
Rust Valley Restorers — Season 5

He brought it back to life, a rare 1971 International Scout II, marking the start of his fifth year in business. Then, with his brothers, he set about finding a new purpose for their father’s 1964 Mercury motor.

He lived a life of contrasts: remote locales for his rock-scaling business and the distant oversight of a shop’s restoration project – a 1969 Road Runner convertible. It was a constant state of working at both ends, burning the candle at b…

He found himself in a peculiar predicament: tasked with clearing the Field of Dreams of a school bus overflowing with discarded trinkets. Richard, meanwhile, was resurrecting a forgotten era of luxury, repurposing an old trailer into pr…

He acquired a rare Hertz Shelby Mustang for his friend's brother, though its condition was questionable. The car’s damage seemed extensive, but the prospect of restoring it ignited a challenge. What began as a personal endeavor soon escalat…

Avery meticulously restored a 1928 Model A Roadster, each painstaking detail a testament to his dedication. Meanwhile, he tackled a 1941 military vehicle, both antiques presenting unique hurdles. At the racetrack, Mike sought not just victo…

Mike’s restoration of a Diamond T truck stalled, hampered by persistent frame issues. Avery’s attempts to enlist the aid of an auctioneer for downsizing their collections proved disastrous; his nervous energy spooked the man, sending him f…

Mike wrestled with a plan to swell the audience for his upcoming car show. Meanwhile, James West embarked on his most ambitious project to date: transforming a 1955 Cadillac into a 1970s-inspired Street Freak.

The relentless pace demanded by the client left Mike and his team scrambling. Avery faced a barrage of challenges: a literal hornet's nest, the weight of familial expectations, and a growing premonition of disaster as auction day approached…


