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Episode 1

White Trash

air day: 2002-06-23

1994 Ford Explorer (Eddie Bauer Edition) / Garbage Collector Jesse and his crew are challenged to rework a Ford Explorer into an precise, functioning rubbish truck.

• Jesse James, custom-bike builder/designer, Long Beach, Calif. • Brent Davis, bike builder, Brentwood, Calif. • Nick De Avila, offroad truck mechanic and racer, Hermosa Beach, Calif. • Jay LaRosa, customizer, Carson, Calif. • Ivan Sanchez, graphic artist and “”components guru,”” Long Beach, Calif. • J.P. Schoenbeck, tattoo artist, Highlands Ranch, Colo. • Tom Prewitt, painter, Damon’s Motorcycle Creations, Brea, Calif. • Thom Taylor, hot-rod designer, Laguna Niguel, Calif. • Gregorio Urueta, mechanic and sanitation-truck engineer, Harbor City, Calif.

Episode 2

Firetruck

air day: 2002-06-23

1996 Lincoln Town Car Limousine / Fire Truck Jesse and his group of designers, welders, fabricators, and mechanics rework a Lincoln Town Car stretch limousine into a hearth truck

• Jesse James, custom-bike builder/designer, Long Beach, Calif. • Vini Bergman, custom-limo builder, California • Ed Blanford, automobile designer, Southern Calif. • Steve Dennish, hot-rod creator, La Mirada, Calif. • Wink Eller, custom-bike builder, Wink’s Performance and Machine, Orange, Calif. • Rick Goodell, fire-engine engineer, Wisconsin • Paul Johnson, mechanic, Artesia, Calif. • Lisa Legohn, welding teacher, Los Angeles Trade Technical College and Compton Community College, Los Angeles, Calif. • Tom Prewitt, painter, Damon’s Motorcycle Creations, Brea, Calif. • Michael Shrout, fireman, Long Beach, Calif.

Episode three

Swamp Buggy

air day: 2002-06-23

2000 Volkswagen Beetle / Swamp Boat Before he began work on this VW Bug, Jesse occurred throughout a TV present on the best way to survive in case your automobile plunges underwater. Lucky coincidence … or completely irrelevant?

• Jesse James, custom-bike builder/designer, Long Beach, Calif. • Ricky Hsu, automobile designer, Gardena, Calif. • Brian Jendro, automobile customizer, Temecula, Calif. • John Krawczyk, welder and sculptor, Malibu, Calif. • Tom Prewitt, painter, Damon’s Motorcycle Creations, Brea, Calif. • J.D. Streett, special-effects supervisor, Shadow Hills, Calif. • Christy Sumner, special-effects technician, Los Angeles, Calif. • Ronnie Thibodaux, boat designer/builder, Centerville, La. • John Uribe, auto-mechanics teacher, Reseda, Calif.

Episode four

Switchblade

air day: 2002-06-23

1990 Ford Mustang GT / Lawnmower In Switchblade, Jesse and his group are challenged to show a 1990 Mustang GT convertible right into a fiber-slashing, awe-inspiring monster mower

• Jesse James, custom-bike builder/designer, Long Beach, Calif. • George Beers, “”components guru,”” Stuart, Fla. • Bob Cleveland, lawn-mower engineer and racer, Locust Grove, Ga. • Mike Contreras, oil-rig mechanic, Long Beach, Calif. • Mike Desmond, custom-car designer, MAD Machines, southern California • Bill Dodge, custom-bike builder, Long Beach, Calif. • Carol Hodge, TV industrial director, Seattle, Wash. • Billy Lane, custom-bike builder, Melbourne, Fla. • Tom Prewitt, painter, Damon’s Motorcycle Creations, Brea, Calif.

Episode 5

Freezer Burn

air day: 2002-09-30

1996 Chevy Impala Supersport / Zamboni In 1996 it was born a Chevy Impala Supersport clone. In 2002 (July 2002, to be extra precise) it mutated right into a monster able to smoothing out the roughest of frozen surfaces. Welcome to the story of Freezer Burn.

