Chip Foose

Chip Foose teams up with MuscleCar to turn a 2010 Mustang GT into the Magnaflow Foose Mustang. In part one, Chip creates a design, then joins Rick in the paint booth. And we install a Magnaflow cat-back exhaust, Roush body kit and Foose wheels.

Chip Foose teams up with MuscleCar to turn a 2010 Mustang GT into the Magnaflow Foose Mustang. In part one, Chip creates a design, then joins Rick in the paint booth. And we install a Magnaflow cat-back exhaust, Roush body kit and Foose wheels.

Arranging for Chip and the guys to surprise his wife by rebuilding her 1964 Corvette, Pete Eastman is in for a surprise all his own when he returns home to find that his '71 VW "Thing" has also been snagged by the "A-Team."

Automotive restoration artist Chip Foose and his team of merry pranksters return for another season of "stealing" unsuspecting victims' classic cars, only to return their rides a week later completely overhauled into lean, mean street machines. This year, Foose and crew go to work on classics such as a 1966 Pontiac LeMans, a 1972 Dodge Challenger and a 1963 Mercury Comet, along with later models such as a 1996 Chevy Tahoe.

Told that his recently stolen 1968 Oldsmobile 442 has been discovered vandalized severely, Christopher is pleasantly surprised to learn that the car he's owned for 24 years has actually been rebuilt by Chris and the "A-Team."

Sometimes you need to take a break from rebuilding and that's what Chip and the team do when they decide to race some of the coolest cars.

Half "Punk'd," half "Pimp My Ride," this series from The Learning Channel features hosts Christopher Jacobs and Adrienne "A.J." Janic tricking people out of their keys so they can trick out their cars. The unwitting targets are stunned to see their run-down cars hauled away, but even more amazed when they see the magic performed by auto rehab expert Chip Foose and his team.

Dilapidated cars are transformed into tricked-out megamachines in this popular television series from the Learning Channel. Car buffs hand over their dying vintage Camaros, clunky classic Corvettes and rusty Mustangs to the professional crew at "Overhaulin'," which performs automotive magic. Hosted by Courtney Hansen and Chris Jacobs, this collection of episodes from the second season includes guest appearances by Lance Armstrong and Sheryl Crow.

In this popular Learning Channel television series, decrepit, rusty cars are transformed into stylin' pimp-mobiles via breathtaking makeovers. Included here are more than 15 hours of amazing transformations from Season 1, along with six hours of previously unavailable material. Hosted by Courtney Hansen and Chris Jacobs, the series features guest appearances by gearheads Ian Ziering, Jason Priestly, Robby Gordon and surfer Tyler Hatzikian.