Discovery Turbo TV

Steve returns to Tuner's Auto Wrecking, looking for more treasures to uncover in a time capsule, finding a generational lineup of Rancheros; Steve hopes to find something he can offer to David Freiburger and Mike Finnegan.

Steve tracks down several project cars in Shelby, North Carolina; he follows the history of the General Motors muscle cars hoping to piece together the clues to find a 1964 GTO that had been left for dead.

Steve compares two workhouse vehicles, a 1952 Chrysler Crown limousine and a 1957 Chevy station wagon, and two high power cars, a 165 Chevy Malibu and a 1971 Plymouth Road Runner, contrasting what is built for work and what is built for play.

At Desert Valley Auto Parts in Arizona; uncovering Chevy's first all-coil-spring suspension passenger car, a 1958 Del Ray.

Steve covers the history of the Dodge Super Bees and Plymouth Road Runners and what made them popular before scouring a private scrapyard in New Hampshire to find the last of these vehicles.

Steve explores how AMC transitioned from making basic, economical vehicles to building exciting muscle cars in the 1960s; he dives into a '50 Nash Airflyte, a '64 Rambler American 440 convertible and a '69 Javelin along the way.

Steve visits Cadillac King; a '68 Fleetwood; a '75 Calais six-door limo; a '79 Seville Milan roadster; a '93 Allante.