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An entrepreneur wants to open a showroom full of electric classic cars, starting with the 1971 VW Beetle. Can Moggy convert this car for a reasonable price.

Michael bought his BMW Batmobile in terrible condition and has never driven it. He asks Moggy to convert this rare vehicle into a speedy electric.

Only ninety-nine Gordon Keeble grand tourers were ever built, and now the team have the chance to create the one and only electric version. Can they pull it off.

Germany's Volkner Mobil RV can carry a compact car inside the axels! And, Oregon's Marathon Coach builds for an epic RV-trailer combo.

A Hoarder, a Van and a Plan. Chuck Palumbo and Rick Dore attempt to convince Kregg to part with his huge hoard of Corvairs. In return they promise to transform his beat-up van.

Steve and the guys work on restoring a rare '63 Toyota Stout for a client in Australia. Also, the crew works on a Corvette owned by long-time client Joe Rogan.

Steve and the team work on a '63 Chevy Nova for a new customer. Simultaneously, the crew works on a personal project: Steve's '64 Oldsmobile.

Steve transforms an abandoned '71 GTO convertible for a return client who gives him free rein. Pure Vision is revisited by an old build that needs a few quick fixes.

And I, Don't Think That Way. Steve and the crew work on Joe Rogan's '69 Nova. And, Kelly works on a car that's been in his family for generations - his father's '32 Ford Coupe.

Beau Boeckmann and the Galpin Crew resurrect a Pantera hot-rodded by Carroll Shelby for a secret project. A famous client picks up his restored '68 Charger.

The gang hits the UK's biggest car show to showcase their six favourite builds to the public. And they look back on the last 12 months at the Garage.

Jimmy deVille works on a motorsport legend, the Escort Mk2 rally car. When he finds a rust-free South African import, the team take this custom build sideways.

The team see potential in a 1980s MG sports car with an ugly rubber bumper. Using the elegant stripped back 'speedster' look, they create a radical new shape.

Henry and Fuzz head up to Yorkshire, hoping to revisit 'the one that got away'. It's a rare E-type Jaguar Rat Rod with a huge surprise under the bonnet.

The boys visit Fuzz's friend Alex and his Rover collection, but they're sidetracked by a slightly troubled British icon: the Morris Minor Splittie.

Richard ventures 2km beneath the Alps into the world's longest underground railway connection, the Brenner Base Tunnel, riding some giant machines.