Garage Squad Season 2 Episode 4 Going Commando

In Garage Squad season 2 episode 4, titled "Going Commando," the squad receives a request from a retired Army veteran who wants his '63 Chevy pickup truck restored. The truck has been sitting idle for years, and now it's time to give it a new lease of life.

The team, consisting of Bruno Massel, Lauren Bohlander, and Joe Zolper, get to work on the truck, beginning with the bodywork, which has been affected by rust. They start by welding new metal patches to the truck's exterior before smoothing out the rough spots. Once they have finished with the bodywork, they move onto the engine bay, where they find a V8 engine that has seen better days.

The engine is torn down to inspect it for worn out components. The team quickly realizes that they need to replace the engine to get the performance that the owner desires. They get to work on searching for a suitable replacement before settling on a 350 small-block V8 engine. They overhaul the engine, installing new internals and adding a new intake manifold and carburetor for good measure.

After the engine is overhauled, the team gets to work on the suspension, installing new springs and shock absorbers. They then install disc brakes for better stopping power. The team also overhauls the truck's power steering system, making it easier to steer the truck.

With all the mechanical work done, the team moves on to the truck's interior, which is in pretty bad shape. They begin by removing the old seats and installing new ones. They also install new door panels and a new headliner. They then clean up the dashboard, installing new gauges and a new sound system.

The final touch is the paint job. The truck is transformed from its old, rusted-out exterior to a shiny new coat of paint in military green. The finishing touches include new wheels and tires and other accessories that give the truck a new lease of life.

Overall, "Going Commando" is a classic Garage Squad project. The team breathes new life into an old classic while honoring the owner's wishes for a military-style truck. The episode is a must-watch for both classic car and military fans alike.