Ep 2. Let the Chef Cook

In "Bitchin' Rides" season 7 episode 2, titled "Let the Chef Cook," the crew at Kindig It Design gets a new project to work on - a 1968 Cadillac Coupe DeVille. While the team is used to transforming classic cars into stunning pieces of art, this project proves to be a unique challenge.

The car owner, a professional chef, wants to incorporate his love of food into the design of the car. He envisions a restaurant theme for the exterior and interior, with details such as a grille-shaped steering wheel, utensil-inspired interior accents, and even a bar in the trunk.

However, the team at Kindig It Design faces a dilemma when it comes to painting the car. They must find a way to incorporate the owner's vision of a "filet mignon" color into the design while still making the car look sleek and stylish.

As they work on the car, the team faces various challenges, including repairing rusted body panels and custom-fabricating certain parts. They also experiment with different color combinations to find the perfect shade for the car's exterior.

As the project progresses, the team's creativity and attention to detail continue to impress, and the finished product is a stunning masterpiece that perfectly blends the owner's love of food with his passion for classic cars.

Overall, "Let the Chef Cook" showcases the incredible talent and dedication of the Kindig It Design team as they transform a classic car into a one-of-a-kind piece of art. The episode offers a unique glimpse into the world of custom car building and highlights the incredible creativity and ingenuity that goes into each project.