South Beach Classics - Season 4
Season 4
Episodes
21st Century Ted
Ted loses a bet w/Marcus, so Ted has to hire ad agency. The agencies first order of work is to stop the phone book ads. Ted has 360 cars but not one of them is a Ted car! He buys a drop top Rolls Phantom. Ted sells a 1962 190 SL and buys a Hot Pink Jeep.
Ted Hits the Auction Trail
Ted decides to try his luck at the GAA Auction. He brings three cars to sell, a Dale Jarrett 1980 Ford, 1967 Sunbeam Apline, and a 1979 Pontiac Trans Am. No guarantees of success at an auction, always a guarantee that Ted will run into his car friends.
Rain Don't Slow Ted's Game
Dealership has more problem cars than normal, Ted has to leave the problems with Marcus and Lucy because he is off to the Carlisle auction. Sloshing around in the rain Ted buys a Nash and a classic Chevy, 50's Dodge Pick-Up.
Where's My Bus?
Ted-tober Fest
Ted Wants a Woody
Ted gets brochures of "Woody" cars and explains to his crew about them. Lucy decides that these type of cars are the perfect opportunity to introduce her collector's corner. Ted buys a 2006 Jaguar SKR, sells his jinxed Range Rover, Ted is happy.
Ted's No Turkey
Daytona Turkey Rod Run group comes to Ted looking to acquire 1950's truck, after finding out about the charitable work done by DTR Ted donates the truck. He sends the truck off for restoration which results in one beautiful truck, Ted loses another bet.
Daytona Dealin'
Ted's Terrible Tuesday
Ted Cruizin' for Keys
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