Squad Blog

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...

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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.

This week the crew takes on a 1968 Malibu, restoring it as a tribute to Brandon, a USMC Iraqi War vet

Trouble has TWO middle names – Mustang and GTO.

After a terrible family tragedy, getting this 1967 4×4 outside and into the mud means a lot for this family.

Because we’re putting in work on a classic Chevy 4×4 this week and this bad-ass beast is going to get a chance to tear up some turf.