Monster Garage: Сезон 3

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• Project vehicle: 1981 Cadillac Fleetwood

• The gang tries to convert a Miata convertible into a personal watercraft.

• The team of builders turns a pickup truck into a gorilla transport for Koko, a gorilla that understood over 2000 words and communicate with sign language.

• A Dodge Magnum RT is turned into a speeding train.

• Project vehicle: 1988 Chevrolet Blazer

• Build Team: * Jesse James, custom-bike builder/designer, West Coast Choppers, Long Beach, Calif. * Lee Chase, head brewer, Stone Brewing Co., San Diego, Calif. * Ron Krol, wine- and brewery-tank manufacturer, AAA Metal Fabrication, The Dalles, Ore. * John Legnard, brew master, Sandlot Brewery, Denver, Colo. * Otto Petersen, welder and fire truck mechanic (retired), Jackson Heights, N.Y. * George Plumlee, firefighter and fabricator, Marshall, Texas

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  A 1969 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow that symbolizes high class luxury was reassigned to do the lowest line of work ever done by an automobile: cleaning portable toilets. Can the classy Rolls-Royce survive a work day too low down dirty even for common folks?

• Project vehicle: 2004 Harley-Davidson Heritage Softail

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• Combining the talents from Monster Garage and Monster House, 6 items from a home owner's house were taken to the Monster Garage for monsterization.

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  Project vehicle: 1975 Chevrolet Camaro

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  Project Vehicle: 1964 Lincoln Continental

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  Project vehicle: Phantom F-4 fuel tank

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  Jesse and his builders convert a 1929 Ford Model-A into a hot-rod in New York City.

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  The team builds a Chopper Kit with six high-school students.

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  A 1964 Peel Trident is rebuilt with a go-cart frame and four-cylinder engine.

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  For this build it was "goodbye, crash helmet" and "hello, wool cap," as Jesse and the crew created a log splitter out of a 1982 powder-blue Zimmer Golden Spirit, a car made famous in the early '80s for an over-the-top, pimped-out luxury style.

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  Jesse James and crew transform an RV into a mobile fun house.

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  Monster Garage has always been known for its tight deadlines, sure, but this is the first time its builders couldn't leave the set ... literally. Because in this episode, a select group of Folsom State Prison inmates � many of whom learned their mechanical skills while behind bars � joined Jesse in transforming a rusty 1969 Chevy Impala into the ultimate low-rider.

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  Monster Garage is known for accomplishing unbelievable tasks in five days. To build a flying car, Jesse and his nine-man team go all-out, converting a $100,000 Panoz Esperante sports car into a flying mobile.

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  The goal is to match the distance of the Wright Brother's first flight. The elite car's interior includes a used propeller engine mounted in the trunk, a 15-foot fuselage secured rear tail, and 36-foot handmade wings mounted in the center of the car.