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Episode 1

West Coast Clipper

air day: 2003-08-11

1981 Kayot Pontoon / Shark Boat This is Discovery Channel in any case, and in honor of Shark Week, Jesse and his Monster mechanics tackled the problem of turning a 28-foot Kayot pontoon into the last word social gathering/shark-observation boat, complete with cage.

• Jesse James, custom-bike builder/designer, West Coast Choppers, Long Beach, Calif. • Robert Fletcher, industrial designer, Lum Design Associates, Irvine, Calif. • Chris Gregor, yacht engineer, West Palm Beach, Fla. • Shannon Michaels, welder/fabricator and private coach, Newport Beach, Calif. • Eddie Paul, design engineer, E.P. Industries, El Segundo, Calif. • Dick Reynolds, truck customizer and bike builder, Lake Havasu City, Ariz. • Eric Simon, high-performance outboard builder, Simon Motorsports, Alpine, Calif.

Episode 2

Monster Nation 1 – American Monsters

air day: 2003-08-25

Shopping Cart / Go-Cart & Rock Crawler

In this particular version of Monster Garage, the crew goes on a street journey to see home made monsters throughout the nation.

Shop Class Monster

Build Crew: Martin Aguilar, Ernesto Cornejo, Jaime Rodriguez, Christian Ponce, Eric Cortes, Eddie Moreno, Elizabeth Garcia, Patrick Chung

Suburban Monster – 1973 Ford Bronco, 1960s Ford GT 40 Look-alike

Build Crew Bernardo Rodriguez, Marty Maler, Richard Weissensel, David Swingle, Steve Slump, Bryan Pearce, Dennis Steibel, Eric Weber

In a aspect plot, the crew visits numerous Monster Cars throughout the nation.

Dobbertin Surface Orbiter – Pennellville, New York Shortfut High – Magnolia, Delaware Bad Taste Bar-B-Q – Houston, Texas Close Enough Cars – Seattle, Washington The Wheel – Walled Lake, Michigan Draka – Geriach, Nevada

Episode three

Cop Car / Donut Shop

air day: 2003-08-18

1998 Ford Crown Victoria / Donut Shop This largely all-cop group transformed a squad automobile right into a cell doughnut store complete with espresso maker and pastry show case. The most impressed construct but? Or a misguided (if not defamatory) one? “”It can be cool to not have to depart your cruiser to have a doughnut and a cup of espresso,”” mentioned one wide-eyed visiting Long Beach officer. “”But it is nonetheless incorrect.””

• Jesse James, custom-bike builder/designer, West Coast Choppers, Long Beach, Calif. • Brian Armstrong, police helicopter pilot, Long Beach, Calif. • Alan Dively, meals technologist, Dunkin’ Donuts, Braintree, Mass. • Jay Hillebrandt, doughnut-equipment technician, Belshaw Bros. Inc., Seattle, Wash. • Jason Hulst, hot-rod and automotive designer, Pasadena, Calif. • Mike New, sheriff’s deputy, Chesapeake County, Va. • Tom Prewitt, painter, Damon’s Motorcycle Creations, Brea, Calif. • John Pytlovany, police chief, Scotia, N.Y. • Frank Torres, police officer, Long B

Episode four

Figure Eight El Camino

air day: 2003-09-15

1971 Chevrolet El Camino Super Sport / Figure Eight Race Car What is determine Eight racing? It’s racing round a observe formed like … nicely, a determine Eight. As you’ll be able to think about, the probabilities of collision (at speeds of 60 mph or extra) at that middle intersection are tremendous excessive, so the automobiles, very similar to demolition-derby automobiles, are constructed to take a beating.

• Jesse James, custom-bike builder/designer, West Coast Choppers, Long Beach, Calif. • Bruce Berkey, animator and former Ford Motors designer, Pasadena, Calif. • Scott Burson, rental-equipment service and repairman, San Bernadino, Calif. • James Hollan, special-effects artist and mechanical fabricator, Tujunga, Calif. • Mark Nelson, supervisor, West Coast Choppers, Long Beach, Calif. • Rod Proctor, restaurant proprietor, Riverside, Calif. • Jeremy Stets, pipe welder, Carlisle, Pa. • “”Barefoot”” Billy Ziemann, tow-truck driver, Bloomington, Calif.

Episode 5

Mercedes Handicap Car

air day: 2003-09-29

1998 Mercedes ML320 / Handicap Car This time, Jesse and the group are tasked with remodeling a Mercedes ML320 into the last word handicap-accessible car. Their purpose: Make the automobile accessible to anybody in a wheelchair through a ramp within the again and a passageway to the driving force’s seat. This can be the primary episode the place we’re handled to the brand new Monster Garage and the brand new guidelines for Season 2.

