Bitchin' Rides: Beyond Bitchin' - Season 2

Season 2
Episodes

A Blue Suede Buick
Director's Cut footage and Inside info from Dave and KevDogg as the Buick Invicta megabuild goes from homely to show-ready

Roadster Rescue & The 1940 Coupe
Never before seen footage and Inside Perspective from the crew take viewers behind the build of a problematic '32 Roadster riddled with problems from another shop, while also trying to rescue a '40 Coupe.

Impossible Impala & The '69 'Stang
Director's Cut footage and Inside info from Dave and KevDogg as a '94 Impala arrives for a modern upgrade, and a purple '69 Mustang challenges the mechanical chops of the shop.

Orange Crush & Yet Another Challenge
Never before seen footage and Inside Perspective from the crew take viewers behind the build of a '54 Ford straight off the farm, while a new Challenger gets some retro Mopar updates.

A Mali-burnout & 'Cuda Time
Director's Cut footage and Inside info from Dave and KevDogg as a client with a massively powerful '64 Malibu rolls into the shop, and the crew gets a 1973 'Cuda ready to swim.

Mr. Norm & a Stud from the Forties
Never before seen footage and Inside Perspective from the crew take viewers behind the build of a 2013 Mr. Norm's Challenger, a '48 Studebaker gets a new rear suspension that will tear the flames right off the truck.

A Pair of Pony Cars

A Bitchin' Bel Air & The '68 Chevelle

A Hot, Cool, Copper Caddy
Director's Cut footage and Inside info on the year and a half epic build as the "Copper Caddy" is finished for its show-stopping debut.
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