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Detroit Steel
Season 1
Episode 6
The Do-Over

“Detroit Steel” follows classic car builder Adam Genei and the team at Mobsteel as they turn worn-out, run-down rides into full-throttle, high-end masterpieces in America’s Motor City.

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