• Jesse James, custom-bike builder/designer, West Coast Choppers, Long Beach, Calif. • Warren Chalker, welder and fabricator, Prime Engineering, Lancaster, Calif. • Scott Deacon, engineer and fabricator, Advanced Mobility, La Canada, Calif. • Stuart Klein, technical coach, Mercedes-Benz USA, Southern Calif. • Mike Montenegro, automotive designer and proprietor, Montenegro Designs, Hesperia, Calif. • Ray Paprota, fabricator and race-car driver, Birmingham, Ala. • Ed Sandoz, mechanical engineer, Upton, Mass.

Episode 6

DeLorean / Hovercraft

air day: 2003-10-13

1982 DeLorean DMC 12 / Hovercraft In this problem, Jesse and the blokes tackle a 1982 DeLorean DMC 12 and rework it right into a hovercraft. Or a minimum of that was the concept…

• Jesse James, custom-bike builder/designer, West Coast Choppers, Long Beach, Calif. • Rick Gendreau, digital designer, Pembroke, N.H. • Mark Hannah, transportation designer and artist, Pasadena, Calif. • Casey Heller, auto mechanic, Manhattan Beach, Calif. • John Rago, air-bag suspension distributor, Highland, Calif. • Don Steger, De Lorean restore store proprietor, Garden Grove, Calif. • Rich Weissensel, pc marketing consultant and engineer, Lyons, Ill.

The authentic design for the automobile known as for the construct group to only lower off the highest of the previous DeLorean and stick it on prime of a fuctioning hovercraft. But Jesse got here in and stopped the construct altogether and adjusted the course of the undertaking. But Rick had issues with Jesse’s taking cost, and walks off the construct. Things look dangerous, brief a day and a builde

Episode 7

Hearse Revisited

air day: 2003-10-27

1954 Cadillac Hearse / Grave Digger Almost precisely a 12 months later, after the historic first failure of Monster Garage, The identical group from the primary Hearse present is again to resurrect themselves from Monster Garage Hell. They get a uncommon second probability to right the errors from the earlier construct. Last time the undertaking was supposed to finish up being a automobile crusher, however this time round it turned a grave digger.

• Jesse James, custom-bike builder/designer, West Coast Choppers, Long Beach, Calif. • George Barris, custom-car designer, Barris Kustom Industries, North Hollywood, Calif. • Mike Desmond, custom-car designer, MAD Machines, Long Beach, Calif. • Tim Conder, mechanic and bike customizer, Seattle, Wash. • Jose Gonzalez, heavy-equipment tech, Yale/Chase, Long Beach, Calif. • Bart Grande, software program marketing consultant, Carlsbad, Calif. • Doran Hirschkorn, Bobcat manufacturing engineer, Bismarck, N.D. • Steve “”Tombstone”” Sterle, horror-prop producer, Hollywood Tombstones,

Episode Eight

Escalade / Tailgate

air day: 2003-11-10

Project car: 2004 Cadillac Escalade ESV

It’s soccer season, and you recognize what meaning — pre-game celebrations. Now think about what Jesse and his crew may do with that idea: creating the last word tailgating car.

Design group: Kevin Kuenzie (m.a. audio supervisor), Todd Blandford (Freedom Motors hydraulics professional), Stacey Sunada (artist)

Build group: Larry Webster, Car and Driver author from Ann Arbor, Michigan Ed Federkeil, fireman and truck fabricator from Fort Lauderdale, Florida Danny Webb, hod rod builder and storage dude from Palm Springs, California Todd Blandford, hydraulics guru from Battle Creek, Michigan Kevin Kuenzie, audio wizard from Anaheim Hills, California

Episode 9

Champ Car Line Painter

air day: 2003-11-24

1999 Reynard Championship Car / Street Painter For anybody who’s ever gotten caught in visitors piling up behind a worktruck crawling alongside, could we current Jesse’s newest try and create the quickest (fill-in-the-blank right here) ever. Will he and the group have the ability to assist numerous commuters by turning a 1999 Champ Car into the world’s swiftest avenue painter?

