The seventh season of Texas Metal brings viewers back to the fascinating world of custom vehicle creation. Set against the backdrop of Ekstensive Metal Works, this season dives into new territory with the “Ultimate Truck Challenge” hosted by automotive enthusiast Jackson Storm. The competition puts the cast’s skills to the test across three grueling rounds, focusing on off-road capabilities, inventive design, and sheer power. As they embark on this high-stakes journey, personal challenges emerge among the team members, from Bill’s concerns about his shop’s future to Rydell’s fears as the youngest competitor, and Katie’s struggle to balance competition demands with parenthood. This season promises a mix of intense car action, laughter, and drama, showcasing the team’s relentless pursuit of excellence amidst adversity.
Length: 60m
Genre: Documentary, Reality
This Title is: Engaging and Inspirational
Texas Metal is New on Apple TV in Canada!
Trailer
Cast
- Bill Carlton
- Tim Donelson
- John Villarreal-Vega
- Heath Moore
Parental Guidance
Maturity Rating: TV-PG
The show is suitable for a general audience with parental guidance suggested for younger viewers due to automotive work and workshop environments.
Trivia
- The show features the “Ultimate Truck Challenge” in its seventh season.
- Bill Carlton is a third-generation welder leading the team at Ekstensive Metal Works.
- Season 7 marks a return to form after the show’s uncertain renewal status following Season 6.
Our Review
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Season 7 of Texas Metal maintains its high standards of quality and creativity in custom vehicle building, offering both inspiring and visually stunning transformations. The introduction of the “Ultimate Truck Challenge” adds a competitive edge, enhancing the overall entertainment value. While the show consistently delivers on the mechanical marvels, the personal challenges faced by the crew add depth and relatability. Some episodes might feel a tad predictable for long-time viewers, but the genuine passion and craftsmanship on display keep the series engaging and enjoyable.
Critic Scores
Texas Metal has received a positive review by the critics.
