06x04 - A Bit of a Stretch

[bunniefuu]

[announcer] Welcome, everyone,
to Perris Auto Speedway

for the Night of Destruction!

Yeah!

There he goes!

[announcer] Number 69,
Danger Dan Pachella,

that yellow Camaro has a lot of speed.

He's weaving his way through the pack!

Demo-cross driver Dangerous Dan,
big fan favorite, needed a new car

for his season opener,

and we made him

one badass, post-apocalyptic
Camaro Z28 Demolition Mobile.

[all] Yeah!

Besides the 20 grand
we're getting in trade for the car,

there's another ten grand on the line
if Dan comes in first, second, or third.

Here we go! Dan's in fourth place!
Come on!

[announcer] There's still
a few laps to go.

There's cars and junk all over the track
from one end to the other!

[Mark whistles]

There we go!

[Caveman] Oh, right here!

-[thuds]
-[all groan]

[announcer] That was a big-time hit
on Dangerous Dan Pachella!

[jeering]

[Tony] He's such a huge target out there.
They're all trying to get him!

[Caveman] Oh, look! Look!

[all exclaiming]

And he's right back on it!

[cheering]

That man can drive!

[announcer] There's a lot of junk
on the race track.

The surviving cars are weaving in!

Look, he's in third place!

[crowd cheering]

[announcer] Two laps left
and Dangerous Dan's coming up fast!

-Come on, Dan!
-[Shawn] Come on, Dan!

-He's flying!
-[Shawn] Yes!

[Mark] We're getting that bonus.

[rock music playing]

[engine revving]

[thuds]

[Caveman] Oh!

[announcer] Look out!

-[Shawn] Oh!
-[all groaning]

[Caveman] Oh, man!

[announcer] Car 69 just got clobbered!

[crowd groaning]

[Tony] He's got no steering!

Is the front end smashed in,
the front corner?

-[Mark] Yeah.
-[Shawn] It's touching the tire.

[announcer] Looks like
a front axle problem

for Dangerous Dan Pachella!

That's a bummer.

[announcer] Doesn't look like
number 69's coming out of that, folks!

Coming off turn number four,
number six car takes it down the front.

Three-way
for the checkered flag for the win!

[crowd cheering]

[announcer] Thank you, guys,
for coming out!

[music ends]

[upbeat music playing]

-Nice race, Dan! Nice race, brother!
-[Dan] Thank you!

-You looked good there!
-Thanks.

Yeah, man, that was awesome!

[Jake] You were hauling, dude!

-[Caveman laughing]
-On the target!

Kind of sucks,
but it's part of the race, right?

-Racing's racing. It is what it is.
-Yeah. It is.

We built the hell out of that Camaro.

Unfortunately, there were
much bigger vehicles out there,

and they were all just gunning for Dan.

He took a massive hit
to the front suspension

and wiped out his steering,

but it's fixable,
and Dan will live to race another day.

-[Mark] So how'd it run?
-It ran real good.

-Yeah? Good.
-It did good out there.

Didn't take much
to be the crowd favorite again, did it?

Everybody saw the hearse, knew the hearse.

Everybody sees this car.
They know this car.

It's the crowd favorite again,
and that's what I'm going after.

[Dan] Gotham really pulled through.
They did an amazing job.

Without a lot of time, Mark and the guys
pulled it off, and I'm happy.

Can't ask for no more.

Shawn, you're gonna have
to give him a call tomorrow

and figure out when we can go out there
and do a little dumpster diving.

Yeah! Yeah!

Since Dan didn't quite make it
to the podium tonight,

looks like the bonus is off the table,

but with 20 grand in trade
at a salvage yard,

you can never go wrong.

-Thank you very much, my friend.
-Thank you.

Looking forward to visiting you
at your wrecking yard.

-Sounds good.
-[Shawn] Nice job.

Thank you.

Keep the tires on fire. [laughs]

[Dan] Good night, guys.

[tools whirring]

[engine revs]

[rock music playing]

[Mark] Last night was pretty cool, man.
Those guys really get after it.

-[Tony] Dangerous Dan was awesome.
-[Caveman laughs]

[Mark] So, let's finish this balloon.

We were in the middle of prepping
a Corvette hot-air balloon

for our client, Rusty,
so we can trade it for his Bronco.

Then it was all hands on deck
to get the demo-cross car done,

but now, it's time
to get back to the balloon.

It's back from paint.
It's definitely Plum Crazy purple.

-You'll definitely notice this in the sky.
-[Constance] Right?

-[all laugh]
-Yeah.

So we need to bolt it onto the basket,

put all the parts on where they go,
lift the whole mechanism in the air,

and see if it's balanced
or if it leans to one side.

-[Jake] Let's go.
-Let's get this thing rigged.

[tools whirring]

[Mark] This hot-air balloon build
was such a major ordeal

because the FAA still deems this
a flying aircraft.

That's good.

Their regulations say

we can't structurally alter the basket
to get our car body mounted,

but we had several creative solutions.

-[Caveman] Hello.
-[Constance laughs]

[Constance] There you go.

