* Having an exceptionally unique or noteworthy vehicle: The show focuses on custom builds and restorations of cars that are visually striking and tell a compelling story. It's not enough to have a nicely restored classic; it needs to be something truly special and eye-catching.
* Networking within the car community: Attending car shows, joining clubs, and connecting with builders and restorers in your area can put you in contact with people who might have connections to the show. Word-of-mouth is a significant factor in how vehicles get selected.
* Building a strong online presence: If your car is exceptional, documenting its build process and showcasing it through high-quality photos and videos on platforms like YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook can increase its visibility. This might attract the attention of someone involved with the show.
* Contacting the production company: While there's no guarantee of success, contacting the production company directly (though finding their direct contact information might be difficult) and pitching your vehicle could be a long shot worth trying. However, they likely receive many such submissions.
In short, getting your car on *Bitchin' Rides* is more about being in the right place at the right time and having a truly exceptional vehicle that catches the attention of the show's producers. It's not a process you can actively pursue in a structured way.
