It was one of the few car shows I could stand to watch but looks like Velocity is going to dumb it down to what the rest of their shows basically are. A bunch of fake deals, made up problems, bad acting, sponsors shoved in your face and grown men going around playing grab *** for an hour. Oh and by the way, here's the car if anyone still cares.
It's a shame because Edd's segments were one of the few left on television where you could actually see the car being worked on and learn from it. I just don't understand why Velocity, who's demographic is probably mainly middle age to older men, think we want to tune in to a car show to watch anything other than cars.
I haven't had velocity for a few years after ditching cable but get my fix from motortrend on demand ($4.99) which has lots of Mopar content on Roadkill Garage, Engine Masters, and Hot Rod Garage.
