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		American Hot Rod: '32 Hi-Boy Roadster American Hot Rod takes a close-up view of one of the world's most celebrated hot rod builders – the legendary Boyd Coddington. Follow Boyd and his team – Roy, the shop supervisor; Charley, the lead fabricator; and Duane, who oversees each rod's internals – for all of the drama, comedy and tension as they conceive and construct some of the finest classic cruisers.
		American Hot Rod: '42 Woodie American Hot Rod takes a close-up view of one of the world's most celebrated hot rod builders – the legendary Boyd Coddington. Follow Boyd and his team – Roy, the shop supervisor; Charley, the lead fabricator; and Duane, who oversees each rod's internals – for all of the drama, comedy and tension as they conceive and construct some of the finest classic cruisers.
		American Hot Rod: '63 Chevy Sting Ray Corvette Still reeling from Charley's departure, the shop embarks on a new project: a '63 Corvette. But what sounds like a dream build quickly turns into a nightmare when the owner requests that the car be made into a racer, show car and street rod all in one. The shop gears up to build the 1,500-horsepower 'Vette, but Mike and the guys quickly lose interest in the difficult project. With Duane pulling double duty to fill in for Charley in the body shop, Scott is put in charge of this project – and the search for Charley's replacement begins.
		American Hot Rod: '65 Mustang Boyd's next great project starts with an unlikely discovery in an old barn – a formidable, but flawed, '65 Ford Mustang. The team begins to tear apart this ailing gem, which is littered with holes and rust, only to realize the real challenge will be to complete the transformation in a record seven weeks. But just as work gets underway, a feud erupts between Bluebear and a shop newcomer that soon turns into an all-out war. With shop morale plummeting, Boyd and Duane decide to diffuse the situation by firing one of the crew – a change no one sees coming.
		American Hot Rod: Alumatub The metal starts flying when the Coddington crew sets out to create a one-of-a-kind, signature roadster from scratch – the all-aluminum "Alumatub" – in just 16 weeks. But, when the tension between shop rivals Jimmy and Blue Bear reaches a fever pitch, Boyd sets up an impromptu boxing match to work out their differences – and the results may TKO Boyd's most ambitious project yet.
		American Hot Rod: Junkyard Dog American Hot Rod takes a close up view of one of the world's most celebrated hot rod builders – the legendary Boyd Coddington. Follow Boyd and his team – Roy, the shop supervisor; Charley, the lead fabricator; and Duane, who oversees each rod's internals – for all of the drama, comedy and tension as they conceive and construct some of the finest classic cruisers.
		American Hot Rod: Rat Rod Build-Off American Hot Rod takes a close-up view of one of the world's most celebrated hot rod builders – the legendary Boyd Coddington. Follow Boyd and his team – Roy, the shop supervisor; Charley, the lead fabricator; and Duane, who oversees each rod's internals – for all of the drama, comedy and tension as they conceive and construct some of the finest classic cruisers.
		American Hot Rod Season 1 Meet America's premier hot rod builder – Boyd Coddington, automotive legend and 40-year veteran of the highly competitive hot rod scene. Follow him and his team as they sketch, design, craft and create a muscular masterpiece – The Boydster III. With only seven weeks to finish the job and thousands of dollars on the line, the team is going to have to create a miracle out of metal.
		Corvette: Rebuilding an Icon  Follow Chief Corvette Engineer Dave Hill – just the third engineer to oversee production of the Corvette – as he tweaks and tunes his latest design in the months leading up to the vehicle's debut. While fans expect the same classic Corvette style, he knows the car needs significant changes to bring it up to date for a new generation of drivers. The challenge is to perfect the car in real world conditions – without letting anyone from the real world get a sneak peek before it's ready. So while Dave and his crew tear through hairpin turns on Germany's Autobahn speedway, they keep a watchful eye on the rearview mirror for signs of Jim Dunne, the infamous spy photographer who's yanked the shroud of secrecy off more than a few pre-release vehicles. Jim has made it his mission to capture the first shot of a C6 before anyone else. With the media and fans desperate for a glimpse of the new model, Jim is just waiting for Team Corvette to slip up in order to capture his biggest prize yet.
		Extreme Mustang: Back to the Track Join engineers from Ford Racing and Canadian motor sport company Multimatic as they team up to fulfill every gearhead's fantasy: turning an ordinary, street-legal Ford Mustang into a high-performance track racer. In just two months, they transform a run-of-the-mill, 2005 showroom 'Stang into a ripped and roaring piece of racetrack muscle, more than capable of holding it's own against the race-dedicated machines of the circuit.
		Monster Garage: American Monsters Jesse and the garage gang hit the highway – and a few byways – to check out some homemade creations from fledgling fabricators all across the country. Each week, the Monster Garage crew receives hundreds of emails, letters and photos from viewers touting their own wicked welds – and, now, they finally get their turn i.n the spotlight! These backyard creations of American muscle, know-how and ingenuity verge on the remarkable – some are radical, some are innovative, while others are just plain crazy!
