Monster Garage

Jesse James has long dreamed of racing the Baja 1000. In part one of this two part episode, Jesse has a team of ten top off-road builders to help him make a Trophy Truck capable of running the most legendary of all desert races.

Part two of this episode covers the race itself. During 24 straight hours of driving, day and night, through Baja California's haunting and desolate terrain, Jesse and his Monster only have one goal: finishing alive.

A crew of students at the Texas School for the Deaf gets a surprise visit from Jesse James, and the chance to build a rat rod during a week of after-school shop class.

Five other little people join Body Drop and Jesse on this build - to customize and slam a mini-truck.

Robert Groves High School Career Academy gets a visit from Jesse James. He's brought the frame and body of a junior dragster, and these mechanics-in-training have a week to transform a few boxes of parts into a dialed-in, super-sleek racing machine.

Mamma mia! Jesse James and his crew of Italian-Americans, cook up the world's fastest (and only) pasta making European import. They turn a 1981 308 GTSi into a kitchen on wheels which proves a tougher task than any of these wise guys ever imagined.

Jesse ventures out onto thin ice! The goal: to make a ferociously fast racing vehicle capable of taking on the experts at the International Ice Racing Association championships in Saint Paul Minnesota.

Watts up? Jesse James and a motley crew of electric vehicle experts set their sites on a battery-powered car. But in the Monster Garage, nothing's ordinary.

Part one in the series finale has an over-the-top All-Star team of fabricators, welders, engine guys, and automotive wizards turn your Mom's old station wagon into a no-holds barred Monster magnificence.

In part two, of the series finale, the All-Star team of automotive wizards put their finishing touches on the Garage's final Monster.