I agree Boyd's show was more to do with management miserable attitudes. They produced some beautiful products but the talent was all in the hands of the mechanics & craftsman.
I still remember the one computer design guy that worked for Boyd that was working for some other dude at the same time using his own talent and Boyd flipped and fired him. He was such a dick. Edit: I believe he was actually designing wheels for Chip Foose. It was almost twenty years ago my memory is foggy lol
Like someone else said Rawlings is No where near in the same class as THE MAN CHIP FOOSE!! Where Mr. Foose gets down & dirty & designs everything he works on, Rawlings does ABSOLUTELY NOTHING on the cars in his shop! He does know how to drink & act like an IDIOT!! CHIP FOOSE IS BY FAR THE BEST!!! Very Humble & Very Nice Guy!! I seen him in Modesto Ca signing autographs with a huge line in the Modesto Heat (100) with out fail! Keep up the Great job Chip!!👍🏽👍🏽
Overhaulin is was and will always be the best of the resto mod shows mostly because the host was a funny ,kind and charismatic person, I watched American hot rod and while Mr Coddington seemed like a good guy his lead hand was a complete jerk who fostered a completely toxic environment in the shop and you couldn't blame them for migrating to Fooses place, "let's see do I keep working for a prick ? Or go and work for a nice guy?.......hmmmm let me think....."
Richard Rawlings is not in the same league as Chip Foose ! Just watch Richard Rawlings closely and you always see a alcoholic beverage in his hand and is always looks enbreated, Aaron Kaufman was the true talent behind Rawlings success and uprising in the automotive world.
Absolutely Michael. Aaron is the man and Richard is a dick. He's not even funny. Aaron is far far superior 😅. Good on ya mate. Cheers from New Zealand 🇳🇿(chip is the ultimate though )
They are two different people. Richard is a business guy that likes cars. Chip is a car guy that made an amazing business. Richard still has a vast knowledge and isn’t exactly a moron, and if he drinks that’s not my business, although his friend Dennis at CP Jeep is probably the most stand up guy in the automotive business
Booth are amazing car peaple honestly they are booth high ranking in there game booth have one hell of a overhead I'm Shure booth would hang out in there garage at home play with there own cars if they wasn't so besy in the rat race of life go watch some street out laws top fuel car pit crews that life is full of stress and constant what ifs
Overhaulin'" turned out to be an amazing show with a rich history, but like all good things, it comes to an end. Financial issues, logistical challenges, and controversies will forever be a part of its legacy. However, no one can take away the wonderful moments and incredible cars that were restored thanks to this show. A big thank you to the "Overhaulin'" team for all the years of inspiration and excitement!
This clip is not altogether “factual”. Chip Foose comes from a family of dedicated innovators and fabricators such as his father. Chip has been a designer and fabricator well before working for Boyd. Siren Boyd had some ideas, but Foose has proven over and over and over that he can take essentially anything that rolls and make it his own. Suffice to say, Fooses originality has won him many awards that eluded Boyd. Yes, Boyd sued Chip. Boyd lost. Shortly before Boyd passed, he did confess to the world Chip was an original.
Nothing like letting Producers that don't have a clue about cars, Produce a Car show.. Reality Car Shows as with all Reality TV are a joke... Naked and Afraid, and Gold Rush are two that come to mind.. Should have done the car shows right... Cause you can't build a car in a week.. period. Cars done RIGHT are what guys like me want to watch...
One thing I never liked about the was the drama, you know when the cars were "stolen", I could have done without that, another is sometimes these designers have questionable taste, but that's just me
I loved it, bought DVDs, but one show made me uneasy, the Thunderbird they made into a roadster. The owner loved that car, it connected him to his father. They did ask his wife about removing the roof entirely but I think it was an iffy decision. I would have gone ballistic seeing such a radical change, limiting the car to fine weather only.
Why would you ever have to pay taxes on a vehicle you already own? You don't pay tax on a valuation of a vehicle you pay tax on what you paid for it. The only difference would be insurance prices.
Of course, all good things must come to an end. Back in 2020, Rawlings announced that the famous Fast N’ Loud show was ending, which naturally came as a bit of a shock to many of his fans and fans of the show. The Discovery Channel TV show had run for nearly a decade, starting on June 6th 2012 and the final episode had in fact aired on June 8th 2020. Almost eight years to the day that the first episode aired, and having produced some amazing builds over the years.
