Live, Love, Wrench

Emily and Aaron agree to install new suspension parts on a friend's 1984 Grand National. The further they dig into this project, the more they learn that this powerful car is not your grandmother's Buick.

The engine in a rusty 1963 Marauder frame has been sitting outside in the elements for over a year and is now home to rust, rainwater, spiders, and sprouts. But it's not destined for the junk yard yet; Aaron and Emily are determined to bring it to life.

Emily and Aaron have noticed a problem with their camera man's trusty old F-150 - there's fluid covering the back of his rear tire. Rather than taking the truck to a shop for this repair, why not get out the tools and the camera, and shoot an episode?

Emily and Aaron have developed a soft spot for a 1984 Buick Grand National ever since they replaced its suspension. Today it's back in the shop for some brake upgrades, giving Emily and Aaron another opportunity to gain appreciation for this '80s classic.

Welcome to the shop of Emily and Aaron Reeves, a married couple who works on garage projects together while learning and laughing along the way. Today's challenge is to fit a 2017 Mustang GT with a quad-tip exhaust kit.

Aaron and Emily decide to salvage the iconic Ford 9-inch axle from the rusty frame of a 1963 Mercury so they can rebuild it for a future hot rod project. But after sitting outside in the elements, this rusty rear axle does not go quietly.

Emily and Aaron agree to find and fix a leak in their friend's beautiful 1978 Trans Am Firebird. The fact that they've never worked on a vehicle like this before is not going to stop these two - they'll just wing it.

Aaron and Emily tackle a Jeep Wrangler that is badly in need of some extra height. With a lift kit and bigger wheels and tires to install, Emily and Aaron try to get the job done in time to enjoy the perfect weather waiting for them just outside.

The BMW in the shop today seems to have encountered one problem after another due to some mismatched clutch parts. Emily and Aaron brush up on their German while pulling the transmission in hopes they can find and fix the source of these problems once and for all.

Aaron and Emily plan to tear down and rebuild the manual transmission of a 1991 Jeep YJ. Unfamiliar with this application, the pair try to keep track of how all the parts go back together.

Aaron and Emily tackle a Jeep Wrangler that is badly in need of some extra height. With a lift kit and bigger wheels and tires to install, Emily and Aaron try to get the job done in time to enjoy the perfect weather waiting for them just outside.