Les mécanos de Rust Valley

Original title: Rust Valley Restorers

TV Series
2018–
TV-14
38m

IMDb RATING

7.7/10

3.6K

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Colorful, charismatic characters run a restoration shop and use their impressive skills and experience to restore, trade, and sell classic cars--transforming piles of rust into collectible c... Read allColorful, charismatic characters run a restoration shop and use their impressive skills and experience to restore, trade, and sell classic cars--transforming piles of rust into collectible car treasures.Colorful, charismatic characters run a restoration shop and use their impressive skills and experience to restore, trade, and sell classic cars--transforming piles of rust into collectible car treasures.

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IMDb RATING

7.7/10

3.6K

YOUR RATING

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Awards
- 5 wins & 8 nominations total

Episodes50

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TopTop-rated5 seasons6 years

• 2018–2022

Avery Shoaf

Self - Owner: Wildman Restorations…

• 2018–2022

Connor Hall

Self - Mechanic…

• 2018–2022

Shafin Shoaf

Self - Avery's Son…

• 2020–2022

Cassidy Mceown

Self - Auto Body Apprentice…

• 2019–2022

J.F. Launier

Self - Owner: JF Kustoms…

• 2019–2021

James West

Self - Owner: Dubs Kustoms…

• 2021–2022

Russell McKiel

Self - Mechanic…

• 2021–2022

Donny Kleinfelder

Self…

• 2019–2022

Rachel Bohnet

Self - Welder…

• 2021–2022

Sarah Ward

Self - Parts Manager…

• 2019–2022

Jacob Oudshoorn

Self - Avery's Stepson…

• 2021–2022

Richard Lawrence

Self - Client…

• 2021

Neil Delisle

Self…

• 2022

Jeremiah Woods

Self - Owner: Camping In The Woods

• 2022

Rick Hamerston

Self - Lead Welder

• 2019

Frank Hillier

Self - Mike's Neighbor

• 2021

User reviews122

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5JanetheCrane

MORE RESTORATION

What a cool place. What a cool crew. What cool cars. But how about less talk and more restoration? Avery seems like he knows what he's doing but all he does is act like a buffoon. Somebody gets hurt on every single episode, not a good thing to show if you're a real business... But still I watch. I think the show would be great if they would just show the process of the restoration they don't have to give away their secrets but you know less dropping stuff, getting hurt, all the talk about losing money,and let's see what you're really doing with these awesome cars!

8Serpico1071

Harmless fun not to be taken to seriously..

If you're into the more serious car restoration shows then this is not for you.. Yes some of it is obviously scripted but it's just a bit harmless fun..

There's not to much of the restoration shown when rebuilding but I love to see the end product of these old cars bringing them back to their former glory..

Some people are going to like it some are not but I liked it.. I've seen a lot worse crap produced from Netflix..

9cristianosadun

Really fun show

While I've enjoyed the occasional car show over the years, this one has the uncanny capability of making you really root for shop owner Mike and his crew of family and friends. Sure, like all these shows it's cut for drama, but the guy is real and his dream and struggles feel really near, and people feel as real people, not scripted roles.

As a consequence you keep watching and wanting to watch more - not so much for the next car (there's shows where the cars are much more in focus) but just to figure out how things aren ending up with Mike and his business.

Well done!

Butthead-Bevis

I really enjoyed Season 1 but...

Season 2 has lost me. The volume has been turned up to full and the lack of actual restorations is disappointing. It's basically the lads clowning about for 6 episodes. It's gone from a fun documentary, to an idiotic ear ache. Such a shame. I guess it's been hyped for the US market.

NB. Season 3 seems to have gotten back on track. Way more time spent on restorations. Much more like season 1. Very much enjoyed it (again). Have upped my rating to 7/10.

9don-502