Producers wanted high end, short finish times and cheap. Sound like craigslist buyers. Its too bad not a one of the tv folks have a clue how it works in the real world
Rawlings had exited the Discovery Channel and that was that. He was a free agent but at the time he had plenty of cool things lined up for the future. And we saw that too with some great stuff out there from Gas Monkey Garage and Richard Rawlings, all documented on his new TH-cam channel that has over a million subscribers.
Chip not only designs his creations, but he also builds,welds,paints, pinstripes,bends,shapes,fixes, sands, buffs, and everything else on them. Richard gives orders of what needs doing then gets with dennis and spends 16 million like its nothing!
The show was about Chip. Too bad producers, advertisers, celebrities, and studios decided that they were better than chip and screwed it up. I miss watching Chip and miss watching him work but it’s pretty clear we won’t get that opportunity again
"Overhaulin'" has truly been an incredible show with a storied past, but as they say, all good things must come to an end. Financial hurdles, logistical obstacles, and controversies have certainly left their mark on the show's legacy. Nevertheless, the unforgettable moments and the incredible cars that were rejuvenated through this series will forever remain. A heartfelt thank you to the entire "Overhaulin'" team for years of inspiration and thrills!
I found it interesting that in the narration of this episode the owner of the vehicle to be customized was referred to as " the mark" . That term is used by law enforcement to describe the victim of a scam or fraud . I have watched many videos featuring the amazing Chip Foose and his beautiful creations , and this presentation once again shows how money , production pressure and personality conflicts , behind the scenes , can cause things to go wrong very quickly .
I as well noticed how the customer was referred to as " the mark" , denoting them as the victim of a scam . Whenever you have a 3rd party of people , like the producers , who control the money and are primarily interested in cutting corners , speeding up production and maximizing their return on investment , you compromise everything , especially the quality of the product . A sad reality , sorry that such an incredibly talented designer and car guy like Chip Foose got sucked into this mess .
Boyd was not a designer…Chip was the artist n creative force! Boyd wasn’t a fabricator or painter… he was capable of finding great talent. Last but least he wasn’t the friendliest person .
I hated the deception from the beginning. They were toying with peoples emotions and that is something you should never do. Especially for ratings on a TV show. That said, they made some amazing cars.
Anyone who thinks Chip is wrong for leaving Boyds doesn't know much about the hot rod industry. Boyd was a legend in his own time, but he never evolved and he turned into a tyrant. Anyone who watched Am. Hot Rod could see it for themselves. Did he ever pick up a wrench on that show? He treated his guys like crap because "Im Boyd Connington." Chip has never had such an issue, he treats people fair & respectfully, even though he is probably the #1 hot rodder/designer on the planet. Richard Rawlings has quite the ego too, but he continues to back it up with hard work. But anyone who thinks RR is anywhere near the talent that Chip is , is highly mistaken. I can remember when the painter ( sorry, can't remember his name) left Boyds and they were crying "How could you do this to us?!" Well its simple, he found a better opportunity, and if Boyds was a decent place to work it would not be hard to replace him with another talent.They knew he was someone who knew how to put up with their BS, and it would be very hard to replace him.
Some of the comments aren't quite fair in this video. While Foose did work for Coddington for quite some time, he went to design school and his dad was a huge influence on his love of vehicles. Chip is known for winning the Riddler award and for designing the Hemis-fear as part of a Chrysler designed graduation project. Chrysler then created the Plymouth Prowler based upon that design. It's hardly fair to say that Chip used what he learned from Boyd and it upset Boyd. Boyd likely felt abandoned when going through bankruptcy and sever of his employees followed Chip. It was purely hurt feelings and its a shame that they didn't work it out before Boyd passed. Both men are and were excellent in their fields.
Some of Boyd's best cars were ACTUALLY Foose design ones. You wanna know who was a better man? Chip never bad talked Boyd, the reverse cannot be said. Rawlings is nothing more than a heavy drinking hype man. His only interest in cars is making a profit.
