Rides with Jay Thomas

We take a trip out to western North Dakota to check out a beautiful 1932 Ford that could only be had through years of searching the obituaries...wait until you hear this story. We also meet up with Alec Heesch to see his Buick LeSabre that's been transformed into a high flying, mudding machine. And we'll bring you to a garage packed full of gems from years gone by.

We found a garage full of classic Fords in western North Dakota...wait until you see these beauties. We also catch up with the Cass County Sheriff's Department and take a ride on a high horsepower Panther airboat. Later in the show, we get the low down on a road warrior Ram truck with almost 775,000 miles on it. And if you like old signs, then we found the perfect garage for you.

We check out a nationally known car called "Mischief." Don Heidt worked with Dave Kindig to build this one of a kind 1952 Pontiac Chieftain. Jay also hops in a 1971 Chevy C10 gasser truck that's like taking a carnival ride. And if all of that isn't enough for you, we found a collection housed in an amazing garage that has something for every kind of collector

We check out a stellar collection of Mopars, all from 1970. Jay also meets up with Brian Mahoney to see his 1955 Harley Davidson KHK. And we've got a special ride called the "Krump Truck" that's part Pontiac, part Chevrolet truck and chock-full of family stories and heirlooms. And if vintage Arctic Cat snowmobiles or old oil cans are your thing, we found the perfect garage for you.

We check out a 1965 Chevy Impala station wagon that's been in the same family since day one. We also run through a GTO with 40 plus years worth of stories behind it. And we found a beast of a truck in western North Dakota called "Frankenstein" and you're going to see why. And if your drink of choice is Coke, then we found the perfect garage for you...filled with all the Coke classics.

We check out a 1948 Winter's Dream 4000. This contraption is part airplane, part snow sled, and part airboat and was built and manufactured in North Dakota and boy does Loren Machart have some stories to tell about this Aero Sled. We also let the top down on a 1958 Ford Fairlane 500 Skyliner. The engineering behind this car will blow you away.

We take a look at a 1961 Econoline built by a 17-year-old. We also check out a 1968 Chevelle SS resto-mod that was rebuilt from top to bottom. You can find a lot of cool rides while tailgating and we found a bus that's the perfect rig for the road warrior football fan.

We take a look at a 4 door 1960 Chevy Nomad. We also take you back to mob times to hear about the legend of a special 1931 Auburn. Pontiac fans, we found a pristine Trans Am from 1978 that looks like it just rolled off the factory floor. And on this week's What's In Your Garage we check out a space that's perfect for making meat and mingling with friends.

We take a look at Don Heidt's collection of cars in western North Dakota. We also rev up the engine on a 1955 Chevy and only two words are needed to describe this gasser, Holey Hell. It's probably safe to say you've never seen a hot rod ice cream truck serving up cold treats quite like the one we found in southeast North Dakota.

We take a look at one of the finest 1958 Corvettes in the country. We also check out a banker's hot rod from the 1950s, a rare Chrysler 300D. If you're into rat rods, then boy did we find one mean 1929 Ford made with some spare racing parts. And on this episode of What's In Your Garage, we check out a garage filled with dozens of cars, gas and oil memorabilia and so much more.

We head to the Rochester Minnesota area in search of some sweet Rides. You're gonna see a 1940 Chevy that absolutely shines sitting outside. We're gonna take a look at a couple of Chevy's from the 1950s that are the perfect pair of cruisers for one husband and wife. And we also check out a 1933 Plymouth called the "Rumble Coupe" and the one of a kind garage that it gets to call home.