Take a look how Mark Fights hard to Save a Totaled 1970 Charger R/T SE from the Scrap Pile!
In the latest episode of “Graveyard Cars,” Mark Worman and his team embark on a mission to breathe new life into a legendary 1970 Charger R/T SE equipped with a powerful Hemi engine. The episode unfolds with intense focus on the engine rebuild, showcasing Mark and his right-hand man, Darren Kirkpatrick, navigating the challenges that come their way.
Mark’s determination to complete the project shines through as he declares, “I’m going to let nothing come between us.” The episode unfolds with the team tearing apart the K-member in preparation for the intricate engine rebuild. As they work tirelessly to bring the Hemi back to life after more than 30 years of dormancy, the anticipation builds.
However, not all is smooth sailing in the Graveyard Cars workshop. Viewer comments express a mixed sentiment towards Darren, with some suggesting his removal due to perceived childish behavior. Despite this, the team divides and conquers, with Mark and Darren tackling the engine, while Josh and Royal focus on the front suspension and K-member.
Amidst the challenges, Mark highlights recent upgrades to the shop, including the addition of an auto body buddy lift. The team also showcases progress on other projects, such as the 1970 Cuda and a 1972 Charger, reflecting their commitment to delivering top-notch restorations.
The episode takes a festive turn as the Graveyard Ghouls, led by Mark, participate in the 61st annual Springfield Christmas parade. The event provides an opportunity to showcase completed projects, enjoy the holiday season, and strengthen community connections.
As the team gears up for the crucial painting and assembly phase, Mark emphasizes the meticulous attention to detail required. The debate over whether to paint exhaust manifolds adds a layer of environmental consciousness to the restoration process, showcasing Mark’s commitment to both quality work and a healthy workspace.
In the midst of the drama, the camaraderie among the Graveyard Cars team is evident. While Darren’s unique perspective and skepticism may ruffle feathers, they serve as a vital component of the quality control process.
Mark’s journey to revive the 1970 Charger R/T SE Hemi engine becomes not just a restoration project but a testament to perseverance, teamwork, and the pursuit of excellence in automotive craftsmanship. As the team pushes forward, viewers are left eagerly anticipating the triumphant roar of the Hemi engine, ready to reclaim its place on the road.
