The fourth season of Gotham Garages' Car Masters: Rust to Riches is right around the corner. Season Three of this show was quite entertaining. It sure had a lot of questionable builds, but the drama it unfolded was enough to hook us through the episodes. The most impressive build was the six-figure 1940 Woody station wagon hot rod.
Other tastefully done cars from Season three included an intricately-painted1964 Chevy Impala Lowrider and a subtly done 1956 Ford Stepside painted in a rare shade. We also got to see an emotional build with a burnt Harley-Davidson motorcycle. The questionable builds in season three included the Gotham Garage team converting a 1970 Merc 220 into a drift machine and the ugly duo of Gotham Garage's concept car and motorcycle.
The prior was digestible, but the concept duo was painful to look at! All of this put forth a clever platter of drama, creativity, and outlooks. And now, the next season of Car Masters: Rust to Riches will be bringing more of it. Gotham Garage's Instagram page has given us a sneak peek at what to look forward to, and it sure looks entertaining.
Car Masters: Rust To Riches Season 4 will air on Netflix on July 27th, 2022, and we will give you a sneak peek at what to expect.
The Quintessential Show Car By Gotham Garage
One wild build that we can look forward to, has supposedly been quoted by Mark Towle as the "Quintessential show car". While details are brim on the build, we expect it to be a wicked-looking hot rod in a bright green shade.
As always, the Gotham Garage team wants this car to be the visual interpretation of what their shop stands for, namely its unique style and creativity. As for the build, we have to see for ourselves if it turns out to be a wow factor or a questionably bold one. Either way, entertainment is a guarantee!
Car Masters Team Have Another Hot Wheels Splittin' Image Build For Us
You might remember the "Life-Size" episode 6 from season 1 where the Gotham Garage team took up a challenge to build a life-sized working model of the famed Hot Wheels Splittin' Image. It remains one of the most creative projects in the show. They eventually went forth to trade this Hot Wheels car for a rare Lincoln Futura replica.
Well, Towle hinted at the team's second Hot Wheels Splittin' Image project that will be showcased in Season 4. But this time, things get more vibrant with a cool paint job of green, gold, and brown. As compared to their first build, we can expect a more powerful engine and other notably fresh exterior design bits here. This is surely a build that we are eagerly looking forward to.
A Lot More Interesting, Cool, And Questionable Builds For Sure
Gotham Garage's Car Masters: Rust to Riches is a reality drama first, and a car show second; which isn't a bad thing. But this has also resulted in a bunch of questionable builds over the last three seasons. It sure garners a lot of attention on the tv but as car fanatics, it hurts to see those builds.
But then again, there have been a bunch of pretty details and impressive custom builds that left us dumbstruck. So, this mixed bag of a show is sure to take you on a roller coaster ride.
Car Masters: Rust To Riches Season 4 Will Be High On Entertainment
The car and motorcycle build that we see in Car Masters: Rust to Riches is surely entertaining. But things would be bland if not for the vibrant team that keeps the momentum rolling. Mark Towle is the captain of this ship, and he sure does a commendable job at keeping the team in sync.
Shawn Pilot is the one who takes care of the deals and turns out a profit from the Car Masters' killer builds. Michael "Caveman" Pyle is the fun-inducing member of this team. He is full of life, jokes, and laughter. Tony Quinones and Constance Nunes are the silent ones who go all-in on the work at hand.
Despite shocking us with a bunch of ugly cars and one questionable motorcycle, in the previous seasons, the upcoming Season 4 is something that we are eagerly looking forward to. Make sure to get glued to the screen on 27th July this month.
Source: Gotham Garage Via Instagram, Netflix, IMDb