-[Mark] All righty.
-[whirring]

And the last step is making sure
we have the proper weight distribution,

because if this thing tilts heavily
to one side, thousands of feet in the air…

[tools whirring]

…Houston, we got a problem.

[Mark] Let's get it in there.
Just go up real slow.

-[Jake] Well, it's coming up even.
-Man, look at that.

[Jake] Dude, how do you nail that
on the first shot?

'Cause I'm an old guy.
I've been doing this a long time.

-[Jake] Wow.
-It's crazy. A floating Corvette.

Now all we gotta do is
get the finishing touches on it,

and it's time for a test flight.

Yeah!

[rock music playing]

[Mark] I feel confident our structure
will hold together just fine.

But the moment of truth is tomorrow.

Rusty has invited us out
at the crack of dawn

to take a test flight.

[music fades away]

[wind blowing]

[rock music playing]

[crow cawing]

[whirring]

[Rusty] Great job, guys.

I've been doing this for 30 years,
never seen anything like this.

You look ready to go.

I don't know about you guys,
but I'm ready to test this thing.

[Caveman] All right.

When I saw the Corvette balloon
and how they built it,

the work they did,
the way they attached it, it impressed me.

And it's an aircraft.
They had to go by specs.

The attachments look right,

but these guys have never
built a balloon before,

so we'll just have to see if it holds up,

and weather conditions right now
look great.

Well, who wants to go up?
I can only take three of you.

[Constance] I'll stay here.

-[Mark] I'm going.
-What?

Caveman, you look too good
to stay on the ground.

-[Shawn] Let's go.
-[Constance] Have fun.

-Yeah.
-[Caveman] All right!

-Ready to go up, up, and away?
-[Caveman] I'm ready.

[Shawn] Yeah, let's do this.

[pensive music playing]

[whooshing]

[Caveman] Bro, yeah! [laughs]

[Shawn] Now we're talking.

[Constance] Oh, my gosh.

[Shawn] Nice.

-[Caveman] Wow!
-[Constance laughs]

[Jake] That's crazy how leveled that sits.

[Caveman] So cool up here!

-How do we look?
-[Tony] Looking pretty good, guys.

[Tony] The rig is holding up great,
and it's balanced.

That extra work
on the underneath was worth it.

-[Mark] Time to let go.
-[Shawn] Yeah.

[Caveman laughs]

[adventurous music playing]

[Caveman] This is way cool.

[laughs]

[Mark] This is awesome.

-[Shawn] There they are. Way over there.
-[Caveman laughs]

-[Tony] We really did it.
-[Jake] We sure did.

-[Shawn laughs]
-[Caveman whoops]

[Rusty] What do you think?

-What do you think?
-One of a kind.

[Shawn] So, the rig's holding.

That means
the Bronco comes home with us, right?

-There we go. We got ourselves a deal.
-Oh… We got ourselves a deal.

Great job. Thirty years doing this,
never seen anything like it.

-[Mark] Awesome.
-[Shawn] Heck yeah.

[Rusty] As much as I love that Bronco,
I'm happy with the trade.

They did a great job.

[Mark] Well, let's just go sailing.

-[Shawn] Yeah.
-[laughs]

[music resumes]

[whoops]

[Shawn] We're free!

-[Caveman] Flying high again!
-[Mark] Yeah!

["High Dosage" by Itay Steinberg,
Ben Goldstein & Harel Tsemah playing]

♪ High dose
And I'm addicted to force ♪

♪ Come on… ♪

[Shawn] Okay, Mitch,

let me run this by Mark and the g*ng
and see if they're good with it,

but this sounds great.

I mean, with the Bronco,

I think we can suit your needs
for exactly what you're looking for.

[Mitch on phone] All right. Perfect.

[cell phone ringing]

[Mark] What's up, Buttercup?

Hey, I just left Rusty's,
and I'm heading your way.

So, what are you calling me for?

[Shawn] Well, I've already got a client
for the Bronco,

WhistlePig Whiskey.

-[Mark] I know who that is.
-Yeah.

And they want to do
this overland camper vehicle,

but they also want it
to be a tasting vehicle also,

where they can put people in the Bronco
and sample whiskey and stuff like that.

You can't--

How are they gonna do that?
The Bronco's tiny.

[Shawn] Well, yeah,
you'll figure something out.

The thing is, it's a real tight timeline.

They need the vehicle done
for an event that they're having coming up

in the weekend after next,
which is 12 days from now.

Yeah, and how much are they paying
for a car to be built in 12 days?

Seventy-five grand.
That's a nice chunk of change.

So, if we're going to do this truck
in less than two weeks,

I needed to start on it yesterday
or the day before.

I'm, uh, I'm close.

-[Mark] Is that you pulling up right now?
-[Shawn] Yeah.

Why'd you waste my time with a phone call?

[car honks]

[Mark] And there's the Bronco.

-Look at that gem.
-[Jake] Look at that.

[Mark] I only see
a minimal amount of rust.

-[Constance] Hey! Wow!
-[Caveman] There's the horse.

