Watch Legendary Motorcar Company

2020
5 Seasons

Legendary Motorcar Company is a television show produced by 101 Films featuring the work of the Legendary Motorcar Company, a company which specializes in restoring classic cars. The show follows the team of experts at the company as they restore iconic cars from the past, making them look and run like new.

Each episode of Legendary Motorcar Company takes viewers on a journey into the world of classic cars. Viewers get to see the process of restoring cars and the attention to detail that goes into each project. The production is focused on delivering an engaging experience to car enthusiasts, as they witness each car get transformed into its former glory.

The show's format consists of two main components. The first part is dedicated to the restoration project, while the second involves driving the car. Not only do viewers get to see the restored cars, but they also get to see them on the road, which adds to the excitement of the show.

The restoration process on Legendary Motorcar Company is impressive. The team takes old cars and rebuilds them from the ground up. They strip the car down to the bare metal and then clean it, replacing every part that is worn or damaged. The rebuilding process is expected to take months, and sometimes even longer, depending on the car's condition. The team works tirelessly to ensure that every original detail of the car is preserved, making the end result look like a brand new car.

The show also highlights the challenges that come with restoring classic cars. Every vehicle is unique and has different problems that need fixing. The crew is dedicated to finding solutions to every problem, no matter how big or small, and viewers get to see the creative ways the team solves problems that come up during the restoration process. It's refreshing to see a show not only highlight the successes but also the challenges that come with car restoration.

Throughout the show, viewers get to see the Legendary Motorcar Company team interacting with clients who want their cars restored. These interactions are a highlight of the show, as viewers get to see the pride and joy that each client has for their car. The team takes this sentiment to heart, knowing the importance of the car to the owner. They go to great lengths to ensure that the restored car meets the client's expectations.

The restoration process is not the only thing that makes Legendary Motorcar Company a must-watch for car enthusiasts. Viewers also get to see the end result of the restoration process, as the car is taken out for a spin. Each car is tested thoroughly to ensure it runs as it should, and viewers get to see the restored car in action. The driving sections of the show are exciting, as viewers get to see rare and iconic cars being driven by professional drivers.

It's not just classic cars that get restored on Legendary Motorcar Company. The team also restores motorcycles and boats. Even for those who are not car enthusiasts, the restoration process on display is impressive, and the attention to detail is something that can be appreciated by all.

Overall, Legendary Motorcar Company is an excellent show for car enthusiasts and anyone who appreciates the restoration of classic vehicles. The attention to detail showcased throughout the show is impressive, and the resulting restored cars are breathtaking. Viewers looking for an educational and exciting show about classic car restorations will not be disappointed.

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Seasons

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12. A Folded Porsche, A Marek Guy? Two Very Different Buyers

December 7, 2020

Peter has a customer come to inspect a restoration that is mid-process. The car and the customer are both very unique. When a Porsche 356 convertible arrives the problem is immediately obvious. The car is almost folded in half. Peter and Gary are also dealing with two buyers, but these buyers come from absolute opposite ends of the buyer spectrum. This will require two very different approaches.

11. Phone Buyers, Packard Test Drive and Exploring the GT Generations

December 7, 2020

Peter has a great morning when 2 phone calls come in asking about cars in the shop. Both guys know about the cars and have seen them at auction, but neither guy bought them. Can both cars get sold the same morning? Gary and Peter also test drive a Ferrari Enzo and then they both get to live a very rare car guy experience, going to the track and driving a 2019 Ford GT, a 2005 Ford GT and a 69 GT40.

10. A Jersey F40 a Divco Custom and a Historic Wolf

December 7, 2020

As Peter shows a customer and his son various cars it feels like they want something, they just don't know what. The good news? They have a F40 to trade in. Peter also has an old friend come in looking for a 61 Corvette. He finds his car, but then springs a surprise by asking Pete to look at his customized Divco van. We also get to hear a about the Walter Wolf Formula 1 car from Mr Wolf himself.

9. A BMW Lesson and a Classic Collection

December 7, 2020

A customer makes his way up to Legendary Motorcar to buy a BMW Z8. This a very clean car but Peter is about to learn that to some BMW guys, there is a whole new definition of the word perfect. Gary is delivering a GT350 to a collector whose collection is well hidden, low key and not widely known. Once Gary arrives, he sees that there is only one word for this collection, elite!

8. The Whole Ford GT Family at The Track

December 7, 2020

Gary gets an opportunity to tour the production facility for the newest Ford GT. But he gets even more excited when he finds out that a good friend has just taken possession of one of the first new Ford GTs. The trip to see the car turns into mulit-car buying deal. Gary also visits a new business called MechaniQ and is starting to think the future of automotive repair has just arrived.

7. Selling a Ferrari GTO, Test Driving a Rolls Royce and a Morgan Repair

December 7, 2020

Peter has to do a ton of work to try and get a very nice Ferrari GTO sold. Meanwhile, Gary has been asked to test drive a Rolls Royce. As smart a car guy as Gary is, he didn't realize these pre-war classics have less of a key start than they do a launch sequence. Peter and his guys also have a challenge on their hands when a customer comes needing a serious metal repair done on his Morgan.

6. Batman and a Pair of Daytonas

December 7, 2020

When Batman shows at LMC with a problem in the rear end of his Batmobile, Peter and Gary are at a loss to understand what the issue is with the car. Everyone knows that a Ferrari Daytona is rare. But what is more rare is that Peter gets the opportunity to drive a Daytona with a race history that is up for sale. So when buying a race car, there is only one place to test it.

5. Road Tripping in Rhode Island

December 7, 2020

Peter and Gary try to locate a Jaguar XJ 220 for a customer in Rhode Island that is building a very impressive automotive museum. When they are invited to the museum to offer their opinion, they hit the road and discover that this small state has a big car culture.

4. A Classic RSR and a Twofer Deal

December 7, 2020

In an effort to help him understand what a vintage Porsche RSR was like to drive, Peter asks Gary to take one to the track. Back at the shop, Peter is working on a deal with a customer who wants to buy a beautify original GTO Judge that sits in the LMC atrium. Imagine the guys surprise when the customers wife interrupts the negotiation to demand that he buy more cars!

3. 3 Hotrods and a Power Wagon Done Right

December 7, 2020

When Peter is asked to sell a Ralph Lauren clad Power Wagon, he knows the he will have to find a very specific buyer. Peter also has a chat with major tv home renovation personality Mike Holmes who is trying to sell, or trade in, two hotrods. He is not sure what he wants to replace them with, but perhaps a 2007 Ron Fellows corvette would fit the bill? Let the negotiations begin.

2. Double Ford Track Attack

December 7, 2020

A longtime customer of Peter's brings his 67 Mustang he wants the car built to a precise specification. But can LMC build a 67 Mustang that will run with that same customer's 2016 Mustang R? Only one way to tell, lets head to the track. Gary sells a 65 Corvette to a buyer who has dreamed for many years about owning this car. Not only does Gray get the sale, but he gets a lesson in negotiating.

1. Hidden Virginia Gems

December 7, 2020

When Gary gets a call from Virginia to see if he may be interested in buying a GT 350, he is very excited. But Peter's warning that without pictures Gary may be heading out on wild goose chase, go unheeded. So, after a long drive and a threat from Peter to have to pay for the gas out of his own pocket, Gary is relieved to find not just a GT350, but a hidden trove of automotive gems.

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