Is Texas Metal Rusting Out?
So, let’s talk about the burning question on every gearhead’s lips: Will there be more Texas Metal? It’s like waiting for your favorite taco joint to reopen after a mysterious closure – you’re craving it, but you’re not sure if it’s gonna happen.
We’ve seen Bill Carlton and the Extenisive crew turn rusty hulks into rolling masterpieces, and we’ve watched them deal with more drama than a Kardashian family reunion. But now, the show seems to have taken a detour into the Bermuda Triangle of television.
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The Great Texas Metal Mystery
One theory is that they’re busy building a time machine to bring back the glory days of chrome and carburetors. Another is that they're all secretly competing in a real-life BattleBots tournament. Or maybe they’re just really good at hiding from the paparazzi.
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Whatever the case, the silence is deafening. It's like waiting for your ex to text back – you know it's probably not going to happen, but a tiny part of you still holds out hope.
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What We Know (Or Think We Know)
- Season 7 is a thing: This is the good news. We've got some fresh episodes to binge-watch. But is that the end of the road?
- Loud and Lifted: This spin-off is keeping the Texas Metal spirit alive, but it's not the same without Bill and the gang.
- The Crew is Still Around: Social media suggests that the Extenisive team is still kicking around, so there’s a chance for a comeback.
How to Handle the Texas Metal Withdrawal
If you're experiencing severe symptoms of Texas Metal withdrawal, here are a few tips:
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- How to build your own custom ride: Start small. Maybe a go-kart?
- How to find other car shows: There's more to life than Texas Metal.
- How to binge-watch old episodes: Because sometimes, old is gold.
- How to support the crew: Buy some Extenisive merch or follow them on social media.
- How to cope: Accept that all good things must come to an end (or at least take a break).
So, while we wait for the Texas Metal engine to roar back to life, let's keep our fingers crossed and our hopes high. And remember, there's always the option of starting your own reality show about restoring classic cars. You never know, you might be the next Bill Carlton.
Do you think Texas Metal will return? Share your theories and hopes in the comments!
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