Lazy Boy Garage - Season 1

The Lazy Boys turn their attention to the Range Rover. Jonny thinks there is a glut of unloved 4x4s in France and profit to be made if they can find the right one to import, recondition and flip.

The Lazy Boys are on the hunt for an unusual car. When Jonny finds a rare two door Ford Escort Estate, Wookie and Jonny want to do a deal immediately. All Tim asks is that it's rot free. But as the car arrives from Austria, Tim's worst fears are about to be realised. Will they be able to make a profit at the Lazy Boy Auction?

The Lazy Boys track down a well-preserved Opel Kadett to turn into a rally car. Plans change when the car arrives. Will the change lead to profit or should they have stuck to their guns?

The boys turn their attentions turns to the Retro Japanese Car scene. Tim finds a super rare two-door Toyota Carina. But is the car too far gone for the Lazy Boys to ship, recondition and flip?

Tom Ford sets his heart on a Ford Fiesta Mk1 from Spain and convinces the others to splash the cash - but there's a surprise in store then the Lazy Boys see the car in person.

Tom 'Wookie' Ford thinks sourcing a cool retro van that someone can use to sell coffee in is a no-brainer, and the boys find a Renault 4F6 - but can they make a profit at auction?

The boys find a mint condition Seat 133 in Spain, fitting in with their quest to capture the spirit of retro motorsport, but will they be able to find the right buyer?

The boys are on the hunt for a car that screams the 1980s and find what they're looking for with a two-door VW Jetta, but Tim opens a can of worms when he removes the headlining.

The Lazy Boys take on the classic small car. Will a lesser known Spanish Seat 600 make a sweet profit?

Jonny finds an Austrian Ford Taunus. It's a top spec Ghia Automatic model with a rare 2.0-litre V6 engine not available in the UK. And it's seized. The lads have a choice: replace or repair?