Chip is the GOAT. Boyd is a legend but he also came across as spiteful. Just look at the Charlie Hutton situation. Chip learnt a lot from Boyd but Chip brought his skills from his dad Sam to Boyd too. Richard is top of his game at what his does. Comparing him to Chip is not a fair comparison. Both shows had a different format and FNL resonated more with the tv watching community maybe because the lower end builds felt more attainable. I miss both shows greatly. Big shout out to Texas Metal and Iron resurrection carrying the torch now
I always loved 'Overhaulin'' and its car transformations. Sad to see it end, but I understand the financial challenges they faced. It was a great ride!
They are all legends in the automotive world. Chip is great and humble. Richard is loud but has vision and was a businessman. Boyd was great, but an asshole, and his show while trying to be creative showed us his true colors.
An episode without Chip Foose and Richard Rawlings is like a car with no engine - it's just not the same! Can't wait to see these automotive legends back in action.
Fast and loud was more about Rawlings than the cars. And he was fast and loud and it just looked and felt like he was just a walking ego. How his show was mor3 popular than Chips is beyond me.
I lost interest when they focused more on doing cars for celebrities, it was much better when they restored cars for people who deserved it and couldnt afford to restore their cars themselves
Foose seems a genuinely nice guy, and very talented, no doubt. Not crazy about the restomod , hot wheels look he tends towards but the workmanship looks awesome
There were more than two spin-offs...! Aaron had a show too...! And what about the garage fix-up show...? I can't remember the name of it, but there are like 8 or 10 episodes of it... Thanks, keep up your awesomeness and go enjoy some nature today...
It's unfortunate that the episode featuring Chip Foose and Richard Rawlings was removed, but the impact they've made in the automotive world remains undeniable.
Boyd wishes he had talent like foose.,Boyd could draw and machine but foose is can draw and make the parts and build the car including Paint. Notice that after chiplefr Boyds shop the designs never changed....nothing but boydsters. Boyd bolted parts on Chevy trucks and it took off. He wasn't a hot rodder he was a catalog guy. Went bankrupt a dozen times.
While the concept was cool. In reality, you can't build a quality car in such a short period. 8 days wouldn't even cover the painting, let alone the body mods, rust repair, and whatever mechanical work that needed to be done. I hated the show for that basis alone.
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Atleast get a narrator that knows what they're talking about, Olds 442 not Old four hundred forty two 🙄 heirloom not pronounced Hairloom it's pronounced Airloom
Go watch the first seasons of Junkyard Wars"- the first three were done very much as the original from the BBC had been- a competition between two teams to find and turn junk yard parts into useful machines. Then watch the later ones- much drama, parts stealing, broken plot lines to add drama- that killed it; it was eight people who were all going to be involved in a charade in a script they weren't given. The hosts looked all powerful and smart people weren't. I'm sorry, that wasn't reality. The shows about the Lotus Europa (that I believe a certain well known personality/comedian/ maximum car guy helped broker) ran way overtime and wasn't complete; it came a derilict and left a better car than the late Colin Chapman has built it as a quarter century earlier. That was Chip doing what Chip does maybe better than most- get the most out of himself and everybody who works for him. Go look up Mike Curtis, who worked for Boyd and Chip; ask him what the difference is.
Uhh... none of the cars on the show were "valuable" before they were restored, especially back then. That was said several times in this video. There may have been a couple nice rollers that could have fetched $10-15k prior to the show, but regardless of the parts used, the people working on the cars were all top-notch and incapable of doing bad work. Every one of those cars were worth exponential times more after Overhaulin and most likely still hold a decent value. This video makes it look like they were just slightly better than Pimp My Ride. Just another lame A.I. generated channel that's killing youtube.
Motor Trend is garbage and greed and paywalls. Look what they did to Roadkill. Even the best shows go to Motor Trend to DIE. Smart shows leave Motor Trend asap, such as Stay Tuned, Finnegans Garage, etc. Joining Motor Trend is the kiss of death at the hands of endless greed and shit direction.
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Boyd was a miserable sob. His own show showed that. Chip didn’t owe him anything and his talent rose to the top❗️🇺🇸
I agree Boyd's show was more to do with management miserable attitudes.
They produced some beautiful products but the talent was all in the hands of the mechanics & craftsman.
Most people preferred Chips designs ,Boyd couldn't handle that and fired anyone that work for him even if was on their off time.
