Misfit Garage

Misfit Garage is an American reality television series from Discovery Channel that first premiered in 2014. The show is set in an exciting world of big engines, sleek exteriors, classic designs, and roaring noises - the world of motor vehicle customization. Brimming with fiery collisions, high-speed rides, and everything automotive with a creative spin, the series is a treat for individuals who have an undying love for classic muscle cars, hot rods, classic trucks, and top-fuel dragsters. Misfit Garage follows the ensemble of Fired Up Garage, a company started by a group of discontented, unruly, and unconventional mechanics as they embark on a mission to prove their worth in the competitive market of automobile restoration. Led by Tom Smith and Jordan Butler - two mechanics who were previously fired from the Gas Monkey Garage featured in the series Fast N' Loud, another Discovery Channel show - this talented yet eccentric crew are determined to show their merit and create automobiles that are second to none. Alongside Tom and Jordan, the team includes key members like Thomas Weeks, a veteran motor master who possesses expertise in extreme engine configurations and Scot McMillan, a renowned fabricator extraordinary in car body works. Each episode sheds light on their journey as they deal with the various challenges tied to the restoration and modification of classic vehicles, all while trying to put their differences aside and function as a singular unit. The major tension and drama in Misfit Garage come from the rivalry between the Fired Up Garage and the Gas Monkey Garage. With bruised egos, a mutual history, and a burning desire to outdo each other, their competition amps up the intensity of the show. Consistently wrestling with the financial risks of vehicle restoration and the volatile used car market, the team trades in cutthroat deals, combines their strengths, and works incredibly hard with the hopes of turning a profit on their projects. Another fascinating cornerstone of Misfit Garage is the camaraderie among the fiery personalities within the Fired Up Garage. The show offers glimpses into their hilarious and often chaotic brainstorming sessions, creative disagreements, collective triumphs, individual weaknesses, and their relentless, passionate pursuit of the perfect vehicle transformation. Although all differ in their ways of working and certain aspects of their unique personalities, together they form a charmingly disjointed but highly capable team. The series provides a front-row seat to the mechanics' world, unveiling the nuts and bolts of their job. Each episode is a new adventure as the team tackles a different project, starting from sourcing the dilapidated, sometimes rusted, often-neglected vehicles to giving them a complete makeover. This transformation process often involves complex engine work, body modification, meticulous detailing, and exquisite paint jobs. Balancing between individual creativity and market demand, the transformation is often riddled with intricate challenges. Viewers are taken through the nuances of rebuilding engines, creating custom body parts, installing suspensions, revamping interiors, and painting artwork, which adds a unique touch to each vehicle. It's not just about cobbling old parts together; it's an art form of its own. With the lively banter and occasional disagreements among the characters, incandescent sparks from welders and grinders, and the hum of finely tuned engines, Misfit Garage is a highly engaging series for automobile enthusiasts. But it's not just for the gearheads. The show also appeals to anyone intrigued by the thrill of entrepreneurship, creative innovation, and working with one's hands. At the heart of Misfit Garage is a story of underdogs finding success against the odds. The series showcases the complexities of starting a business, particularly in such a competitive field, the tension of tight deadlines, the pressure of financial responsibility, and the satisfaction of seeing a beloved and laboriously built vehicle find a new home in the world. The team from the Fired Up Garage stands testament to what can be achieved with a little grit, a lot of elbow grease, and an unyielding will to succeed. So buckle up, start your engines and prepare to embark on a rollercoaster ride with the team from the Fired Up Garage as they turn clunkers into classics, rust-buckets into roadsters, and salvage into supercars. Let Misfit Garage steer you through an entertaining and enriching journey into the fascinating world of automobile restoration.

Misfit Garage is a series categorized as a currently airing. Spanning 6 seasons with a total of 61 episodes, the show debuted on 2014. The series has earned a moderate reviews from both critics and viewers. The IMDb score stands at 5.8.