City Homicide

The season kicks off as Ian resurrects an abandoned 30's-style hot-rod pickup for his friend Tom with some full custom fabrication tricks up his sleeve. In true vintage form, the project culminates in an old-school dirt-track race.

Ian creates a one-of-a-kind mutant T-bucket beach buggy, mixing and matching parts with his mad scientist approach. Once finished, Ian takes it to the Old School Buggy Reunion for a beach weekend in the sun.

Ian's metal mastery is put to the test as he works with his most eccentric client on a classic lowrider dream car. Entrenched in the Los Angeles lowrider scene, Ian gets inspired and takes the project all the way.

Ian and his friend Johnny Jalopy design a custom "cartoon-style" show car with a wild '70s flair. Putting it all on the line, Ian builds the body from the ground up to prove his vision.

Ian battles through his wild '70s-inspired cartoon build as the whole project gets taken to the next level when newcomer Tom gets involved and contributes some serious firepower.

Ian gets down and irons out the final details to his custom cartoon creation. Meanwhile, the phone is ringing off the hook, and Ian revisits a few old projects for some "minor updates."

Ian comes to the rescue of an old client with a problem truck on his hands. With some custom restyling, Ian gets the truck back on the road lookin' better than ever.

Ian gets a call from the Southern California Railway Museum in hopes he can help them with a big dilemma. Ian scours the massive compound and comes up with a crazy idea to build a hot rod train.