I still remember the one computer design guy that worked for Boyd that was working for some other dude at the same time using his own talent and Boyd flipped and fired him. He was such a dick. Edit: I believe he was actually designing wheels for Chip Foose. It was almost twenty years ago my memory is foggy lol
Boyd has such a toxic shop. Duane was a terror. It's no wonder all his talent left to go work for Chip.
@@brettconv83 yeah that was mike curtis, he started to design wheels for chip foose
Like someone else said Rawlings is No where near in the same class as THE MAN CHIP FOOSE!! Where Mr. Foose gets down & dirty & designs everything he works on, Rawlings does ABSOLUTELY NOTHING on the cars in his shop! He does know how to drink & act like an IDIOT!! CHIP FOOSE IS BY FAR THE BEST!!! Very Humble & Very Nice Guy!! I seen him in Modesto Ca signing autographs with a huge line in the Modesto Heat (100) with out fail! Keep up the Great job Chip!!👍🏽👍🏽
Overhaulin is was and will always be the best of the resto mod shows mostly because the host was a funny ,kind and charismatic person, I watched American hot rod and while Mr Coddington seemed like a good guy his lead hand was a complete jerk who fostered a completely toxic environment in the shop and you couldn't blame them for migrating to Fooses place, "let's see do I keep working for a prick ? Or go and work for a nice guy?.......hmmmm let me think....."
Coddington was a douche too.
Iron resurrection is great too@@garettanderson6772
Richard Rawlings is not in the same league as Chip Foose ! Just watch Richard Rawlings closely and you always see a alcoholic beverage in his hand and is always looks enbreated, Aaron Kaufman was the true talent behind Rawlings success and uprising in the automotive world.
Absolutely Michael. Aaron is the man and Richard is a dick. He's not even funny. Aaron is far far superior 😅. Good on ya mate. Cheers from New Zealand 🇳🇿(chip is the ultimate though )
Rawlings had a paid sponsorship but I suspect it was also convenient to his alcoholism.
you dont need to look closly rawling to see he is a bullshiting conman used carsalesman. But American love a conman.
They are two different people. Richard is a business guy that likes cars. Chip is a car guy that made an amazing business. Richard still has a vast knowledge and isn’t exactly a moron, and if he drinks that’s not my business, although his friend Dennis at CP Jeep is probably the most stand up guy in the automotive business
Booth are amazing car peaple honestly they are booth high ranking in there game booth have one hell of a overhead I'm Shure booth would hang out in there garage at home play with there own cars if they wasn't so besy in the rat race of life go watch some street out laws top fuel car pit crews that life is full of stress and constant what ifs
Overhaulin'" turned out to be an amazing show with a rich history, but like all good things, it comes to an end. Financial issues, logistical challenges, and controversies will forever be a part of its legacy. However, no one can take away the wonderful moments and incredible cars that were restored thanks to this show. A big thank you to the "Overhaulin'" team for all the years of inspiration and excitement!
This clip is not altogether “factual”. Chip Foose comes from a family of dedicated innovators and fabricators such as his father. Chip has been a designer and fabricator well before working for Boyd. Siren Boyd had some ideas, but Foose has proven over and over and over that he can take essentially anything that rolls and make it his own. Suffice to say, Fooses originality has won him many awards that eluded Boyd. Yes, Boyd sued Chip. Boyd lost. Shortly before Boyd passed, he did confess to the world Chip was an original.
Well said 👍
There were a bunch of un-truths in this one...! Thanks
It was A.I. that narrated this video. You can tell here and there, for instance he pronounced “ heirloom” as Hairloom and not Airloom.
Totally A.I. dollar 1.25 million.
Nothing like letting Producers that don't have a clue about cars, Produce a Car show.. Reality Car Shows as with all Reality TV are a joke... Naked and Afraid, and Gold Rush are two that come to mind.. Should have done the car shows right... Cause you can't build a car in a week.. period. Cars done RIGHT are what guys like me want to watch...
Exactly
met Chip few months ago at John Wayne airport way early in the morning. every bit of genuine as he seems on tv. absolutely one of my heroes
One thing I never liked about the was the drama, you know when the cars were "stolen", I could have done without that, another is sometimes these designers have questionable taste, but that's just me
Chris was an idiot
I loved it, bought DVDs, but one show made me uneasy, the Thunderbird they made into a roadster.
The owner loved that car, it connected him to his father. They did ask his wife about removing the roof entirely but I think it was an iffy decision.
