Full Custom Garage - Season 9
Season 9
Episodes
Is That a Cadillac?
Ian kicks off a big build with some crazy fabrication that gets the Full Custom treatment. With a healthy dose of flavor and some unique ideas, Ian gets in deep with a new concept on an old classic.
The Cheese Biscuit
Ian serves up a wild roadster build with his most ambitious client Victor. Inspired by Ed Roth's unusual creations from the past, Ian lets loose on a pile of parts and works his magic to bring it all together.
Surfin' Safari
Ian enlists the help of his good buddy Eric, and they get down with some real envisioning. Taking the surf vibes to another level, the duo gets "weird" with a wild wagon.
Kicking Up Dust
Ian jumps off-road and gets into a desert-inspired hot rod build. He takes the unique mashup all the way, pulling together the perfect combination to take on the desert terrain.
Keep on Truckin'
Ian has his hands full as he attempts to rescue a classic survivor and wrap up some unfinished business on a friend's project. Along the way, he picks up some fresh inspiration from a huge truck show and digs deep into a desert donor.
Early Style Hot Rod
Taking inspiration from the pioneers of hot rodding, Ian goes old school with a stock Model A and puts his twist on a traditional-style build.
Part 1: Sports Car Edition
Bubble Top Special
Sports Car Edition Part 5
Sports Car Edition Part 6
Sports Car Edition Part 8
Sports Car Edition Part 12
Part 2: Sports Car Edition
Part 3: Sports Car Edition
Part 4: Sports Car Edition
Part 5: Sports Car Edition
Part 6: Sports Car Edition
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