Paul Sr. has a full shop in this episode. In walk in Kristy Swanson, Gary Sinise, and a few wounded soldiers who have been helped by the Iraq Star Foundation. The foundation helps by providing wounded soldiers with plastic and reconstructive surgery that they need. Many of these soldiers come back disfigured, and those wounds dig down into the core of their humanity by effecting their psychological well-being. With the help of these surgeries, these soldiers are able to not only rebuild their physical being, but also their emotional and psychological being.
While Sr. prepares for the new build, Paul Jr. and his new design firm are off meeting with Coleman about the 10th Anniversary grill packaging. In the last episode, Paul Jr. was able to build the grill for Coleman, and now it’s time for Coleman to discuss it’s marketing plans with Jr. This was a meeting that Mikey was supposed to be at with Paul Jr., but he is nowhere to be found in the beginning of this episode.
Sr. brings out the draft of the bike for his team, and it is going to feature a really slick paint job that is going to mimic the look of desert camouflage clothing. Once his team gets started on the bike, Paul Sr. goes to meet one of the soldiers who is being helped through the Iraq Star Foundation. Tim Juliano was hit with some shrapnel that disfigured his nose, and his cheek structure. Paul Sr. is at Dr. Herman’s office to meet Tim during his pre-op meeting. Paul is going to stay the following day to witness the surgery as well.
It’s time for the surgery, and Paul Sr. is in medical scrubs, ready to watch the surgery take place. Sr. manages to stomach the entire surgery. Kristy Swanson has to step out a few times. Paul Sr. is brought to tears during the segment and relates with all the parents that have to watch their sons go through the pain and struggles of war.
Paul Jr. unveils the Coleman grill to the employees, and discusses the different features he added to the unit. The grill is set up for huge successes in the future, and Paul Jr. is really proud of the piece because it is his first project away from Orange County Choppers.
Back at the shop, the team manages to finish the build with no problem and Sr. has it shipped to Los Angeles for the unveil. The bike is auctioned to raise money for the charity, and Paul Sr., Dr. Phil, Gary Sinise, and Jon Voight all purchase the bike for $100,000. The money was given to the Iraq Foundation fund.
The episode ends with Paul Jr. still looking for Mikey. He finds out that Mikey has checked himself into rehab for alcohol abuse. He and the whole Teutul family are completely behind Mikey, and just hope to see a more healthy Mikey after his treatment in rehab.
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