South Beach Classics

Ted visits a transmission supplier in New Jersey; deals are made for a 1969 Plymouth Road Runner and a 1965 Porsche 356; Robin closes her own deal and insists that Ted make a stop at the Trolley Car Diner.

Robin wants to open a diner out of a Double Decker she purchased in For Myers, Fla; Teddy Jr. makes a deal on a fire engine; a car flies off the highway and damages four cars on the lot; Robin buys a 1984 Porsche 911.

Ted attempts to procure a Lamborghini Countach from the Volo Auto Museum for a buyer, and also trades a 1957 truck for two Harley-Davidson motorcycles.

Ted travels to Maryland and acquires a 1957 Chevy Wagon in need of restoration; the latest technology for perfect paint allows Ted to sell the vehicle to a picky Miami buyer; Robin purchases her own restoration project.

Ted makes a deal with a Rod Stewart impersonator and receives some singing lessons; an up-and-coming Miami rapper purchases a Rat Rod; an Elvis impersonator eyes a large Cadillac.

Ted has mixed emotions about hearing more first car stories, but eventually comes to realize that everyone's tale is important.

Robin and Marcus take delivery of an old Greyhound bus that they hope to turn into a diner to serve the many visitors to the South Beach Classics lot.

Trans Am series champion Ernie Francis Jr. tours the lot, reviewing classic cars that look fast but are not; Ernie challenges Ted to a race, which Ted schemes to win by placing Ernie in a slow car.

Unable to travel to Cuba, Ted does the next best thing and visits Little Havana, where he purchases a '53 Chevy from a young man who works at a cigar shop.