Monster Garage - Complete Series - 22-DVD Box Set

Monster Garage - Complete Series - 22-DVD Box Set (DVD) (*)

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Language Selections:
English ( Dolby Digital 2.0 )

Product Origin/Format:
Australia ( PAL/Region 4 )

Running Time:
4020 min

Aspect Ratio:
Fullscreen

Special Features:
Box Set
Interactive Menu
Multi-DVD Set
Scene Access

Movie filmed in 2002 and produced in:
United States ( USA, Canada )

Directed By:
Ian Corson
Dylan O'Brien

Written By:
Joseph Mulcrone
Brian Lovett

Actors:
Jesse James ..... Himself (28 episodes, 2003-2007)
George Barris ..... Himself (2 episodes, 2002-2007)
Wink Eller ..... Himself (2 episodes, 2002-2004)
Lisa Legohn ..... Herself (2 episodes, 2002-2004)
Eric Scarlett ..... Himself (2 episodes, 2002-2004)
Richard Petty ..... Himself (2 episodes, 2002-2003)
Professor Ginz ..... Shep Ginzburg (2 episodes, 2003-2004)
Jason Jessee ..... Himself (2 episodes, 2003-2004)
Crystal Stranger ..... (2 episodes, 2003-2004)
Christian Ristow ..... Himself (2 episodes, 2005)

Synopsis:

Hosted by acclaimed motorbike customiser Jesse James, this series is one of the coolest and most imaginative shows on television. Featuring a team of radical and talented designers, this hugely successful programme transforms ordinary vehicles into extraordinary machines. Sparks fly, power tools roar and laughter defuses the tension as they remake everyday vehicles into machines capable of competing against their real-life counterparts, whether it's a luxury limo transformed into a working fire truck or a sports car into a high speed lawn mower! All are created against the clock and on a fixed budget - and as the pressure increases, not everything goes as planned.

A team of five people with mechanical, fabricating, or modifying expertise is assembled to modify a vehicle into a "monster machine." On the show this generally meant making one vehicle that could transform into another such as a PT Cruiser which could change into a Wood Chipper, or a school bus which changed into a pontoon boat. Occasionally vehicles were modified so as to hide non-vehicular functions, such as a police car which doubled as a donut shop(built by a team of us cops), or a Toyota Tundra which was modified so as to allow it to discharge a motorcycle at high speeds. Build teams which successfully completed their assignment were rewarded with expensive tool kits.
Season 1
1: White Trash
2: Firetruck ... 24 June 2002
3: Swamp Buggy
4: Switchblade ... 23 June 2002
5: Freezer Burn ... 02 April 2006
6: Golf-Ball Collector ... 07 October 2002
7: Grim Ripper ... 28 October 2002
8: Pontoon Boat ... 01 October 2006
9: Delivery Truck ... 08 October 2006
10: Hot-Air Balloon ... 01 November 2002
11: Nut-Shaker ... 19 November 2006
12: NASCAR Street Sweeper ... December 2002
13: Wheelie Car ... 03 December 2006
14: Wood Chipper ... 14 January 2007
15: Snowmobile ... 2003
16: Wedding Chapel ... 11 February 2007
17: Doom Buggy ... 18 February 2007
18: Road Ramp ... 14 April 2003
19: Hot Dogster ... 02 June 2003
20: Rock Crawler ... 01 April 2007
21: Demolition-Derby Car ... 16 June 2003
22: Tundrinator ... 30 June 2003
23: Low Bull-Rider ... 07 July 2003
24: Sling Ray
Season 2
1: West Coast Clipper ... 11 August 2003
2: Doughnut ShopCop Car ... 18 August 2003
3: El CaminoFigure 8 Race Car ... 15 September 2003
4: MercedesHandicap Car
5: DeLoreanHovercraft ... 13 October 2003
6: Hearse Revisited ... 30 September 2007
7: EscaladeTailgating Vehicle ... 10 November 2003
8: Streetline Painter
9: Remote-Control Dirt-Track Racer ... 01 December 2003
10: Semi-Truck Chopper
11: Monster Claus Christmas Float ... 22 December 2003
12: CelicaJet Car ... 12 January 2004
13: Jet Boat Car ... 26 January 2004
14: Box-Truck Wrestling Ring ... 16 February 2004
15: Old-School Chevy ... 15 March 2004
16: Rock 'em Sock 'em Scions ... 12 April 2004
Season 3
1: Quarter-Mile Cadillac ... 2004
2: MiataPersonal Watercraft ... 07 June 2004
4: DodgeTrain Car ... 2004
5: Pikes Peak Hill Climber ... 26 July 2004
7: Rolls-RoyceJohn ... 2004
8: Old-School Chopper ... 01 September 2003
9: Army Tractor Pull ... 2004
10: Honey Bee Drift Car ... 09 September 2003
11: All-Girl Build: Dirt-Track Racer ... 29 November 2004
14: Ultimate Surfmobile ... 07 February 2005
17: Logsplitter ... 17 October 2004
18: Mobile Funhouse ... 25 April 2005
19: Peel Trident Micro Car ... 14 March 2005
22: Flying Car ... 14 February 2005
Season 4
1: Milk Bomb
2: Sour Kraut ... 10 October 2005
3: Armored Dunkster ... 17 October 2005
4: Full Steam Ahead ... 05 January 2005
5: Crop Circler ... 31 October 2005
6: Backyard Monsters II ... 07 November 2005
7: All Female Dirt Racer Revisited ... 14 November 2005
Season 5
1: Georgia High School Dragster ... 19 December 2005
2: The Noodler ... 20 March 2006
3: Mini-Truck ... 2006
4: Monster on Ice ... 2006
5: Battery-Powered Dragster ... 2006
6: Episode #5.6
7: Episode #5.7
8: Episode #5.8
9: Ultimate Old School Wagon ... 2006
Season Unknown
Unknown: Firetruck Brewery ... 2004
Unknown: Gorillamobile ... 2004
Unknown: Belly Tank Lakester ... 15 September 2004
Unknown: DC High-School Build ... 12 November 2004
Unknown: Texas High School Rat Rod ... 19 December 2005
Unknown: Iraq Confidential with Jesse James ... April 2006

Jesse James (a direct linear descendant of the famed outlaw), a noted builder of custom motorcycles in Southern California, assembles a crew and takes ordinary vehicles (like a VW New Beetle or a Lincoln stretch limosine) and converts them in five days into extrodinary machines that do things that the manufacturer never intended them to do (like convert the VW into a swamp boat or the limo into a fire truck.)

This product was added to our catalog on Monday 17 December, 2012.