Tex Mex Motors

With a $250K profit goal and only four months to reach it, the scouting team acquires three cars from Mexico that may be tougher than expected to flip.

A seller has a secret reason for insisting on driving a '64 Comet. Scooter and Rabbit use high tech to eye a vintage Bronco, and get a shocking greeting.

With the Bronco gobbling up their profit, Jenicio has a marketing idea for the '49 Cadillac. Rabbit and Scooter have a mystery on their hands.

Jaime and Wes bring a '63 Carryall into the 21st century and Scooter finds the perfect '80s car for his idol. Rabbit gets a game-changing lead.

The Camaro IROC-Z gets a killer sound system, but Wes and Jaime have a few kinks to work out for their rock star buyer. Later, Jaime ponders her future.

After a team meeting, Mike adds extra help to turn a rotting Cutlass 442 into a hotrod. The hunt for a Rambler turns up a tip on a racing rarity.

Rabbit and Scooter head south for a '52 Chevy and stumble across a '66 Continental. Wes takes on a customer who bets he can beat a race-ready '70 Camaro.

The shop's latest acquisitions fail to impress Jaime. While searching for '47 Chief motorcycle parts, Rabbit quickly learns that biker gangs don't haggle.

The '61 Chevy Apache gobbles up the budget, so the shop pins its hopes on a car that could be as rare as hen's teeth — once the actual hens are evicted.

Rabbit and Scooter snag a curvy '71 Corvette with fiberglass damage. A closer inspection of the Fox-Body Mustang adds to Borderland's mounting headaches.

The shop works overtime to prepare the Mustang for Steve Saleen's arrival. Wes is pumped to work on a Monte Carlo with an elite racing history.

Rabbit and Scooter find competition when they go to Mexico to acquire a Mercedes. The Monte Carlo earns high praise from NASCAR champion Kyle Busch.