—They may think their classic cars are priceless, but owners get a true sense of what their rides are worth in this series. TV personality and self-professed big-time "car dork" Dennis Pittsenbarger hosts, joined by a team of professional appraisers including Randy Carlson, Addison Brown, Nick Smith and Todd Wertman, who provide the critical, expert eyes auto enthusiasts need to properly determine value. Whether it's a clunker or a classic, what it's worth may be shocking. The series also unveils the history and memories of the unique rides, as each car has its own story, from cross-country vacations to circling Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

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Season 113 of 13 Episodes

Dennis Pittsenbarger oversees the appraisals of six cars and talks with their owners; Mike Coffey gets a shock with his 1970 Dodge R/T; appraiser Todd Wertman is left speechless by Kenny and Karen Campbell's 1951 Divco milk truck.
Owners show off their muscle cars like a dusty 1967 Camaro, a highly-modified 1962 Corvette and a well-loved 1973 Dodge Charger; Randy Carlson inspects one of three remaining Keller Super Chiefs.
Appraiser Nick Smith evaluates a 1981 Pontiac Bonneville wagon and a hot pink 1967 Ford Mustang; a 1973 Cadillac Eldorado has an impressive Indy 500 pedigree; Randy Carlson's evaluation of a 1986 Toyota Pickup brings the owner to his knees.
Appraiser Randy Carlson's encyclopedic knowledge of unusual cars is put to the test by a 1961 Ford; a 1937 Dodge is part of Bay Area history; Todd Wertman turns a 1965 Ford inside out during his investigation.
A 1966 Chevy Corvette receives an unexpected appraisal estimate; Randy unravels the mystery behind a 1970 VW Dune Buggy; inspired by the horror movie "Christine," a 1957 Plymouth undergoes an inspection.
The owner of a 1929 Dodge hot rod thinks it's worth $200,000; Randy examines a 1967 Mitsubishi De-Luxe, a rare import; a grandmother with a need for speed revs up her 1972 Ford Maverick for Nick.
A car designer believes his custom-built concept car is worth $250,000; Addison reviews a drag-racing 1967 Chevelle; Randy inspects a 1955 Dodge Lancer that came with unique accessories.
A 1966 Batmobile replica features rocket launchers; Nick examines a street-legal WWII tank; a 1958 Oldsmobile wagon is lost and then found again.
Porsche specialist Todd Wertman is intrigued by a 1969 912 Targa; Randy appraises a 1950 American speedster; Addison may be stumped by a 1963 Ford Cayuse.
A 1929 Dodge hot rod owner thinks it's worth more than $200,000; Randy appraises a 1950 vehicle considered to be the most collectible car in the world; a 1957 Nash Metro tests Nick's knowledge of American cars and sports.
Nick appraises a 1948 Bentley possibly linked to a Hollywood legend; Addison takes a hard look at a "Gone in 60 Seconds" tribute Mustang; Todd inspects a classic 1957 Chevy Bel Air.
Randy enjoys the restoration of a 1915 Model T done by 15-year-old Olivia and her father; TV personality Tory Belleci ("MythBusters") shows off his 1973 Camaro in which he tested out the theory that cars can run on moonshine.
Randy makes the call on whether an owner is right about J. Edgar Hoover's bulletproof Cadillac limo, which he claims is worth $3-4 million; Todd goes toe to toe with the owner of a 1910 Oakland Roadster.

They may think their classic cars are priceless, but owners get a true sense of what their rides are worth in this series. TV personality and self-professed big-time "car dork" Dennis Pittsenbarger hosts, joined by a team of professional appraisers including Randy Carlson, Addison Brown, Nick Smith and Todd Wertman, who provide the critical, expert eyes auto enthusiasts need to properly determine value. Whether it's a clunker or a classic, what it's worth may be shocking. The series also unveils the history and memories of the unique rides, as each car has its own story, from cross-country vacations to circling Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Dennis Pittsenbarger, Randy Carlson, Addison Brown, Nick Smith, Todd Wertman

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