Practically Classics Forum

jimmyybob wrote:Why are all the prices quoted in US Dollars as well, even the UK edition was in Dollars

I haven't seen the programme but I wonder if it has been designed to sell to overseas TV companies where they might understand the pricing better if it's quoted in dollars - I guess most countries know the value of their own local currency against that of USA Dollar but might not understand the conversion to UK Pounds Sterling

I was assuming that Discovery wanted to air the program in the states but the average American doesn't understand there are any currencies in the world other than Dollars.

The Honda Z that "needed restoration" looked pretty good and the only one this week that I would like

All that for a Porsche. Definitely tv maths working out profit no mention of flights, hotels, pies, etc.
If there is another series, would I watch it........ no.

More staged nonsense, all the little "mishaps" along the way.The cars not arriving on time, the celica breaking down etc, and he still comes out on top.Its not realistic, if the "normal" folk did this, they would end up totally skint with nothing to show for it.

I dont understand the 'kitty' where did the money come from for the next car each time because he only saved the profit.

I have seen the programme. Why didn't there a list of guys who sorted the car for Mike Brewer? Is that why he looked uncomfortable because they were stood behind the camera laughing in silence? ....Hmmm....

I can see folks who think it's that easy getting there fingers and wallets burnt!

Phil