Shifting Gears w/ Aaron Kaufman - IH Scout build

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Aaron Kaufman has a new show on Velocity. For those that don't know who he is, he used to be on Fast N Loud with Richard Rawlings and was the head mechanic and sidekick on that show. He broke off on his own and the first episode was to build a International Scout. I know, it's not a Toyota but I suspect most here just love old off-road vehicles.

His goal is to build it and race king of hammers. It's at least a two part show and the first one was interesting enough to watch the second. Haven't watched the second part yet.

The show itself could use some tweaking. He took a couple cheap shots at his former show that I thought was unnecessary since it seemed like Rawlings had been quiet on Aaron's leaving there's even something promoting Aaron's new show on the Grease Monkey website. There were some narration spots in the beginning that sounded like the foofy "spiritual" bs you hear on Expedition Overland.

Anyway, I thought this board might be interested in it.
 
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I'm sure it's just Discovery Channels way to get more profit. Make another spinoff show. That's three now. When is Sue - The Dragon Lady going to air?

I have watched most episodes or at least in reruns while at work. It's nice to have a TV on in the background.

I have liked Aaron's work so it might turn out to be an OK show. I have the second EP DVRd but haven't watched it. I wanted to see the green 280Z tonight.

RR is more like a circus ringleader that drinks Miller Lite. He at least got his fame and lots of TV money.

Mitfits is a joke and a waste of time.
 
The show itself could use some tweaking. He took a couple cheap shots at his former show that I thought was unnecessary since it seemed like Rawlings had been quiet on Aaron's leaving there's even something promoting Aaron's new show on the Grease Monkey website.

There's a really good chance that it was written into the show. They know drama sells with their experience with American Chopper.
 
Went ahead and watched the 2nd episode. It mostly showed that these guys don’t know much about building off-road vehicles.


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