Mike scours the country for one of his dream cars from his youth. An iconic fast Ford. However, Edd is not so enthusiastic and Mike needs his lanky mechanic onside because margins on modern classics are slim with a lot of hard work ahead.

Mike decides to go and stand in front of a six speed manual Targa 911 Porsche. However, they do not come cheap as they are a significant and popular sports car in history. Can Mike find a suitable car for the mechanical master Edd to fix up? Written by Grant Prunster

Mike finds a Mazda Coupe that appears to have nothing wrong with it and tasks Edd with making a good car even better. But will he rise to the challenge?

Mike finds a 56-year-old Citroen 2CV, retired in the sunny south of France. However with age come problems, can Edd fire life into the smoky old engine?

Mike buys a supercar from the super saver menu, specifically an Italian thoroughbred for under £10,000. But with supercars come super-sized bills.

Mike buys a muscle car that was once someones pride and joy in the USA but now, half the car is in the boot. Edd needs to tame the mighty muscle car without losing the Camaros charisma.

Mike takes the plunge and invests in a car and a boat, all in one. However, it has some underlying problems that could quite easily make his profits sink like a stone.

Sold as the world's first sporty luxury car, the Thunderbird sold healthily in its day. Mike is searching for a 57' edition that can make him a profit.

The XJC is a two door version of the XJ6 four door saloon. The last Jaguar to be designed by Sir William Lyons, this iconic 'corporate sports car' will attract admirers.

Mike buys a 2001 6-speed manual Audi TT Quattro coupe with 140,000 miles on the clock, a dodgy gearbox, milky headlamps, inoperative passenger electric window and dead pixels on the dash display.

Mike travels to South Carolina, USA and buys an all-black, empty, 1967 13-window Volkswagon Type 2 Deluxe. Also known as a splitty due to the two-pane split windscreen, this bus is rust-free but missing door cards, half the switch gear, headlining, a radio and has non-standard bucket seats. Written by Mike Brewer

Mike buys a 1989 canary yellow (in and out!) 2.5L 6 cylinder LHD BMW Z1 roadster with a noisy clutch bearing, missing indicator stalk, misbehaving unique electric driver's door and a patchwork quilt of a back box exhaust.