Legendary Motorcar

With a beautiful GT-40 sitting in the shop, Peter and the guys have some decisions to make about this car. Hold it? Sell it? Auction it? Restore it? How about all of the above?

When Tim and Peter go car hunting in the city of Victoria on Western Canada's Vancouver Island, the trip turns out to be much more frustrating than either of them expected.

When a guy pulls into Legendary Motorcar in an original Corvette LS6, Gary discovers that the guy is looking to trade up to a 289 Cobra. Gary buys an old race Mini for $5,000.

A Boston couple makes a nine-hour drive to see a Corvette that they have been watching closely on Legendary Motorcar's website. Peter buys Carroll Shelby's 427 Cobra.

Peter gets wind of a rare Ferrari 512 BB, but he must negotiate with the original owner to get it. A buyer is soon interested in the car, prompting Peter to travel to Florida.

As Peter deals with a longtime customer, he does not realize that he is simultaneously being roped into attending a charity event at the customer's collection in Calgary.

Peter and Gary find a Ferrari Daytona Spyder. While Peter is gone, a customer visits Legendary Motorcar looking to trade his Ferrari for a Camaro. Yes, a Ferrari for a Camaro.

Peter has a weekend of racing planned with Al Unser, Jr. at Indy. What's more, he is also planning on taking possession of an Aston Martin Vulcan.

When a buyer asks about a Ferrari in the showroom, Peter is pleasantly surprised to discover that being on social media, and attending events like the Toronto Auto Show, pay off.

Peter has a customer looking for a Cougar XR7, but a nicely restored BMW Isetta ends up catching his eye. Gary thanks his race sponsors with a trip to a local stunt driving school.

After Peter has had a beautiful 1959 race-built Corvette sitting at Legendary Motorcar for a few months, the original restorer of the vehicle calls him with a few surprises.

A nice 1971 Boss 351 pulls into the shop, and an unexpected deal may soon be on the horizon. Tired of snapping pictures for their website, Gary has a creative idea.