[Caveman] Look at Shawn.
He's working already.

[Shawn] I got things to do, right?

-[Constance] My gosh.
-[Tony] Looks solid.

-[Mark] It does.
-[Constance] Finally, a Ford.

[Shawn] Let's get this off.

[Mark] Back that up. Down on your right.

[Shawn] Go. Go. Go.

-I'll leave it in your hands.
-[Mark] Thanks for the help, Shawn.

[Shawn] No problem, guys.
I'm off to find my next big deal.

So this is going to be built
for WhistlePig Whiskey.

-Ooh.
-They want a whiskey-tasting vehicle.

You know, how they have wine
and beer-tasting events?

Well, apparently,
there's whiskey festivals.

The budget is insane.

The only thing we don't have is
a lot of time

because their event
is coming up like yesterday.

-[Tony] Awesome.
-[Mark] So yes, we get a lot of money.

Yes, we get a lot of creativity,
and no, we don't get a lot of time.

-[Caveman] What else is new?
-[all laughing]

So we gotta get this thing torn down
in the blink of an eye.

-[Caveman] Let's go try the whiskey first.
-No, we won't get to the teardown.

-You'll just get tore up.
-Yep.

[all laughing]

[rock music playing]

[tools whirring]

[Jake sneezes]

-[Mark] Bless you.
-[Jake] I'm allergic to Bronco.

-[Mark] Yeah.
-[all laughing]

[Mark] I've been thinking about
what I would do

to an overland camper vehicle for years,

so I have some idea of what I wanna do.

What I didn't expect was having people
inside this thing tasting whiskey.

That's going to take
a lot of space in the bed,

but this Bronco
just doesn't have that right now.

Now that we got this thing all torn down,

we're gonna make
one badass WhistlePig Whiskey Bronco.

I need to figure out

how to add more real estate
to the back of this Bronco

for the people that'll be whiskey tasting.

Then, my vision for this is,
I need two fold-out countertops…

All right.

[Mark] …that can double for bench seating.

So, Tony and Jake,
I need you guys to fabricate that.

Cool.

Constance and Caveman,
I'm gonna have you guys team up

and put all four fender flares on.

All right.
If you guys can get all that handled.

I gotta go talk to Shawn about adding more
real estate to the back of this Bronco.

-[Caveman] Cool.
-[Constance] Go team.

[soft rock music playing]

This is the board I haven't looked
in quite some time.

Back to my old ways
of carrying the whole ship here.

When Nick was in the picture,

I kind of got out of the habit
of going to my corkboard, which is a shame

because this system has led to
some of our greatest deals in the past.

I need to put something together
that'd not only challenge the team

but inspire them.

[Mark] What are you whispering now?

[Shawn] Oh, hey. What's going on?

Not much. I'm just thinking about
where Gotham Garage took a wrong turn.

-Mmm.
-It didn't go where I wanted it to go.

It didn't even get close
to where I thought it'd go,

so I need to fix this problem
and start moving forward,

so I'm gonna
put the weight on your shoulders right now

while I figure out
the new direction of Gotham Garage.

You know, you can count on me, buddy.
Am I right?

Don't roll your eyes at me
on that one. [laughs]

On a lighter note, we have to add
more bed space to the back of that Bronco.

For what they want it to be
as like a tasting area,

I can get two people in the back.
Gotta be bigger than that.

-I need room for ten.
-What's it gonna need?

We're going to need a bed
and a second axle.

[exhales] Makes sense.

So I'm thinking,
let's go cash in our coupon for 20 grand

with old Dangerous Dan at the salvage yard
and look for a bed and an axle.

And maybe we can pick up
our next upgrade and trade vehicle.

Odds are good
he has something we could use.

Well, sure.

Well, get old Dangerous Dan on the phone
and tell him we're on our way.

He's always there.
What are you talking about?

He lives there.
He's a junkyard dog. Come on now.

[rock music playing]

While Mark and Shawn
head to Dangerous Dan's,

we're gonna move forward
on the Bronco fender flares

and the benches and countertops
for the tasting area.

["Hold Me Down"
by Russell A. McKamey playing]

[music ends]

-[Jake] What's going on around here?
-No matter how he pulls, it's over.

[Jake] Who set this up, man?
I'm trying to get some work done.

[Constance laughs]

[Tony] Which one are you gonna pull?

[Jake] That's what I'm saying.
If I pull one, they're gonna fall, right?

-[Tony] Jenga!
-Yeah.

[all laughing]

[Tony] All right. Back to work.

["Ruthless" by Or Kirbos, Itay Steinberg,
Harel, Y1 & Dom Diaz playing]

♪ I'm ruthless… ♪

Let's hope we go outta here
with a little basket of goodies.

Yeah.

-Yo!
-[dog barking]

[laughing] He's got a dog.
I'm not opening the door.

[both laughing]

[Shawn] There he is.

-Hey, guys.
-Hey, Dan, how you doing?

-[Dan] Nice to see you.
-Hey.

-Come on in.
-[Mark] All right.

