The Best Of "Chasing Cars" Host Wayne Carini's Restorations

Chasing Classic Cars Wayne Carini has taken us on a journey to chase down the rarest cars in the strangest of places. Over the course of 190 episodes, Wayne Carini has bought, restored, and sold nearly every vehicle under the sun. This includes old motorcycles, toy cars, muscle cars, supercars, race cars, even cars made for Presidents. Wayne and his team at F40 Motorsports have seen and done it all.
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MDarringer - 4/3/2020 12:03:35 PM

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Rare cars sure, but meh.

Dexter1 - 4/4/2020 12:00:09 PM

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Agreed. They're all ugly.

jeffgall - 4/3/2020 3:13:54 PM

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I am always amazed by Mr. Carini’s knowledge and passion. He is a true class act.

jeffgall - 4/3/2020 3:14:34 PM

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I should also add his passion for originality.

MDarringer - 4/3/2020 4:18:15 PM

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Oh absolutely, but he goes after the "undriveables" that if you take them out and slightest thing happens it's a massive setback. I honestly think that if I could afford a Duesenberg, I'd still rather have driveables.

jeffgall - 4/3/2020 7:32:50 PM

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There is something to be said for preserving these historical works of art, and I love looking at them. But I’m with you. If it’s my money, I want to be able to experience them.

MDarringer - 4/3/2020 8:57:45 PM

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Agreed, but I would argue that Detroit was magnificent with works of art in the 1960s that are as worth saving. I know guys who have the golden oldies, but they tend only to be parade cars.