Ep 2. Limo Fire Truck

Monster Garage season 1 episode 2 is named "Limo Fire Truck" and revolves around the team at West Coast Customs trying to transform a 1982 Cadillac limousine into a functional fire truck.

The team is tasked with turning the luxury vehicle into a fully functional firefighting machine, complete with custom fabricated water tanks and hoses. But before they can even get started, they are hit with a major setback – the limo doesn't even run.

Undeterred, Jesse James and the crew get to work on ripping out the car's outdated engine and replacing it with a more modern and powerful one. They also strip the vehicle's interior down to the bare minimum, making room for the extensive modifications that need to be made.

One of the most impressive features of the new fire truck is its custom fabricated water tank, which is capable of holding up to 500 gallons of water. The team spends hours welding together and reinforcing the tank, ensuring that it will hold up to the rigors of firefighting.

Once the water tank is complete, the team moves on to installing the custom hoses and nozzles. These are carefully designed to ensure that they can deliver maximum water flow where it is needed most.

In addition to the water tank and hoses, the team also installs a massive ladder on the roof of the vehicle. This is no ordinary ladder – it is custom built to be several feet taller than the limo itself, allowing firefighters to access even the highest buildings and structures.

As the project nears completion, Jesse and the team add a final touch – a custom paint job that transforms the once-luxurious limousine into a sleek and powerful fire truck.

Throughout the episode, viewers are treated to behind-the-scenes footage of the team working tirelessly to transform the limo into a functional firefighting machine. From welding and fabricating to testing and fine-tuning, it's clear that these talented mechanics and fabricators are truly dedicated to their craft.

Ultimately, the finished product is a testament to the team's skill and creativity. With its custom water tank, hoses, nozzles, and ladder, the "Limo Fire Truck" is a force to be reckoned with – and proof that anything is possible with a little ingenuity and a lot of hard work.