Carspotting - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Woulda, Shoulda, 'Cuda
Carlos and his crew use a drone to locate a treasure trove of classic vehicles in a remote wooded area; Carlos has five weeks to turn a 1970 'Cuda into a $65,000 real-life Hot Wheels car.
Diamond in the Rust
Carlos purchases a '57 GMC big window truck and finds a buyer who wants it quickly turned into a low-riding hot rod; in order to offset costs for the huge job, Carlos buys an oddly decorated '64 Impala as a quick flip.
Field of Machines
Carlos buys a 1968 Mustang convertible and anticipates an easy build, but it quickly turns out to be anything but; Carlos luckily finds a buyer, but he wants a Shelby tribute Mustang, which is nothing like what Carlos and the crew had in mind.
Surviving the Cyclone
Carlos buys a 1970 Mercury Cyclone from a monster truck driver and works to turn it into a cop-themed hot rod for the town's retiring police chief; a tight budget and rare parts make the build a monumental challenge.
Barn Rules
Carlos finds a 1969 Camaro sitting in a barn, partially restored, and convinces the owner to give him the job of finishing it up.
Treasure Island
The guys visit an island in search of treasure, and strike gold- a 1955 Bel Air; the condition is rough, but could be a six figure sell in the end; Carlos locks in a high-end buyer who could make or break his business.
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