Runs Good

Dan, Shea and Aaron buy a Fox-body Mustang drag project that was halfway through a turbocharged LS heart transplant. With their eyes set on 700+ horsepower, they attempt to finish it within five days for a local run-what-ya-brung event.

Dan, Shea and Aaron buy a stripped-out Mini, with a goal to completely transform it into a fully fledged spec car in only four days. Because the boys don't like to lose, they scheme to add an illegal nitrous bottle and disguise it as a fire extinguisher.

Dan, Shea and Aaron investigate an intriguing listing about a $3,250 Jeep Comanche. It's already been lifted, has an impressive back cage, and allegedly "runs good," despite the fact that it doesn't have a gas tank and can't be turned over.

This Subaru Legacy already had a lift kit, roof rack and bash bar installed, but the owner couldn't sort out why it wouldn't turn over after some at-home maintenance. The guys attempt to resuscitate the project while adding some overlanding goodies.

Dan, Shea and Aaron take a short train ride to Santa Fe, New Mexico, to look at a Chevy Silverado 2500 that has an LS transplant. The previous owner wanted to turn it into a Sunday cruiser, but couldn't sort out why it would randomly shift into neutral.

In the season finale, Dan, Shea and Aaron fly to Grand Junction, Colorado, to investigate a listing about a Nissan Skyline GTS-t drift project. In only three days, the guys completely transform this stalled project into a legendary drift missile.