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Chad takes on his first build under his new banner at Hiltz Automotive; the team takes a stubborn '57 Cadillac and transforms it into a futuristic, chromed-out roadster fit for a king.
The team pulls out all the stops for a local trucker with a dream, converting a '34 Oldsmobile sedan into a one-of-a-kind, fully functioning dump truck.
The 10th annual Rockabilly Weekend car show is right around the corner, and Chad has big plans for this year's raffle car; the team races to transform a rusted-out '38 Ford into an open-motor, fenderless hotrod that's guaranteed to sell tickets.
Chad gets pushed to his limits when a local body shop owner tasks him with his first-ever motorcycle build.
Chad works on transforming a rusted-out 1971 Pinto into a European-style performance car framed in glass; with only four weeks to work and a mountain of problems facing him, Chad risks missing a deadline for the first time.
The team continues converting the rusted '71 Pinto into a European performance car despite the passed deadline; unwilling to compromise on the original vision, Chad presses on both day and night to get his creation ready.
An old-time motorhead tasks Chad with building an open-wheel race car; on a budget, Chad decides to start with an antique engine and build the car around it but getting the engine running is a tricky task that may require a miracle to achieve.
Chad's final build of the season is the centerpiece of his client's elegant New Year's Eve celebration; the hard deadline and Chad's decision to put the engine in the back has the team scrambling.
Last-minute decisions and the pressures of finishing on time are too much for Colton, leaving the short-staffed team scrambling for a victory.
Chad Hiltz builds an elegant one-of-a-kind coupe using spare parts, recycled metal, and a rusted out 1939 Studebaker Commander.
Looking to expand his business, Chad takes on a commission to build a custom 1930s-style delivery truck, starting from a discarded 1934 Desoto Airflow coupe.
Chad builds a custom bare metal truck to give away at his Rockabilly car show; with the tightest of budgets, the team builds the truck from scratch, and Chad's wild ideas keep them in overdrive.
Chad creates a space-age drag car out a station wagon; commissioned by a local eccentric to create a crowd pleasing ride, Chad and the team imagine a car suitable for space travel, with wings, in-line seating and capped off by an 18-inch bubble.
Chad races to finish his wildest creation to date, a custom dragster with a bubble top, wings and inline seating; with just hours until the promised reveal, Colton's cut rate supercharger threatens to derail the entire build.
Chad takes on an important build, an elegant 1930s speedster to debut at a charity golf tournament; using a 1935 Hupmobile, Chad builds his custom creation from scratch, hoping to drum up future work from the tournament's high-end attendees.