• Jesse James, custom-bike builder/designer, West Coast Choppers, Long Beach, Calif. • Bob Van Der Brink, retired high-school store trainer, Chino Hills, Calif. • Stuart Fuller, hot-rod designer, Downey, Calif. • Ken Hoffman, self-employed fabricator and welder, Simi Valley, Calif. • Renee Newell, sculptor, Santa Monica, Calif. • Dan Padilla, artist • Tom Prewitt, painter, Damon’s Motorcycle Creations, Brea, Calif. • Tad Yenowine, set-builder, Los Angeles, Calif. • Richard Zamboni, president, Frank J. Zamboni & Co. Inc., Paramount, Calif.

Episode 6

Golf-Ball Collector

air day: 2002-10-07

1984 Porsche 944 / Golf-Ball Collector Golfers beware! This isn’t any atypical range-picker. It’s a 1984 Porsche 944 that Jesse and firm remodeled right into a player-harassing, ball-snagging monster again in August 2002.

• Jesse James, custom-bike builder/designer, West Coast Choppers, Long Beach, Calif. • Alex Anderson, custom-car builder, Temecula, Calif. • Mac Gillum, former drag racer and range-picker builder, Different Designs, Stanton, Calif. • Pete Pepe, inventive designer, Disney Animation • Tom Prewitt, painter, Damon’s Motorcycle Creations, Brea, Calif. • Eric Scarlett, custom-car builder/store proprietor and former U.S. Navy SEAL technician, Ventura, Calif. • Wendy Schmidt, animatronics specialist, Los Angeles, Calif. • Jay Skwarlo, bicycle mechanic/builder and hot-rodder, Long Beach, Calif.

Episode 7

Grim Ripper

air day: 2002-10-28

1973 Miller Meteor Cadillac Hearse / Car Crusher-Destroyer Death was actually the theme of this mission: the transformation of a 1973 Miller Meteor Cadillac hearse right into a formidable car-crushing beast. Because it marked the primary failure — and destruction — of a Monster automobile.

• Jesse James, custom-bike builder/designer, West Coast Choppers, Long Beach, Calif. • George Barris, custom-car designer (together with the Batmobile, Kitt from Knightrider, the Munsters’ Koach, and the DeLorean from Back to the Future) • Tim Conder, mechanic and motorbike customizer, Seattle, Wash. • Jose Gonzalez, motorbike customizer and forklift repairman, Yale/Chase, Long Beach, Calif. • Bart Grande, dyno store proprietor and racer, GodSpeed Dyno Works, Oceanside, Calif. • Doran Hirschkorn, Bobcat manufacturing engineer, Bismarck, N.D. • Steve “”Tombstone”” Sterle, horror-prop producer, Hollywood Tombstones, San Fernando Valley, Calif.

Episode eight

Pontoon Bus

air day: 2002-11-11

1989 Ford 20-Passenger School Bus / Pontoon Imagine — It’s August 2002, and you’ve got acquired a 1989 Ford 20-passenger faculty bus. What to do. Well, why not flip it right into a pontoon celebration boat? Ah, if solely Gilligan had had Jesse James and his group of monster mechanics round.

• Jesse James, custom-bike builder/designer, West Coast Choppers, Long Beach, Calif. • Charlie Conn Jr., bus technician, A to Z Bus Sales, Riverside, Calif. • Jim Day, steel fabricator/sculptor, Inglewood, Calif. • Steve Furnish, fabricator, Wolff’s Customs, Long Beach, Calif. • Tom Prewitt, painter, Damon’s Motorcycle Creations, Brea, Calif. • Darren Shurig, engineering fabricator, Fountain Valley, Calif. • John West, proprietor/designer, Ultraboats, San Diego, Calif.

