In the conclusion of their two-part series, Eric and Ross are surprised to discover that their customer's 1964 Ford Thunderbird has more engine trouble! Now they must make some critical decisions that will determine whether or not this pretty blue Bird will be able to fly home once again.

On a very special episode of Chase Classic Motors, we tackle the difficult subject of peer pressure and smoking. Many young cars are tempted to start smoking because their grandparents did it. They think it's cool, but a SMOKING CAR IS NOT COOL. In fact, it stinks... up the shop! The 1964 Ford Thunderbird is a personal luxury icon in the history of American automobiles. Sure, this one looks clean and healthy, but its harsh smoking habit is causing its owner to be embarrassed driving in public. Now Eric and Ross must take a deep breath and spring into action to help this pretty T-Bird kick the habit. This remedy will require a full engine out before their through...so thank you for not smoking!

It's a spooky spectacle when a mysterious cadaver car from California arrives at the shop! Looks like it's in GRAVE condition too… Now Eric and Ross are opening up this fascinating funeral car and exposing all the trade secrets that made Cadillac coaches the highpoint in hearses. Did you know these GM giants come packed full of heavy-duty cop car parts? You'll learn that and a whole lot more as the boys dig deep down into the guts of this blacktop behemoth to see if they can bring it back to life!

Eric and Ross hit up a local junkyard to find classic Mopar panels along with interior pieces for their 2010 Ford Expedition SSV. After a lucrative day at the pick-n-pull they head back to shop to unveil their SUV's new look! Find out how their former Police K-9 vehicle shares a surprising connection to a popular character from Star Trek: The Next Generation!

You've seen them fix cars at the shop. Now join Ross and Eric on their very first ROAD TRIP SPECIAL! They're off on an interstate adventure and driving 1400 miles from Detroit to Atlantic City and back to rescue a 1975 Plymouth Gran Fury police service vehicle that's been off the road for 20 years. While Ross pilots the scout car, Eric skillfully captains their battered work truck and trailer. But this is no scenic cruise -- this is BUSINESS! Along the way, you'll see every mile and every dollar itemized as the boys methodically manage their travel costs in an attempt to make a tidy profit. So be on the lookout for wayward drivers, blocked bridges, random smokeys, and other bouts of freeway fun as the boys perform their first overland transport job in "The Gassed and the Gran Furious!" #chaseclassicmotors #policecar #roadtrip #mechanic #vintagecars

Chase Classic Motors is back with an all-new holiday-themed special! When Ross discovers he's "Home Alone" in the workshop on Christmas Eve, only one thing can cure his holiday blues: this gorgeous, ruby red 1970 Dodge Charger R/T that's fit for Santa himself! Eric will glide this magnificent Mopar off the snow and ice and onto the lift to take you through removing and balancing a damaged drive shaft. After a brief lecture on wheel and tire safety for classic Mopars, the boys are off on a wonderful, wintry tour in a 375-horse open sleigh! So crack open those newly gifted tool sets, grab a cup of hot cocoa, and get ready for a new season of automotive adventures with Eric and Ross in their all-new Christmas Special: HOME ALONE 440!

In part two of their season finale, Ross and Eric are looking forward to a merry Christmas now that the 1979 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz is running beautifully and ready to depart. However, even the good tidings of the holiday cannot overcome the occasional calamities that come with old cars. So it's back to the drawing board as the boys get one final attempt to make this the greatest Biarritz run ever. Only with a successful test drive will they be able to have a happy new year. Fortunately, this is the season for miracles!

In this two-part season finale, Ross and Eric tackle their biggest challenge ever with a car that several shops said was unfixable! The 1979 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz was the height of personal luxury with an advanced electronic fuel-injection system for the time. Unfortunately, the new owner has been put through the ringer by four other shops and none have been able to make this 10th generation Eldorado run and drive again. In part 1, Eric explores the features of the opulent Biarritz package and explains the design of GM’s misunderstood electronic port fuel-injection system. After a methodical diagnostic process, the unlucky Cadillac slowly begins to show signs of life again. You will learn all the hidden secrets that gave early fuel-injection systems such a bad reputation. Then join the boys for an epic round of repairs as they attempt to make this the greatest Biarritz run ever!

Breaker, Breaker good buddies! Looks like we've got a Smokey up ahead so y'all better slip into the rockin' chair and coast while we welcome a hero of the American highways: the 1980 Pontiac Trans Am Turbo. The "Bandit" must have been driving hard and fast to lose the Smokies on his tail because this Trans Am arrives with practically no brakes at all! Now Eric and Ross must shift into high gear if they have any chance of getting this righteous renegade back on the road in less than 12 hours. The clock is ticking and the owners are hot to make the run to one of the largest car shows in the Midwest. Getting this Turbo-charged titan back together in time won't be easy... but our boys are ready to put the hammer down to keep the Bandit running eastbound and down!