Detroit Muscle - Season 4

Season 4
Episodes

Camaro That Cares

A-Body Massage

Hard Charger

The Highwayman: Odds & Ends

Hard Charger: Heavy Metal

Hard Charger: Four on the Floor

Hard Charger: 440 Magnum

Hard Charger: Stop and Turn

'72 Chevelle: Baby Blue
A frame-off Chevelle Barn restoration continues with a metallic baby blue paint job, with tips on using a spray gun.

Hard Charger: Magic Legs
The '69 Charger restoration project needs a rear end rebuild; how to beef up a ride's differential with some top shelf parts.

Drift Mustang: A Recipe for Mayhem
The start of a new project on an over the top giveaway drift Mustang with some help from Pro Drifter Vaughn Gitten Jr.

Highwayman Payoff and Chevelle Power Plant
Marc and Tommy plug a monster bowtie powerplant into the newly painted Chevelle Project; the thousand plus horsepower Highwayman Mercury finally gets a chance to stretch its legs.

Powerstop Ultimate Mustang Engine Upgrades

Fancy and Fast

Powerstop Ultimate Mustang Roll Cage and Interior

Powerstop Ultimate Mustang Finale

Caddy Drivetrain and Chevelle Stripes

Chevelle Inside Out

Chevelle Engine Bay Day

Barn Find Chevelle: The Supercharged Plumber

Barn Find Chevelle: Fuel System and Exhaust

Cadillac CTSV: Hammer It Home

Big Builds and Burnouts
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