Wrench'd - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Draggin' Steel
Justin Nichols and the crew at Nichols Paint + Fab pride themselves on not cutting corners. Their skills are put to the test when a client brings in a 1990 Mustang to turn into the ultimate drag car. Justin finally gets to race his custom 1960 C10.
The Wild Mustang
Justin Nichols and the crew at Nichols Paint + Fab are down-to-earth Midwestern guys known for meticulous fab work and incredible custom paint jobs. Today, they continue working on the 1990 Mustang, and Justin makes custom jogs for a client's Harley.
In the Bag(ger)
Justin Nichols is ready to show off his custom fab & paint work, and put his Midwest shop on the national map with their very first SEMA bike build- a custom bagger with lay frame. The guys also spend time modifying the exhaust on a client's Challenger.
Bustin' at the Sema
Justin Nichols and his team are ready to show off their best work at SEMA, with the guys' very first SEMA bike build: a custom bagger with lay frame. They get to show off their truck skills too, when they swap suspension and prep a custom C10 for racing.
Riviera Chop
This may be Justin's biggest job yet! Client Ray brings him a 1963 first-gen Riviera to customize and take on the power tour. Justin brings in some extra cash by swapping the injection on a '41 custom Willys with a 468 cubic inch big block.
Bigger and Badder
Justin & the crew continue their work on Ray's 63 first-gen Riviera, and Justin scores an opportunity to create a one-of-a-kind Nichols Paint and Fab hot rod truck for a local dealer.
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