Ep 12. Beast of Burden

At the start of the episode, the Graveyard Carz team is on a tight deadline to restore a 1971 Dodge Charger R/T for one of their clients. However, issues arise when they discover that the car has been extensively modified in the past by its previous owner, turning it into a somewhat of a "beast of burden."

The team is faced with the challenge of bringing back the car's original features while also dealing with some of the past modifications that have been made, including a custom hood and grille. Mark Worman, the owner and lead mechanic at Graveyard Carz, explains that often times the modifications were not made in a way that can be easily restored.

As they work on the Charger, the team also reminisces about some of their past restoration projects and the challenges they faced in restoring certain cars. They also share some of their favorite memories from their time working together on the show.

Throughout the episode, the team confronts various challenges in the restoration process, including a flawed windshield installation and trouble finding the right parts for the car. However, they manage to persevere and eventually complete the car on time for their client.

In the final scenes of the episode, the team showcases the completed car and takes it for a test drive. They praise the car for how well it drives, noting that the modifications made by the previous owner actually improved its performance. The team reflects on how proud they are of the finished product and the work they put into restoring the Dodge Charger to its former glory.

Overall, viewers can expect an engaging and entertaining episode that showcases the challenges, triumphs, and camaraderie of the Graveyard Carz team as they work to restore a unique and challenging car.