The crew pulls out all the stops to transform an armored truck into a lounge for gamers at the world-famous E3 video game convention.
The guys turn an ordinary Hummer into a not-so-small piece of gaming heaven for computer-hardware company Alienware to show off at Comic-Con.
The gang is tasked with transforming an RV into a jumbo juice bar. Meanwhile, Ryan wonders if Ish is colorblind.
High-tech powerhouse Hewlett-Packard collaborates with the gang to turn an ordinary Chevy Denali into a mobile showroom for HP's products.
Old school meets nu metal when the West Coast crew puts the body of a '69 Camaro on a 2008 GTO frame for Korn singer Jonathan Davis.
The crew comes together to transform an old-school RV into a mobile lounge and extreme sports showroom for eyewear company Spy Optics.
Disney comes calling and asks the crew to customize an already impressive Audi R8 into an electrifying "Tron"-inspired supercar.
In this episode, Ryan and his team work to create a highly customized truck for extreme athlete Jeff "Ox" Kargola.
The crew transforms an ordinary hot dog cart into a customized masterpiece. Meanwhile, Ryan and the gang teach Best Buy installers a few new tricks.
In this episode, Ryan and the crew customize a sizzling ride for Rascal Flatts in anticipation of the band's new tune, "Red Camaro."
The team wants to raise money for Darrell Gwynn's foundation for spinal injuries by customizing a car inspired by Darrell’s last winning dragster.
Hip-hop artist will.i.am asks Ryan to build his concept of fusing the classic look of a 1958 Corvette body with the modern amenities of the 2008.
The humble 2011 Fiesta is the vehicle bringing Best Buy and Ford together to demonstrate the "seven steps to customize your car” process.
Zippo asks Ryan to build a special promotional car to combine the best of two rugged, quintessentially American brands: Zippo and Jeep.
The team creates the ultimate mobile office for superstar Mark Wahlberg, who needs style, comfort and satellite TV hookups in his Cadillac SUV.
Justin Bieber comes back to West Coast for his second vehicle, this time a matte black Cadillac CTS-V with suicide doors and studio-quality sound.
It's a gamer's dream come true for Ryan when Nintendo hires the team to bring their latest video game to life with two real-world Super Mario Karts.
Monster Energy, which keeps the West Coast crew going during those long nights, sponsors a contest to give a fan's car an intense, week-long makeover.
A Toyota Tundra is turned into the ultimate motocross machine for DC Shoes, which has a giant wish list for Ryan and the team.
Operation Mend, which helps badly wounded veterans, asks the team to create a camouflage Camaro honoring all branches of the service.
The team has only three weeks to customize two funky cars for Kia -- a Soul for golfer Michelle Wie and an Optima for basketball player Blake Griffin.
Ryan surprises Meagan with a Swarovski crystal roof for her pink Mini Cooper, just one of the 15 cars the gang is taking to an event in Las Vegas.
The team gets an order from Microsoft for the ultimate Mustang, combining a 1967 body with a 2012 chassis and all the new technological trimmings.
The American Cancer Society asks Ryan for the ultimate Camaro build to be auctioned off to benefit their Road to Recovery program.
Ryan turns a Mercedes Sprinter into a tricked-out mobile office and brings wife Meagan and son Dylan in for other special builds.
Super fan Ryan is thrilled to do a build for Industrial Light & Magic, which wants him to make a vehicle that Darth Vader would love to drive.
Ryan's built dozens of tricked-out cars for Shaq, but this time he just wants something simple ... turn a four-door Jeep Wrangler into a two-door.
Ryan is drafted by the Marines to build a mini WCC at Camp Pendleton and customize a new Chevy Silverado to be given away to a Marine at the opening.
The WCC crew has an unusual build order from Skype, which wants an Airstream RV customized from the outside in, including high-end wood furniture.
Dedicated gamer Ryan gets an order to transform a touring bus into a new FireFall gaming bus that captures a vision for the FireFall gaming world.
NASCAR star Carl Edwards asks Ryan to design a chic new wrap for his car. Best Buy then asks WCC to do the same for a VW in their Geek Squad fleet.
KIA and DC Entertainment join forces with WCC for custom builds of a Forte Koup and a Rio inspired by Justice League superheroes Flash and Aquaman.
When Ryan contacts Line-X to use their truck bed lining to cover WCCs entire truck, they agree -- if WCC customizes a Camaro for them.
Ryan and the WCC crew head to Cabo San Lucas for a job from the Ohana Group to create the ultimate taco and margarita buses for the Maravilla resort.
Making the ultimate kid-friendly tour bus for the once-homeless Monster Kids hip-hop group is a happy assignment for WCC and sponsor Monster Cable.
WCC has its biggest build ever for tech company CDW, which wants a tour bus combining the best old school styling with cutting-edge tech gear.
R&B superstar Chris Brown asks Ryan and the WCC crew to turn his beloved 2004 Lamborghini Gallardo into something totally new, while keeping its soul.
Ryan gets a quirky order to build four Smurfmobiles for the premiere of “Smurfs 2.” The team will need four electric Dash cars to pull this off.
Ryan's team has to think beyond the minivan when BraunAbility and HP ask them to create a unique, wheelchair-accessible SUV for a wounded warrior.
WCC and eBay Motors bring three deserving veterans personalized rides: a paintball van, a Suburban family hot rod and a Mustang fit for a mayor.
Cracker Jack'D wants WCC to transform their RV into a fun promotional vehicle they can take on the road, and Ryan decides to add a dunk tank.
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.
What started as a remodel turns into an expensive, total gut job on the new Burbank shop for WCC, but Ryan's visionary plan will blow everyone away.
At the new shop, Ryan gets an order from a generous man to transform a 1968 Mustang convertible into a purple dream car for his wife's 50th birthday.
Ryan tours the Jack Daniel's distillery and gets an order to transform their old trailer into a new Jack'n for Beats RV to find new hip-hop talent.
Barbeques Galore wants a mobile showroom to take to events, so Ryan's team is brought on board to transform a box truck and fire up the cool factor.
It's SEMA time in Vegas again, and after missing last year, WCC is partnering with Toyota to host the event and customize four Toyotas in one week.
Shaq's back for another build to customize a Polaris Slingshot. But it's a tall order to make it cool yet comfortable for Shaq's large frame.
When Dr. Pepper wants something special for their iconic concessionaire Larry Culpepper, WCC turns an RV into the tailgating vehicle of his dreams.