08-07-2003, 03:59 AM | #26 |
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Join Date: May 2002
Location: mt juliet, tennessee, usa
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Generally speaking, I like this show. He is doing something
with out vintage trucks and I do get a few ideas from watching his show. I watch 3 shows like this regularly, Trucks, Two Guys Garage and Weekend Mechanic. The first 2 are fairly unrealistic for people on a budget (me). But...I understand that RTM Productions and Brenton Productions are not going to get these shows made unless they heavily promo their sponsors products. Such is the state of modern day television production. Weekend Mechanic seems a bit more realistic in their approach. I think I remember years ago when the local PBS station did a "weekend mechanics" type show. Few if any promos and generally good info. However, given the takeover of PBS by the "wine and cheese" crowd they have little interest in doing anything concerning "infernal combustion machines". Lets face it, much of what's in these shows is eye candy. They realize as I'm sure you do that there are very few people in their viewing audience that have the necessary skills to do restoration work. Probably 80 percent of the people that do have those skills (or at least think they do) are probably right here on this board. Jim Mt Juliet |
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