I would have gone ballistic seeing such a radical change, limiting the car to fine weather only.
Why would you ever have to pay taxes on a vehicle you already own? You don't pay tax on a valuation of a vehicle you pay tax on what you paid for it.
The only difference would be insurance prices.
The parts added to the car have value. Which is considered income. If you win on the Price is right, you have to pay taxes on it too.
You can tell this was written, and narrated by A.I.
Of course, all good things must come to an end. Back in 2020, Rawlings announced that the famous Fast N’ Loud show was ending, which naturally came as a bit of a shock to many of his fans and fans of the show. The Discovery Channel TV show had run for nearly a decade, starting on June 6th 2012 and the final episode had in fact aired on June 8th 2020. Almost eight years to the day that the first episode aired, and having produced some amazing builds over the years.
Quality of Workmanship. Pride in a job well done. Appreciation for all involved. My favorite episodes were customized El Caminos and VW Thing!
Producers wanted high end, short finish times and cheap. Sound like craigslist buyers. Its too bad not a one of the tv folks have a clue how it works in the real world
Rawlings had exited the Discovery Channel and that was that. He was a free agent but at the time he had plenty of cool things lined up for the future. And we saw that too with some great stuff out there from Gas Monkey Garage and Richard Rawlings, all documented on his new TH-cam channel that has over a million subscribers.
This was pretty interesting, but using a computer to narrate and the background music was disruptive.
Looking at the title I feel like AI was used to write the whole thing. Very low effort video.
Chip not only designs his creations, but he also builds,welds,paints, pinstripes,bends,shapes,fixes, sands, buffs, and everything else on them. Richard gives orders of what needs doing then gets with dennis and spends 16 million like its nothing!
The show was about Chip. Too bad producers, advertisers, celebrities, and studios decided that they were better than chip and screwed it up. I miss watching Chip and miss watching him work but it’s pretty clear we won’t get that opportunity again
"Overhaulin'" has truly been an incredible show with a storied past, but as they say, all good things must come to an end. Financial hurdles, logistical obstacles, and controversies have certainly left their mark on the show's legacy. Nevertheless, the unforgettable moments and the incredible cars that were rejuvenated through this series will forever remain. A heartfelt thank you to the entire "Overhaulin'" team for years of inspiration and thrills!
A wonderful program that was interesting to watch and see a lot of interesting things, but it’s a pity that it ended.
I found it interesting that in the narration of this episode the owner of the vehicle to be customized was referred to as " the mark" . That term is used by law enforcement to describe the victim of a scam or fraud . I have watched many videos featuring the amazing Chip Foose and his beautiful creations , and this presentation once again shows how money , production pressure and personality conflicts , behind the scenes , can cause things to go wrong very quickly .
I as well noticed how the customer was referred to as " the mark" , denoting them as the victim of a scam . Whenever you have a 3rd party of people , like the producers , who control the money and are primarily interested in cutting corners , speeding up production and maximizing their return on investment , you compromise everything , especially the quality of the product . A sad reality , sorry that such an incredibly talented designer and car guy like Chip Foose got sucked into this mess .
Boyd was not a designer…Chip was the artist n creative force! Boyd wasn’t a fabricator or painter… he was capable of finding great talent. Last but least he wasn’t the friendliest person .
The episode featuring Chip Foose and Richard Rawlings was an absolute standout! Their expertise and camaraderie added a unique charm.
Their ability in car repairs is amazing. The video had good educational content. Thank you
"Hair looms" ??? "One dollar twenty five million " ??? What language is that ?
Welcome to the world of AI made videos, im sick of this crap already.
I hated the deception from the beginning. They were toying with peoples emotions and that is something you should never do. Especially for ratings on a TV show. That said, they made some amazing cars.
I love vintage cars and everything connected with them.
Anyone who thinks Chip is wrong for leaving Boyds doesn't know much about the hot rod industry.
Boyd was a legend in his own time, but he never evolved and he turned into a tyrant. Anyone who watched Am. Hot Rod could see it for themselves. Did he ever pick up a wrench on that show? He treated his guys like crap because "Im Boyd Connington."
Chip has never had such an issue, he treats people fair & respectfully, even though he is probably the #1 hot rodder/designer on the planet.
Richard Rawlings has quite the ego too, but he continues to back it up with hard work. But anyone who thinks RR is anywhere near the talent that Chip is , is highly mistaken.