• Jesse James, custom-bike builder/designer, West Coast Choppers, Long Beach, Calif. • John Buttera, race-car builder and toymaker, Kenosha, Wis. • Gavin Diehl, heavy-equipment mechanic, San Jose, Calif. • Clyde Foss, streetline painter and proprietor, Four S, Long Beach, Calif. • John Gregory, fabricator and proprietor, Gregory Racing Fabrications and Racetronics, Nazareth, Pa. • Paul Gentilozzi, race-car driver and Champ Car group proprietor, Lansing, Mich. • Tony Giaccone, welder and fabricator, California Hot Rod/MRL Industries, Jamestown, Calif. • Tom Prewitt, painter, Damon’s Motorcycle Creations, Brea, Calif.

Episode 10

Remote Control Dirt Track Car

air day: 2003-12-01

[b]1971 Chevrolet Monte Carlo / Remote Control Car[/b]

Little children love driving (and crashing) remote-control automobiles, however what about as soon as they’ve grown up? What do they do then? Well, they convert out-of-commission figure-Eight race automobiles into life-sized remote-control racers. Duh.

• Jesse James, custom-bike builder/designer, West Coast Choppers, Long Beach, Calif. • John Clark, product-planning specialist, Radio Shack, Crowley, Texas • Shepherd Ginzburg, kindergarten instructor and prime gasoline racer, Thousand Oaks, Calif. • Fred MacGregor, head fabricator, National Tour Inc., Huntington Beach, Calif. • Chris Marsolais, scholar and waiter, Vista, Calif. • Ed Robinson, occasion promoter and robotic builder, Las Vegas, Nev.

Episode 11

Peterbuilt Chopper

air day: 2003-12-15

Project car: 1972 Peterbilt Semi-truck

Jesse’s a grasp bike builder. But simply how will he sort out the problem of remodeling a semi-truck of all issues right into a diesel-fueled three-wheeled chopper?

• Jesse James, custom-bike builder/designer, West Coast Choppers, Long Beach, Calif. • Randy Grubb, glass artist, engineer and co-owner, Blastolene Brothers, Grant’s Pass, Ore. • Michael Leeds, artist and co-owner, Blastolene Brothers, Santa Cruz, Calif. • Bernard Juckli, Jay Leno’s chief mechanic and former plane mechanic, Los Angeles, Calif • Dan Owens, head machinist, Panavision, Wenatchee, Wash. • Robert Vaughan, upkeep engineer, Vanguard Plastics, Wylie, Texas

Episode 12

Wheelie Santa Float

air day: 2003-12-22

Project car: 1986 Pontiac Firebird with 1991 Ferrari Testarossa physique

Christmas turned from good to naughty when monster mechanics created an evil Santa float.

Design group:

Christopher Lowell (Discovery Channel decorator), Jocelyne Borys (artwork director), Dick Gillespie (float professional), Art Aguirre (sketcher)

Build group: Michael Gillespie (as Mike Gillespie, Sr.), float builder and son of Dick Gillespie from San Gabriel, California Michael Gillespie, Jr. (as Mike Gillespie, Jr.), normal automotives man and float builder from Sierra Madre, California Ian Johnson, automobile engine and mechanical professional from Smiths Falls, Ontario, Canada Jeff Covey, fabricator and race automobile builder from Middleville, Michigan Garth McCrohan, professional welder and Monster Garage fanatic from El Cajon, California Gary Twemlow, float sculptor from Duarte, California

Episode 13

Monster Nation 2

air day: 2004-01-19

Long Beach, CA Long Beach Polytechnic High School

1966 Volkswagon Bug / Dune Buggy If profitable, every scholar will get a $700 software equipment and 2 Mac software kits for the varsity’s store program.

• Jayme Espinoza • Morley Pich • Chris Pheng • Antonio Perez • James Jacocks • Refugio Marquez • Brandon Overlin • Art Broadhurst (Mr. B)

Monsters Across The Country Daytona, Florida – Ice Cream Truck From Hell Seattle Washington – Stiletto High Heel Shoe Car Los Buenos, California – Pharaoh’s float Taylorsville, Georgia – Horn & Whistle Car Victorville, California – Monster Party Wagon Los Angeles, California – Cosmic Rocket Car San Jose, California – Guitar Motorcycle Houston, Texas – Sunflower Car

Episode 14

Celica / Jet Car

air day: 2004-01-12

2003 Toyota Celica / Jet Car To date, it is the quickest monster ever, topping speeds of greater than 200 mph. And its engine? A Rolls Royce Viper MK22 that generates 6,300 kilos of thrust.

Sweet.