Episode 9

Delivery Truck

air day: 2002-12-02

1998 Chevy Mac Tool Truck / Ultimate Delivery Truck In September 2002, Jesse James and the Monster crew got down to flip a 1998 Mac Tool truck into the “”final”” supply truck. Now, you is perhaps pondering that is fairly ho-hum for this storage … however have we talked about that the transition entails a crossbow, cannon and catapult? Let’s simply say that you don’t want Jesse James delivering your new 19-inch TV. The truck was equiped with the next: twin air cannons, a single 6-inch barrel air cannon, a ballista, & a trebuchet

• Jesse James, custom-bike builder/designer, West Coast Choppers, Long Beach, Calif. • Paul Campbell, surgical nurse for Stanley Frileck M.D., Santa Monica, Calif. • Jim Farley, truck mechanic and hot-rodder, Reno, Nev. • Dais Nagao, artist /motorbike designer, Honda, Pasadena, Calif. • Tom Prewitt, painter, Damon’s Motorcycle Creations, Brea, Calif. • David Norris, proprietor, Sky Signs, Phoenixville, Pa. • Ron Toms, entrepreneur and medieval wea

Episode 10

Hot-Air Balloon

air day: 2002-12-09

1995 Geo Tracker / Hot-Air Balloon In October 2002, Jesse and his group hunkered right down to see if they may redefine “”off-road”” … actually. And within the course of, they discovered that you just’re not alleged to throw sure objects — comparable to bowling balls — out of hot-air balloons. Bummer

• Jesse James, custom-bike builder/designer, West Coast Choppers, Long Beach, Calif. • Chris Brown, custom-car designer, Brown Auto Design, Fullerton, Calif. • Chopper Dave, motorbike builder, West Coast Choppers • Dan Danknick, software program engineer, Orange, Calif. • Martin Harms, designer, Aerostar, Sioux Falls, S.D. • Chuck Mignacco, welder, Oakland, Calif. • Dave Park, legal professional and motorbike builder, San Diego, Calif. • Tom Prewitt, painter, Damon’s Motorcycle Creations, Brea, Calif. • Jerry Schell, balloonist, Tucson, Ariz.

Episode 11

Nut-Shaker

air day: 2002-12-16

1997 F-150 Ford Pickup Truck / Tree-Shaker No, this machine shakes nuts (and fruit) from bushes. Using a hydraulically powered clamp and rotating mass gadget, this harvesting gadget latches onto a tree, shakes vigorously, then collects the falling nuts in an umbrella — all with out damaging the tree. Able to shake as much as three bushes a minute, this machine has revolutionized the agricultural business.

• Jesse James, custom-bike builder/designer, West Coast Choppers, Long Beach, Calif. • Russ Angold, agricultural engineer, San Luis Obispo, Calif. • Tim Beghoefer, hydraulics technician/ journeyman mechanic, Milwaukee, Wis. • Mike Pittinger, mechanical engineer/underwater welder, Baltimore, Md. • Tom Prewitt, painter, Damon’s Motorcycle Creations, Brea, Calif. • Dan Robinson, farm gear repairman/welder, Omaha, Neb. • Ralph Westerhoff, service supervisor, Orchard Machinery Corporation, Tulare, Calif.

Episode 12

NASCAR Street Sweeper

air day: 2003-01-06

2002 Dodge Intrepid / Street Sweeper Race-car driver Kyle Petty helps to rework a inventory automobile right into a road sweeper and to check it at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Anyone who’s seen Jesse behind the wheel is aware of how a lot driving at excessive speeds bums him out. Not!

• Jesse James, custom-bike builder/designer, West Coast Choppers, Long Beach, Calif. • Kyle Petty, CEO, Petty Enterprises, and driver, Sprint Dodge automobile, Level Cross, N.C. • Jon Babek, R&D engineering specialist, Petty Enterprises, Level Cross, N.C. • James “”Bobby”” Brock, engineer, TYMCO, Waco, Texas • David Jones, industrial artist and fabricator, New Design Customz, Walker, La. • Laura Parker, artwork trainer and welder, Sacramento, Calif. • Tom Prewitt, painter, Damon’s Motorcycle Creations, Brea, Calif. • Jim Reeves, vp of operations, FAA restore station, Carollton, Texas • Albert Yu, artist, designer and trainer, Pasadena Art Center College of Design, Pasadena, Calif. Honorary Team Mem

Episode 13

Ambulance / Wheelie Car

air day: 2003-01-13

1983 Ford E-350 XL Chassis, Type II / Wheelie Car This is all we have to say about this episode’s transformation: Built in November 2002, it’s Jesse’s favourite monster thus far.

