Soupbone (Bonehead?) heads to see if Richard has 1957 Corvette parts for he'd be willing to part with.

The Misfits head to Gas Monkey Bar and Grille to gain inspiration for how Fired Up can turn from a garage into an empire.

Richard drives by the shop to see a giant banner featuring the faces of the Misfits and has to stop to find out why they spent money on something so crazy.

Tom and Jordan put a $3,500 on Richard and Aaron's account at Smiley's part shop thinking the Monkeys wouldn't notice. They were very wrong.

When Richard became the landlord over at Fired Up, it became his job to cool down the garage. With Aaron's help, he comes up with a weird short term solution.

Richard wanted the Misfits out of Gas Monkey, but he comes around to pay the rent on the Fired Up garage space to help his pal Phipps out.

Richard and Aaron get a coupon for a $10 oil change at Fired Up Garage in the mail and decide to pay the Misfits a visit.

Richard and Aaron bring the team over to Fired Up Garage where Tom's cooking up some burgers to celebrate the opening of the shop.

Tom and Thomas meet Jimmy, the owner of a 1969 Impala with a 2-barrell carburetor he never got around to fixing.

Tom and Kevin try to mess around with Richard and Sue but end up getting punked themselves.

The Misfits get an exclusive look into the tour bus of country sing-song writer and potential client Phil Vassar.

Thomas has found a potential buyer with the 1959 Chevy El Camino. Bob's hooked on the body lines and the modern LS motor that purrs down the street.

Fired Up is branching out from their reputation for building street rods and takes on their very first Diesel build.

While delivering the Jeep seats to Sue, Tom pulls a fast one and switches the color scheme of the build without Klump's approval.

This quintessential hot rod gets a modern makeover with a blown 383 small block Chevy motor. Hear her purr.

Everybody Loves Raymond star and poker pro, Brad Garrett, swings by to chat with the Misfits at Barrett-Jackson Las Vegas.