Ep 2. Chopped and Dropped Model A, Part II
- TV-14
- August 25, 2014
- 44 min
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(14)
Fast N' Loud season 6 episode 2, titled "Chopped and Dropped Model A, Part II," follows the team at Gas Monkey Garage as they continue their work on a 1930 Model A hot rod. In the previous episode, they began the process of "chopping and dropping" the car, which involves lowering the roof and suspension to give it a sleeker, more aggressive look.
As this episode begins, the crew is facing a tight deadline to complete the car in time for a charity auction. Richard Rawlings, the owner of Gas Monkey Garage, stresses that they need to finish the car quickly without sacrificing quality. However, the team encounters several setbacks and challenges along the way.
One of the main problems they face is with the car's steering. They install an aftermarket steering box, but it doesn't fit properly with the car's existing linkage. This requires them to improvise and find a solution that will work. They also struggle with the wiring, as they need to route all the new electrical components through the car's narrow frame.
Meanwhile, Richard goes on a mission to find the perfect wheels for the hot rod. He combs through several salvage yards and finally finds a set of vintage chromed wire wheels that he thinks will be a perfect fit. However, they need to be restored and repainted before they can be installed on the car.
As the deadline approaches, tensions rise in the garage. The team works tirelessly to finish the car, but they encounter one setback after another. Ultimately, they must decide whether to cut corners and sacrifice quality in order to meet the deadline, or take the time to do the job right.
"Chopped and Dropped Model A, Part II" is a thrilling episode that showcases the challenges and triumphs of building a custom hot rod. The team at Gas Monkey Garage must work together to overcome obstacles and create a masterpiece that will impress car enthusiasts and raise money for a good cause. With high stakes and a tight deadline, this episode is sure to keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
