West Coast Customs - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
AquaMan & The Flash
The comic book world descends on WCC when Kia and DC Entertainment tap Ryan and the crew to build two super hero inspired cars. Watch as WCC transform a Forte Koup and a Rio into two of the Justice League's superheros - the Flash and Aquaman.
Line-X -WCC Body Armour
WCC sets out to prove that Line-X isn't for bedliners anymore. The team will create a special 2013 Camaro that will be Line-X'd inside and out. And since they are the premier custom car shop on the planet, they won't stop there.
South of the Border Buses
It's time to head south of the Boarder for this build. The Ohana Group has challenged WCC to create the ultimate Taco and Margarita buses that they can use for clients at the new Maravilla resort in Cabo San Lucas.
Attack of the Monster Kids
From homeless to hip-hop stars, Chi Towns finest have seen it all. But when Monster Cable pulls Ryan in to help build them a new van to travel in, they're really given something to dance about. WCC will take a Sprinter Van and transform it into the Ultimate tour bus.
Technoliner
It's time to take buses to the next level. Which is exactly what WCC does for CDW- the leading provider of technology solutions. West Coast Customs will create the Technoliner- Old school styling meets tech. It's WCC's biggest build yet.
Chris Brown's First Love Lamborghini
You only have one first love, and for Chris Brown it's his 2004 Lamborgini. But this r&b sensation can't be seen driving last years whip, so he's asked Ryan to update his baby into something new. And the crew at WCC are up to the challenge.
Smurfs Come to WCC
Watch as Ryan and co. take a trip to Smurf village to build four of the smurfiest vehicles around. Just in time for the Smurfs 2 movie, the crew at WCC will take Dash cars and transform them using hard work and creativity, into Smurfmobiles.
Cool-Capable Braun Explorer
West Coast Customs teams up with Indy race legend Sam Schmidt to move beyond the soccer mom mini-van and bring the cool factor into a one of a kind handicap accessible vehicle.
The Road Home
In honor of Veteran's Day, the team at WCC join forces with eBay to create cars for 3 deserving vets. WCC will transform a van into a paint ball troop transport, a Suburban into a hot rod family car, and give a Wildcats fan the Mustang of her dreams.
Cracker Jack'd Mobile Splash Party
In order to promote Cracker Jack'd, the "snack with an impact", the WCC team do the impossible once again. This time by transforming an RV into something truly impactful, a Mobile Dunk Tank. But will it hold water? Or will WCC sink under pressure.
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