Counting Cars: Under the Hood - Season 1

Corvettes take center stage when the crew spots one of Danny's favorite cars on the road. Will Danny and the crew be able to make a deal on these classic beauties or will their attempts prove to be futile?

Danny and his crew are living in luxury when they are tasked with restoring two Cadillacs--a '62 Caddy and a '69 Sedan deVille. But will the high price of bringing these classics back to life be too much for these guys to handle?

Danny can never resist a muscle car, especially when it comes to taking a classic and cranking up the power under the hood. But when he rolls the dice on a 1967 GTO and '68 Camaro that are in both need of serious work will he be firing on all cylinders with this restoration or will he be left with clunkers he can't sell?

It's bye bye baby for Danny after he restores a 1932 Highboy Ford. But he knows he just can't part with it. Will the couple go for a last-minute switch to a 1925 Model T? Then, Danny and the boys fix up a '35 Chevy from Davey Deals with a catch. The Hot Rod needs a boat to match. Will Danny get his sea legs on to seal the deal?

Danny gets Ford Fever when he looks to trick out two of the most iconic rides around--a '74 Ford F100and a '67 Mustang. Will he flip them for a profit or add to the Count's collection?

Fulfilling one client's dream to recreate his first car becomes a total nightmare when Danny buys a rotted-out Camaro Z28 restoration on the internet. And later, music royalty shows up with a Chevy Blazer and a two-fold goal of tricking out the truck for tailgating and paying tribute to his Tennessee roots.

Danny loves cars from the seventies. In this episode he tackles two icons of the era, the Chevy El Camino and a Superfly Cadillac Eldorado, a.k.a. Pimpmobile.

When Danny comes upon a pair of vintage Chevy trucks in relatively good shape, he think it's easy money.

The cars are the stars and bikes, too, when Danny and the Count's Kustoms crew re-create and restore some of the most famous vehicles of film and television from the 70s and 80s.

When Rock and Roll's greatest stars need specialized rides, they know exactly who to turn to. But can Danny and Count's Kustoms really make a truck worthy of Rob Zombie in just 7 days? And will Tommy Lee accept a substitute for his beloved bike after a devastating crash?