Jeff's buddy leads him to three classics that won't start, and Eric and Luke know there will be trouble if they bring three non-running models into the shop.
Jeff's father offers him a "smokin'" deal on a Cadillac; Jeff also makes offers on a 1971 Jaguar and a Ferrari 456 GTA that was owned by Shaquille O'Neal.
The lack of interest in his 1923 Buick leaves Jeff in fear of selling at a loss; Luke and Eric restore a 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air with a price goal of $60,000.
Jeff and Meg try to verify the claim that the Ferrari they are considering mysteriously vanished from the set of "Miami Vice"; Jeff tries to buy a motorcycle.
A voice-over artist travels across the United States on a converted school bus; an individual makes a living as a professional clown; a nurse increases his pay.
A man who was sentenced to 15 years in prison for lying about coins he was selling is caught plotting the murder of the judge and prosecutor who convicted him.
A con man's green energy firm sells $9 million worth of bogus renewable fuel credits; a highly skilled cat burglar steals only solid silver furnishings.
A wealthy Arizona real estate developer is killed by a car bomb, and police suspect that his wife may have paid someone to kill him for his life insurance.
A persuasive entrepreneur solicits investors for a fund dealing in everything from strip clubs to diamonds, but it turns out to be a $19 million Ponzi scheme.
A man who was sentenced to 15 years in prison for lying about coins he was selling is caught plotting the murder of the judge and prosecutor who convicted him.
A con man's green energy firm sells $9 million worth of bogus renewable fuel credits; a highly skilled cat burglar steals only solid silver furnishings.
A wealthy Arizona real estate developer is killed by a car bomb, and police suspect that his wife may have paid someone to kill him for his life insurance.
A persuasive entrepreneur solicits investors for a fund dealing in everything from strip clubs to diamonds, but it turns out to be a $19 million Ponzi scheme.
Lowe's CEO Marvin Ellison discusses the strategies that helped him transform an aging brick-and-mortar business and position it for extraordinary success.
Lowe's CEO Marvin Ellison discusses the strategies that helped him transform an aging brick-and-mortar business and position it for extraordinary success.
A man who was sentenced to 15 years in prison for lying about coins he was selling is caught plotting the murder of the judge and prosecutor who convicted him.
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