In The Garage

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.

The guys at OCC try to build the first bike powered by natural gas; Paul Jr. is trying to get his new company off the ground; Mikey questions his role at Orange County Choppers and his relationship with his father.

The guys at OCC try to build the first bike powered by natural gas; Paul Jr. is trying to get his new company off the ground; Mikey questions his role at Orange County Choppers and his relationship with his father.

Staffing shortages around the shop have the crew scrambling.

Manpower issues plague the shop, and company demands push JQ to the limit; the team takes on a new project.

The guys head to Howe Caverns in New York state to face their fears and explore caves; Paul Jr. continues to work as a consultant at OCC while setting his sights on his own projects outside the shop.

OCC expands its business by partnering with Ducati to put the guys' unique spin on one of the Italian maker's bikes; preparation for a four-day celebration of OCC's 10th anniversary.

After Jon Gosselin of TLC's "Jon & Kate Plus 8" commissions OCC to build him a bike, the Teutuls travel to the Gosselin home for research.

OCC is hired to build a bike for the Abu Dhabi police department; Sr. travels to the Middle East in an attempt to expand OCC's international reach.

The guys at OCC try to build the first bike powered by natural gas; Paul Jr. is trying to get his new company off the ground; Mikey questions his role at Orange County Choppers and his relationship with his father.

A miscommunication leads the crew to restart the Blackhawks bike from scratch; Senior rushes his dog to the emergency room.

The guys at OCC try to build the first bike powered by natural gas; Paul Jr. is trying to get his new company off the ground; Mikey questions his role at Orange County Choppers and his relationship with his father.

PJD continues with the Carolina Carports bike; Senior sees a therapist; Junior unveils his bike.

Senior and Junior are invited to Jason's wedding; OCC unveils the Hair Club bike in front of a crowd.

Lee returns and discusses Senior's relationships with his sons.

Jesse James doesn't hesitate to send vulgar cakes to OCC and PJD when a three-way build-off is announced; Junior shows the biggest build he's ever done at Ground Zero in New York City; OCC works on two bikes.

A recap of some of the best pranks include an air-gun at OCC headquarters, scooter jousting and helicopter drops.

Junior celebrates his big win while filling an overseas order; Senior puts his focus toward the future.

Senior feels abandoned as he deals with the loss of his mother; PJD begins a build for One Call Concepts; OCC unveils a gold bike for Donald Trump.