Steve Pazmany and the team build a surprise Chevy C-10 for a young man's 21st birthday, but pulling this off before the candles go out will be a trick in and of itself.
Steve brings a broken-down '66 Mustang into the shop with some ambitious ideas, but Bird intervenes quickly and tries to talk him in another direction.
Internet model and singer, Laci Kay Somers, has a new Lamborghini, and she wants to add something that will make a statement; Steve gets his team to work its magic.
Steve finds the perfect '85 Buick Grand National and has a crazy idea to put an LS engine in it, although everyone tries to talk him out of it.
Steve has a client that wants a lowered C-10 pickup. He finds a C-10 pickup on the side of the road, but this one is going to need a ton of work. Can Steve and his legendary team bring this beauty back to life, or should they have kept it abandoned?
Steve's friend Armen wants a Monte Carlo G-body. Steve doesn't like saying no so he'll work to make it happen. He also finds some quality time with Bird as they take a trip to see one of the most amazing car collections in the world!
Prince Jackson, Steve's biggest client to date, asks Steve to fix up his Ford F150 Raptor truck that is in rough shape from daily use and desert off-roading.
Pete Pazmany Sr.'s 1966 Mustang needs a tune up and Steve is happy to help his father, but Steve also sneaks away his late Uncle Joe's Ram 2500 truck, hoping to surprise his family with two major builds.
Steve is called to fix up Monty's Steakhouse owner Mike Levine's Willys Jeep; this World War II era inspired vehicle has seen a lot of action, but master mechanic Uncle Bird has the right key for this job to return this ride to its former glory.
Adrienne AJ Janic pops by the Fully Torqued shop to get her 67 GTO, famously known from her calendar shoot, the super remodel treatment.
Steve has a client who wants to power up his C10 truck for his wife and turn it into the meanest and loudest grocery-getter in the neighbourhood.
Steve's friend and co-worker Mike Laker brings his '66 Impala to Uncle Bird's. His daughter Mary has big plans to polish and upgrade the Impala, because someday it will be hers.
Steve visits Black Star Music Studio where his pal Ali has a 65 Impala that could use a rebuild and remix. That's music to his ears as Steve brings in Chip Foose to design the new look.
It's the 60th Anniversary for Big O Tires, and on the big occasion, Steve and Uncle Bird are trusted to fix up the company's prized 62 Thunderbird for their big scholarship charity raffle.
Client Eddie and Ashley want to retro fit their Bronco; Steve calls on Armada Engineering to build a one of kind chassis, Chip Foose to give it a modern flair, and Action Vehicle Engineering to build it all together.
Steve finds the perfect 57 3200 Chevy Truck for his friend, Amanda; she wants a family truck for the cruises to the beach, but wants to ride in comfort and style.
Steve's car restoration business continues to expand as he invests in a warehouse for some much-needed space; MMA referee Herb Dean has some more work for them.
Steve's got more than one Chevy on his hands and both need more horsepower -- a '66 Impala and a '61 Biscayne; he and Bird are not ones to shy away from burnouts, so they're the ones for the job; Poo Bear swings by to discuss a business proposition.
Steve's got multiple Mustangs on his hands; NFL linebacker, Eric Kendricks, has a Fox Body he needs some work done on, and Steve wants to help a friend by selling his tricked-out Shelby GT500; Steve and Joe run into a problem on his '64 mustang.
Steve is dying to do some nasty burnouts fast and furious style in a 71 Challenger; he also has a Dodge Dart to fix up that Bird actually likes; Barret Jackson co-host, April Rose joins Steve to check out a one-of-a-kind car collection.
Steve joins forces with Rob Kardashian to fix up a Grand Prix that Bird calls a rust bucket; it will take a ton of work from the team, but it's for charity, so it's worth it; Steve also learns how to drift with pro driver Josh Robinson.
Steve can finally finish up the 66 Scout and does a one-of-a-kind mod to a horse trailer; he also gets to follow his passion of becoming a race car driver and meet with Indy car team owner, Don Cusick.
While Steve gets ready to throw a "bearthday" party with Poo Bear for the community, he has a surprise in store for Bird and his Ford Ranger; Steve takes on the challenge of putting an exhaust on the new electric Ford Lighting.
Steve's got a monster on his hands with this one. His friend, skateboarder and director, Erik Bragg, drops off his El Camino to make it a one-of-a-kind camera car. NFL linebacker, Cassius Marsh, brings Steve his dad's Continental for some updates.
Steve's client Chris has a TransAm that's being turned into a resto-mod; Bird gets to work on one of his prized possessions, and Steve throws the first annual Fully Torqued Car Show with some help from Prince Jackson.
Steve gets to work on what will be the ultimate Chevy Scottsdale. Will this truck survive the most rigorous conditions? Iconic designer, Nick Tershey swings by to discuss a Fully Torqued clothing line!
Steve has two Broncos on his hands; with one Bronco for the Big O Tires Scholarship Fund and another for friend Don Cusick, his plate is full; special guest Herb Dean stops by to invite Steve to his proving grounds event.
Steve gets his friend's '88 Jeep Wrangler ready for the summer, but first he has to figure out how to get it out of gear; fashion model Stefani Somers calls Steve for an intriguing project; legendary MMA referee Herb Dean puts on a proving grounds event with some hard-hitting action and with the best up and coming fighters in L.A.
Fashion model Stefani Somers has a Tesla that needs a makeover. Bird has an addiction and can't stop buying old Ford Rangers. And Steve heads down to Thermal for some racing.
NFL linebacker, Cassius Marsh, comes by to tackle a new venture with Steve; a son enlists Steve and Bird's help to rebuild a '62 Galaxie for the best reason, a surprise for his dad.
Iconic Shoe designer, Dominic Ciambrone, AKA the Shoe Surgeon, brings Steve a beat up El Camino that Bird doesn't even want to touch.
Iconic clothing designer Nick Tershey brings in three badass Chevelles, and a 1967 Corvette that needs a lot of love; Steve heads down to Thermal Club for some exclusive access at an Indycar Race.
Steve works on two Fords, a '61 F100 for Ray Vanderbilt, and his own F350 Tow Truck.
Bird works on a '57 Lincoln Premiere; Steve does some upgrades to his SRT-10; Nick Tershay is back.
Heavy Metal drummer, Tim Yeung, brings in his '56 Chevy 3100 for a whole new drivetrain.
Steve gets started on a fully-gutted '69 Pontiac firebird for client John Gramola.