• Jesse James, custom-bike builder/designer, West Coast Choppers, Long Beach, Calif. • Joe Ruggless, race-car driver, Lockheed Martin Skunk Works, Palmdale, Calif. • Marty Schwerter, Toyota Pro-Celebrity Celica undertaking supervisor, Toyota Grand Prix, Huntington Beach, Calif. • Ralph Snider, jet-car builder and truck driver, Mcloud, Okla. • Jerry Segal, proprietor, Segal Motorsports, Las Vegas, Nev. • Ben Wood, fabricator and assistant supervisor, Monster Garage, San Jacinto, Calif.

Episode 15

Jet Boat / Car

air day: 2004-01-26

Project car: 2004 Picklefork Ultra boat

The world of motorsports is turned the other way up when the monster mechanics mix components from land, sea, and air automobiles right into a racing machine.

Design group: Mike Desmond (Mitsubishi Motors automotive designer) John West (faculty bus pontoon builder, picklefork jet boat builder and donor)

Build group: Howard Murray, helicopter mechanic from Inisfil, Ontario, Canada Tim McNees, chassis champ from Salt Lake City, Utah Brandon Smisek, fibre glass fabricator from Santa Ana, California Pippa Garner, inventor and artist from Santa Fe, New Mexico Mike Desmond, design wizard from Long Beach, California John West, tremendous boat builder from El Cajon, California

Episode 16

Monster Nation three

air day: 2004-03-01

Episode 17

Box Truck Wrestling Car

air day: 2004-02-16

Project car: 1988 U-Haul International 16 Series

Well, this is one thing you do not see day-after-day: a hydraulic-powered wrestling ring/U-Haul field truck. Right? I imply, if you assume U-Haul, do you assume WrestleMania or RAW?

Design group: Bill Goldberg (as Goldberg) (skilled wrestler), Ellis Edwards (stuntman)

Build group: Mark N. Carpenter Sr. (as Mark Carpenter), skilled wrestling ring constructor from Bridgeport, Connecticut Angel Figueroa, welder/fabricator from Long Beach, California Mike Dilgard, U-Haul guru from Phoenix, Arizona Ron Powers, Hydraulics professional from San Jose, Carlifornia Marty Coronel, welder/bartender from Valencia, Carlifornia

Episode 18

Old-School ’54 Chevy

air day: 2004-03-15

Project car: 1954 Chevrolet 2-door sedan

A group of senior automobile customizing legends had been summoned to rework an old-fashioned automobile into a contemporary chariot worthy of the Caesar of mechanics. With 393 years of expertise beneath one roof, will they make historical past for the Monster Garage, or will they simply turn into historical past?

Design group: Bill Hines (as Bill ‘the Lead Slinger’ Hines) (83) (lead slinger) Dick Dean (automotive artist) Gene Winfield (physique specialist) Fat Jack ( chassis fabricator) John Robinson, Jr. (as John Robinson) (crane mechanic) Norm Grabowski (as Norm ‘El Polacko’ Grabowski) (hod rodder, actor/automobile fanatic, sculpter) Tom Taylor (hod rod illustrator)

Build group: Bill Hines (as Bill ‘the Lead Slinger’ Hines) (83), custom-car builder from Garden Grove, California Dick Dean, custom-car builder from San Jacinto, California Gene Winfield, custom-car builder of Gene Winfield’s Rod and Custom from Mojave, California Fat Jack, custom-car builder from Lake E

Episode 19

Rock ’em Sock ’em Scions

air day: 2004-04-12

Project automobiles: Scion XB (purple), Scion XA (blue).

In this season finale, two groups flip automobiles into Rock ‘Em Sock ‘Em robots. The profitable group will obtain Jesse James Mac Tools toolbox value $6000. In this episode, construct days 1 to four are proven.

Red Rocker designers: Mike Desmond, Eric Tscherne (Hot Wheels designer), Wink Eller.

Blue Bomber designers: Jonathan Bedford (Mattel designer), The Pizz (lowbrow artist), Eric Scarlett.

Red Rocker builders – earlier work John Babek (as Jon Babek) – NASCAR avenue sweeper Lisa Legohn – Fire preventing limousine Mike Stapleton – Mazda RX-7 sandrail Cindy Regimbald – ‘Black Widow’ demolition derby automobile Dwaine Jungen – Toyota Tundrinator Wink Eller (Captain) – Fire preventing limousine

Blue Bomber builders – earlier work Eric Scarlett (Captain) – Porsche Golf ball collector Steve “”Tombstone”” Sterle (as Tombstone) – Cadillac Hearse Grim Ripper, Cadillac Hearse Grave Digger Jason Jessee (as Jason Jesse) – Mobile Half pipe ska

Episode 20

Rock ’em Sock ’em Scions Pt2

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air day: 2004-06-14

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air day: 2004-06-28