‘Rust Valley Restorers’ follows Mike and his employees’ efforts to restore classic cars and then sell them for profit. What Is Rust Valley Restorers Season 4 about? All members of the main cast are likely to return in the next season. The ending of the season 3 finale has a somber tone because of the passing of Mike’s mother, Berthe Hall. Mike’s neighbor and fellow car enthusiast Doug Melnick, salvager Big Donny, also known as the Great White Shark, and Mike’s business rival JF make sporadic appearances on the show. The crew also includes Greg Preece, the lead body man at the shop Rick Hamerston, the chief welder Cassidy Mceown, the auto body apprentice and Sarah Ward, the manager. Then there is Avery Shoaf, Mike’s best friend, lead mechanic, and the voice of reason every time Mike doesn’t want to sell a newly-restored car. This leads to minor clashes between father and son whenever Mike goes over budget on a project. Unlike his father, Connor is more pragmatic and level-headed. Helping him in this venture is his son Connor. Season 1 opens with him setting up his restoration shop, Rust Bros Restorations. According to his estimation, he owns about two million dollars in rust.
The money he made there, he mostly invested in his old cars.
Mike used to own a successful construction company. The show revolves around Michael “Mike” Hall, a 60-something hippie with an insatiable passion for cars, and his equally enthusiastic employees. If the production does start soon, ‘Rust Valley Restorers’ season 4 will likely be released in 2021. However, no official statement has been released about its renewal yet. The good news for the fans is that there are already some speculations about a possible season 4. Over the years, ‘Rust Valley Restorers’ has built up a loyal fanbase, who eagerly wait for the release of every season. The first two seasons were longer, with eight and 12 episodes. ‘Rust Valley Restorers’ season 3 premiered on Netflix on August 21, 2020, with six episodes. Rust Valley Restorers Season 4 Release Date
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