Sunday, February 28th TV listings for History Channel US HD - East
Informational programming.
Informational programming.
Counting Cars Get Your Kicks
Danny takes on a Route 66-inspired Chevy for the famed highway's biggest fan, and later teams up with his good buddy, American Restoration's Rick Dale, on an unusual project for a customer.
Counting Cars Willys for Warriors
Danny checks out a collection that includes a 1933 Ford Roadster and a '53 Henry J. Meanwhile Kevin, Ryan and Mike make an unauthorised purchase and the pressure is on Ryan to show it's worthwhile.
Counting Cars Fighting Ford
Danny has a customer who wants to restore a 1942 Ford truck that saw some action in WWII. But when Danny takes in the project, he quickly learns it'll need a lot more love than he thought. Roli and Ryan check out a '71 Duster.
Counting Cars Fighting Ford
The shop has its hands full restoring a 1942 Ford truck that needed a lot of TLC and a special touch for the owner's wife. Danny and Ryan check out a badass 1929 Ford Roadster, while Gary pulls one over on Mike in the paint shop.
Counting Cars One Sweet 'Stang
Danny scores a 1967 Mustang that he hopes he can turn into another Count's Kustoms masterpiece. He visits a local muscle car collection for inspiration, and later brings in an expert from the Shelby headquarters for a seal of approval.
Counting Cars Sailor's Soul
Representatives from Sailor Jerry enlist the shop's help to build a bike to commemorate the late artist's iconic style and to auction off at an upcoming charity fundraiser.
Counting Cars Crazy Cool Cadillac
Ryan reluctantly goes down the Caddy customization wormhole on a personal project, and everyone at the shop is happy to watch him go, just to see how great it turns out.
Counting Cars Naughty Nomad
When a client rolls into Count's Kustoms with a beautiful 1955 Chevy Nomad, Danny can't help but want the car for his collection. While the owner wants a simple paint job Danny and Ryan have a hard time doing simple.
Counting Cars Count Down to SEMA
Danny and the guys attempt to complete a 1961 Cadillac Coup de Ville to get two cars into the world's largest auto trade show.
Assembly Required Bring the Heat
The builders are tasked with creating an all-season leaf blower that can also melt ice and snow. However, they must first prove themselves by creating a class A fire extinguisher.
The automobile is set to transform the country and a handful of visionaries prepare to battle for control of the industry. Men like Henry Ford, the Dodge brothers, William Durant, and Walter Chrysler fight to bring a revolution to the masses.
In just two short decades, the car has begun to transform America. The country is in the process of being paved, and from coast to coast cities and towns are changing to suit the automobile. The middle class is growing thanks to the manufacturing sector.
In the aftermath of WWII, America is moving to the suburbs, fueling a huge demand for new cars. The Big Three spent the war building weapons and vehicles for the Allies, and haven't made a new car in years.
The Food That Built America The Chocolate Rush
Milton Hershey's stranglehold on the chocolate business is disrupted when a rush of competitors spring up, including his former employee HB Reese.
The Food That Built America The Kings of Burgers
In the 1950s, Ray Kroc franchised McDonalds nationwide, and was followed soon after by two Florida visionaries and their 'flame broiler.' The two iconic restaurants went on to battle it out over burgers.
The Food That Built America American Cheese New
At the turn of the 20th century, James Kraft and his new cheese innovation challenged thousands of years of tradition. Around the same time, the Pabst brothers introduced a shelf-stable cheese of their own.
Modern Marvels Food: Cheese New
Adam Richman visits a cheese maker in central Pennsylvania that insists on making mozzarella the authentic Italian way. Then, see how grocery giant Kroger slices, shreds and packages over two million pounds of cheese a week.
The Food That Built America The Chocolate Rush
Milton Hershey's stranglehold on the chocolate business is disrupted when a rush of competitors spring up, including his former employee HB Reese.
The Food That Built America American Cheese
At the turn of the 20th century, James Kraft and his new cheese innovation challenged thousands of years of tradition. Around the same time, the Pabst brothers introduced a shelf-stable cheese of their own.
Modern Marvels Food: Cheese
Adam Richman visits a cheese maker in central Pennsylvania that insists on making mozzarella the authentic Italian way. Then, see how grocery giant Kroger slices, shreds and packages over two million pounds of cheese a week.
The Food That Built America The Kings of Burgers
In the 1950s, Ray Kroc franchised McDonalds nationwide, and was followed soon after by two Florida visionaries and their 'flame broiler.' The two iconic restaurants went on to battle it out over burgers.
The Food That Built America The Chocolate Rush
Milton Hershey's stranglehold on the chocolate business is disrupted when a rush of competitors spring up, including his former employee HB Reese.
Informational programming.
Informational programming.
Informational programming.
Informational programming.