"Fired Up Garage" goes to work on a ’67 Chevelle. The team also enters a demolition derby for publicity, running into former co-workers of the shop they were all fired from by Richard Rawlings and who they later find out is their new shop landlord.
'Fired Up Garage' struggles to deal with 'landlord' Richard Rawlings, as well as the completion of their first major build. Will theamazing ’67 Chevelle redo put "Fired Up Garage” on the map, ready to go toe-to-toe with Richard and “Gas Monkey Garage.”
A 1957 Chevy is customized.
Richard surprises FU garage with a rundown trailer as a replacement office. Scot has a buyer for the ’57 gasser and gives the crew a two-week deadline, but things come to a halt after Thomas builds an engine that’s unacceptable with the other partners.
The Misfits open house is shut down by Richard Rawlings.Thomas picks up a rare Ford Torino Cobra. Up a creek without a project car, the team hastily buys a ’65 Mustang fastback . Meanwhile, Thomas finds a ’69 Barracuda that he allows Tom to fix.
The mustang comes back from paint and the guys get to work. A trip to Gas Monkey to use a tool costs them extra money when Richard catches them and invoices them. Things take a bigger turn for the worst when Soup-bone gets white paint on the hood.
Thomas flips two classic cars that turn a quick profit: a ’53 Mercury and a ’58 Ford Fairlane. Thomas and Scot pick up a’65 Chevy Nova that Scot’s dad did all the engine work on, but Corbett goes rogue and paints the car charcoal grey instead of white.
Scot recovers from Corbett's surprise paint job.
Part 1 of 2.The guys attempt a truck project but run into major setbacks with the cab and bed. Later, Thomas makes a decision about a '59 Oldsmobile.
The garage must deal with the aftermath of the demolished '69 Chevy pickup; Jordan and Tom search for a replacement cab; Thomas tries to flip a '59 Oldsmobile.
A '67 Camaro is brought into the garage to restore creating tension between some of the team members.
With Scot and Austin having quit, the guys call on friends and family to help with the Camaro; Thomas and Tom consider a '73 Firebird.
Tom and Thomas purchase a '31 Ford Model A frame. Since the car is basically just a shell, they'll need new doors and lots of parts in order to build it out. Meanwhile, Jordan suggests they take a look at a '71 Cuda. Thomas also flips a '68 Mustang.
While the guys work on tearing down the '71 Cuda, Scot and Austin arrive to see if they Fired Up guys need any assistance, since they've got two big projects on their hands. Thomas and Tom flip a '51 Chevy truck. Tom also says goodbye to Little Richard.
A problem with an engine could put the crew's biggest payday in jeopardy.
The '31 Ford build has been at a stand still until the necessary parts finally arrive and the build can move forward, but a wiring mistake from Kevin almost burns the car to ground . Thomas purchases another '71 Cuda, but this time from Richard.
The guys buy a '69 Plymouth Satellite to turn it into a racer with a 750-hp big block 440 engine; Thomas Weeks buys a '32 Ford Five-Window Body and flips it for a quick profit.
After tempers flare, the Garage team finish the 1969 Plymouth Satellite.
A '71 Pontiac GTO with a rusted body is bought. Later, Thomas and the team buy a '41 Ford for their next build.
Thomas buys a food truck to kick-start the dream of a garage empire.
The team bag a bargain on a '57 Corvette and the Fired Up Garage rebuilds a '56 Ford truck.
Soup Bone ends up paying the price for some late parts. The Misfits manage to finish the '57 Corvette.
The guys work on on Sue Yu-Lan Martin's '56 Ford truck.
Thomas and Tom find a rusted but original '67 Chevelle. Also, Sue brings Richard Rawlings to help with her '56 Ford truck.
The crew is faced with a dilemma after all their tools are stolen.
The crew realizes what's at stake as the Galaxie faces the auction block.
A rusty 1961 Ford Econoline is worked on. Later, Tom searches for a famous Mexican Luchador named Blue Demon Jr.
Actor Danny Trejo considers buying the Econoline. Later, Tom talks to a legendary Latino wrestler.
Thomas and Tom bring home a 1940 Ford Tudor sedan from Dawsonville, GA.
Josh, Klump and Kevin continue to work on the restoration of the vintage '40 Ford Moonshine Runner. However, Klump gets hot under the collar and threatens to leave the entire build. Thomas buys a '60 Cadillac from his high school sweetheart.
Thomas and Tom acquire a 1959 Chevy El Camino, but the car's poor condition gives John Klump second thoughts about the build.
