Barry, Chris and Tony are looking for a racing legend. Two actually.

The boys start searching for a '68 Mercury Cougar. Barry wants to transform it into a Super Muscle Car classic racer, the XR7G.

The G stands for Gurney, as in Dan Gurney. He is the second legend on their hitlist, an oldschool racer who flew the U.S. flag around the world in Formula One, Indy, and the famous Le Mans behind the wheel of the Ford GT.

To get Dan's blessing would be a dream come true. And having him sign the car would be the ultimate endorsement.

But if that's gonna happen, there's a lot of work to do with no time for screwups. Everything will have to be perfect to entice the legend to join the project.

Barry's daughter Jen has a thing for legends that belies her tender age. She loves the oldschool monsters above modern race cars; the raw engineering and power of the early classics are what spins her wheels. Will she get the chance to meet the great man? Jen will move heaven and earth to make it happen.

Jen is also moving herself. She's finally leaving home and living in her own apartment. It's a big turning point in the White's lives: Mom, Becky, has to say goodbye to her only child, while Barry gets her bedroom back for car stuff. But it's not as if they won't see each other every day at the shop.