Episodes

Derek and John continue discussing the automobile though history. This time the guys focus on World War I through World War II. How the car became mainstream, why the Model A came after the Model T, the V8 engine, how and why styling and tiered sales...

The anniversary show! The Power Tour Show! Where are we going, where have we been, and the regular chatting. The Power Tour visits each of in celebration!

We take this week to reflect on The Lane Motor Museum, maybe some drag racing and introduce our new social media gal (and fill in host).

Trying to reflect on nameplates that have been reused, we stay off topic and compare Vipers and Vettes, Rampages, and Brats. A discussion on how long the Suburban has been around becomes a learning experience for one host.

In a throwback we discuss car cruisin', well how each of us did it in our high school days. Then how we might do it today and if kids today would even do it.

We discuss the indispensable tools we use in our shops everyday. Some major, some minor. John even justifies Snap-On prices reflecting on a story he told his girlfriend. Derek was actually on this call but internet problems forced this to be just Will...

Back again. We sit down and discuss our busy summer, explain the release delays on the podcast, Talk about the ZR-1 and Demon. Tell a few stories and... WE touch on Corvette Fest, Honda Indy Grand Prix of Alabama, and even the Mitty.

Our most popular download TnA Episode 6 always has had horrible audio. That was recorded when I was on a business trip and in the early days of NDG. Here it is again all remastered so listen to the guys discuss the ins and outs of T and A's.

A discussion on how replicas and recreations impact the car hobby from a educational and desire standpoint. The results might be surprising.

Does it seem every project goes over budget and take much longer than you expect or were promised? WIll and John dive into soe of the reasons that happens, who is at fault and what can be done to help keep costs and time under control.

How do you break into a career in a car museum or hot rod shop? How do you start a restoration career? You like cars but are not mechanically inclined? There is a place for you. The guys provide hints, tips and ideas to get your dream job.

John sits with you this weeks nd gives his thoughts on Domino"s and trademark litigation over one of their wrecked delivery vehicles. Then he voices his worries over the longevity of the Dodge and Chrysler nameplates.

Will is back from his trip last week and the guys visit judging and rules as they show apply to a show. When and if exceptions should be made. If rules can be changed in the process.

John and Derek discuss the history of the automobile from the earliest  conceptions up until World War I. How it changed some the forgotten men behind the the auto and some just general trivia and stories. (and rumors) A bit of motorcycle talk...

How do we get ready for shows. Who pays the way, Why do we chose the shows we do. A little of everything.

Of course we talk about the Tesla in Space, then should you invest in a collector knowing you will be upside down? Is it bad?

Derek let's you in on a Facebook Live happening from the National Corvette Museum!

Delayed two weeks by technical problems, we discuss some of the challenges we have encountered during restorations or car building.

Having recently purchased a ride the guys discuss what custom touches are the must do for a daily driver. Some surprising results result.

How do we buy cars? What do we look for in a purchase? While we can't cover everything in one hour you get some of our best advice.

Discussing an article that talks about 2018 predictions. However the guys realize they have already discussed most of these predictions. Throw in a few good rants ad you have the episode.

So many terms- Hot Rod, Street Rod, RestoRod, Rat Rod, Junk, Rod, Street Machine.... Will and John take advantage of Derek being gone to discuss. The final episode of 2017!

John makes the guys discuss Radwood. a car show based around 1980's and 90's car that also requires you to dress in the style of the day. Think Goodwood, but without a race track and cooler cars. (Last said by John).

With Will missing in action John and Derek begin a discussion on how certain choices are made in the restoration and museum worlds in relation to how a car car should be restored, preserved or maintained.