
In the car-flipping business, buying, fixing and selling a classic seems like a good way to profit, but it isn't easy and it's a gamble, as Jeff Allen can attest.Jeff travels the country looking for buys, as do his competitors -- including his father, Tom, who runs his own classic-car dealership around the corner from Jeff's Lubbock, Texas, shop. Father and son are regular trading partners and try to get the better end of each deal. Tom compares making a deal with his son to being stuck in a closet with a porcupine because "it's gonna hurt, but you know it won't kill you."

Jeff and Matt check out a 1970 Camaro that belongs to a man who must sell his toys to help raise his young family.

A brand-new Shelby GT500; a family looking for a new car falls in love with Jeff's unique custom 1957 Chevy.

The gang puts finishing touches on all of their cars that are headed for the Austin auction; Jeff must rely on Matt Evans to come to the rescue.

Jeff and Meg go toe to toe with a military couple for a classic '70s muscle car; a friend brings by a late-model Corvette.