(Wednesdays at 10:00 p.m. and 1:00 a.m. ET)
All programming subject to change.
About THE CAR CHASERS:
THE CAR CHASERS is all about making big bucks buying, fixing and flipping cars. Set in Lubbock, Texas, Jeff Allen and Meg Bailey return with 16 new half-hour episodes, determined to bring their business, Flat 12, to a higher level – more cars, deals worth more money and larger, riskier business ventures. Jeff and Meg scour the country, hunting for American muscle cars, classic hot rods and the absolute sexiest European models. Whether a car needs a total overhaul or just a little bit of TLC, their expert mechanic Luke Cork and resident mad scientist Eric Ables, have the skills to take on just about any job. Each week, their goal is simple: buy low, sell high and maintain a steady flow of cars, customers and cash. Invest too heavily in a remodel or misread the market for a car and the "Flat 12" crew can lose a bundle. And when it comes to competition, Jeff's dad, Tom Souter, aka "Roundman," continues to be their number one rival. Profits trump bloodlines in this part of West Texas.
Episode Descriptions:
Wednesday, 11/12/14 at 10PM ET/PT: The Car Chasers #303 (P) – "THREE GREAT CARS – ONE BIG PROBLEM"
Jeff's buddy, Matt, has a lead on a 1984 Mercedes. But the collector also has a cache of hidden classic cars. There is one hitch though: none of the three cars will start! Eric and new mechanic, Luke, have to get the cars running fast, or the three men will have to deal with the wrath of Meg.
Wednesday, 11/19/14 at 10PM ET/PT: The Car Chasers #304 (P) – "THIS SCREAMS MONEY!"
When Jeff's dad, Roundman, promises his son a "smokin' deal" on a Cadillac De Ville, it never dawns on Jeff that "smokin'" refers to the car's engine, which blew up. At the same time Jeff goes after a very "shagadelic" '71 Jag and a specially modified Ferrari GTA that once belonged to Shaquille O'Neal.
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