The Lost Corvettes

Season 1

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When a once-in-a-lifetime barn find yields an unrivaled collection of 36 Corvettes, Chris Mazzilli and his crew at Dream Car Restorations have been handed the honorable task of restoring the classic automobiles to immaculate condition.

6 Episodes

  • The 1967: Ko-Motion
    E1
    The 1967: Ko-MotionThe Cream Car Restoration team converts a 1967 Corvette into a replica of the legendary Ko-Motion racecar; the monster engine proves to be too powerful for some parts of the car, causing problems and jeopardizing the entire restoration.
  • The 1957: Power Up!
    E2
    The 1957: Power Up!Chris Mazzilli and his team at Dream Car Restoration restore a vintage 1957 Corvette; the team must source a rare carburetor system and deal with a door full of unique surprises and frustrating challenges.
  • The 1969: ZL 1 Replica
    E3
    The 1969: ZL 1 ReplicaThe Dream Car Restorations guys modify a 1969 Corvette into a replica of the rare ZL-1; they have to source a massively powerful engine, but the dream car turns into a nightmare when issues with the body turn the job into a full-blown restoration.
  • The 1966: Classic Coupe
    E4
    The 1966: Classic CoupeThe Dream Car Restorations team deals with a modified 1966 Corvette that needs to be restored to the way it looked when it rolled out of the showroom; as they attempt to replace the engine they make a mysterious discovery.
  • The 1956: Up In Smoke
    E5
    The 1956: Up In SmokeWhile putting finishing touches on their 1956 Corvette, the Dream Car Restorations guys run into a big problem under the hood that puts the entire car at risk.
  • The 1953: A Car Is Born
    E6
    The 1953: A Car Is BornThe Dream Car Restorations team is restoring a very rare 1953 Corvette, America's first sports car; if they can get the correct 1953 engine running, it will become the most valuable car in the famous collection of 36 Corvettes.

 

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