prices. As car assessment experts offer sellers their best bets, the final price tag is determined on the auction block by the top bidder.


OVERHAULIN’ WITH CHIP FOOSE In each episode of OVERHAULIN’, Chip and his team will make over tired


trucks and idle autos, transforming them into works of art for their deserv- ing owners. From a wounded Iraq War veteran who can’t afford to have his beloved Impala customized to a father who has to sell his favorite car to pay for his daughter’s wedding, the new OVERHAULIN’ rebuilds not only these wrecked wheels but also the lives of their rightful owners.


MIRACLE BALL is the definitive documentary on arguably the most iconic home run ever hit. On October 3, 1951, Bobby Thompson drove a legend- ary ball over the left-field wall at the Polo Grounds, making the New York Giants the most unbelievable National League champions in baseball history. Now, the mystery man who claimed to have recovered this lost piece of baseball history is telling his story.


AMERICAN ICON The muscle car is the most coveted collector car today. These were the dream cars of Amer-


ica’s baby boomer generation, who came of age during the turbulent 1960s and early 1970s. AMERICAN ICON chronicles the allure and evolution of the production cars sold to anyone who craved dominating performance. Each episode tells the story of a period during the muscle car era, beginning with the origins of the fire-breathing cars and ending with their demise due to government regulation, insurance costs and the gas crisis.


BIGGEST AND BADDEST WITH NIAL MCCANN The series sees McCann going after the largest and fiercest animals in the world, following up on reported sightings of legendary creatures and abnormally huge or danger- ous animals.


INSIDE WEST COAST CUSTOMS gives viewers an exclusive look into the world of famed car customizing busi-


ness West Coast Customs (WCC). In each episode, WCC founder Ryan Friedlinghaus and his team take ordinary vehicles and revamp them to create one-of-a-kind rides.


ONE OF A KIND peels back the paint, goes under the hood and puts you behind the wheel of singular, factory-


built autos. American classics. Award show stunners. Barnyard finds. Every car they feature has a story and the design or technological DNA to stand on its own. Whether it was built to push the limits of speed, optimize fuel injection, beat Ferrari at their own game or simply to set the standard for future generations-these cars raced, broke records and became icons in their day.


CHASING CLASSIC CARS Hosted by renowned collector car archeologist Wayne Carini, CHASING CLASSIC


CARS welcomes viewers into the elite world of high-end car collection, as Wayne finds, buys, restores and sells some of the finest and rarest vehicles ever manufactured.


CAFE RACER SEASON 4 There’s no other feeling comparable to hit-


ting 100 mph on a cafe racer. The unmistakable elements of cafe bikes have made this two-wheeled subculture the home for Hollywood stars, barnyard builders and thrill seekers worldwide. Velocity takes viewers in- side this underground society with the return of the fan-favorite franchise that feeds the need for speed. Hosted by motorcycle aficionado Mike Seate, CAFE RACER promises an exclusive look at the culture and craft behind these storied bikes.


ALL GIRLS GARAGE taps into the expertise of three women working behind the gears at an automotive shop. In each episode, the women ap-


proach complex projects that rival those undertaken by their male counterparts in order to prove they have what it takes to run a female-dominated car shop.


CAR FIX SEASON 2 Step inside the ultimate “how-to” series featuring the talents of Lou Santiago and Jared Zimmerman. In CAR FIX, this dynamic duo showcases special hands-on automotive projects including modifica- tions, upgrades and repairs using high-end performance and aftermarket products that car junkies can’t wait to get their hands on.


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