Legendary Motorcar

Pete is tipped off about a 1937 Packard sitting in a farmer's shed a couple of hours from the shop. It could be a great buy, but if the farmer decides not to sell it, or if the engine fails, it will be a waste of time, and money.

Between having a top client race a Cobra built by Legendary Motorcar Company visit and entering a Boss 429 into the Shelby Convention at Watkins Glen, opportunities for business, and headaches, abound for Peter.

Upon hearing about a very rare 1955 Aston Martin race car in Oklahoma, Pete travels there and discovers that it is a heavyweight car that will likely command top price. While working on the deal, Peter receives a call from the shop.

One of Pete's top clients walks into Legendary Motorcar Company and wants to do a deal. This is a common occurrence, but as Pete and Mark begin to chop it up, Pete realizes that this is not turning out to be a typical transaction.

Peter meets a potential customer who may be interested in a 1956 T-Bird. The deal goes smoothly, but before the deal is finalized, the new customer insists that a few tweaks are added to the car, conditions that may prove problematic.

Legendary Motorcar receives a call from a large charity looking to find two cars for an event. When the deal stalls, Pete brings in a world-famous Corvette racer who might help Pete finalize a deal. Pete also meets a unique local mechanic.