Roadkill Torino Wagon

Nice to see a '72 Torino wagon get some screen time.  They were great looking station wagons.  That said, I'd prefer a Big Block to a diesel....

Yeah I was also disappointed by that episode. So much in that episode was a cobbled mess and calling that place a "diesel" shop is being generous. I've seen better stuff fab'd at scrapyards. That wagon and 6bt combo was like a drunk marriage in vegas, yeah it was fun for a few days but they're better off separate.

Booyah45828 wrote: Yeah I was also disappointed by that episode. So much in that episode was a cobbled mess and calling that place a "diesel" shop is being generous. I've seen better stuff fab'd at scrapyards. That wagon and 6bt combo was like a drunk marriage in vegas, yeah it was fun for a few days but they're better off separate. I liked roadkill when they were pulling cars out of the junkyard, fix them up in a few days, and then road tripping some foolishly long distance and breaking down on the side of the road. When they started doing this stuff, I got turned off. That wagon sold by the way, a few years before the shows were all canceled and cars were liquidated. I have no idea where it went or if it's still together.