• Jesse James, custom-bike builder/designer, West Coast Choppers, Long Beach, Calif. • Josh Brown, graphic designer and custom-car fabricator, Hemet, Calif. • Mike Desmond, custom-car designer, MAD Machines, Southern California • David Dyson, paramedic and custom-parts maker, Fremont, Calif. • Darrell Ferguson, cell-phone firm subject engineer and builder/driver of the “”world’s quickest muscle automobile,”” El Sobrante, Calif. • Richard Pauza, fabricator and custom-hot rod builder, Gilberts, Ill. • Tom Prewitt, painter, Damon’s Motorcycle Creations, Brea, Calif. • Richard Schroeder, wheelstander (wheelie-car) knowledgeable, Diamond Bar, Calif.

Episode 14

PT Cruiser / Wood Chipper

air day: 2003-01-20

2002 Chrysler PT Cruiser / Wood Chipper If Jesse was actually psyched concerning the Wheelie Car monster, his response to the Wood Chipper was .. lower than enthusiastic. As in, “”This is like somebody coming to my store and asking me to construct a moped.””

• Jesse James, custom-bike builder/designer, West Coast Choppers, Long Beach, Calif. • Johan Bakker, mechanical design engineer, Unisys, Brighton, Mich. • Pete Finlan, painter, automobile builder and artist, Vista, Calif. • Mick Gifford, tree-chipper knowledgeable, Morbark, Inc., Winn, Mich. • Tom Prewitt, painter, Damon’s Motorcycle Creations, Brea, Calif. • Erich Woodall, licensed and grasp welder, fabricator and road racer, Edgewater, Md. • Matt Zabas, artist, engineer and fabricator, 13 Choppers, Cardiff, Calif.

Episode 15

MINI / Snowmobile

air day: 2003-02-24

Project Vehicle: 2003 MINI Cooper

Richard Petty challenged Jesse for a race in snowy mountains of Wyoming. Can Jesse overcome his lack of expertise on ice, or the problem is simply too scorching for him to deal with?

Design group: Rick Soles (MINI USA paint and physique coaching supervisor, automobile customizer), Matt Lube (Polaris Snowmobiles product supervisor, 2 time snowmobile hill climbing champion), Raphael Zammitt (General Motors senior automobile designer)

Build group:

Jack Nickerson, welder and scorching rod builder from Upland, California Hector Orlandi, grasp technician from Saginaw, Michigan Brady Cambern, Tison Snowmobiles head mechanic from Tacoma, Washington Rick Soles, MINI knowledgeable from Wallkrill, New York Matt Lube, snowmobile knowledgeable from Buffalo, Minnesota

Episode 16

Suburban / Wedding Chapel

air day: 2003-03-10

1994 Chevrolet Suburban C2500 / Wedding Chapel Here’s a marriage you would not wish to miss. This construct even had a splash of mutiny that resulted in some fascinating moments.

• Jesse James, custom-bike builder/designer, West Coast Choppers, Long Beach, Calif. • Donald Burnes, minister, Southern California • Tonna Carlo, hot-rod painter, fabricator and Discovery.com bulletin-board common, Olympia, Wash. • John Frye, designer, Honda, Torrance, Calif. • Tony Gentile, hot-rod builder, Tujunga, Calif. • Steve Hosking, licensed electrical, mechanical and laptop engineer, Santa Cruz, Calif. • Charles Kegg, pipe-organ builder, Cleveland, Ohio • Ray Kent, technical director, Laguna Playhouse, Aliso Viejo, Calif. • Jim Morrison, industrial contractor, hot-rod builder and Discovery.com bulletin-board common, Salem, Ohio • Tom Prewitt, painter, Damon’s Motorcycle Creations, Brea, Calif.

