Rust Valley Restorers

Both garages are feeling the heat as Mike prepares to part with a Willys Jeep, offering it to the renowned custom‑car specialist James West. The impending sale has placed the two workshops under considerable strain, each eager for the deal to swing in their favour and boost their reputation. To settle the price, they have agreed that the winner of an upcoming drag race will unambiguously and clearly dictate the final amount payable. Consequently, the high‑speed intense showdown will directly determine how much James West ends up paying for the Jeep, turning the race into the decisive factor in the transaction.

Mike's caught in a delicate balancing act as he oversees the refurbishment of a 1969 Road Runner convertible without being on site. From a distance, he coordinates the work, making decisions and monitoring progress while still never getting his hands directly on the car. At the same time, he's running his rock‑scaling business remotely, handling client calls, organising climbs and managing the daily day‑to‑day operations from his home office. The episode follows his attempts to synchronise these two demanding pursuits, showing how he navigates the logistical hurdles of a classic car restoration alongside the responsibilities of his specialised climbing enterprise.

In this episode of Transformer Truck, the long‑standing rivalry between the Rust Valley crews comes to a head during the Shop Truck Challenge, a competition that pits the two teams against each other in a test of skill and speed. At the same time, Mike finds himself wrestling with the restoration of a 1971 Chevrolet Blazer, a project that has a special purpose – the vehicle is intended as a surprise for a wedding day. The episode follows both the competitive showdown and Mike’s determined, yet difficult, effort to bring the classic Blazer back to life in time for the celebration.

In this episode of Double or Nothing, a Rust Valley road trip pushes Mike into a precarious situation. While travelling, Connor confronts him with a stark choice: acquire an additional vehicle or watch as he detonates one of the cars that originated from the Field of Dreams. The ultimatum forces Mike into the programme’s “danger zone”, heightening the tension of the journey. As they navigate the rugged terrain, the pressure mounts, and Connor’s willingness to blow up a Field of Dreams car adds a dramatic edge to the adventure. The tension is palpable as Mike weighs buying another car against the looming threat of destruction, while the rust‑streaked valley scenery underscores the high‑stakes gamble.

Part one of a two‑part series follows the rival garages in Rust Valley as they prepare for the annual Hit‑to‑Pass race. The crews are busy checking engines, swapping components and running diagnostics to squeeze every ounce of performance from their machines, while each shop fine‑tunes its build and strategises for the showdown that will decide who comes out on top. Meanwhile, Avery finds himself battling a spiralling budget for his Deuce‑and‑a‑Half music truck, as costs climb far beyond what he anticipated. His team scrambles to source parts and negotiate prices, hoping to keep the venture afloat despite the expenses. The episode sets the stage for the competition, highlighting the tension between the teams and the financial strain threatening Avery's project.