In this special episode of Monster Garage, host Jesse James and his crew of maverick mechanics transform a pontoon boat into the ultimate shark diving boat, complete with spherical metal cage.

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Jesse and the crew armor plate a 1971 El Camino in hopes that it can survive serious damage when it races a figure eight track.

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Jesse and the guys take on a 1982 DeLorean DMC12 and transform it into a hovercraft. What could go wrong?

Redemption? A team gets a second chance to prove they can complete a Monster when they try to convert an old Hearse into a gravedigger.

The team turns a 2004 Cadillac Escalade ESV into the ultimate tailgating vehicle.

A 1999 Reynard Championship Car gets turned into the fastest street line painting vehicle.

In this episode, a 1971 Chevrolet Monte Carlo gets converted into a life size, remote control racecar.

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The Monster Garage team creates a parade float that's naughty and nice as they combine a 1986 Pontiac Firebird with a 1991 Ferrari Testarossa.

The team builds the fastest Monster to date, using a Rolls Royce Viper MK22 engine in a 2003 Celica body, with top speeds over 200 mph!

Taking parts from land, air, and water vehicles the team turns a 2004 Picklefork Ultra Boat into a racing machine!

With 393 years of customizing experience under their belts, a team of legends converts a 1954 Chevrolet 2-door sedan into a custom cruiser.

In the second installment of this two-part episode, teams finish transforming XA and XB Scions, into deadly Monsters and pit them against each other.

Jesse James (a direct linear descendant of the famed outlaw), a noted builder of custom motorcycles in Southern California, assembles a crew and takes ordinary vehicles (like a VW New Beetle or a Lincoln stretch limosine) and converts them in five days into extrodinary machines that do things that the manufacturer never intended them to do (like convert the VW into a swamp boat or the limo into a fire truck.) Written by Dean Basler (DeanBear) [email protected]

Jesse James (a direct linear descendant of the famed outlaw), a noted builder of custom motorcycles in Southern California, assembles a crew and takes ordinary vehicles (like a VW New Beetle or a Lincoln stretch limosine) and converts them in five days into extrodinary machines that do things that the manufacturer never intended them to do (like convert the VW into a swamp boat or the limo into a fire truck.) Written by Dean Basler (DeanBear) [email protected]

Jesse James (a direct linear descendant of the famed outlaw), a noted builder of custom motorcycles in Southern California, assembles a crew and takes ordinary vehicles (like a VW New Beetle or a Lincoln stretch limosine) and converts them in five days into extrodinary machines that do things that the manufacturer never intended them to do (like convert the VW into a swamp boat or the limo into a fire truck.) Written by Dean Basler (DeanBear) [email protected]