Adam and the guys restore a 1956 Rocket 88 for a former Oldsmobile employee. There’s a new welder in the Mobsteel crew after Adam goes robot shopping.

Adam’s restores a 1967 Oldsmobile 98 for his frat brother on a tight budget. Ron gets the challenge of a lifetime when he’s asked to paint a 100-year-old Bi-Autogo.

The Mobsteel crew teaches Adam's teenage son how to negotiate, purchase, and restore a 1974 Dodge W100... and it turns out there's a secret client. The guys look for a fire pole to install in their new Detroit shop.

The Mobsteel crew stumbles upon a 1974 Plymouth Road Runner. It’s the perfect car for their new showroom, but work turns to play when they decide to make it a dragster. Ron’s mom swings by with a new job for her son.

Mobsteel’s newest build is a 1979 Ford Bronco – but their client is going to be tough to impress. Adam and the gang also team up with the Michigan State Police to create a hot new set of wheels and Doug gets a big surprise at the new shop.

Adam's bought himself a little more time on the 1979 Ford Bronco - but pleasing a Bronco expert's not going to be easy. As Mobsteel prepares to move into their new Detroit shop, Pam's got a big surprise for Adam.

The crew works on a 1958 Mercury Turnpike Cruiser that's seen better days. Mobsteel steps up its advertising after striking a deal with the Detroit People Mover.

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