Ep 1. Racing a '67 Dodge Dart (1)

In the season 10 premiere of Fast N' Loud, the team at Gas Monkey Garage are looking for their next big project and they find it in a '67 Dodge Dart. The car has been sitting in a field for 30 years, so the team will need to restore it from the ground up.

Richard Rawlings and his team are excited to take on this project, but there's a catch. The car's owner, Guy, is a big fan of racing and wants to put the Dart to the test on the track. With only a month to complete the restoration, the team needs to work quickly to get the car track-ready.

There are some challenges along the way, including a rusted-out frame and a missing engine. The team has to track down a replacement engine and work quickly to get it installed. They also need to rebuild the transmission and make sure the car's suspension and brakes can handle the high speeds of racing.

As they work on the restoration, the team also learns more about the history of the car and the Dart's place in racing history. Guy shares his passion for racing and the team gets to see the car in action as Guy takes it for a test drive.

Throughout the episode, viewers get a behind-the-scenes look at the restoration process, from the initial teardown to the final touches before the car hits the track. The team pulls out all the stops to make sure the car looks and performs its best, using custom paint and upholstery and adding high-performance parts like a racing carburetor and headers.

As the deadline approaches, the pressure is on to get the car finished in time for the big race. The team works around the clock, putting in long hours and even pulling an all-nighter to get the car ready. Finally, the day of the race arrives and the team is nervous but excited to see how their hard work pays off.

Without giving away any spoilers, fans of the show will want to tune in to see how the Dart performs on the track and whether the team's efforts pay off. Along the way, they'll get an inside look at the world of car restoration and racing, and see how the Gas Monkey Garage team pulls off their latest project.