-[Shawn] Nice.
-[Mark] Sweet.

Here we go.

-Paradise.
-[Mark] Yeah.

-We're here to cash in.
-All right! Let's go look around.

[Mark] Now we're talking.

I know one thing about wrecking yards.
All the good stuff's in a pile.

But I know all the really good stuff is
usually underneath stuff like this.

Look at that.

That's a pretty nice big block
all dressed up.

We got some value over here, Danny.
Is this on the table?

[Dan] Honestly, that's for
one of my projects, but it's built,

it's ready to go,
and I did tell you "anything in the yard."

I can build another big block.
It's not a big deal.

Hiding the good stuff.

I'll get outta your way.
Go see what you find, what you want.

-And we'll talk numbers. Okay?
-[Shawn] Sounds good.

[Mark] Let's go over there.
What's this big old Chrysler thing?

-[Shawn] There's a little value there.
-[Mark] Got a Continental.

-[Mark whistles] Suicide doors.
-Ooh… Got a suicide-door Lincoln.

[Mark] Boy, that thing's
buried in there deep,

but I think I see something over there
that we need.

Let's go over there.

I'm pretty sure
this is exactly what I-- It is.

It's exactly what I told you we needed.

We need a beat-up Tahoe?

No, Goldilocks. What's sitting on top?

[Shawn] Oh, the bed.

-Yeah.
-Oh.

-The Bronco for WhistlePig.
-Oh wow, that looks solid.

-We need to take this with us for sure.
-[Shawn] That is a pretty good shape.

[Mark] I'm sure
he's got an axle around here.

We need to find an axle pile
and look at it--

-I actually saw an axle pile up here.
-Yeah?

-Wanna check that out?
-[Mark] Show me where it is.

-The wheels.
-He's got a ton of axles over here.

-[Shawn] What do we need, actually?
-We need a wide five Ford.

[Shawn] Is this a…

I found one on the top. [laughs]
It's even got the yoke on it.

-[Shawn] Would that work?
-Yeah.

[Shawn] That helps us
with the WhistlePig build.

[Mark] It does.

We need to get something more substantial.
We need some cars in the shop.

Follow the tires
to the next stack of cars.

[Shawn] Let's go find some good stuff. Ah!

Need a truck for a rally race here?
No doors?

Oh, yeah. Rally racing. Gotta love that.

What the heck is that?

Shawn, that's a '70 Camaro?

It is. Too bad
his wasn't a first-gen Camaro.

It's not that bad of shape.

[Mark] Wait, dude.
Whoa, whoa. Wait, wait.

This says SS 350 on the side of it.

-If it's a true SS, is it a four-speed?
-[Shawn] Yeah.

[Mark] It's got a four-speed
and a tach in it.

I bet you 100 bucks this is a true SS.

It's got original 14-inch rallies, dude,

and those are the SS wheels
where you have to lock it in.

You know, I'm pretty sure
that's a 1970 SS Camaro.

Car collectors,
they go nuts over these cars.

You know why? Because they didn't make
that many of them.

Oh, come on, dude.
This is all factory in here.

That looks all original,
like nothing's ever been replaced.

[Shawn] Wow.

It is very solid.

-I don't see any rust on it.
-They didn't make a lot of these.

[Shawn] Yeah, it's a pretty desirable car.
I'm not gonna lie.

I need to come up with the next
big upgrade and trade deal for the shop,

and this SS Camaro
would be the perfect car

to start off this trade cycle.

I know the team's gonna be fired up
to work on a muscle car like this.

If it's a true SS,
it's worth some money, dude.

All right. Let's go talk to Dan,
see what he says.

-[Shawn] Okay, Dan.
-[Dan] Hey, guys.

-We know what we're after.
-Okay.

-We want the big-block motor, okay?
-All right.

And there's a truck bed
on the top of the Tahoe over there.

-I know what you're talking about. Yeah.
-[Shawn] We want that.

And then we want
this rear axle over there, a five-lugger.

-That's no problem.
-And the '70 SS Camaro.

Mmm… That one's off the table.

You did say everything was on the table.

Oh, I know. At the end of the day,

that car is worth more
than what I feel I owe you guys.

Okay, we get that, but we gave you
some pretty good value build in your car.

-That's gotta be worth a little extra.
-Right, but that's--

With the motor, truck bed,
and the axle, we're not even close.

-I know.
-[Shawn] You gotta share the love.

I know, but still--

Think about how happy your fans were

when they saw you show up
in a brand-new, painted roll-cage car.

[Dan] Right.

Well, that car is worth
over 25,000 as it sits,

and we agreed on 20 grand
if I didn't win, place, or show.

But we agreed to like thirtyish
if you did win, place, or show.

That was your bonus if I won.

Right. Well, you won the crowd,
so technically you did show.

Technically, I did, you know?

-And isn't that your main mission?
-[Dan] Yeah.

I'll tell you what.

You guys did produce.
I'll give you the rear end.

I don't care about the bed.
I'll throw that in,

and I will hook you up with the car,

but I won't hook you up with the motor.
That's just too much. So, is that fair?

