Cast Members of Misfit Garage & Where They Are Now

Cast Members of Misfit Garage & Where They Are Now
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You can’t love Fast N’ Loud without loving Misfit Garage; apart from the fact that the latter is a spin-off series of the former, it has gone on to establish itself as one of the most sought-after reality TV shows in history. Misfit Garage is a Discovery Channel show that revolves around the daily activities of two mechanics fired from the Dallas, Texas-based show Gas Monkey Garage.

Tom Smith and Jordan Butler, as well as Thomas Weeks and Scot McMillan, together start a new company, Fired Up Garage. The series, which premiered October 13, 2014, is produced by Pilgrim Studios, with Craig Piligian, Richard Rawlings, and Eddie Rohwedder as executive producers, and Craig Coffman additionally serving as executive producer for the Discovery Channel. 

Don’t get all the names twisted; Fast N’ Loud is different from Fired Up Garage; likewise, Fired Up Garage is totally different from Misfit Garage; it’s just the names of the cast. 
Also, the fact that the top cast members of Misfit Garage are fired from their previous work doesn’t mean they are less of a car designer. In fact, they are among the best in terms of automobiles, and that is why we bring the latest information about them to you. Let’s hop into what the cast members of Misfit Garage are into now.

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[gofiqure]

I thought Misfit was better than GMG, to GMG's credit. The underdog dynamic was so powerful. GMG set that up.

[Steve.Cutler]

They were not fired, just moved from one shop to another in the same company.

[markwilliams]

Toms Cool. Love the Smoky and the Bandit. Video. Everyone did Great! Do miss Gas Monkey. Richard got Way over his head. Adios 🤠

[JTW]

At the time I thought the Misfit show was started because Gas Monkey was trying to move into more high end corporate/Celebrity builds and he/they still wanted a car show that delt with the, 'buy cheap, build up and sell' type of show. Gas Monkey was still doing the buy cheap deals but they were moving on to corporate/celebrity builds as well as major sponsorship deals.

They are all friends, Tom Weeks, though Coffee Walk, has been doing car deals for 35+ years, started buying cars with Dennis Collins. A book of knowledge that dude.

For me, Misfit was alright and I know it was the shows format but it looked too unprofessional, some nice builds but seriously I would have gone around the corner to Gas Monkey and Gas Monkey is way down the list of shops I would want to build me a car.

But good on them, was entertainment at the time.

[lhsrkfy]

He deliberately fired them as far as the TV show was concerned in order to do the spin-off

[lhsrkfy]

Tom Smith was deliberately the funny guy just like on Orange county choppers Mikey was the buffoon on purpose for comic relief

[jeremywentworth]

I've scene Tom Smith and especially Thomas weeks with Dennis Collins on his channel, I'm English and have had problems getting to see every season of Misfit garage but I think the Show was far better than Fast n loud, Since fast n loud whenever I see Richard he seams pissed up drunk and has a can of lager welded to his hand.

[PHill]

This was the better show. Better personalities and less crap monster trucks and drag racing, etc.

[glentreasure]

Yeah, I don’t think you used car sales in. Richard didn’t even know how to change a tire on a car yeah he talks like a used car salesman by way over working under pays to.