At Gotham Garage, the team embarks on two ambitious transformations: a 1964 Ford Thunderbird is reimagined as a genuine rocket car, while a compact vehicle receives a formidable monster truck makeover.

The team began the work on a disassembled 1970 Chevy C-10 Fleetside, their goal to improve it sufficiently to trade for a highly sought-after 1939 Zephyr body.

The crew offered a friend a significant discount on a Volkswagen Beetle hot-rod project, intending to lend a hand. Mark, however, allowed his enthusiasm to run wild, taking a T-bucket overhaul to an unexpectedly elaborate level.

A mutually agreeable exchange yielded a satisfying collection for Shawn and Mark. Meanwhile, Tony and Caveman collaborated on a 1956 Chevy truck, while Constance acquired a vintage Volkswagen microbus.

Shawn discovered an unusual solution for the bus engine, yet the search for a buyer proved difficult. Fortunately, the crew received assistance from a renowned figure in the hot-rod community.

Driven by a shared passion, the team seeks to realize childhood fantasies with Hot Wheels, hoping to acquire a rare Lincoln Futura replica in the process. Shawn endeavors to temper Mark's more impulsive tendencies.

Driven by the urgency of a deadline, the team members strive to secure a vehicle valued at six figures. For Mark, the search for a suitable work truck stirs up poignant recollections.

With the auto show looming, the team works tirelessly to finalize their ambitious restoration of a 1955 Futura. Has Gotham Garage secured a six-figure sale for this remarkable vehicle?