-Yeah?
-We got a deal?

-Oh… There's a deal.
-We got a deal.

-[Dan] All right.
-Perfect.

Probably caved in a little more
than I normally would on a deal,

but these guys took care of me,
and they pulled a rabbit out of their hat,

so if I need them again,
they probably wouldn't say no to me.

[Mark] Let's get our trucks and trailers
and load it up.

[Dan] Let's load it up. I'll get the gate.

[soft rock music playing]

-[Jake] Caveman! Constance!
-Yeah?

[Jake] You guys got a minute?

-[Caveman] I can give you a minute.
-[Constance] Oh…

-[Jake] What do you guys think?
-[Constance] This looks fancy.

So, it'll close

and then be used as benches for seating,

and you can use this as a surface.

-Perfect. This is exactly what they want.
-Let's put a luge--

Yes. I'm stoked on it, dude.

[Tony] It's gonna be party central.
No matter where it is.

Everyone is just gonna flock over to this
and want to know what's going on.

[horn blaring]

[Caveman] Uh-oh. That's Mark.

[Tony] We got some stuff.

-[Caveman] Oh, lordy.
-[Constance] Wow.

[Jake] Two trailers full.

[Shawn] Dan made good with his trade out.

-We cashed in.
-[Tony] What's up with the bed?

That is a little bit of an addition

that's gonna happen
to the WhistlePig Bronco.

[Shawn] That's why we got
a rear axle also.

[Jake] Huh.

-That'd be cool.
-That's gonna be bigger.

-[Shawn] That's gonna be bigger.
-That's all cool and everything, but…

[Tony] Yeah.

[Shawn] That is definitely
the belle of the ball here.

[Mark] This is
a '70 SS 350 four-speed Camaro.

-Wow.
-[Jake] That's a score.

[Mark] It's dusty
when you open the hood, but it runs.

Which is a major bonus.

Don't get me wrong. Ferraris, McLarens,
I mean, they're absolutely stunning,

but this SS Camaro really is
just calling my name.

[Mark] Let's get this Camaro unloaded
and off to the side for the moment

because we're not getting
any more time on that WhistlePig truck.

This is the most important.
Gotta get it done now.

-[Shawn] I'm out of here. Watch your toes.
-[engine starts]

-Yeah, I'm gonna stand on it.
-[Caveman] Yeah, get on the trailer, Mark.

[Mark] A little more, little more. Stop.

[Jake] Perfect.

[Mark] That's good.

So basically,
we have to add this bed to that.

That'd be cool. That'd be so different.

[Mark] We're not mating
a pickup truck to a pickup truck.

We're mating a pickup truck to a Bronco.
Two different animals.

There's gonna be all kinds of changes
that go on underneath this thing.

WhistlePig wants a whiskey-tasting vehicle

that people can actually sit inside
and taste their product,

and now that we've secured
a new truck bed and axle,

we should be able to execute

on making this a one-of-a-kind,
open-air, mobile whiskey-tasting room.

[dramatic music playing]

To make that happen,

we're gonna cut the Bronco's bed
just behind the rear wheels

and add the second trunk bed,

essentially creating a stretched Bronco.

By adding a third axle and wheels,
we'll turn this truck into a six-by-six.

The folding countertops
will also double as benches,

where people can come inside
and enjoy that smooth WhistlePig whiskey.

And one of the key features
of this whole build,

WhistlePig has sent us
real whiskey barrels

to be featured on the truck.

I want Tony to create
a hidden whiskey delivery system

that will emerge
from a real WhiskeyPig barrel,

full of whiskey bottles
and tasting glasses.

And finally, because this will be
a real overland camper vehicle

that you can actually take
into the wilderness,

we're gonna add some camping accents
like a tent on the top,

a stove in the back,
and a custom WhistlePig cooler.

[whistle blows]

-[Mark] Caveman.
-What?

-It's ready to cut up.
-[Caveman] Hell yeah!

[tools whirring]

We gotta push the truck forward
so I can come in with the forklift.

[Caveman] Oh, oh. I gotta go up.

[Tony] The challenge marrying
the truck bed to the Bronco bed

is that they're not identical.

-[Jake] How's it look on your side?
-[Caveman] Mine's not gonna go in there.

[Tony] So if you line up the top,
the bottom doesn't line up.

If you line up the bottom
now the top doesn't line up,

and there's a body line
right down the center.

That has to be perfect.

My side's a lot higher.

Wait, hold on.
Watch your fingers. I'm gonna tilt it in.

-[Jake] Um…
-[Mark] Shoehorn it in.

[Tony] This is basically Frankenstein,

but we have to make it look
a little bit more like the Mona Lisa.

-[Mark] Coming in.
-[Caveman] Going in.

[Mark] It's only got to go in
a half an inch.

-[Jake] Okay.
-[Mark] Let me know when you're in.

[Jake] Come on.

Top will be under.
The bottom will be over.

[Mark] This is not lining up
the way I thought it would.

[rock music playing]

Go in a little bit, Jake.

-Forward?
-[Mark] Yeah.