		Monster Garage: Demolition-Derby Car While Jesse recovers from a shoulder operation prompted by a nasty motorcycle accident, the garage is taken over by the first all-female build team. Watch as this group of matriarchal mechanics, womanly welders and feline fabricators turn a vintage '65 Cadillac into the meanest mangle machine ever – a demolition derby car. First, the girls get to work on the essentials – augmented roll cage, reinforced battery compartment, steel-girded bumpers and side panels. Then, they put the finishing touch on this dainty demolisher – hidden spikes that pop out of the headlights and sides of the car to eviscerate their opponents!
		Monster Garage: Doughnut Shop/Cop Car Jesse swears in a team of police officers for his most delicious project yet – a mobile doughnut shop. But, before the world's greatest outlaw artisan can throw the cookbook at 'em, the crew has to figure out how to wedge a working coffeemaker and a complete pastry display case into a standard issue police cruiser. Food technologist Alan Dively is brought in to get the shop-on-wheels up to code, while a group of Long Beach boys in blue – officers and jellymen – make sure the whole build goes by the book. It's a classic game of good cop/hungry cop as Jesse and crew try to have their cake...and eat it, too.
		Monster Garage DVD Set In Switchblade, Jesse and his team are challenged to turn a 1990 Mustang GT convertible into a fiber-slashing, awe-inspiring mower. At the end of their week long effort, the car appears to be an ordinary street vehicle, but when Mr. James pulls back on the giant shifter, a 49" Delta cutting deck slides from the trunk, two 20" mower reels drop from the doors, and a 12" scythe emerges from underneath the hood. A run-of-the-mill "stang" morphs into a fearsome, 0-to-60 in five seconds, kinetic switchblade!
		Monster Garage DVD Set 2 All over this great land there are men and women who take on the world with nothing but a box of tools and a pair of grease-stained hands. For all of us who have vague ideas as to the differences between a lug nut and a molly screw, these capable people are heroes in lumpy jumpsuits and dirty overalls. Under Master Builder Jesse James's leadership is a team of the coolest, finest designers, builders, and free thinkers gathered together to undertake exciting challenges...purely for our enjoyment! They spend seven days turning an automobile into the baddest, meanest, fastest, coolest and workable trucks, cars, boats, and more!
		Monster Garage: Figure 8 Race Car In his never-ending quest to turn the mundane into the monstrous, Jesse sets out to take a vintage El Camino Super Sport and create a hard-chargin', competition-ready Figure 8 race car. Dubbed the Figure 9, ("Hey, that's one better than a Figure 8!") Jesse's latest creation – with it's long El Camino body – should prove an interesting player on the crisscrossing track of Irwindale's Figure 8 speedway – that is, if the WCC gang can get this unsightly beast into game shape. The crew works feverishly to reinforce the Camino's body in preparation for the near misses, and hits, of Figure 8 racing. Will it be enough to keep Jesse in the driver's seat?
		Monster Garage: Hot Dogster The legendary Jesse James, great-great-grandson of the rebel of the same name and head honcho of West Coast Choppers rips, grinds and burns, as he and team transform ordinary street vehicles into extraordinary machines! These extreme garage jocks and top-notch engineers take each challenge head on, with a budget of a mere $3,000, building a completely unique vehicle in just seven days. No idea is too wild or too big for this cool crew of mechanically inclined outlaws and rad rule breakers.
		Monster Garage: Low Bull-Rider Jesse rustles up a posse of cowboys and homeboys for his latest creation. Their challenge – turn a 1970 Ford Ranchero (the legendary car-with-a-truck-bed) into a rip-snortin', mechanical bull. By installing an extraordinary hydraulic system, the team makes the entire car jerk and jump like a crazed steer. But no bull is complete without a rider – and no modification is complete without the proper showcase. Watch as the crew enters this lowridin', high-buckin' bull – with a bona fide, professional bull rider – into the Yucca Valley Grubstake Days Rodeo and see the entire town go wild!
		Monster Garage: Mercedes/Handicap Car This time, Jesse and the team are tasked with transforming a Mercedes ML320 SUV into the ultimate handicap-accessible vehicle. The goal: Create a remote-operated rear hatch – complete with a drop-down ramp – that opens up at the push of a button, allowing anyone in a wheelchair to roll right in. Actually getting the chair to fit inside the vehicle proves to be a problem, however. So, Mercedes-Benz Technical Trainer Stuart Klein stops by to help the team lower the floor and redesign the rear suspension to accommodate the modifications. Then, it's up to Jesse to trick out this sport-ute – a custom exhaust, a little nitrous and this bad Benz is ready to go.
		Monster Garage: Pike's Peak Racer Join Jesse and his team as they take on a mountain of a task: turning a boxy, 1988 Chevy Blazer into a race-truck capable of tackling the Falcon Tires Pike's Peak International Hill Climb. In order to complete the challenge, they'll need to build a racer that can climb the 14,000-foot peak and deftly negotiate some of the Rocky Mountains' most punishing cliff-side switchbacks.
