CNBC PRIME AND "THE CAR CHASERS" LAUNCH CUSTOM MUSTANG SWEEPSTAKES

Enter for a Chance to Win a 1965 Fastback Mustang Restored by "The Car Chasers"

Winner to be Announced During "The Car Chasers" Season Two Finale

ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N.J., October 18, 2013 - Need a ride? Don't miss the chance to drive away with an American classic.

Watch season two of "The Car Chasers" every Tuesday beginning October 22nd at 10PM ET/PT and 10:30PM ET/PT to get a code word and visit cnbc.com/car-sweepstakes for a chance to win a custom 1965 Mustang Fastback restored by "The Car Chasers." A new code word will be issued every week from October 22nd through the conclusion of the sweepstakes on November 20th.

In addition, visit "The Car Chasers" booth at any of the following auto shows for another chance to win: the Seattle auto show (Oct. 16 - 20) in Seattle, WA, the DFW auto show (Oct. 31-Nov. 3) in Ft. Worth, TX and the SEMA auto show (Nov. 5-8) in Las Vegas, NV. Obtain the answer to the on-site question and follow the instructions to submit your entry here.

Limit 8 entries per person or email address from now until Wednesday, November 20th. For more information about the sweepstakes and Official rules, visit: cnbc.com/car-sweepstakes.

The winner will be announced during "The Car Chasers" season two finale on Tuesday, December 10 at 10:30PM ET/PT on CNBC.

"The Car Chasers" are back for a brand new season of finding, fixing and flipping cars on Tuesday, October 22 at 10PM ET/PT & 10:30PM ET/PT with 16 original half-hour episodes. Two new episodes will air back-to-back each Tuesday.

The team from "Flat 12" in Lubbock, Texas, Jeff Allen, Meg Bailey and Perry Barndt, continue to scour the country, hunting for American muscle cars, classic hot rods and even the occasional Ferrari. Whether a car needs a total overhaul or just a little bit of TLC, their master mechanic Eric Ables, has the skills to take on just about any job. Each week, their goal is simple: buy low, sell high and maintain a steady flow of cars, customers and cash. Invest too heavily in a remodel or misread the market for a car and the "Flat 12" crew can lose a bundle. And when it comes to competition, Jeff's dad, Tom Souter, aka "Roundman," continues to be their number one rival. Profits trump bloodlines in this part of West Texas.

Visit thecarchasers.cnbc.com to go behind the scenes of season two and get a sneak peek at the all-new Flat 12. Like us on Facebook: http://facebook.com/thecarchasers, follow us on Twitter: @CNBCprimeTV and Instagram: @CNBCprime.

"The Car Chasers" is produced for CNBC by ITV Studios America in association with Leepson Bounds Entertainment and Lost Tribe Productions with Myles Reiff and David Leepson serving as executive producers. Jim Ackerman and James Bolosh are the executive producers for CNBC.

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