There you go. Right there. That's perfect.

I got two down feet that I gotta weld on.

[crackling]

[Caveman] Oh, looking good.

That there's how you make
a Bronco a three-axle vehicle.

[music ends]

[Mark] Not bad for a day's work.

-No.
-[Mark] You know what I wanna see?

Before I let everybody go home…

[Caveman] Wanna see
what it's gonna look like?

-[laughs]
-[Mark] Back it up. There you go.

That's a lot of bed.

-[Constance] Yeah.
-[Mark] It's leveled too.

-[Caveman] I think it needs bigger tires.
-[Mark] Ya think?

[all laughing]

But we still don't know if this Bronco
is gonna reject that new bed,

but that's a really good start
for tonight.

so let's put up all the tools and go home.

-[Jake] Cool.
-[Caveman] Sounds good to me.

[rock music playing]

[crackling]

[tools whirring]

[tools whirring]

[Tony] Mark put me in charge
of the whiskey delivery system.

This is how we're gonna
showcase and present the whiskey

in the WhistlePig Bronco.

[crackling]

So we have to basically use
a little creativity, a little bit of magic

and present this whiskey
in a way that nobody's ever seen before.

[tools whirring]

[Constance] Does it smell like whiskey?

Yeah. You're just, like, letting it out.

-I'm getting a buzz.
-Yeah.

[both laughing]

[Tony] When you hit a button, like magic,

the whiskey is gonna emerge
like a genie from a bottle

right out of this barrel.

To make this barrel open and close,

I need some sort
of remote control actuator

that will lift from the floor
to well above the barrel height.

-Does it work?
-[Tony] Heck yeah, it works.

-Are you ready?
-Yes.

All right. Here we go.

[rock music continues]

-Not too fast, not too slow.
-[Mark] No.

Dude, and it doesn't make any noise.

-[Tony] And your whiskey has arrived.
-[Mark] Pretty good.

What's the weight that ram will push?

-[Tony] It'll hold a few hundred pounds.
-[Mark] Yeah?

[Tony] Way more than
what we're gonna put on it.

-[Jake] Good job.
-[Mark] I didn't do it.

It was your idea. I was there.

-[music warps]
-Oh, we've never done this before.

[all chuckling]

-That was awkward.
-I know.

[all laughing]

♪ Oh
Girl, I like the way you move ♪

♪ Keep doing what you do
When you're on top ♪

♪ You know I love it
Get on top ♪

[Shawn] Here we go. Ta-da-da… Boom.

Okay, I'm excited.

All right. Ooh!

Yeah, a '70 Camaro SS.

I mean, what a vehicle to start with.

Oh! [sighs]

We need to take this to another level.

Bigger builds,
more exciting, more passionate builds.

More and more I'm realizing
that creative freedom and passion

is just as important
to Gotham's new direction

as the deals themselves
and the profit we're making,

so I'm gonna try something new
and find out, in a perfect world,

what would be the ideal build
for everyone in the shop.

There he is, working away. Ah…

[Jake] Always.

I know the Camaro
is the perfect build for Constance,

but I need to hit up the other guys too.

I want to know,
what car would you love to work on?

No question, 1954 Bel Air.

[chuckles] I'm trying
to get more of a broad, uh…

How about doing like a Hemi Cuda?

Okay. You've been very helpful.
Nice chat, Jake.

It'd be cool to do something new,
some alternative fuel.

You know I like all the new cool stuff.
Something different than the Pinto.

Look at that, a Pinto.

[Mark] We'll make
an electric car out of it.

Punch the throttle.

[whirring]

-That almost sounds like a real motor.
-[both laughing]

The Pinto was cool,

but I think it'd be fun

-to have a new challenge around here.
-Hmm…

Something big, ornery.

-How about a big military vehicle?
-Uh…

I want to make something
that just plows through everything.

Like mow people over and run you over too.

[objects clattering]

You know what? I appreciate you
reconfirming what you're all about.

All right. That's it? You're-- Okay.

-Okay. Thanks, man. Talk to you in a bit.
-See ya.

[Caveman laughs]

♪ Gonna fire it up, gonna fire it up
Gonna fire it up ♪

♪ Fire it up… ♪

[Mark] The three-link, the panhard bar,
and all the brackets look good.

The shocks look good.
I'm ready for a test drive.

-Shotgun.
-[Caveman] I'll jump in the back.

You know how much Bondo dust
you'll eat sitting in the back?

[Mark] There's no seatbelt. You can't go.

The two beds have been joined,
and the new axle is in place.

-[engine starts]
-[Caveman whoops]

So we're finally ready
to take this Bronco out

and give it a test drive,
see how she handles.

If we did our job right,

this bed should not twist
and tear itself apart at the seams,

and the rear axle should work in tandem
with the rest of the axles

and not cause the steering wheel to pull.

[Caveman] It looks good going away.

[Jake] Dude, look how crazy it looks.

I mean, it's definitely gonna
get a lot of attention.

[all laughing]

[Tony] Where are we going?

