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Leepu and "PitBull" have just 5 weeks to turn a beat-up '91 Caprice station wagon into a custom classic to surprise a hard-working husband. It's a race to the finish line, as Leepu breaks out his hammers, grinders and a generous amount of chrome to tame this beached whale of a wagon. "PitBull" pushes the power envelope with his most ambitious engine swap to date--but will an old boat motor even get this beast off the ground?

It's an all-out race to the finish as the guys must transform an '87 Oldsmobile Cutlass into a high-powered dragster. The stakes are high as the customer challenges PitBull to a quarter-mile race putting the price of the build and everyone's reputation on the line.

Leepu and "PitBull" have just 5 weeks to turn a beat-up '91 Caprice station wagon into a custom classic to surprise a hard-working husband. It's a race to the finish line, as Leepu breaks out his hammers, grinders and a generous amount of chrome to tame this beached whale of a wagon. "PitBull" pushes the power envelope with his most ambitious engine swap to date--but will an old boat motor even get this beast off the ground?

The guys face their toughest build yet when a customer brings them his wife's pride-and-joy, a 2002 Mustang GT convertible, without telling her. Leepu designs what he thinks will be the Mustang of the future. Meanwhile, "Pitbull" tries his hand at bartering; trading one of his motorcycles for a supercharger that could bring some serious speed to Leepu's futuristic ride.

The guys take on their first ever pickup truck, a seriously beaten up Chevy S10. Leepu sees this truck as a blank canvas and has huge plans to fully redesign it. Level-headed "Pitbull" must rein Leepu in to make sure he doesn't go against the customer's wishes. "Pitbull" also makes his boldest move yet, replacing the junk motor with a 500 horsepower engine capable of going from 0 to 60 in record time.

Leepu and "PitBull" must transform a Japanese junker into a head-turning American muscle car without breaking the bank in the process. Designer Leepu finds inspiration in an unlikely place. He cuts the roof off the car to bring his vision to life, sending the crew into a panic. "PitBull" must carefully manage the mutiny while also aiming to double the cars output using parts from the junkyard.

Leepu and "PitBull" have just four weeks to turn a rusty 1972 Ford Ranchero into a souped-up, show-stopping custom car. But this isn't your average build. The finished ride will be unveiled at the prestigious New York Auto Show. It's all hands on deck at the garage, as Leepu hammers away on one of his most ambitious designs to date, an American muscle car for the ages.

Master mechanic Steve "PitBull" and world renowned Bangladeshi car designer Leepu go up against a beat up 1981 Camaro. Can they transform this hunk of junk into an affordable one-of-kind custom car capable of turning heads and burning rubber? Leepu's vision for the car and his old-school process for shaping it, have the guys at the garage questioning whether this business can even get off the ground.