Episode 17

Doom Buggy

air day: 2003-03-24

1990 Mazda RX7 / Sandrail The title of this Mazda RX7-turned-sand rail? Doom Buggy. Yup. That sounds about proper.

• Jesse James, custom-bike builder/designer, West Coast Choppers, Long Beach, Calif. • Lil’ John Buttera, hot-rod designer and builder, Lil’ John’s Place, Los Alamitos, Calif. • Jason Conant, automobile builder, Mazda Recycling, Elk Grove, Calif. • Mike Ferguson, sand-rail builder/racer and proprietor, Big Chicken Bar Stools, Tempe, Ariz. • Cole Foster, automobile and bike customizer, Salinas Boys Customs, Salinas, Calif. • Anthony Luera, graphic artist and bike builder, West Coast Choppers, Glendora, Calif. • Jim McKenna, expertise companies supervisor, Morrison & Foerster LLP, Alameda, Calif. • Art Osborne, designer, Honda Acura, Pasadena, Calif. • Tom Prewitt, painter, Damon’s Motorcycle Creations, Brea, Calif.

Episode 18

Road Ramp

air day: 2003-04-14

1987 Winnebago Itasca/Suncruiser / Skate Ramp Will Jesse and his group — which incorporates professional skater Tony Hawk — efficiently flip a 1987 Winnebago Itasca/Suncruiser right into a skate ramp?

• Jesse James, custom-bike builder/designer, West Coast Choppers, Long Beach, Calif. • Chris “”Body Drop”” Artiaga, skate-boarder and fabricator, San Luis Obispo, Calif. • Nigel Benjamin, former lead vocalist for a British glam band turned music studio designer, Toluca Lake, Calif. • Steve Cadena, inventive guide, Gaylord’s Kustom Trucks, Long Beach, Calif. • Tony Hawk, professional skater, San Juan Capistrano, Calif. • Jason Jessee, professional skater and motorbike fabricator, Santa Cruz, Calif. • Jeff King, skate rail and ramp builder, San Diego, Calif. • Joe “”Leaf Eater”” McCluskey, custom-car builder, Hemet, Calif. • Mike McIntyre, skate ramp engineer and builder, SITE Design Group, Tempe, Ariz. • Rick Thorne, skilled BMX freestyler, Santa Ana, Calif.

Episode 19

Hog Dog Car

air day: 2003-06-02

Hot Dog Vending Stand / Dragster Jesse and his crew of New Yorkers take a NYC Hot Dog Cart and rework it right into a 1,000 horsepower dragster.

• Jesse James, custom-bike builder/designer, West Coast Choppers, Long Beach, Calif. • Tom Betar, senior grasp tech, Ford Dealership, West Nyack, N.Y. • Steve Bonge, traditional customizer, New York, N.Y. • Mike Desmond, custom-car designer, MAD Machines, Southern California • Louis Di Raimondo, hot-dog cart producer and proprietor, All American Hot Dog Carts, Miami, Fla. • Dan Ferrazzano, mechanic, Ferrazzano Service Center, Philadelphia, Pa. • Indian Larry, motorbike builder, New York, N.Y. • Tom Prewitt, painter, Damon’s Motorcycle Creations, Brea, Calif. • Dave Tucci Jr., street-rod fabricator, Tucci Engineering, Marcy, N.Y.

Episode 20

Rock Crawler

air day: 2003-06-09

1968 Ford Bronco / Rock Climber After it is voted on by viewers, the producers of Monster Garage put into movement a Ford Bronco to be changed into a Rock Climber

• Jesse James, custom-bike builder/designer, West Coast Choppers, Long Beach, Calif. • Mike Allen, editor, Popular Mechanics, New York, N.Y. • Mike Duncan, proprietor, FourXDoctor, Burbank, Calif. • Brandon “”The Knife”” Gillen, proprietor, Anarchy Offroad, Sandy, Utah • Ryan “”Lindy”” Lindberg, proprietor, Strictly Broncos, Los Angeles, Calif. • Andy McCloskey, legal professional, San Diego, Calif. • Steve Rumore, proprietor, Avalanche Engineering and Avalanche Ranch, Bayfield, Colo.

Episode 21

Demolition-Derby Car

air day: 2003-06-16

1970 Pink Cadillac Coupe Deville / Demolition-Derby Car When you consider a Cadillac Deville, what do you consider? Resevoir Dogs? Mary Kay Cosmetics? Aretha Franklin tunes? Try a butt-kicking demolition-derby automobile designed, constructed and pushed by an all-chick (properly, aside from Jesse) group.