[motor roaring]

-The motor sounds healthy.
-[Mark] Yeah.

[Tony] How does it feel?
Do you feel it move around the turn?

No.

[Tony] There's no feedback
in the steering wheel?

No, it doesn't argue with it at all.
It just drags it around.

So you don't even know it's there?

Until you look out the back
and there's an extra nine feet of truck.

[both laughing]

With no twisting or tearing,

this bed is rock solid
like it was made for this Bronco.

Here's a big test. What does it do
when I do that 90-point turn?

[Tony] Yeah.

It's gotta be the tightest turning radius
of anything this long in the entire world.

[Tony] Yeah.

-That's such a tight turn radius.
-Dude! [laughs]

I know. Like,
all you need is a one-lane street.

I hear it coming back now.

[Tony] Another successful test drive.

He didn't break anything this time.

[Caveman] How is Pepe?

[Mark] It feels good.

-It sounds crazy.
-Where did Tony go? Oh, there he is.

[Constance laughs]

-It has a super sharp turning radius.
-[Jake] Yeah.

This truck's supposed
to turn on a dime anyways

'cause it's such a shorty wheelbase.

I think we just knock the coils off of it
and just put an airbag in there,

and then we can just adjust how much
weight's actually on the third axle.

That'd be good to make it adjustable
for the people we'll have in the back.

[Jake] Yeah.

Why don't I back it up,? We'll get it
inside and start on the airbags.

[Constance] Sounds good.

[engine revving]

[indistinct chatter]

[rock music playing]

[tools whirring]

[Jake] I got it.

The truck bed and the axle
are meshing well with the Bronco,

but to make that marriage complete,

we have to add
an airbag suspension system to the back.

What that does is allows the third axle
to adjust for weight variances,

all with the push of a button
from the front cab.

While it's driving,
it doesn't need a lot of support.

Add a few people, it needs some air,

but with a truck bed
full of whiskey tasters,

that thing needs to be cranked to the max
to keep the truck bed from bottoming out.

[Tony] Weld these up.

[crackling]

[Tony] It's got a little
wiggle-jiggle now.

It's not hitting anything, so that's good.

All I gotta do is
put the weight back on the wheels,

make sure they're centered,
then get on to primer and paint.

-[Tony] Yeah.
-[Mark] Let's get going.

[rock music playing]

[line ringing]

[Shawn] Yeah. Hey, Dave,

you still have that Humvee
you were interested in trading?

I think we got a little something
that might just work out for you.

I'll call you back.

[line ringing]

-Hey, Harry.
-[Harry on phone] Hey, man.

Do you still have that Bel Air?

[Harry] No, man. I loaded that weeks ago.

-You did? Mmm…
-[Harry] Yeah, sorry about that.

[Shawn] So I got everybody's input,

and I've been making some great progress
putting a deal together

that'll make everybody happy.

Patrick, are you still interested in
trading that Shelby Cobra?

Jimmy, okay, talk to me
about the '69 Challenger.

Mmm… No, that's not going to work for me.

The Austin-Healey, I'm loving it.
Would you hold onto that thing for me?

Just a few more pieces to put together,

and I think I've come up
with my masterpiece.

Hey, Sean,
are you totally on board with this trade

for that Jaguar you have in your garage?

[Sean on phone] Can you guys make
that Humvee environmentally friendly?

Environmentally-friendly Humvee. Uh…

If we're doing a deal this specific,

I gotta make sure
that you're totally on board.

[Sean] Here's the thing,

I got people offering me
cash offers on that Jag right now.

If you can get that Humvee done quick,
I'll hold those guys off.

Okay. Thanks, buddy.

All right. Now we're talking.

[soft rock music playing]

[tools whirring]

-[Caveman] Gotta get by.
-[Mark] Now we have to put brake lines--

[Caveman] So this line is too short.

[Mark] Use a one-wire system?

-Attention, Gotham Garage employees.
-[Caveman] Are you serious?

[Tony] Shawn has something to say.

Please report to the front of the vehicle.

-Really? You're disturbing us.
-Hey, everybody.

I got a little something
I wanna share with you guys.

You are working so hard.
You're not paying attention.

-You got money?
-Gonna show us your little something?

-[all laughing]
-[Shawn] No. Listen.

I've been listening to everybody lately,

and I think I've come up with
the perfect multi-car trade deal

that involves
a little something for everybody.

Check this out.

I got a guy named Dave
that wants that '70 SS Camaro.

[Caveman whoops]

-And I know you dig that. All right.
-I'll take it.

We fix that up,
get it ready for the track,

and Dave's willing
to trade it for a Humvee.

-[Tony] Whoa, whoa, whoa.
-Did I get your attention?

-Wait. Wait--
-[Shawn] Real Humvees.

Not like H3s, right? Like the real deal?

Real deal.
But the good part of this deal is

I got a guy that's willing to trade for,
check this out,

-a classic Jaguar XKE.
-[Jake] Really?

-[Mark] What year?
-[Shawn] A '63.

-Austin Powers.
-You know that Jaguar!

That's worth well over six figures,
am I right?

