Squad Blog

If you’ve seen a single episode, you know we love to take on the biggest challenges we can find. But sometimes that doesn’t mean the cars in trucks in the roughest shape. It means tackling projects that have so...

Everyone remembers their Grandma’s garage. It was probably pretty boring unless you were really into Ball Mason jars. But chances are, grand-mammy didn’t have a ’72 Nova sitting on blocks just screaming to be...

Whether you subscribe to the “Mopar or No Car” belief or not, you’re going to want to tune in this week for a ’70 Cuda that’s been out in the backyard for 20 years. Not only has it been off the road since the...

Originally posted on BroadwayWorld.com So many great cars sit idle in garages across America either half done or scattered in parts. Stalled out dream projects nullified by owners who want their cars road ready...

Repost from Chicago Tribune Tracy Swartz Oswego pastor Rich Wooten’s 1974 Ford Bronco needed a divine intervention after sitting idle for years, so he turned to the “Garage Squad” crew for help. “I think the...

Have a burning question for Bruno? Haunted by something you’d love to ask Heather? Wish you could pick Joe’s brain on a project you’ve got going? Fire up those questions for UNFILTERED – our new on-set “ask us...

Season Four may be in the rear view, so what’s the squad doing now? MORE CARS. Heather, Joe and Bruno all attended 2017 SEMA in fabulous Las Vegas.

As a memorial to the owners late-father, the Garage Squad tries to help him achieve his dream of taking it down the track.

It’s hard to believe we’ve reached the end of the road for Season 4. Our first season of full-hour episodes has been nothing short of amazing, and it’s all due to the lives we’ve touched and the support we’ve received from fans like you.

The invisible wounds of PTSD, TBI, MST and other mental health challenges are great. And, the Road Home Program team is dedicated to helping our veterans in this continued fight.