• Jesse James, custom-bike builder/designer, West Coast Choppers, Long Beach, Calif. • Maria Alvarado, welder, Wilmington, Calif. • Erin Enderle, steel sculptor, Westminister, Colo. • Lt. Mustardseed, welder/fabricator, Los Angeles, Calif. • Juanita Myers, welder/fabricator, Los Angeles, Calif. • Tom Prewitt, painter, Damon’s Motorcycle Creations, Brea, Calif. • Cindy Regimbald, demolition-derby racer and repair adviser, Jeep/Isuzu, Rutland, Vt. • Crystal Stern, bartender and drag racer, Clearlake, Calif.

Episode 22

Tundrinator

air day: 2003-06-30

2003 Toyota Tundra / Terminator three Integration

In Terminator three, machines battle mankind. Well, as you recognize, in Monster Garage, that occurs as properly (keep in mind the The Grim Ripper?). This time, Jesse makes use of the film’s motif as inspiration for a stealthy motorbike launcher, born from a backyard selection Toyota Tundra pick-up truck. But will the monster win its battle towards its human creators?

• Jesse James, custom-bike builder/designer, West Coast Choppers, Long Beach, Calif. • Tom Conard, car-maintenance adviser, Toyota, Redondo Beach, Calif. • Sean Gibbs, welder/pipe fitter, Middletown, Calif. • Dwaine Jungen, rock-crawler builder, Tucson, Ariz. • Jeff Mann, manufacturing designer, Terminator three, Swordfish, and many others., Los Angeles, Calif. • Paul Moore, race-car builder, Seaside, Calif. • Eric Roy Ortega, fabricator, California Street Rods, Cypress, Calif. • Monte Rex Perlin, stunt double, Terminator three, and many others., Los Angeles, Calif.

Episode 23

Low Bull-Rider

air day: 2003-07-07

1970 Ford Ranchero / Mechanical Bull Oh yeah. This four,300-pound low ridin’, excessive buckin’ bull began out as a 1970 Ford Ranchero earlier than Jesse and his crew fed it per week’s weight loss plan of 12 batteries, eight solenoids and 4 hydraulic pumps and cylinders. Not to say a imply set of 6-foot steer horns as a hood decoration. Is anybody loopy sufficient to truly trip this factor?

• Jesse James, custom-bike builder/designer, West Coast Choppers, Long Beach, Calif. • Chad Denton, bull rider, Oroville, Calif • Eric Jones, hydraulics knowledgeable, Pro Hopper Inc., Van Nuys, Calif. • Quinter Pittillo, custom-car builder, Sacramento, Calif. • Edgar Sifuentes, hydraulics knowledgeable, Pro Hopper Inc., Van Nuys, Calif. • Rob Smets, bull fighter, Shamrock, Texas

Episode 24

Sling Ray

air day: 2003-07-14

1973 Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray / Mud Bogger Hey, if Jesse and his group are going to create a souped-up, mud-spitting off-road dragster, they will begin it off proper: with a 1973 Corvette whose engine is nothing aside from a 454 Chevy massive block.

• Jesse James, custom-bike builder/designer, West Coast Choppers, Long Beach, Calif. • John Best, Corvette mechanic, Brea, Calif. • Dave Collier, electrician/desert racer, San Marcos, Calif. • Chuck Courty Jr., nationwide mud-bogging champ, Pittsburgh, Pa. • Dick Guldstrand, race-car racer/builder/designer and Corvette knowledgeable, Guldstrand Engineering, Burbank, Calif. • Bobby McCurdy, fabricator, Henderson, Nev. • Mike Stapleton, head mechanic, Wilson Motor Sports, Bellflower, Calif. • Don Vierstra, freelance artist, Buena Park, Calif.

Episode 25

Under the Hood

air day: 2003-07-28

The Cast and Crew mirror again on the earlier 24 episodes of Monster Garage.

Segment 1) The Idea to Make the Show Segment 2) How an episode is made Segment three) Picking the crew Segment four) The Worst moments on Monster Garage Segment 5) And on the seventh day…