Yeah, you can't even buy
a beat-up one for under 80.

That a rare enough car for you, Jake?

-Yeah. Pretty rare.
-Okay. All right.

But there's a little something
for Tony here too.

-[Constance laughs]
-Now, the catch

with the Humvee-Jaguar deal is

the guy doesn't wanna trade
for any old Humvee.

He wants
an environmentally-friendly Humvee.

[Caveman] Oh, right up Tony's alley.

I've never heard of
an environmentally-friendly Humvee.

And that's where you come in

-because you're good at that stuff.
-Okay.

We'd have to come up with
something a little creative

as far as the alternative fuel engine.

All right. Everybody's winning.

I'm all good with this. You guys all work,
and I get the most money.

-I'm down straight with this.
-Good. All right, Mark's in.

[all laughing]

[Mark] On that note, let's get
this thing wrapped up and into paint.

-Yeah.
-Okay.

[rock music playing]

[music stops]

[music resumes]

[Mark] From dusty and rusty
to six-wheel beauty,

it's finally time for all of our hard work
and late nights on this Bronco to pay off.

[rock music playing]

[Mark] WhistlePig wants a truck
that makes a statement,

and we're giving them that and way more.

The copper brown
and off-white paint scheme was inspired

by the colors of a vintage whiskey jug,

and this two-tone look is pure retro.

This feels classic and authentic,

just like
the whiskey being served out of it.

When this beast rolls into events
and people see six wheels spinning,

they're gonna wonder
if they've already drank too much whiskey.

[music ends]

[rock music playing]

Just seeing this color
makes me wanna have a shot of whiskey.

-[Mark] I know, right?
-[Jake] Awesome.

-[Tony] Making my mouth water.
-[all laugh]

-[Shawn] It looks great.
-So, we have a lot to get done today.

We have to debut this truck
and deliver it tomorrow,

and we gotta put it all back together.

That being said, we're gonna have
a very long day ahead of us,

so Shawn, I don't know if it's help
or not, but he decided to show up today.

I'm here for moral support
more than physical labor.

-Yeah.
-[Constance] Wow.

-That's what I do.
-[Mark] Let's get started.

[Mark] A tasting room on six wheels

is probably something
that no one's ever seen before,

and I'm really hoping

that this is exactly what the guys
from WhistlePig Whiskey really wanted.

[rock music playing]

[tools whirring]

-[pops]
-[all laughing]

[Mark] Who would've thought making
an ice chest would be that much fun?

[all laughing]

[Mark] Not only does this truck need
to attract customers,

but it has to dispense whiskey

while hundreds of people
get in and out of it all day.

Hopefully, this is a durable workhorse

that they can use at festivals
all over the country.

All right. It's been a long day,
but we finally got it done.

She's all ready
to go to the party tomorrow, I think.

[Caveman] Ooh, party!

There's only one thing left to do,

and that's to pour a little whiskey
and have a toast.

-Whiskey time.
-[Shawn] Yeah. Let's do that.

-These are big.
-[Mark] Man shots.

-Here you go.
-[Mark] Tone.

-Let's toast to tomorrow.
-[Tony] Toast to tomorrow!

-[Shawn] Yeah.
-Good job, you guys.

-Bottoms up.
-Yeah.

[Caveman laughs] Nothing like celebrating.

-[phone rings]
-Your mom calling you again?

I gotta take this.
Hey! Don't drink mine, okay?

Hello.

[Shawn] Hey, Dave. What's going on?

-How you doing?
-[Dave on phone] Hey. Not too bad.

[Shawn] We're just gonna get started
on your car.

I think this Camaro is gonna be awesome.
What's going on?

[Dave] Well, you know,
I've been mulling it over,

and instead of the 350,

I'd like to make a change on it
and go with the big block.

You know, I think--

Wait a minute.
Dave, that's a total different deal.

I mean, we already talked about this.

I just got the team excited
about this new upgrade and trade deal,

and now this guy, Dave, that has a Humvee
that we want to trade a '70 SS Camaro for

is already trying to change
the agreement we had.

This is the first car in the trade cycle,

and if this deal falls through,
my whole plan blows up.

No Humvee, no Jaguar, no big payday.

The Camaro has a perfectly good,
original 350 engine in there,

and now Dave wants us to swap it out
for a big-block engine.

Adding a big-block engine to this
could tack on an extra five grand

and make this a bad deal for us.

I mean, the 350 engine that's in that car
is, like, perfect for that car.

That's an original engine for that car.

[Dave] I think the big block
is the way I'd like to proceed.

I mean, we can do that, Dave,
but that's gonna cost you extra money.

[Dave] You know, Shawn,
this deal is way more in your favor.

You're getting
almost two complete Humvees.

You're getting brand-new doors,
all kinds of extra parts. I mean…

Argh.

I really don't see it that way,
and I know Mark's not gonna go for this.

I don't know-- I don't know
if I can actually pull that off.

[Dave] If you don't put a big block
in that Camaro, we don't have a deal.

[intense music playing]

[theme music playing]

[music stops]