Misfit Garage

Thomas tracks down a rare, original 1932 Ford Tudor. As the shop plans to build it into their finest car yet, Thomas doubles down with hopes of expanding the business.

The Misfits continue working on the restoration of the vintage, 1932 Ford Tudor. Thomas throws a wrench in the plans and takes everyone to the Barrett-Jackson where he finds a 1955 Chevy hardtop to flip.

Thomas and Tom take car hunting to a whole new level by using a plane to "air pick" and search for an elusive honey hole. Instead, they purchase a 1955 Chevy Bel Air to build.

Fired Up rushes to finish the '55 Chevy Bel-Air in two weeks, but when Thomas fails to deliver a buyer, the garage's six figure pay day is thrown into jeopardy.

The guys buy back a 1952 Willys Jeep with the intention of building the ultimate off-road machine. However, with no buyer, the Misfits pull out all the stops and showcase the Jeep at Rednecks With Paychecks.

Klump returns to the Fired Up Garage to find the Jeep Willy painted the wrong color. Then, Thomas and Tom make a deal on a vintage, 1964 GTI and attempt to trick Klump into thinking they are building the vehicle.

The garage steps up their game by acquiring a rare, 1960 Ford Sunliner Convertible and a 1984 Ferrari 400i V12. However, when the bodywork goes over budget on the Sunliner, Thomas must flip the Ferrari to keep the build going.

With the 1960 Sunliner back from paint, Thomas has major reservations about its color and potential resale. Tom concocts a plan to make Fired Up Garage a household name by setting several Guinness World Records.

The crew takes on a 1967 Ford Fairlane GTA with plans of transforming it into a pro street machine. Thomas doubles down on a 1973 AMC Gremlin for Tom to make an attempt at the Guinness World Record!

Tom shoots for world record glory while the rest of the shop pushes ahead on the 1967 Fairlane build. However, when Richard makes a play to buy the garage, Fired Up's future is put in jeopardy.