What is Overhaulin’ Deconstructed? We Like To Tinker Too, So Tune-In Tonight!
10/30/2012
What’s the difference between a regular Overhaulin’ and an Overhaulin Deconstructed? The answer is simple guys, its YOU!
You see, we absolutely love the comments you send to us via Facebook and Twitter so we decided to pick up some of our favorites and combine them with an episode of Overhaulin – you could call it a social reload of one of your favorites.
Remember the ’65 Impala episode a Marine Corps veteran sold his prized car to support his family? Who could forget that one – lots of tears and a kickass car to boot. Well, we’re airing it at 9p e/p tonight along with your comments, extra footage, factoids and even some tweets from our hosts – because we know that’s the stuff YOU love. O.K., we love it too!
We hope you’ll join in Overhaulin Deconstructed tonight at 9p e/p and get a new look at the show that we decided to tinker with tuner style.
Don’t forget to join in the conversation on Facebook and Twitter/#Overhaulin. Who knows…your tweet might just add that extra viewer-velocity that a future Overhaulin’ Deconstructed needs.











We bought a 72 Chevy truck and when our son got his drivers license we gave him the truck. He has always wanted to fix it up. Well college, married, and 3 kids later it still isn't done. He has had offers to buy it but he hasn't yet. He is a school teacher and in his spare time he does tattoos. I would appreciate if you would consider his truck. THANK YOU.
Posted by: Marcella Doporto | 04/16/2013 at 05:44 PM
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Posted by: sito incontri | 04/16/2013 at 11:24 AM
Lovelovelove your show! You all can overhaul my ride anytime you want! I drive a ford e-350 diesel van to haul my husband and our seven kids and pull our airstream! I'm a special education teacher and just love your work! Katie
Posted by: Katie Schulz Ditchen | 04/14/2013 at 09:36 PM
Fantastic article, this is so well explained that even my kids could follow it, thanks and keep up the great work!
Posted by: ads dating | 04/09/2013 at 05:37 AM
hi my dad was in a near fatal car accident in 2007, he lost his left arm in the accident. he also had internal damage that will never heal. he had 9 surgeries so far, just got a artificial ankle. his right hand doesn't work right, it will take two surgeries to fix that. he lost his job of twenty years awhile ago, and his will to live. he is doing so much better.he just helped me open my dream business. he had a dream to restore his 1990 Ford Bronco he has owned it for over twenty years. after his accident some high school guys, great guys, kinda tried to restore it for him but it didn't come out to great.Dad was happy with what they did, he says there just isn't to many kids like that around. I know he will never get rid of it. It really needs step up rails because he can't get in it very good with one arm. Please do this for him, he always helps others even now. I would love to make this happen for him. thanks for your time. i really enjoy the show. :)
Posted by: Alexa Brengi | 01/28/2013 at 09:31 AM
My husband has a 1950 Oldsmobile.It belonged to his brother who passed away about 20 years ago.He has hung onto it with the intention of restoring it but has no time.His job takes him away from home from April to Nov.He works road construction so he's home in the winter.He has no shop and it gets cold here in winter so it just sets under the tarp.Would this be a car you would be intrested in restoring?
Posted by: Glena Rugg | 12/09/2012 at 08:56 PM
Love Overhaulin!
Hope the VW is not the last one. Have been unable to find anything about future episodes.
My '69 Ford Fairlane Cobra was stolen, nothing to overhaul.
Keep up the good work!
Posted by: Steve Jones | 11/14/2012 at 04:26 PM
I also have a 1968 Dodge pickup and would like to have it restored. I am disabled and not able to finish the work. Thanks Mike Moore
Posted by: Mike Moore | 11/06/2012 at 01:17 AM
I would like to nominate a very close friend of mine . He has a 1968 Dodge pickup that needs restoring. He is a Mechanic and does all of my work, and does not have time to do his own. The truck belonged to his dad and he wants to get it back to running.
Posted by: Mike Moore | 11/06/2012 at 01:14 AM
I just watched the '65 Impala Marine Corps veteran story. It was great. I too am a veteran of the Navy and am the proud owner of a '64 Impala that was purchased by my grandparents brand new in Nov. 1963. When they sold their farm in 1996 I bought it from them. My dream is to restore and show it. It has huge sentimental value to me. How do you go about finding someone to help with restoration that you can trust? Please advise. Thanks. I live in Missouri.
Posted by: Gloria Roberts | 11/05/2012 at 04:12 AM
Hi my name is Len and love your show and what ya'll do for people. Dont know if im deserving or not but i have a 1990 mustang and needing alot of help finishing everytime i think im getting somewhere im reminded im not a good mechanic.I'm trying to make a show car out of it i love them fast and slick if you go on my photos you can see what i'm trying to do love to here from ya'll Len Graham
Posted by: Len Graham | 11/03/2012 at 04:48 PM