Chase Classic Motors returns with Chrysler's forgotten and forsaken R-body squad car. Now Ross and Eric must tackle the heavy repair work in order to bring this tired, old 1979 Chrysler Newport police car back from the brink. After pulling and sealing the transmission, mounting new tires, and replacing the exhaust, the boys start calling for backup in order to get the body and paint work completed! Before long, they will reunite the teenage owner with this rare and misunderstood Mopar classic!

Chase Classic Motors is ready to LIVE LARGE now that the king of American luxury cars is at our Chase HQ! To many, the 1968 Cadillac Coupe Deville symbolized the American Dream and owning one meant that you had "made it" here in America! This car expressed wealth, style, power, presence, comfort, luxury, and respect all in one grand design. But was this all just marketing hype, or was the colossal 1968 Cadillac coupe really the ultimate symbol of American opulence? Ross and Eric are keen to find out in this episode. Perhaps they'll be able to wise up now that they get to experience the car preferred by "wise-guys"!

Chase Classic Motors is on a mission to restore the reputation of the most maligned and misunderstood Mopars of all time: Chrysler's forgotten full-sized four-doors dubbed the "R-body" cars! Debuting in 1979, they lasted a mere three model years before being cast aside as a footnote in Mopar history. This episode explores all the reasons the Chrysler Newport, Dodge St. Regis, and Plymouth Gran Fury were such a catastrophic commercial failure. You'll also learn why, for a short time at least, they were the BEST full-size police cars in America! As part of their investigation, Ross and Eric will take you on a test drive of the 1979 Chrysler Newport Police Pursuit and follow up with a host of special guests who will help them in their quest to find redemption for an impressive trio of now classic R-body police cars. Buckle up for 80s fun as the boys turn their workshop into a toy store for some magnificently malaise Mopars!

Remember those 90's FWD cars that everybody drove to school? If you're over 40 then your parents did, your teachers did, and even the Principal did! Shop owners Ross and Eric remember the 1990s too...with mixed emotions. However, one thing they both agree on is just how darn good the GM cars of this era were: rugged, dependable, comfortable, quiet, quick, and fuel efficient. This was the car a math teacher drove and it seems that the current owner also drives this original and well-kept 1991 Buick Riviera daily. Now the search is on to find the last working signal switches in Detroit so Chase Classic Motors can get this delightful daily back on the road in time for Thanksgiving... but just like any 90's TV sitcom, the unexpected is bound to happen and this car may just land our boys in permanent detention!

Chase Classic Motors is in HOT PURSUIT of the ultimate Mopar police car! This 1977 Plymouth Fury Police Pursuit is the last known surviving example of the 440ci big-block Mopars that dominated America's highways in the 70s.

As car guys, Ross and Eric know that nothing beats the excitement of discovering a true barn find muscle car! Now the boys must brave the cold to uncover a family's forgotten 1969 Ford Mustang Mach-1 and discover its hidden secrets. Why was it put away? And why is it being sold so CHEAP? Thankfully, local 1st-Gen Mustang collector and automotive expert John S. Yarema arrives to show Ross and Eric how to identify the perfect Pony Car!

In the conclusion of their two-part series, Eric and Ross are surprised to discover that their customer's 1964 Ford Thunderbird has more engine trouble! Now they must make some critical decisions that will determine whether or not this pretty blue Bird will be able to fly home once again.

On a very special episode of Chase Classic Motors, we tackle the difficult subject of peer pressure and smoking. Many young cars are tempted to start smoking because their grandparents did it. They think it's cool, but a SMOKING CAR IS NOT COOL. In fact, it stinks... up the shop! The 1964 Ford Thunderbird is a personal luxury icon in the history of American automobiles. Sure, this one looks clean and healthy, but its harsh smoking habit is causing its owner to be embarrassed driving in public. Now Eric and Ross must take a deep breath and spring into action to help this pretty T-Bird kick the habit. This remedy will require a full engine out before their through...so thank you for not smoking!

It's a spooky spectacle when a mysterious cadaver car from California arrives at the shop! Looks like it's in GRAVE condition too… Now Eric and Ross are opening up this fascinating funeral car and exposing all the trade secrets that made Cadillac coaches the highpoint in hearses. Did you know these GM giants come packed full of heavy-duty cop car parts? You'll learn that and a whole lot more as the boys dig deep down into the guts of this blacktop behemoth to see if they can bring it back to life!