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That One Person @ Nov 25th 2007 6:53PM
I may not have watched every episode of Overhaulin but from the ones I did see (I did like the Ford pickup episode) those people were far from rich. They looked more like average Joes.
Sure they weren't poor college students like the owners on PMR. But PMR catered to a different crowd. I mean, just look at the two shows. Overhaulin rebuilt cars that were cool and in the end actually had some class to them. PMR put huge stereos, juice makers, useless lights into their vehicles...you know, the crap 16 year olds love.
What teenager wants to watch some 40 year old's old school muscle car which the owner started to restore with his sick or dead father be totally redone?
Cody...Dodge used a 3spd auto in the Neon up until 2001 or so. But yeah, 3spd manuals were ancient in the mid 70s.