Shed and Buried: Classic Cars

Henry Cole and Fuzz Townshend travel to High Wycombe, where a 1960s Chrysler Imperial Crown sits awaiting rescue. Their task is to restore the classic car, a bold slice of American luxury and power, to its former glory as shown in the programme.

The show Chrysler Imperial Crown is presented as a single episode‑type programme. Its title refers directly to the classic automobile that forms the centrepiece of the broadcast, and the format is listed simply as an episode within the series catalogue. In this instalment, presenters Henry Cole and Fuzz Townshend travel to High Wycombe where a 1960s Chrysler Imperial Crown sits awaiting rescue. The pair examine the vehicle, assess its condition and set about the task of restoring it. Their efforts focus on whether the car can be brought back to life, highlighting the practical challenges involved in reviving a piece of automotive history. The episode frames the Imperial Crown as a striking example of American luxury and power from the 1960s. By posing the question of its revival, the programme invites viewers to consider the feasibility of returning such a bold, high‑performance machine to its former glory. Throughout, the narrative stays centred on the restoration attempt and the distinctive character of the car itself.