When Carlos buys a '68 Mustang convertible, he anticipates an easy build, but it quickly turns out to be anything but. Carlos luckily finds a buyer, but he wants a Shelby tribute Mustang, which is nothing like what Carlos and the crew had in mind.

Fired Up Garage goes to work on a ’67 Chevelle. The team also enters a demolition derby for publicity, running into former co-workers of the shop they were all fired from by Richard Rawlings and who they later find out is their new shop landlord.

'Fired Up Garage' struggles to deal with landlord Richard Rawlings, as well as the completion of their first major build. Will theamazing ’67 Chevelle redo put Fired Up Garage on the map, ready to go toe-to-toe with Richard and Gas Monkey Garage.

Thomas makes a profit flipping a car Richard turned his nose up at. Meanwhile, Thomas & Scot pick up solid a ’57 Chevy for their next build. Later, the shop is threatened when a tree falls on it, ruining their office and crushing a customer’s truck.

Richard surprises FU garage with a rundown trailer as a replacement office. Scot has a buyer for the ’57 gasser & gives the crew a two-week deadline, but things come to a halt after Thomas builds an engine that’s unacceptable with the other partners.

The Misfits open house is shut down by Richard Rawlings.Thomas picks up a rare Ford Torino Cobra. Up a creek without a project car, the team hastily buys a ’65 Mustang fastback . Meanwhile, Thomas finds a ’69 Barracuda that he allows Tom to fix.

The Mustang comes back from paint and the guys get to work. A trip to Gas Monkey to use a tool costs them extra money when Richard catches them and invoices them. Things take a bigger turn for the worst when Soupbone gets white paint on the hood.

Thomas flips two classic cars that turn a quick profit: a ’53 Mercury and a ’58 Fairlane. Thomas and Scot pick up a ’65 Chevy Nova that Scot’s dad did all the engine work on, but Corbett goes rogue and paints the car charcoal grey instead of white.

Moving forward after a surprise on the paint job, the Misfits hit a bump in the road when the axel they chopped and fabricated isn’t the right size. Thomas lands a ’31 dodge rat rod he turns for profit. Scot’s dad visits to tune the '65 Nova motor.

Thomas and Scot roll into FU with their first truck project, but disaster strikes when Scot and Austin pick up the newly painted ‘69 Chevy cab and bed. Thomas must decide whether he wants to build up a ‘59 Oldsmobile, or keep as an original relic.

FU Garage must deal with the aftermath of the demolished ’69 Chevy Pickup . Jordan and Tom look for a replacement cab, while Thomas tries to flip a ’59 Oldsmobile to deal with the unforeseen costs.

Thomas brings home a rusted ’67 Camaro that the entire team is excited to get to work on, except for Scot and Austin. As the garage keeps busy repairing the Camaro, Scot refuses to work on something he believes won’t make any money.

In the wake of Scot and Austin quitting the garage, the Fired Up guys call on friends and family to help prep and repair the '67 Camaro. Meanwhile, Thomas and Tom have their eye on ‘73 Firebird.

Tom and Thomas purchase a ‘31 Ford Model A frame. Since the car is basically just a shell, they’ll need new doors and lots of parts in order to build it out. Meanwhile, Jordan suggests they take a look at a ‘71 Cuda. Thomas also flips a ‘68 Mustang.

The guys continue building the ‘71 Cuda but run into several fitting issues. The Fired Up Garage future also hangs by a thread, when they can’t get the ’71 Cuda engine running — potentially denying them their largest payday.

The ‘31 Ford build has been at a stand still until the necessary parts finally arrive and the build can move forward, but a wiring mistake from Kevin almost burns the car to ground . Thomas purchases another ‘71 Cuda, but this time from Richard.