Chasing Classic Cars - Season 7
Season 7
Episodes
Wayne's Amelia Island Trip
Wayne's Top 10
Keels & Wheels
A Lawnmower Has More Horsepower!
Wayne scores a 1956 Citroen 2CV in North Carolina, then brings the vehicle and a 1922 Kissel Gold Bug to a Bonhams auction.
F is for Ferrari
American All Stars
Hunting for Healey
Phoenix Rising
The family of road racer and inventor John Fitch asks Wayne to sell the 1966 Fitch Phoenix prototype, a modified Chevrolet Corvair designed with safety in mind.
Two Wheelin' It
Wayne checks out a Studebaker on a local farm that turns out to be a bust, but the discovery of a 1931 Henderson motorcycle lifts his spirits.
Size Doesn't Matter
Wayne finds a one-of-a-kind 1955 Manta Ray and a Ferrari 330 in Kansas, then heads to Massachusetts for a 1940 Cadillac; Wayne hopes to trade a pint-size children's vehicle for a 1984 Ferrari 512 BBi.
Are You the Great Gatsby?
Running Down a Dream
Stars & Their Cars
Wayne checks out a 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4 once owned by actor Steve McQueen; Wayne discusses cars with Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason and Journey guitarist Neal Schon.
Mama Mia!
Two Wheelin' It
The Three Bills
Wayne brings a rare Renault Jolly to a Florida auction; the owner of a 1988 Porsche 959 Sport hopes his supercar can sell for around $1 million.
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