What Really Happened to Mark Worman From Graveyard Carz

What Really Happened to Mark Worman From Graveyard Carz
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If you're a die-hard Mopar enthusiast and haven't had the pleasure of immersing yourself in the world of "Graveyard Carz," it's high time you tune in! You have a lot of ground to cover. This reality TV show is run out of a shop in Springfield, Oregon. And the shop's motto is: 'It's Mopar or No Car.
Mopar Lovers owes Mark Worman for the creation of Graveyard Carz. In fact, the show is owned by Mark Worman. Mark Worman's love affair with all things Mopar has been a lifelong journey. His expertise runs so deep that he operates his own shop, Welby's Car Care, where Mopars find their second lease on life. But his role as the creative force behind "Graveyard Carz" has earned him a spot in the hearts of Mopar lovers worldwide.
Over the years, Graveyard Carz has evolved from just another show to an established lifestyle brand and has run for 17 long seasons, but not without its own peculiar set of problems with creative differences and controversies centered around its creator, Mark Worman. Join us as we dig into what really happened to Mark Worman From Graveyard Carz.
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[@mrrpepsi24]

If I had a mopar, and I had the money, I"d let Mark rebuild my Mopar !!

[@arthurwatts1680]

I doubt that there is ANYONE who has been in business for as long as Mark has without attracting trolls and frivolous lawsuits. Has he fired people ? Of course he has. Does he piss people off ? Absolutely. None of that takes away from the fact that Graveyard Carz is still going strong - I hope the team can keep going for many more seasons.

[@taylormoses5884]

Love this show

[@kenplueard9854]

I've known Mark for a very long time I am almost the same age I started my life of loving car's at age 14 I dropped out of school and went to work for 2 brothers that where well known for restoring classic cars and started learning everything I could as fast as I could then my first car was a gold 1970 charger I was 15 it was a 318 automatic it went to 440 4 speed with a 4.10 shurgrip rear end since then IV had a lot of Mopars that I've restored ground up I mean a lot I to lived in Springfield the point is I watched Mark his hole life and even tried to go to work for him when he started grave yard cars n im pretty sure he didn't hire me because he knew I had more knowledge than him specifically on Mopars and he would not have that on his show grave yard cars please understand Mark probably at this time knows a few things about Mopar like authenticity of or number matching but on the cars all the cars listed in this article on mark I have a personal relationship with every single nut and bolt on All of those Mopars I'm positive I could completely restore all of them with no eyes except for the painting of course and what I think I should say about the man that paid 30.000$ to get his car fixed is mark should have stripped the car down completely and fixed ALL damage the car ever endured in it's life as 30.000$ is well into the complete restoration price range if that was my car I would sue Mark but Mark probably wrote up his repair sheet in such a way that he wouldn't be responsible for other damage and the man probably trusted Mark to fix the hole car right mark I'm sure is much smarter than me that way lol because he's always been that way as much money as possible with as little work as possible and most of what mark has right now is because of money he was left with a long time ago he's been very good to himself he's aragent I will always be available to learn more about anything Mark has been positive for a long time that he knows more about Mopar than anyone and he is Rong if anyone needs any car fixed hit me up and on almost any vehicle if you are willing to pay me 30.000$ I will expertly fix all damage that was ever done to your car granted sincerely ken

[@kurtbarrett6785]

"It started in 2012 and has been on for 17 seasons"? That would put us in 2029!

[@wbass243]

Gotta love that 1971 Dodge "Charller" .... lel

[@RexCars1]

Mark really does some Amazing Restorations.. That being said... ( i have always hoped that the personality that Mark W. portrays on his show .. is made up ).. Making himself look like an " Over Controlling, Hey Look At Me, THINK he's funny and witty Horses ASS ".. if he is REALLY like that in person YIKES...

[@elagduck]

Totally agree. Watched a few shows and his behavior was so off puting I quit watching.

[@TheSaturnV]

Mark is a bigtime mimic of movie lines and media culture. It looks like to me he is basically channeling a blend of Michael Scott and David Brent, both the manager characters from the US and UK "The Office" series.

[@RexCars1]

@TheSaturnV Well . What ever he's channeling?? He's chasing off viewers

[@michaelsorrentino9279]

There must have been a relationship with a "stripper" in his past.!!

[@davehotz7810]

I watched graveyard carz back I was doing body work on my 66 Pontiac GTO doing metal work n body work

[@mikeokeefe2014]

I'd have to say his value at 2 million is way under...he's a complete loon but sweet rides worth incredible amounts money. The shows were great

[@mefirst1211]

You did not say what happened to him

[@irenesilvaribeiro2288]

Esse é fera nos Mopar

[@TheMoparman]

I'm sorry....what did you say at 10:04 ???

[@timpaquin3192]

I love this show!.but if you lack a certain sense of humor, you won't like the show....and who rebuilds a better OEM MOPAR? if I had the cash, he would be building me a car.

[@user-ei1ku4pb1f]

I find him hilarious , but i'm born in the same decade so i can relate

[@Formerlywarmer]

Great info but proof read ur script ur killing things important to car guys. MOPAR2YA

[@davidlane2004]

Mark, I know you are everything MOPAR,,, Now Chrysler is MOPAR , if someone brought you a 1965 Chrysler 300M to bring back to life. Would you?

[@ricklodestein1101]

Seeing the work he does. I highly doubt he did a bad job on that car.

[@EarlsBackYard]

I love the show I just wish mark wasn’t on there anymore or at least stop acting like a fool

[@Venetiababy1]

Rude Ahole and unfunny but he knows his stuff. I owned a "70" Dodge Challenger convertble. Loved it. Stolen in 1976.

[@middleclassretiree]

What really happened to him ? He’s a jerk and no one likes him, people love the cars but don’t really like him myself included

[@OleDirtyMacSanchez]

1970 Polera with 4 turbos (2 small turbos for the first set of gears, 2 larger turbos for the later set) on a 383 Stroker, with a modern Chargers All Wheel Drive, 😁😁

[@richardcline1337]

I had to stop watching Graveyard Carz because I just couldn't stand Mark's childish stunts anymore. There were times I even questioned his sanity!

[@carlcampbell6827]

Mark is infinitely better today than he was when the show first started; it was virtually unwatchable. All they did was squabble amongst themselves for an hour.

[@user-dq4ws9bb2x]

Mark seems to really know the cars inside out and is very fussy about how his work is done. However, his humour or attempt at it made me stop watching his show. He may think it is amusing the way he treats his cousin Doug but is a sour point with me. Another reason I stopped watching the show.

[@RSchuppe]

If Worman isn't on Psych meds he should be. I still watch the show with the sound muted. I always believed that when he starts acting like a jack a$$ that he that not taken his meds that day .

[@sunnysss2489]

The most boring car show I've seen and horrible acting by all cast ..it seems so fake

[@112477fm]

Having the pleasure on working and knowing a handful of eccentric car guys. These guys live in a different solar system and dimension. They a$$ho/e know it all additude . Thier work ethics and struggle made them that way. Dying breed of car guys most definitely