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[h=2]15, 22, 29, Oct 6, September Highway to Sell on Discovery channel[/h]

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Highway to Sell (Season 1): 1968 Camaro : Video : Discovery Channel

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Sneak Peek:
Highway to Sell (Season 1): Plans for the 1962 Thunderbird Convertible : Video : Discovery Channel

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Tonight!!! Come to the Highway To Sell viewing party tonight. Meet the locals in the show and Slicks Garage's Slick.
Free Event.
https://www.facebook.com/events/768563819857031/ — at Riverhouse Reef & Grill.

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I had a good time. Food was good. The ratings went up again this week!
Set your DVR if you decide to join us.
It also helps the ratings if you record the reruns of Highway to Sell
that come up following the show.

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Episode 3 Sneak Peek.
Highway to Sell (Season 1): Chrysler Newport : Video : Discovery Channel

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Tampa Racing.com has over 101,000 members and hundreds of people read our forums every night.

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139 views since this was first posted, and by gosh everyone of those people
showed up last Monday!

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[h=5]Rodney Prouty

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If you're wondering whether or not car builds on TV are smoke and mirrors, I thought I would let you in on a little 'secret': most are not. Several months ago, I needed to go to the Western side of Florida after a show in Eastern Florida to help some guys get a RideTech suspension installed. Having no idea what I was getting into, I rolled up to the shop with my rig and prepared to sweat some more in the Florida heat and humidity.

Right off the bat, I was greeted with Dennis Pittsenbarger's larger than life personality. Next I met this guy named Slick, who's name was on the door. Immediately, I figured at the very least I'd have a good time helping out some funny guys with a Camaro build that I can do in my sleep. If the TV show ever saw the light of day, cool... if it ended up on some backwoods network at 3am, so be it. I spent the next three-plus days wrenching, sweating and doing my best to help the great crew at Slick's get a first gen Camaro finished. I'm here to tell you that we worked late into the night and early in the morning. The demands of building a car in a short period of time, in addition to building content for a television show is a ball-buster for sure. Eventually, I had to leave the guys to work a show in Texas and I had two-plus days of driving ahead of me. I can also tell you that every bit of stress you see those guys emit, is not just for the camera, there is a real deadline, real-world trials and tribulations and basically real-world stress. I congratulate Slick and Dennis for the show that, no doubt, will give them plenty of grey hair and likely little money; in return for what eventually will wind up with them not being able to go to 7-11 without being mobbed. Congratulations Guys
Here's a few pictures from my time spent hanging out with the cool kids in Florida.