Rust Valley Restorers

Rust Valley Restorers season 5 on History Canada
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Ended on November 07, 2024
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"Ideal for gearheads who love high-stakes haggling and watching eccentric personalities save classic muscle cars from the crusher."
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In the rugged foothills of the Rockies, Mike Hall attempts to turn piles of scrap into rolling gold. Rust Valley Restorers captures the grease-stained chaos of the "Field of Dreams," where ambition often outpaces the budget. The friction between Mike’s eccentric hoarding and Avery Shoaf’s blunt pragmatism fuels the drama, turning every restoration into a gamble against corrosion and time. Currently, the impact wrenches are silent following a pivotal finale, leaving the crew and the audience in limbo regarding the shop's future. With the fate of the junkyard hanging on a renewal decision, setting a tracker now is the smartest way to ensure you are in the driver's seat when the garage doors finally roll up again.
Tone: Rustic, Mechanical, Eccentric Refined: March 2026
Season: 5
# Air Date Episode Name Watched?
E1 Sep 19, 2024 Scouts Honour
E2 Sep 26, 2024 Mike M.I.A
E3 Oct 03, 2024 A Little Help from My Friends
E4 Oct 10, 2024 A Tale of Two Engines
E5 Oct 17, 2024 Time Machines
E6 Oct 24, 2024 Blind Spot
E7 Oct 31, 2024 Gold Fever
E8 Nov 07, 2024 Diamond in the Rough
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Scheduling Insights - Seasonal Series

Release Window: Late Fall / Winter

Rust Valley Restorers has maintained a steady Annual rhythm for 6 years, typically returning in November. Since its debut on History Canada in 2018, the series has served as a reliable anchor for the network car culture programming block. Mike Hall and his crew have established a consistent production cycle that generally delivers a new batch of episodes every twelve to eighteen months. While the global pandemic caused a slight shift from the initial year-end premiere window to a first-quarter slot, the show remains a high-priority asset for Corus Entertainment.

The broadcast trajectory reflects a successful transition from a local Canadian hit to an international fan favorite via streaming partnerships. Despite minor fluctuations in the specific month of release, the series has avoided long-term hiatuses, demonstrating strong logistical management behind the scenes. This reliability has allowed the brand to expand into various spin-offs and digital content while keeping the flagship restoration series on a predictable schedule for its dedicated automotive audience.

Confidence: 90% Last Refined: March 2026
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Technical Details
Network: History Canada
Seasons: 5
Years: 2018 - 2024
Genre: Documentary

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Frequently Asked Questions

Rust Valley Restorers is currently classified as a continuing series, with production cycles typically confirmed by Corus Entertainment. As of March 2026, fans are awaiting the official broadcast schedule for the next installment following the show's consistent multi-year run.

The series does not follow a strict annual schedule, often alternating between Fall premieres and Mid-Season debuts in February. While early seasons favored late-year releases, more recent cycles have shifted toward the spring or late summer months.

A standard season of the show usually consists of 8 to 12 episodes, though some mid-season orders have been as short as 6 episodes. This range allows the production to document the lengthy restoration process of multiple vintage vehicles per cycle.

The show stars Mike Hall, the eccentric owner of the restoration shop, along with his son Connor Hall and lead mechanic Avery Shoaf. Their dynamic and expertise in navigating Mike's massive collection of over 400 vintage cars drive the series forward.

The series is filmed on location in Tappen, British Columbia, which is located in the Shuswap region of the Canadian Rockies. The area earned the nickname Rust Valley because of the high concentration of classic cars abandoned in fields and lots throughout the community.

In Canada, new episodes air on the History Channel and are available for streaming on the Global TV app. International viewers can typically find previous seasons on Netflix, though there is often a significant delay before the newest episodes are added to the platform.
FAQs Updated: March 2026
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