Ep 3. Go Daddy 1

In American Chopper season 4 episode 3 titled "Go Daddy 1", the Teutuls take on a unique challenge: create a custom chopper for Go Daddy, a web hosting company known for its provocative advertising. The company's founder, Bob Parsons, arrives at the Orange County Choppers garage for a meeting with Paul Sr. and the team to discuss the details of the project.

The custom chopper design will incorporate the Go Daddy logo and a sci-fi theme. The bike will feature a metallic blue and silver paint scheme, along with integrated LED lighting that will give the bike a unique glow in the dark effect. This will require careful planning and collaboration between the OCC team and the Go Daddy representatives to bring this vision to life.

Paul Sr. immediately gets to work on sketching out ideas for the bike, consulting with design specialist Jason Pohl to come up with a finalized concept. Meanwhile, the Go Daddy team visits local New York City web design and branding firms to seek inspiration for the project and create a cohesive brand image.

The fabrication process begins with the OCC crew working on the bike's frame, which they use as a canvas for their futuristic design. The team works long hours to get every detail just right, making sure that the design meets Go Daddy's expectations. Along the way, there are challenges to overcome, including creating a functional exhaust system that will be both powerful and visually appealing.

In addition to the fabrication, the team also spends time on the bike's custom paint job and unique lighting features. They experiment with different lighting effects to ensure that the bike's futuristic look is enhanced by the glowing LED lights.

As the deadline for the bike's completion approaches, tensions rise, and Paul Sr. and the team work tirelessly to finish the project on time. Once the bike is complete, there is a final meeting with Bob Parsons to reveal the finished product. The team unveils the bike, and both the OCC team and Go Daddy team are thrilled with the final outcome.

"Go Daddy 1" showcases the OCC team's ability to take on a challenge and turn a client's vision into a tangible work of art. The bike's futuristic design and custom LED lighting are a testament to the team's willingness to push the boundaries of what is possible with custom chopper design. This episode also highlights the importance of collaboration between clients and designers in creating a cohesive and memorable brand image.