		Monster Garage: Rock Crawler The show's viewers issue a unique challenge to Jesse and his crew: create the meanest, gnarliest rock climber ever built – out of an ordinary Ford Bronco. The team hacks and slashes the SUV at a brisk pace, but a disagreement over how to handle the car's robust suspension proves costly. This is one Bronco that may never make it out of the stable.
		Monster Garage: RV Skate Board Half Pipe & Under the Hood The legendary Jesse James, great-great-grandson of the rebel of the same name and head honcho of West Coast Choppers rips, grinds and burns, as he and team transform ordinary street vehicles into extraordinary machines! These extreme garage jocks and top-notch engineers take each challenge head on, with a budget of a mere $3,000, building a completely unique vehicle in just seven days. No idea is too wild or too big for this cool crew of mechanically inclined outlaws and rad rule breakers.
		Monster Garage: Shark Shooter Jesse and crew celebrate Discovery's Shark Week with their fishiest creation yet. The world's finest fabricators sink their teeth into a 28-foot pontoon boat with a rickety 150 Merc motor and transform it into the ultimate, dual-purpose vessel – a shark hunting, party boat! Watch as the pontoon is gutted to make room for a snug, one-person shark cage. While revelers party topside – en route from Long Beach to Catalina – Jesse is lowered in the shark cage for an up-close and personal look at a whole different kind of monster.
		Monster Garage: Sling Ray Jesse and crew set out to turn a red-blooded, American muscle car into a down-and-dirty, world-class mud bogger. First, they find the quintessential hot rod – a 1973 Corvette Sting Ray with a thumping 454 Chevy big block. Then they track down a man who has a little experience getting his hands dirty – reigning Class V National Mud Racing champ and free-lance fabricator, Chuck Courty, Jr. But before Jesse can go whole hog in his new mud-slinging machine, a few modifications are in order – Herculean tires, a four-wheel drive system and some high-blowing nitrous that pushes the little vette's horsepower to a whopping 615!
		Monster Garage: Tundrinator In the Terminator movies, machines bash their human masters. In this episode of Monster Garage, however, it's the humans who bash on the machines. Jesse and crew are challenged to build the ultimate stunt vehicle – a pickup that can conceal and launch a stunt motorcycle and rider. The truck – a pristine Toyota Tundra, just like the one in T3: Rise of the Machines. The bike – a full-sized Triumph Commodore. But when the bike turns out to be larger than the boys first thought, Jesse and his team of world-class cutters realize they'll have to make a few modifications – otherwise, this project's headed for termination.
		Monster Garage: Under the Hood Jesse takes some time off from the garage to sit back and reminisce about some of his most popular monster modifications. Catch all your past favorites – from the meaty Hot Dogster to the high-flyin' RV Skate Ramp!
		Overhaulin': Search & Rescue The Overhaulin' crew sets out to rescue straight A student Mat Mershimer from his rundown '88 Chevy pickup. But, it takes an elaborate prank – and one big tow truck – to outwit this Eagle Scout. Back in the garage, NASCAR legend Robby Gordon helps Chip Foose and his team refurbish Mat's clunker – including beefier tires, a retooled suspension and a hot new paint job. And when it's all over, you can bet Mat is pleased with the results.
		Overhaulin': Surfer Kid Surfer Mylan Hayes loves his '77 El Camino – just not the ribbons of rust that are threatening to deep six his classic. So, with a little help from Mylan's parents, the Overhaulin' team snatches his ride and sets out to make a big splash. While Mylan combs the city's impound lots, looking for his beat-up beach bucket, Chip Foose and the gang get to work turning this dude's El Camino into the coolest of surf wagons – even recruiting champion surfer Tyler Hatzikian to design a few custom boards to stick in the back.
		Rebuilding a Race Car Legend Watch as one of the most remarkable cars in auto racing history – the Ferrari-beating Ford GT40, which owned the grueling Le Mans endurance race in the 1960s – is brought back to life as the 2005 Ford GT. In one-third the normal time it takes to design, craft and manufacture a car with this kind of high-speed reputation, Ford has prepared a blockbuster spectacle ready to hit the streets this summer. Go behind the scenes with the best of the best at Ford for a unique look at the rebuilding of a race car legend – and the start of a brand new one.
		Roots of Racing Racing may be an occasional television event in the rest of the country, but in the American South, it's a way of life. Join the acclaimed southern short-track circuit and meet some of the working-class men and women who spend every spare dollar to prepare and race their stock cars on Saturday nights. Seemingly every spare minute during the week is devoted to building and repairing their cars – often mangled from the previous weekend's competition – and little thought is given to making it "big."
		Street Racing: Pedal to the Metal Enter the underground world of street racing – an urban phenomenon that's quickly capturing the hearts and dollars of today's speed-obsessed youth. Across cities worldwide, kids spend loads of time and money gearing up their cars – often sporty imports – to transform them into lighter, faster, louder and flashier drags.
		The Kustomizer Visit Vini's customization shop – where the ordinary becomes outrageous – and learn how he turned his knack for wild automotive designs into a multi-million dollar business. Then, watch as he takes on his most challenging project yet: a one-of-a-kind, double cockpit Mini Cooper that can be driven from either end and includes a jacuzzi in the middle.