Last Stop Garage

Quarter-milers burning time nightly--back and forth, back and forth? Egotistical junk yarder proving his ideas are better than the rest of North America? Whoop-ti-doo! Assembling cars out of piles of metal even as Road Kill puts something together for themselves, not a commercial enterprise. All now in perpetual re-run. At least the Weather Channel provides local, relevant information, changing regularly.

There are too many repetitive Velocity series now. Give Labrador a free leash on Velocity.

The show is amazing... the creativity and sense of fun shown by the mechanics makes for an interesting viewing experience....

Wish there were more episodes. Love the way they rig stuff together.

Not everyone can just run out and purchase new materials for their fix these guys work with what they can get their hands on and get the job done. Alot of people can barely get a job done satisfactorily with every material not far away these guys make what they have work and work in amazing ways. This is the circumstances that we run into in "our neck of the woods" so I appreciate this show on numerous levels. It's definitely not your normal run of the mill mechanic show its got plenty of twists. These guys are coming to their little towns rescue one fix it job at a time. I love that they work on various jobs from rescue sleds to barges so you don't get burnt out on the same thing show after show. Not only do they have different jobs but the ways they end up getting the job done the techniques the materials are equally captivating. I can't wait for the next episode.

As a mechanic and fabricator this show makes me shake my head. Distributors from LS engines? Pulling brake pads out without actually removing the caliper?? "It's running on the prime we put in the carb...let's check the spark plugs?????" Is there any actual mechanical work taking place at all or do they just think people will believe anything. I honestly can't believe this show even made tv,obviously reality tv vehicle repair shows these days have nothing to do with actually repairing vehicles.