Classic Car Rescue, tonight 8pm, C5.

[Laurel Green]

Last in the series this evening - I expect black armbands to be worn to show one's appreciation of such.

[s p a c e m a n]

Oh god, bernie want's to make his mark on it.

[Laurel Green]

s p a c e m a n said:

Oh god, bernie want's to make his mark on it.

That's about all it was good for, IMO.

[Laurel Green]

Oh dear!

[Laurel Green]

Holy exploding exhausts Batman!

[Baron Greenback]

Love the fresh oil/water leak under the car when they unvaile for evaluation. Prefer the original C1 corvette!

[stuartmmcfc]

For all it's faults, I'll miss this program.

[Laurel Green]

stuartmmcfc said:

For all it's faults, I'll miss this program.

It's OK as long as it's viewed for what it is - entertainment.

[stuartmmcfc]

Exactly.

[Le Pop]

Getting used to Bernie and his predictable rages now, I actually thought last night's was the best of the series but then I used to have a C3 Vette and it brought back some happy memories...

Bernie is still a tw4t though.

[gareth_r]

Just watched the Corvette episode. I decided after the first ever episode that I'd watch recordings so that I could skip all the fake conflict and scripted "accidents".

Like all the pointless discussion about whether the original engine should be fitted (always, from the point of future value), whether it should be the original colour (always, from the point of future value), and all the debate about rebuilding the small-block (rebuilding a SBC must be the least of your problems when restoring a grotty plastic car ).

At least Car S.O.S. largely avoids the fakery, and Wheeler Dealers starts on Freeview this week.