Mark Worman is the name of a famous American car enthusiast, who is widely recognized for his appearance on the motor show Graveyard Carz. The show focuses on revamping 1960’s and 70’s dead automobiles back to life.
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Mark was born in Springfield, Oregon. So he is an American by his nationality and belongs to white ethnicity. His childhood is not a happy childhood like others. He was raised by a single mother. His father died due to cancer when he was just 15 years old child.
Mark hated going to school so, he dropped out of Springfield Junior High school. Later he went to Lane Community College for his high school course. Afterward, he received his graduate degree with honors. What’s more, for a man that appears to have everything continuing one of his greatest life achievements.
During his living hood in Spring field, he would spend hours reading the car magazines. This fanatic got his first car 70’s Dodge Charger with a 383 two-barrel and the color FK5 Burnt Orange at the age of 16.
Mark Worman Profile
- Real Name: Mark Worman
- Date of Birth: August 21, 1962
- Place of Birth: Springfield, Oregon
- Nationality: American
- Child: Allysa Rose
- Famous for: his appearance on the motor show Graveyard Carz.
Mark Worman Career
Worman earned fame for resurrecting the old car in the automotive world. He is also recognized as Mopar Guru with few able to compete with his work. Mark made a colossal earning from his directional role in 2011’s Automobile show titled Graveyard Carz. He chose to be the producer of a short movie Trinket (2014) which also increased his wealth. Mark also acted in Ted Lin’s directorial venture, LA Business Today in 2011 that first aired in 2008.
Graveyard Carz
Graveyard Carz is an American automotive reality TV show made on location in Springfield, Oregon that restores the late 1960s/early 1970s Mopar muscle cars. All filming is done at Welby’s Car Care Center in Springfield, Oregon. The weekly episodes are full of goofiness and light heart humor while bringing old classic Mopar’s back from the dead. Hence the show’s title, Graveyard Carz.
Worman has gained a reputation in the automotive world for resurrecting classic Mopars. He started with his small, three-bay auto shop in 1985. He retains the position of CEO and owner of The Division, his film and television production company. Keeping all creative control but does frequently listen to production suggestions from the Velocity/Motortrend team. The first four seasons of Graveyard Carz featured Mark Worman, Royal Yoakum, Josh Rose, and Daren Kirkpatrick.
The episode outline of the show is of automobile restoration and body shop that focuses mainly on the late sixties to early 70s Chrysler Mopar cars. Representing weekly that he has a passion, obsession, and perfection for the work that his shop does. His daughter Allysa Rose 26, started as part of the show in the first season but took hiatus from the second and third.
However, then being resurrected in the fourth season along with her dad and Will Scott, who is the main car painter taking on many Mopar challenges and tasks as they restore the vehicles. The cast of the show Mark Worman, Royal Yoakum, Josh Rose, Daren Kirkpatrick, David Rea, and Holly Chester (since departed) are referred to as (The Ghouls). Staying consistent with the show’s premise and theme of Graveyard Carz.
Mark Worman Net worth
He has earned most of his net worth from the production company that he started back in October 2007. His remunerative paycheck is elevated from his work as a director, producer as well as actor in various reality series.
He made a colossal earning from his directional role in 2011’s Automobile show titled Graveyard Carz. Worman has an estimated account of his net worth as of now is $2 million which has made his career successful.
Daughter Allysa Rose
Allysa has been interested in cars since her childhood. Rose was about ten years old when she used to work in her father’s car garage. She is the daughter of Mark Worman, the director and founder of the reality Television show Graveyard Carz.
In June 2012, she got a chance to appear in the Tv series called Graveyard Car. This hit TV sequence occurred when they restore the late ‘60s and early ‘70s muscle cars. The series was created by Alyssa’s father Mark Warman and produced by The Division. During the series, she has a chance to collaborate with people such as Royal Yoakum, Josh Rose, and Daren Kirkpatrick. Later on, Holly Chedester and Will Scott joined the cast as well.
This show had six episodes ending in July of the same year. The second season premiered in January of the following year and featured 13 episodes while its third season premiered on 7 January 2014. The show is filmed in Springfield, Oregon. The show’s twelve seasons started telecasting on May 26, 2020, and The show is filmed in Springfield, Oregon.
6 Facts On Mark Worman That Might Surprise You!
- Mark and his production team are working in the company for more than a decade, specializing in reality television production.
- He accumulates the primary portion of his earnings from the Oregon-based production company that he started back in October 2007.
- His first car was a 70’s Dodge Charger with a 383 two barrel, and the colour as FK5 Burnt Orange at the age of 16 which he bought from an individual.
- Worman was raised under the shadow of his mother, Ruby Worman after he lost his father to cancer at the age of 12.
- The father-daughter pair was seen in the Auto reality series Graveyard Carz.
- Mark is 1.79 m (5’ 9”) in height and weighs around 215 lbs.
- He always read books involving vehicles, and this knowledge and enthusiasm helped him set up Welby’s Car Care Center in 1985.
