Richard looks to make quick cash with the ’50 Ford COE him and Aaron purchased in LA.

Richard is almost at a loss for words when this brother and sister warn that Dad (the original owner) disapproves of the offer and is glowering down from beyond right now!

Is it a coupe? Is it a pickup? Who cares. It’s cool.

Richard fires up the engine on this '72 Firebird Formula 400 to see if it still works.

Which car is THE best that’s come out of Gas Monkey Garage? Hear Richard and Aaron’s take.

Aaron puts in a request for some seats to be altered by Sue.

Things heat up as the Gas Monkey mechanics work on this '49 Ford F-1.

A bone is found inside an engine during a tune up. And once they finally get the car is running, it smells like meat. Gross!

Richard introduces a new monkey to the garage to help keep things rolling. How will the newbie get along with the rest of the staff?

Richard brings 12 cars to the inaugural Barrett-Jackson Northeast with the hopes of walking away with a fat wallet. He needs the ’55 Chevy to hit the $50K to make money.

Richard looks for some advice from Aaron on the possible expansion of Gas Monkey Garage.

Aaron takes the new guy to Sue's shop.

Will there ever be a place for combustion engines in the future? Richard doesn’t think so.

Cheap and reliable, the Volkswagen Beetle was an icon of American and European roadways for decades. The 1965 model introduced a more open and modern look than its predecessors.

A moonshine-loving car owner convinces Richard to roll the dice to see who gets a better deal on his classic Chevy. Was luck on his side?

Richard hires his nephew Michael to help out around the garage. The other monkeys discover that he is most definitely a Rawlings, just like his uncle.