Tex Mex Motors Season 2 was recently released on November 22, 2024. The segment's second episode featured Rob "Rabbit" Pitts and Marcos "Scooter" purchasing an old '52 Chevy Fleetline and a classic Indian Chief motorcycle from a junkyard owner.
While they purchased both vehicles for $6,500, their team members could not find the required parts for the Indian Chief motorcycle. Scooter came across a biker gang offering the parts needed as they searched for unavailable parts.
However, the price asked was quite high, which didn't go well with Rabbit and Scooter. To resolve the issue, Rabbit made a deal with the biker gang and purchased the "impossible to find" Indian Chief motorcycle parts.
After finding the missing parts from the biker gang, Rabbit shared:
"Yeah, I think this is a score. These've been impossible to find. They're matching '47 Chief parts?"
Tex Mex Motors Episode 2: Rabbit and Scooter finds Indian Chief motorcycle parts
Tex Mex Motors Season 2 Episode 2 featured car scouts Scooter and Rabbit at Chihuahua looking for a '52 Chevy Fleetline. However, while doing that, they came across another deal: a classic Indian Chief motorcycle.
After the negotiations, they finalized the deal for $6,500 and bought the car and bike. Soon, they arrived at the Borderland Customs Shop, where Wesley Zachary, aka Wes, started working on restoring the motorcycle.
"Actually, I was able to make a few calls back in Dallas, and I was able to find us a front wheel, fender, forks and the handlebars. And these beautiful lights. Problem is, I'm having trouble finding pretty much the rest of the bike. I've had a few leads, I've found a tank, but it's not painted. It's bare metal," shared Wes.
When Jaime asked how many pieces they were missing, Wes shared a long list.
Later in the second episode of Tex Mex Motors, Scooter notified Rabbit that he had found missing parts of the Indian bike from a biker gang. Soon, the biker gang, led by Rocket and Santos, arrived.
"Rabbit, great news! Come on. You're gonna like this, man. They're almost here, man. I got us the Indian parts, man. I was at Shooter's, and I met two guys, Rocket and Santos. They said they had the parts for the Indian bike," shared Scooter.
Scooter and Rabbit saw the entire biker gang arrive outside the garage. After Rocket and Santos approached the Tex Mex Motors stars, they shared that they had the parts Scooter mentioned earlier.
While inspecting the parts, Rocket told Scooter to "hang on" because the parts were not theirs "yet." When Rabbit asked the price for the "whole lot," the bikers ask was $15,000.
Rabbit shared that the asking price was relatively higher than what they paid for the bike.
"We got ourselves in a fix here. We need these parts bad."
Scooter mentioned that Jaime had given them a budget of $6,000 for the bike parts. When he tried to negotiate, the biker gang leader Rocket didn't like that idea. Seeing the situation getting tense, Rabbit shared:
"You cut us a deal on these parts, and we'll help you with your next build. The whole lot. We'll give you six grand. We'll build you guys a badass Harley here or whatever you want."
After confirming with his fellow bikers, Rocket told Rabbit to make the deal in $7,000, the same as the digit on his hat. The Tex Mex Motors star agreed and shook hands with the biker gang members.
However, later, Rabbit opened up to Scooter, who mentioned that it was a big risk. He said he didn't know how he felt about "being indebted" to the biker gang.
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Fans can stream Tex Mex Motors Season 2 episodes on Netflix to see how the Indian Chief motorcycle turned out after restoration.
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