Lost Car Rescue

I was raised in a salvage yard and we used travel Al, Ga, Fla. Looking for old car bargains in old cars, tons of fun, dirty, wet but didn't seem to notice when we bagged the car. Did this for years with dad And brother. Didn't have a plane or big rig just our ton Ford wrecker and a thermos of coffee. This show takes me back to simpler time in many ways. Hope to see more episodes. Dad my brother and I were all Mopar fans and were always on look out for them, but brought home a Hudson or Packard . A Ford ,if we had to if it was a bargain but rarely ,a Chevy sometimes I could drive.one to school if I fixed it.

Loved the premise, and it was a great watch. The cast seemed pretty knowledgable on all the classic cars, and watching them hunt, extract and barter to get them was really fun.

Absolutely 100 percent staged. The dumbest s**** I have ever watched. Contrived, set up. Clearly the product crew put the cars in the spots they are "found". The cars a cool. The acting is awful. No one talks to eachother like that. When you find a car properly in the bush, its covered in leaves, weeds, animal droppings, dirt, mud and all the works. Flat tires. No wheels. Locked brakes. None of that is present in this show. This show physically hurts me, makes me sad and is embarrasing.

Id rather watch Gas Monkey Garage, and that show was awful. Go watch Vice Grip Garage instead. Its much better.

Staged like crazy, makes it very uninteresting., watched all episodes, it just keeps getting worse...3 stars, thats it. It could have been so good, but its not.

Many of us car enthusiasts have seen the standard barn finds, junk yard car sleuths, and "will it start" shows. I wondered if this was another of the same ilk. If so it would need something different. Well,, this is quite a bit different. The five principal car hunters are very likable and their methods and actual car finds are fresh and different. In the wild north there are abandoned cars and trucks that are rare with even more rare backstories. It all adds up for good entertainment. Nevermind it seems they often over pay for what looks "rough as a cobb", these forgotten rides get treated like finds from King Tut's tomb! I've never seen a combo like this: spotter plane, PowerWagon wrecker, and semi with a crane lift. The is a show unlike any others I've seen to date. I thought it had all been done and filmed, but I stand corrected.