MOBSTEEL Season Finale Airs on NBCSN Tomorrow
By: Tyler Peterson Sep. 29, 2015
Viewers will have the opportunity to feast their eyes on a fully restored 1968 Ford Fastback tomorrow night on the season finale of Mobsteel, airing at 10 p.m. ET on NBCSN.
Previous vehicles featured on MOBSTEEL include a 1953 Packard, 1968 Cadillac, 1966 Lincoln Continental Coupe, and 1972 Ford F-100 Ranger restored for former NFL Pro Bowler Albert Haynesworth.
MOBSTEEL follows founder Adam Genei and his team of custom-car specialists, including his wifePam Genei, as they restore vehicles ranging from the finest relics of the American automotive boom. Tomorrow night's episode marks the final episode in the inaugural season of Mobsteel, which
MOBSTEEL is an existing custom-car shop that was founded more than 10 years ago. In addition to Adam and Pam Genei, the MOBSTEEL team is comprised of Steve "Steve-O" Ryan (The Right Hand Man), Doug "Wheatbread" Hanes (The Builder), and Ron Coan (The Painter).
Click here for more information on Mobsteel, including cast bios, video content and promotional photos.
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