Ep 9. Best of the US

Mike Brewer and Ant Anstead, two of the best car experts in the industry, continue their quest to find and restore the best classic cars in America. In this episode, they're determined to search for the best American classic cars that will be perfect for restoring. As they scour the country, hoping to find vehicles that are just waiting to be revitalized, the duo takes on some of the most challenging rebuilds they've ever attempted.

Their first find is a 1976 Chevy K5 Blazer. It's a big, powerful truck with a lot of potential, but it's going to take a lot of work to get it back into shape. Mike and Ant get to work on the Blazer, working tirelessly to clean it up and repair any damage. But as they begin to dig deeper, they discover that there are some serious issues with the engine that are going to take a lot of time and expertise to fix.

Despite the challenges, Mike and Ant are determined to restore the Blazer to its former glory. They put their heads together and come up with a plan to create a one-of-a-kind off-road classic that will be the envy of car lovers everywhere. With their hard work and dedication, the pair transform the K5 Blazer into a thing of beauty, complete with a powerful engine, sleek exterior, and comfortable interior.

Next up, Mike and Ant set their sights on a 1972 Dodge Charger. This powerful muscle car is in desperate need of restoration, but it's got style and attitude to spare. The duo takes on the Charger with relish, using their expertise to strip the car down to its frame and rebuild it from the ground up.

As they work, they discover that the Charger has some serious issues that are going to test their skills to the limit. But the pair are undaunted, and they work tirelessly to turn the old muscle car into a sleek, modern vehicle that's worthy of any contemporary showroom.

Finally, Mike and Ant tackle a 1969 Plymouth Road Runner. This iconic American classic is in serious need of restoration, and it's going to take all of their expertise to get it back into shape. The Plymouth has some major issues, including a faulty rear suspension and brake system, but Mike and Ant get to work on the car with their usual enthusiasm.

Despite the challenges, the two restore the Road Runner to its former glory, complete with a high-performance engine, stunning paint job, and comfortable interior. The result is a car that looks and runs like it did in its prime, a true testament to the passion and dedication of Mike and Ant.

Throughout the episode, Mike and Ant showcase their impressive skills, transforming three classic American cars into stunning works of art. Along the way, they encounter their fair share of challenges, but they always rise to the occasion, using their expertise, ingenuity, and hard work to create beautiful, effective, and modern vehicles that pay homage to the rich history of American car culture.