I can remember when the painter ( sorry, can't remember his name) left Boyds and they were crying "How could you do this to us?!" Well its simple, he found a better opportunity, and if Boyds was a decent place to work it would not be hard to replace him with another talent.They knew he was someone who knew how to put up with their BS, and it would be very hard to replace him.
Charlie the painter.
Some of the comments aren't quite fair in this video. While Foose did work for Coddington for quite some time, he went to design school and his dad was a huge influence on his love of vehicles. Chip is known for winning the Riddler award and for designing the Hemis-fear as part of a Chrysler designed graduation project. Chrysler then created the Plymouth Prowler based upon that design. It's hardly fair to say that Chip used what he learned from Boyd and it upset Boyd. Boyd likely felt abandoned when going through bankruptcy and sever of his employees followed Chip. It was purely hurt feelings and its a shame that they didn't work it out before Boyd passed. Both men are and were excellent in their fields.
The best episodes have passed a long time ago, all that remains is to rewatch them, but there is still hope..
The CNN Hummer ALWAYS was intended to be auctioned for the Fisher House. That was the whole point of that build and episode.
I loved watching this show how cars are repaired and given a new life.
Some of Boyd's best cars were ACTUALLY Foose design ones. You wanna know who was a better man? Chip never bad talked Boyd, the reverse cannot be said. Rawlings is nothing more than a heavy drinking hype man. His only interest in cars is making a profit.
Chip is the GOAT. Boyd is a legend but he also came across as spiteful. Just look at the Charlie Hutton situation. Chip learnt a lot from Boyd but Chip brought his skills from his dad Sam to Boyd too. Richard is top of his game at what his does. Comparing him to Chip is not a fair comparison. Both shows had a different format and FNL resonated more with the tv watching community maybe because the lower end builds felt more attainable. I miss both shows greatly. Big shout out to Texas Metal and Iron resurrection carrying the torch now
Repair is an art and one must approach it with passion.
When a person does what he loves, life has a special meaning for him.
You are absolutely right when you say that when a person does what he loves, he is happy.
Uhhh, since when do car taxes appreciate?
The only thing I could see is insurance go up.
I always loved 'Overhaulin'' and its car transformations. Sad to see it end, but I understand the financial challenges they faced. It was a great ride!
Cool video very interesting and exciting.
episode featuring Chip Foose and Richard Rawlings was an absolute standout!
"Dollar twenty five million."
They are all legends in the automotive world. Chip is great and humble. Richard is loud but has vision and was a businessman. Boyd was great, but an asshole, and his show while trying to be creative showed us his true colors.
An episode without Chip Foose and Richard Rawlings is like a car with no engine - it's just not the same! Can't wait to see these automotive legends back in action.
It turned out to be a very interesting episode, I really like watching the behind-the-scenes footage.
Boyd was a crybaby when it came to Chip. Chip moving on and do his own thing wasn't personal don't know why he took it that way.
Fast and loud was more about Rawlings than the cars. And he was fast and loud and it just looked and felt like he was just a walking ego. How his show was mor3 popular than Chips is beyond me.
I lost interest when they focused more on doing cars for celebrities, it was much better when they restored cars for people who deserved it and couldnt afford to restore their cars themselves
Foose seems a genuinely nice guy, and very talented, no doubt. Not crazy about the restomod , hot wheels look he tends towards but the workmanship looks awesome
I remember a guy being pissed off about how they chose to restore his 65 Mustang. One of the earlier episodes, I believe.
Today it is also possible to become the same person and work on your favorite cars.
There were more than two spin-offs...! Aaron had a show too...! And what about the garage fix-up show...? I can't remember the name of it, but there are like 8 or 10 episodes of it... Thanks, keep up your awesomeness and go enjoy some nature today...
It's unfortunate that the episode featuring Chip Foose and Richard Rawlings was removed, but the impact they've made in the automotive world remains undeniable.
Great show, thanks for sharing this episode👍
Shows that feature cars are always very interesting and exciting.
I love watching such episodes, as well as behind-the-scenes footage of how the filming process takes place.
Boyd wishes he had talent like foose.,Boyd could draw and machine but foose is can draw and make the parts and build the car including Paint. Notice that after chiplefr Boyds shop the designs never changed....nothing but boydsters. Boyd bolted parts on Chevy trucks and it took off. He wasn't a hot rodder he was a catalog guy. Went bankrupt a dozen times.
