UK TV Classic Car Rescue
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UK TV Classic Car Rescue
For UK TV viewers on Monday 14 Apr at 8.00pm - 9.00pm on Channel 5.
"Classic Car Rescue. Return of the series in which Bernie Fineman and Mario Pacione seek vintage cars in need of restoration. Tonight they work on a Porsche 928 that has suffered from years of neglect and water damage."
"Classic Car Rescue. Return of the series in which Bernie Fineman and Mario Pacione seek vintage cars in need of restoration. Tonight they work on a Porsche 928 that has suffered from years of neglect and water damage."
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Meant to add it should be available On Demand next week from their web site.
http://www.channel5.com/demand5
http://www.channel5.com/demand5
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We'll need to identify a UK proxy to view it here in the colonies. Anybody? Bueller?
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Well, we do have Roger...
There are plenty of US-based proxy servers available for folks that want to access US content; Shirley there must be some in the UK for the Yanks to use.
There are plenty of US-based proxy servers available for folks that want to access US content; Shirley there must be some in the UK for the Yanks to use.
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I tried a free UK based VPN recently called ukivpvn.com- it worked but was a bit slow- found it seemed to work best by latching to the site you want to watch and then disconnecting it whilst it was streaming- kept the connection until you changed page.
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Just watched the back end of the 928GT episode. They buy cheap cars cheap it seems, with their GT purchase under $10k. More than doubled that with new paint, interior, parts and labor. Finished product ran nicely except for an original coolant hose that blew off. Looked mediocre on TV after the full respray, but it was in soggy old England after all.
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No, Classic Car rescue is a different show, and they just did a 928 GT. Not as good as the Wheeler Dealers show. I have both on my dvr. I would buy the wheeler dealers car, I would not touch the classic car rescue car.