So much average

everything you have heard about this movie is true.

Admirable film.

A Disappointing Continuation

First, he cannot read. Cars with look but do not touch signs he misses and leans on the car with bare hands, body oil and all. He must have been asleep all his years to have missed caring for cars. He must be very tired as he is always leaning or touching. I continue to watch his show, even though I cringe watching him, as he does bring beautiful cars to the show. He does give history of great cars to the younger people that missed living in the time period.

was a fan, now, he should be arrested for fraud. tell the truth when you show up to 'help' the selling party. in the interest of full disclosure, you should tell them what will happen to the car(s). i am a car enthusiast, hoping to learn more about the pitfalls of buying classic cars. very disappointing

If you like classic cars and you enjoy seeing some of the best displayed in the best venues in the United States (Amelia Island, Pebble Beach, etc.) you should enjoy this half-hour television show.Host Wayne Carini, based out of Portland, Connecticut, restores and collects classic cars and motorbikes. The show usually consists of him going around the country looking at a few cars and perhaps purchasing them. He then restores them, if he needs to, and then attempts to sell them at high-price auctions. Sometimes he does this for friends and sometimes he just goes to a show to see if his car(s) can win a prize. He has a nice collection of his own.Carini keeps things varied on the show which is probably one reason the show is successful and has been on the air for 7-8 years and has aired about 120 shows. You see literally all kinds of vehicles, from the early 1900s and on. Carini also has a low-key, pleasing personality. I like the fact that the show is the same: fairly quiet and classy. No screaming and yelling.Chasing Classic Cars is aired on the Velocity Channel.

When I first watched Chasing Classic Cars, I really wasn't interested in it. I love classic cars, but I'm not super into the high-brow world of specialty cars (i.e. numbers matching, ultra rare etc etc). I am interested in them for their history, but I find the circles that are involved seem to be not so much in my interest. Upon first watching, I assumed that would be the case. While Wayne is interested in unique and rare cars, he has a true passion for automobiles in general. On top of that he wants nothing more than for those cars to be on the road and driven. His knowledge of cars is amazing in its own right. His lead mechanic Roger Barr is also an amazing watch. No nonsense straight shooter with some great commentary. I would love to spend some time wrenching on some of those cars with him. Finally, to Newjunkees review. What did you expect? He's in the BUSINESS of making money off of automobiles.