Lost Car Rescue

The goal to rescue a car for a museum sounds a great idea,the fact that you take the car from a family and do not give anything back is just greedy. The team went ,can not find the car,get help by direct guide to the place by a child. You are pathetic,went with no tools to move the vehicle in the middle of no where remote and unaccessible area.the grandfather lend his tools ,so you can do the recue you went to do. Granpa get no payment,you get the vehicle and the family ended with bunch of trees cut and torn by your rescue mission. The reality is you use and take from people without give back what will be considerate the right thing to do. I was very dissatisfied with the end. I really thought the end will show the family was given some type of remuneration, but no. I will not see any more of this series. I hope Matt and his crew return to this kind family and apologize for there behavior. Will see if this come but I doubt it happen. Will not recommended this series to anyone.

We love this. I'd love to travel with them to find all these old vehicles. It's great that they rescue and save them. Love the comic relief of Leeven. It's a great team of people. Their history plus the people's history with their vehicles is wonderful. It's a great idea and different from a lot of other shows. We hope they produce many more seasons. The girl is such an amazing pilot for as young as she seems. All the men have a lot of knowledge of what they are doing and all the vehicles they find. It is so interesting and fun. Keep doing what you are doing. Thank you. It says I have to write twenty four more letters.

Many of us car enthusiasts have seen the standard barn finds, junk yard car sleuths, and "will it start" shows. I wondered if this was another of the same ilk. If so it would need something different. Well,, this is quite a bit different. The five principal car hunters are very likable and their methods and actual car finds are fresh and different. In the wild north there are abandoned cars and trucks that are rare with even more rare backstories. It all adds up for good entertainment. Nevermind it seems they often over pay for what looks "rough as a cobb", these forgotten rides get treated like finds from King Tut's tomb! I've never seen a combo like this: spotter plane, PowerWagon wrecker, and semi with a crane lift. The is a show unlike any others I've seen to date. I thought it had all been done and filmed, but I stand corrected.

Staged like crazy, makes it very uninteresting., watched all episodes, it just keeps getting worse...3 stars, thats it. It could have been so good, but its not.

The premise, as I understood it before watching the show was that they were going to be searching the wilds for abandoned cars and cars rotting in farmers' fields, and back yards. They begin with the Chevy in the swamp, which is fun to watch. Later, they start with the older formula of getting leads, walking up driveways (landing in their fields), and negotiating with the owners.

The part that bothers me is that in order to have a "Theme" for each show or outing (muscle cars, VWs, pre-WWII cars, etc.), they walk past other good cars that we can see in the background in order to try to only hit the theme of the mission. I would think that any good find would make the grade even if it weren't part of the mission, after all, that is the bigger mission, find good cars, and sell them.