SPEEDtubeTV rolls out new show ‘Carchaeology’
Indianapolis, IN – SPEEDtubeTV (SpeedtubeTV – YouTube), a reawakening of classic automotive and motorsports TV shows once followed by millions of enthusiasts on Speed channel, and new content sure to please all speed demons and fanatics alike, has announced the introduction of its newest show “Carchaeology.”
Host – Randy Carlson
Founded by lifelong automotive adventurer Randy Carlson, “Carchaeology” sets out to be champions in the world of automotive exploration, research and recovery. Follow Randy as he discovers some of the most unique automotive finds on the planet and then preserves or restores them to their former glory. He also meets the owners of these finds and offers appraisals. It’s an antique roadshow of a much different sort. Moreover, Randy is an expert automotive craftsman, and you can watch him as he builds some of the wildest vehicles in his shop in Southern California.
“Randy is someone who doesn’t just have the skill to build a cool custom but the imagination to build the unexpected,” says Ray Iddings, SPEEDtubeTV’s Executive Producer and Head of Content. “That’s what makes the show so fun. He finds the weird and wonderful and gives them new life.”
Randy Carlson
“Carchaeology” dropped three episodes on Thursday, Dec. 8th on SPEEDtubeTV’s YouTube Channel as part of their Yuletide Binge.
All programming on SPEEDtubeTV’s YouTube channel is free of charge. New episodes of their popular automotive programming are added every Tuesday and Thursday and new shows are added and updated on a consistent basis. For more information, please visit www.SPEEDTubetv.com.
(Boss One Media LLC. and SPEEDtubeTV.com™ are not affiliated with Speed Channel, FOX TV, or any of their networks)
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