Ep 5. Mustang Rally
- TVPG
- November 10, 2020
- 43 min
Garage Squad season 7 episode 5, titled "Mustang Rally," follows the team as they take on a 1968 Ford Mustang that has seen better days. The car's owner, Bill, purchased it with the intention of fixing it up and driving it to Mustang rallies across the country. However, the car has been sitting for years, and Bill cannot even get it to start.
The Garage Squad team, comprised of experts in mechanical, electrical, and body work, takes on the challenge to restore the car back to its former glory. They begin by assessing the damage and determining what needs to be fixed, replaced, or rebuilt. As they work, they encounter a number of challenges, including rusted out floor pans, faulty wiring, and a malfunctioning carburetor.
To tackle these problems, the team gets to work on a complete overhaul. They replace the floor pans, fix the wiring, and rebuild the carburetor. They also give the car a fresh paint job, with a new coat of shiny red paint that really makes it pop. Additionally, they add some unique customizations to make the car stand out, including a new hood scoop and a set of racing stripes.
Throughout the episode, viewers get to see the chemistry between the members of the Garage Squad team as they work together to restore the Mustang. They share jokes and camaraderie, with each person bringing their unique skills to the project. Viewers also get to see Bill's enthusiasm and excitement as he watches his car come back to life.
As the episode draws to a close, the team completes the final touches on the car and takes it out for a test drive. Bill gets behind the wheel and takes it for a spin, grinning from ear to ear as he revs the engine and feels the wind in his hair. The Garage Squad team watches from a distance, proud of what they have accomplished.
In the end, "Mustang Rally" is a feel-good episode that showcases the power of teamwork and the joy of restoring a classic car. Viewers will be thrilled to see the transformation of the 1968 Ford Mustang, and they will likely feel a sense of satisfaction as they watch Bill drive off in his newly restored ride.
