S07E13 THE CAR THEY SAID COULDN'T BE SAVED!

I have a partial wiper blade from a 1970 Roadrunner. Thinking about a restoration of the whole car around this piece.

Mark Worman of Graveyard Carz is the most dedicated and passionate person I have ever seen when it comes to the preservation of Mopars. Look at how many Mopars would have ceased to exist if it wasn't for him. Yes Mark has a lot of help getting it done but if it wasn't for his leadership, inspiration and dedication to the cause, most of the Mopars that he has saved if not all of them would have been lost forever. Awesome!

Remember owning the original hood and shaker scoop , hood pin- extensions , to this car !!! 😜👌

Mark and the gang. Thank you for inspiring us young gear heads. I've been watching since you started it. All the fights you had with previous employees, everything. I love the show and will pursue my dream of putting old cars back on the road. Regardless of how stock or modded. I have a non mopar. Due to financial reasons. But I am restoring a 1986 Z28 Camaro. It's a process. It takes time and money, but most important? Love and care. My Camaro has been a favorite and people love my car. I have had numerous people ask me if I can restore thier cars. I live in the south. I love all makes, all models. But most of all! I salute you and look up to you. I wish to be like you all. Awesome job. You guys motivate me. I am 24 years old. I threw a 400 small block into my 1986 Z28. Yeah it's not mopar. But it's my hotrod. I love old cars of any make and model.

So much respect to the detail and knowledge

Gorgeous car!! Awesome work to all those involved. ✌️

I don't know if any of the guals, will read this, but I wanted to thank you for sharing the cuda story with me, I'm 62, grew up in so California and every Friday night we would race muscle cars and cruze E st , your show took me back to all the great memories of the 70's , mark and cuzin druggie remember how great those days were, I personally loved the 70's thank you again, I even had a little bit of rain coming down my cheek when the delivery truck drove off with the cuda , what a beautiful car, and beautiful memories!!.

Love this one....at 38.14..."thanks to the new group....their positive attitude"...about then Will flips off the cameraman......lol

This is truly mind blowing that they could stretch and pound that body back into shape like new. Just WOW.. n that was really cool of mark to let everyone drive it before it left that was cool

When I watch these guys save and restore yet another piece of Mopar Muscle, I get tears in my eyes. In the late 60's-Early 70's I was in a group of Mopar street racers from Brooklyn, N.Y. I was VERY LUCKY to have these "older guys" kind of adopt me, teach me to build and race cars. In 1969 I was 16 and I was (illegally) driving Hemi cars.440 + 6 cars, 340 cars, etc. Stick and Automatic. Street cars and all out NHRA race cars......ALL MOPAR.............This is NOT BS.....Graveyard Carz brought it all back for me. Thank you, Men !!

Producer: "This show needs something for the ladies. How about there is some confusion about who can drive the car and someone says the gate is open? Nah they'll never go for it."

Absolutely incredible work this team does..

I'm so stoked, your show is on YouTube, have followed you since on TV. Great video, I still remember the drive off your daughter did. Great show love it, MOPAR!

Awsome Job Mark and the entire Graveyard Carz team.....so proud of you all. ! G'Day Graveyard mates.😆👍

Amazing craftsmanship to the entire team, including the man with the vision, the boss. ;)

My new favorite channel. Love it!

That being said: excellent craftsmanship, and technical skills, as well as thorough and extensive knowledge of Mopar history, and year by year, car by car build specifications! Good Work!

Hi guys, from Australia. Im not into Crysler, Mopar cars , however you guys do one of the best restorations to these vehicles in the business. I watch your show on Sundays, because of Covid 19 lock downs . Keep it up boys ! 😎😷👌

I started watching GYC because of this car, and became a fan, well done guys, I know it was completed back in 2016 but I still love watching the repeats of this show.

An amazing restoration. Thanks for sharing your experience with us.