Dirt Every Day

Fred and Dave transform their junkyard Jeep into a trail monster. To test out its new abilities, they head to the desert with some other Jeepers to discover how well it rock-crawls.

the Dirt Heads find themselves in Pennsylvania with $3,000 to spend and just three days to go from vehicle purchase to off-roading, so it's a mad scramble to find and build something fun.

Fred and Dave see just how far they can get on the Rubicon with almost stock 4x4s. Equipped with just a winch and a sense of adventure, the guys hit the trails and see how it handles.

Fred and Dave travel back to Alabama to redeem themselves against the rock-bouncing hills that destroyed their V-10 powered Rock Viper.

Fred and Dave head to Montana to rescue a farm truck. However, the 1945 Chevy truck has been modified for farm use and is made to drive backwards, making for a difficult journey through Big Sky Country.

Fred and his crew discover that Yellowstone Off-Road Racing is holding a 200 mile race on a Montana Ranch. After deciding they need to attend, they venture to Colorado to pick up a Toyota 4Runner to modify.

Fred and Dave head to a friend's ranch and discover their old van derelict and decide bring it back to the shop. The 1979 Ford van has seen better days, but the boys are determined to transform into a scratch-built ranch truck.

Fred and Dave head to Idaho and attempt to modify a high-mileage regular cab Chevy into a supercharged truck on skis with big horsepower.

In an epic 4x4 rescue, Fred and Dave head to Oregon to find a junkyard truck to take out on the dunes, however, they quickly learn that junkyard 4x4s are in the junkyard for a reason.

Fred and the crew get their hands on the new Jeep JL Wrangler, the talk of the town. Once they get their hands on one, they decide to build it extreme and stand out from the rest.

The Dirt Heads return as Fred and Dave decide to build a four-wheel-drive motorhome. Starting with a 1975 Winnebago Brave RV, the guys attempt to build a monster house on wheels.

Fred and Dave head south to experience the mud holes at Okeechobee. But first, the dirt heads must track down a big Dodge diesel mud truck on 65-inch tractor tires.

Fred and Dave decide to build a budget bouncer from a Dodge truck with a V-10 engine, calling it the "Rock Viper."