The season kicks off with its most ambitious restoration yet: a unique 1947 Delahaye once owned by legendary Grand Prix driver Louis Chiron. Hammond and the team are tasked with not only restoring the car but also tracking down its original paint, a quest that becomes a personal mission for the former Top Gear star. This episode immediately establishes the season's theme of blending business with historical preservation.
The name of the business refers to the often-overlooked, tiny parts that make a classic car function, highlighting the meticulous detail of their work. Conclusion Richard.Hammonds.Workshop-S03-Series.3--2023-72...