To be fair, Boyd made his own name the industry, he did great things. But time passed him by and ego took over.
Your AI voice is brutal it can't even comprehend money
Every time I watched this reality show on car restoration with great interest
The show was pretty good. But probably we ran out of ideas and had to change the topic.
Cool episode, too bad it didn't make it into the main show. It was interesting to see this.
this show introduces us the possibilities and skills that we may learn during our life
Thank you for the video, I watched and listened with great attention. the main thing is that this information would be useful for people
While the concept was cool. In reality, you can't build a quality car in such a short period. 8 days wouldn't even cover the painting, let alone the body mods, rust repair, and whatever mechanical work that needed to be done.
I hated the show for that basis alone.
It's amazing and so interesting,so wonderful I wish every people support this video
I've always liked Chip and Ryan. Richard is just too cocky
Any car can turn into a mechanical masterpiece, but the whole team has to try.
They should have just filmed Chip and what he was building at his shop.
I liked the idea but the time line was unrealistic for a quality build. sorry, not buying it.
Really interesting and intriguing issue, watched it with pleasure
I never watched much of them because not anyone would come to Canada
I liked overhaulin. Until they gave a restoration to Shaq. He could well afford it himself. They lost me here.
It was wonderful, very interesting, great review.
He was a free agent but at the time he had plenty of cool things lined up for the future.
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One of the best ones
"Mayored their reputation"
I remember that show!
Let me say gas monkey, talent,and standards Couldn't even hold a candle to a chip cannot even close 😂😂
Amazing show , keep it on
You wouldn't know there was so much trouble. Oh, I see. It's not without its challenges and problems.
im gonna show you how to put all this construction to a stand still and stop all payroll if i gotta keep calling in daily for others.... im serious
You should always approach renovations with an open mind. Guys. Thank you. I made new conclusions for myself.
It turned out to be a very interesting episode, I really liked it.
it was interesting to know about this difficult profession and skills which have some people
Ok scammer
Isn’t this a wonderful activity for the soul? Besides, what a perspective.
The Title of this video, who of which wrote it?
"Oldsmobile four hundred and forty two"
A trash 1967 mustang has same taxes as a perfect condition 1967 mustang
$1.25 million million?
Atleast get a narrator that knows what they're talking about, Olds 442 not Old four hundred forty two 🙄 heirloom not pronounced Hairloom it's pronounced Airloom
Could not stand Boyd ,
I'm glad Cottington is GONE !
This episode is unbelievable and unexpected for me
Go watch the first seasons of Junkyard Wars"- the first three were done very much as the original from the BBC had been- a competition between two teams to find and turn junk yard parts into useful machines. Then watch the later ones- much drama, parts stealing, broken plot lines to add drama- that killed it; it was eight people who were all going to be involved in a charade in a script they weren't given. The hosts looked all powerful and smart people weren't. I'm sorry, that wasn't reality. The shows about the Lotus Europa (that I believe a certain well known personality/comedian/ maximum car guy helped broker) ran way overtime and wasn't complete; it came a derilict and left a better car than the late Colin Chapman has built it as a quarter century earlier. That was Chip doing what Chip does maybe better than most- get the most out of himself and everybody who works for him. Go look up Mike Curtis, who worked for Boyd and Chip; ask him what the difference is.
Very very good
Uhh... none of the cars on the show were "valuable" before they were restored, especially back then. That was said several times in this video. There may have been a couple nice rollers that could have fetched $10-15k prior to the show, but regardless of the parts used, the people working on the cars were all top-notch and incapable of doing bad work. Every one of those cars were worth exponential times more after Overhaulin and most likely still hold a decent value. This video makes it look like they were just slightly better than Pimp My Ride. Just another lame A.I. generated channel that's killing youtube.
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Motor Trend is garbage and greed and paywalls. Look what they did to Roadkill. Even the best shows go to Motor Trend to DIE. Smart shows leave Motor Trend asap, such as Stay Tuned, Finnegans Garage, etc. Joining Motor Trend is the kiss of death at the hands of endless greed and shit direction.
A lot of errors in this
I love cars and what they do with them, it’s cool, isn’t it?:
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