Chasing Classic Cars - Season 15

Season 15
Episodes

One Car Wonder
It's Wayne's 1938 Lincoln Model K coupe vs. a 1938 Packard when Wayne and his buddy "Jersey Ralph" go head-to-head at a car competition. Wayne searches for the perfect Bugatti for a client who throws a last-minute curve ball.

Wayne's Gotta Wait
A trip to buy a rare American-Yale motorcycle gives Wayne the perfect excuse to visit a collection of hot rods, where he sets his sites on an impeccable 1950 Oldsmobile 88 and a modified 1932 Ford three window coupe.

No Replacement-Displacement
It's the find of a lifetime when Wayne discovers a matching-numbers 1955 Mercedes 300 SL "Gullwing" that's been hidden from the public eye for decades. At F40, the team restores a 1962 Jaguar XKE for a very lucky client.

(AC) Ace in the Hole
Wayne is in Virginia to help sell two roadsters, an impeccable '58 AC Ace Bristol fresh from an eight-year restoration and a coveted Series 1 '67 Jaguar XKE. In California, a '68 Toyota Corona makes an unforgettable impression.

3 Million Mile Volvo
Wayne has a close encounter with a one-off 1946 Crosley "Flying Saucer," reverse engineers a gearless transmission for a 1912 Cartercar, and lifts the lid on a 1966 Volvo that holds the world record for the highest mileage.

Shouldn't Be Selling It
Wayne's '30 Ford Model A coupe faces stiff competition when it goes up against a '32 Ford Vicky. At auction, he sells a Pierce-Arrow and a Renault, and works with a collector who has second thoughts about selling his collection.

10 Million Dollar Fixer Upper
Wayne and team are part of a multi-shop mission to return a coveted 1937 Bugatti to like-new condition and enter it in competition in the most prestigious exhibition in the world -- the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance.

Twist and Scout
Wayne buys the motorcycle of his dreams in a 1928 Indian Scout 101, and he can't wait to take it out on the track. He also helps find new homes for a collection that includes a '77 Mercedes 450 SEL 6.9 and a ready-to-race Audi R8.

Let the Good Times Roll
The Cars' drummer David Robinson rolls into F40 with a restoration job on a rare 1969 De Tomaso Mangusta. A disagreement over color scheme has Wayne wanting to "Shake It Up," while David may be thinking "Bye Bye Love."

Eclectic Avenue
During a hunt for the perfect '32 Ford, Wayne finds some irresistible surprises, including a fearsome, vintage ice-cutting machine with a motorcycle body and engine, plus a Bugatti Type 55s replica that's fit for a little prince.
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