaving or getting fired every other week, I stopped watching.
Le Mans Master
Joined: Sep 2002
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From: Hanger 18 Taxachusetts
Is that show still on or was this a repeat??
When and what channel??
I have to agree, too much drama sometimes and not enough building. I can't believe Boyd was so blind to the self destructive shop he was creating. All he had to do is watch the show !
When and what channel??
I have to agree, too much drama sometimes and not enough building. I can't believe Boyd was so blind to the self destructive shop he was creating. All he had to do is watch the show !
Burning Brakes
Joined: May 2005
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From: Pearl MS
I watched it 
That was the only cool thing that I saw
The rest was the same old idiot that thinks he has to have everyone afraid of him and his rants. I have always been able to get more out of people by being decent to them.
The fiberglass work was kind of cool though.
Why did they make the fenders with wood in them on the fender rebuild
Stephen DeFazio Did you see them make the frame that was nice to see.
That was the only cool thing that I saw
The rest was the same old idiot that thinks he has to have everyone afraid of him and his rants. I have always been able to get more out of people by being decent to them.
The fiberglass work was kind of cool though.
Why did they make the fenders with wood in them on the fender rebuild
Safety Car
Joined: Dec 2004
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From: Jersey Shore Exit 98
Originally Posted by Sprzout
Man, you must be REALLY bored to watch that show...It was a good show when it started, but when it seemed like quality guys who knew what they were doing were leaving or getting fired every other week, I stopped watching.
too much for the camera's not enough real work.just like america chopper stopped watching paul sr
on paul jr. and watched the show unique whips for 3 minutes and will never get that 3 minutes of my life back. what a 
show that is. i feel sorry for anyone who lives in NY these guys a the sopranos of the aftermarket car parts world.
Melting Slicks
Joined: May 2001
Posts: 2,215
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From: PA
Originally Posted by skydaddy
I watched it
That was the only cool thing that I saw
The rest was the same old idiot that thinks he has to have everyone afraid of him and his rants. I have always been able to get more out of people by being decent to them.
The fiberglass work was kind of cool though.
Why did they make the fenders with wood in them on the fender rebuild
That was the only cool thing that I saw
The rest was the same old idiot that thinks he has to have everyone afraid of him and his rants. I have always been able to get more out of people by being decent to them.
The fiberglass work was kind of cool though.
Why did they make the fenders with wood in them on the fender rebuild
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Racer
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From: Birmingham AL
Originally Posted by Jims79
too much for the camera's not enough real work.just like america chopper stopped watching paul sr
on paul jr. and watched the show unique whips for 3 minutes and will never get that 3 minutes of my life back. what a show that is. i feel sorry for anyone who lives in NY these guys a the sopranos of the aftermarket car parts world.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Jun 2005
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From: THE OLDER I GET THE BETTER I WAS! NORTHERN ONTARIO
They turn these shows into soap opera format so they can catch different viewer types...I wish they would keep in mind the people who they wanted to target in the 1st place are still watching but they are going to loose them quick. To much KRAP not enough substance. just my .02 
Melting Slicks
Joined: Apr 2004
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From: Space Coast Gator Territory
Originally Posted by skydaddy
I watched it
The fiberglass work was kind of cool though.
Why did they make the fenders with wood in them on the fender rebuild
The fiberglass work was kind of cool though.
Why did they make the fenders with wood in them on the fender rebuild
The car needed mini tubs to clear the 20 inch wheels going on the rear. The bodyman said early fiberglass boat construction used fiberglass over wood. Making a light wood structure the shape he needed and glassing over it was the plan. It appeared to work OK on the show. He probably could have done the same thing with aluminun flashing and pop rivets, but wood is a better sound deadner and keeps its shape well. Sometimes there are good ideas to be found and I'm not saying that was one of them. Chop Cut Rebuild is another I watch and have seen some interesting things done. They move fast, so don't expect to see any detail work.
Team Owner
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From: Land of Thunder
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St. Jude Donor '12-'13-'14-'15, '19
Originally Posted by steves_77vette
Also, the Teutels actually do things for other people and expect nothing for it.....when was the last time you saw Boyd do something on the show for someone else?
You guys need to understand these shows are edited for 'entertainment'. Do you really think the girls in Days of our Lives are that psychotic? They're not designed to be documentaries, so take them with a grain of salt and spend some time looking at the stuff in the background. Lots of cool stuff.
Le Mans Master
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From: cincinnati ohio
St. Jude Donor '09
Originally Posted by Zoomin
Boyd built a car for the Make A Wish Foundation - the Max Wedge. It was auctioned off at Barret Jackson for a tidy little sum.
You guys need to understand these shows are edited for 'entertainment'. Do you really think the girls in Days of our Lives are that psychotic? They're not designed to be documentaries, so take them with a grain of salt and spend some time looking at the stuff in the background. Lots of cool stuff.
You guys need to understand these shows are edited for 'entertainment'. Do you really think the girls in Days of our Lives are that psychotic? They're not designed to be documentaries, so take them with a grain of salt and spend some time looking at the stuff in the background. Lots of cool stuff.
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Melting Slicks
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From: Space Coast Gator Territory
Originally Posted by Zoomin
You guys need to understand these shows are edited for 'entertainment'. Do you really think the girls in Days of our Lives are that psychotic? They're not designed to be documentaries, so take them with a grain of salt and spend some time looking at the stuff in the background. Lots of cool stuff.
Pro
Joined: Aug 2005
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From: West Central Florida
OCC rocks!
My family and I went to NY in December and visited with the OCC crew. They are genuine and good hearted people, IMHO. They invited us up there to give my daughter her dream of seeing them and thier shop and spent time away from shooting the fourth dream bike (trike) to spend with my daughter and the rest of us. What you see on the show is how they are in person, the laughs, gripes, and honest desire to help others, not just for publicity. The story of them wnting the show pulled is also very true.
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