When it comes to cars, Wayne Carini knows best. The host of the hit series, Chasing Classic Cars, which premiered on Discovery Turbo earlier this month, not only uncovers rare and exotic cars, he also helps restore them to their true glory. The audience gets an unprecedented back door look at the elite club of car restorers and collectors as Wayne buys, restores, and sells vintage rides. A sneak peek at what you can expect this season:Garage treasuresSometimes, the unlikliest places hold the biggest of surprises. Or at least in Carini’s case, an abandoned garage in New York turns out to be the home to a 1938 Bugatti Type 57C Atalante Coupe. It has been left untouched for over 50 years and Carini now has to battle it out with a mysterious phone bidder to get his hands on the beauty. Ferrari sleekWho wouldn’t want to own a Ferrari, even one that is painted an awful lime green and has not been driven for over quarter a decade. But it could be just what Carini is looking for as his next project. The car, found abandoned in a shed in the early 80s, is a 1972 Ferrari Daytona Spyder and worth a fortune in the right hands. Watch as Carini literally braves a blizzard to put together a deal, the owner cannot resist.To keep or notA Porche has always been a symbol of opulence and grandeur and now Carini tracks down one of the first Porche 911s to ever be imported to the US. As he completes restoring this beauty, he gets a chance to look up an exclusive and secret car collection that houses more than 30 rare Porches. Catch Chasing Classic Cars on Discovery Turbo Mondays at 10 pm.
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