Fast N' Loud — Season 10
The team at Gas Monkey Garage is facing a fresh chapter this season, stepping up to prove the shop’s enduring strength after Aaron Kaufman's departure. Richard and his crew are diving deeper than ever into their hunt for forgotten vintage cars – those rusted relics just waiting for a second chance. This time, they’ve set their sights on an ambitious project: transforming a rare 1973 Chevy P30 Step Van into a show-stopping hot rod. Joining the effort this season are talented guest builders Big Mike Sajid and Brian Bass, who'll lend their expertise to some truly impressive builds alongside the Monkeys. Without Aaron’s familiar hand, the team is pushing themselves harder than ever to resurrect even the most neglected vehicles. But these prized finds come at a cost, and with multiple voices now shaping each build, can Richard and his crew maintain their momentum, meet those tight deadlines, and keep Gas Monkey Garage profitable?
A new chapter began at Gas Monkey Garage. Richard, with a knowing glint in his eye, entrusted the Monkeys with a pivotal project: transforming a 1973 Chevy P30 Step Van into a showstopping hot rod – their first major build without Aaron.
Without Aaron's guidance, Richard wrestled with his '65 Shelby Mustang GT, its engine stubbornly frozen. He was determined to complete the first major build, but the task proved challenging.
The Monkeys welcomed Brian Bass, a hot rodder from Dallas, as their first guest builder. Together, they embarked on a project to craft a 1960s-inspired hot rod from a 1934 Ford Coupe.
Richard leaned against the gleaming '34 Coupe, a thoughtful expression on his face. He and the builder, Brian Bass, meticulously reviewed the schedule, the lines of the car reflecting in their eyes. A proposition hung in the air: feature th…
Kurt Busch, the 2017 Daytona 500 victor, made an unexpected visit to Gas Monkey Garage. There, he and Richard Sche전자 struck a deal: Gas Monkey would build him a 1972 Pantera, specifically designed for racing against NASCAR rival Joey Logano…
The clock was ticking, a relentless measure of time against the backdrop of roaring engines and expectant crowds. A custom '72 Pantera, the culmination of countless hours of work, stood poised. It was more than just a machine; it represent…
