The boys have different visions for a rare '60s MGC that turns up in Hampshire. In Dorset, they fall for a '80s BMW 635 coupe that's been sitting for 15 years, but the bill for parts soon starts causing headaches.

The boys visit Potters Bar and the largest private collection in the country to look at a charming Morris Traveller. In Surrey, a Maserati Ghibli grabs Drew's attention, but has Paul worrying more about breakdowns than makeovers.

The Gallic charm of a Renault 4 has Paul and Drew grinning ear to ear, though restoring its interior will require some serious detective work. Paul also has his hands full restoring a modified Jaguar XJS to its original state.

Father and son battle each other creating a Black Widow-themed motorcycle.

The crew races to finish the Black Widow in time for a trade show in NYC.

Sparks fly a Paul Jr. has just 10 days to finish a race-car-themed bike.

How did the Teutuls end up as TV stars, and where did their story leave off when American Chopper stopped filming? We bring you up to speed on Senior, Junior and Mikey's roles in the family business.

The Teutuls catapulted to fame with the introduction of the "theme bike" to television in 2002. Here's five of their best, most innovative choppers.

It was the best of times (golf with Bill Murray!)... it was the worst of times (a Daytona Bike Week washout). Relive some of the Teutuls' best examples of family bonding -- the good, the bad and the ugly.

What do Will Smith, Bill Murray and Jay Leno have in common? Choppers built by the Teutuls! Meet the masterpieces OCC and PJD turned out for these celebs.

Richard helps a failing garage right in his Dallas backyard.

The owner of a failing LA hot rod shop refuses to change his errant ways.

The crew renovates a struggling shop and addresses the owner's hoarding.

The owner of a Bakersfield smog shop needs help getting back on his feet.

Richard rehabs a 4x4 shop in Texas that has fallen on hard times.

The crew takes on an up-and-coming motorcycle shop in Jackson, Mississippi.