Season 5

Detroit native Kid Rock comes to WCC to revive his classic 1970s Cadillac, retaining its cool 1970s vibe while ramping it up to the 21st century.

To replicate the crazy-rugged Magnum Opus car from the "Mad Max" video game, Ryan and the team combine a 1970s Maverick with a 1990s Ranger.

Little Ryan is ready for his first car, so Ryan Sr. lets him take charge of his own custom build for a Toyota Scion that changes from black to white.

Ryan and the WCC team are heading to Las Vegas for SEMA, where they'll spend a week working with fans to come up with some unique builds.

Ryan reminisces about his favorite jobs over the years, from his first celebrity builds for Shaq to a Zippo Jeep, all with cutting-edge sound.

Continental Tires wants a build for the Mexico vs. USA soccer match, so WCC partners with Line-X to make a unique Continental big rig, and a surprise.

Hall of Fame driver Rusty Wallace has bought an El Camino he loves, but needs WCC to upgrade it from a regular car into something fit for a legend.

The WCC team is used to dreaming up their own custom builds, but Esurance challenges them to listen to fans' ideas and create the car of tomorrow.

Home technology company Nest comes to WCC to customize a firetruck to highlight their new smoke detector system and show kids about fire safety.

Justin Bieber's dad loved his son's WCC Batmobile so much, he wants one for himself -- but he wants his Batmobile to be a more family-friendly BatSUV.

To celebrate the launch of a new Sienna van, Toyota and Sirius XM want WCC to create the ultimate DJ van, with sound that'll blow the roof off.

WCC has had big builds, but they’re usually cars. This time it's a build for their own new headquarters in Burbank, and it has to make a statement.