Thomas surprises Klump with an offer to become a partner at FUG and adds two extra cars to the garage's inventory; problems arise on the El Camino build.
Thomas tracks down a rare original 1932 Ford Tudor, which he intends to renovate and sell in order to sponsor a successful bull rider in the Season 5 premiere.
The Misfits continue to work on the restoration of their vintage '32 Ford. Thomas throws a wrench in the plans and decides to take the car and the Misfits to the Barrett-Jackson all expenses paid.
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 find and buy a 55' 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 circumvent Thomas and buy back a 1952 Willys Jeep previously flipped with the intention of building the ultimate off-road machine! With no buyer, the misfits pull out all the stops and decide to showcase the Jeep at "Rednecks with Paychecks."
John Klump returns to the Fired Up Garage with the Jeep Willy's painted the wrong color. Thomas and Tom make a deal on a vintage sixty-four GTI then attempt to trick Klump into thinking they are building the vehicle
The garage steps up their game by acquiring both a 1960 Ford Sunliner Convertible and a 1984 Ferrari 400i V12, but when the bodywork goes over budget and over schedule on the Sunliner, Thomas must flip the Ferrari to keep the build going.
With the '60 Sunliner back from paint, Thomas has major reservations about it's color and potential resale while Tom concocts a plan to make Fired Up Garage a household name by setting several Guinness World Records.
Fired Up takes on a '67 Ford Fairlane GTA with plans of transforming into a Pro Street machine while Thomas doubles down on a '73 AMC Gremlin for Tom to make an attempt at the Guinness World Record for most number of donuts in a car!
Tom aims for World Record glory as the rest of the shop works on the Fairlane build. When Richard attempts to buy the garage, Fired Up is in jeopardy!
The mechanics from Fired Up Garage are ready to rumble, when they get wind Richard Rawlings and the Street Racers from the 405 are holding a rematch. The Misfits challenge Farmtruck and AZN to an all out 30 lap, three-driver road course race.
Fired Up gets fueled up, fired up and just plain fired.
After a successful year of profitable builds and winning Mega Race, the Misfits are ready for their next project: a rare 2WD 1978 Blazer. But after one of their longtime partners decides to leave the shop, the Misfits might have run into a tough roadblock
After Richard Rawlings blocks Fired Up Garage from entering the Lone Star Throwdown truck show, they must race to finish their build in order to find a buyer. But will a mountain of mismatched aftermarket parts bring this garage to its knees?
Thomas finds a rare, yet pristine '68 AMC AMX and with only thousands of this car ever made, finding parts for this American Motor Experimental car proves to make this one of the most difficult builds yet!
With trying to put the 1968 AMC AMX engine and transmission together, the mechanics find themselves in a circus of misfit parts and process. Will the guys be able to find their way through wires and misfires?
When Thomas finds a 70 ½ Camaro on the side of the road, he has to face down a young owner who drives a hard bargain. After a tough negotiation, the Fired Up Garage team takes the Camaro home, and they cannot believe their good fortune.
After Tom comes through in a blockbuster way by having Chris Pratt, star of JURASSIC WORLD: FALLEN KINGDOM, request a custom dinosaur themed motorcycle, FIRED UP Garage finally has the chance to prove to the world that they've made it big!
Thomas gets his hands dirty when he and the gang find a '61 Morris Minor hidden in a pile of dirt and lumber, and the Misfits get to work putting some American swagger on this vintage British car.
With a deadline looming, the boys of FIRED UP Garage are looking to finish building their first ever foreign import: a 1961 Morris Minor. Meanwhile, Thomas has found the crown-jewel of any car enthusiast's collection: a 1932 Ford Model A Roadster.
Fired Up Garage has gotten their hands on a 1964 GMC Truck, a vehicle known for being the preferred choice of the blue-collar American workforce. However, problems arise immediately when John Klump and his crew begin to work on the tough truck.
It's all hands on deck for the completion of the '64 GMC Truck and the mechanics of FIRED UP have their hands full! John Klump and his team deal parts issues and Richard Rawlings stops by the shop for money from "Tom Weight Loss" wager.
The Misfits' latest challenge is to take a 1927 Ford Model T coup and turn it into their own unique take on a classic hot rod known as the T Bucket. Thomas nets the garage a nice profit when he buys a '69 Corvette.
After the "bucket" for the Misfits' classic T Bucket hot rod build comes back from paint in a vibrant shade of yellow, the guys mount the body onto the chassis and John decides to tackle the wiring. Will the Misfits win their race with Richard Rawlings?
