School of Hot Rod Radio
Summary: SCHOOL OF HOT ROD is your source for full-throttle hot rod fun! The program honors the brotherhood and sisterhood of car enthusiasts who understand that firing-up their hot rod makes the hair on their arms stand up. Or how looking down the quarter panel of the glass-like finish on a perfectly restored '57 Chevy is a thrill only a true car enthusiast understands. Buckle-up and join in the animated discussion about the beauty in mechanical minutia. Forge a bond between those who have wrenched on cars and those who appreciate the ones who do. This is not a show about the fastest, coolest or most expensive car available, this is a show about the folks who showcase their talents and the connection they share with their automobiles.
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- Artist: Entertainment Right Now
- Copyright: 2021 Entertainment Right Now
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Host Alan Taylor talks with Jamie Sarte, the Resident Restoration Technician for Haynes Automotive Repair Manuals, today about the benefits to using Haynes Automotive Repair Manuals.
Haynes Automotive Repair Manuals are a must-have for anyone who wants to do their own work on their cars. Today we’ve got Jamie Sarte, the Resident Restoration Technician for Haynes, on the line talking about how Haynes all got started.
For 17 years, Jamie Sarte has been taking cars apart and putting them back together. Jamie, the Resident Restoration Technician for Haynes, talks with host Alan Taylor about working on newer cars and the use of diagnostic tools.
If you’re someone who wants the look of a 1950 Chevrolet Pickup and the technology from 2013, you need to hit up Premier Street Rods. Today host Alan Taylor is talking with Rob Logsdon from Premier Street Rod about their worldwide business.
We’ve reached the end of the hour! While attending the Relics & Rods Run to the Sun Car Show, host Alan Taylor sits down with Professor Rob Logsdon from Premier Street Rod. To wrap up the show, Rob talks about getting his children involved with the business.
SEGMENT 1: Welcome Gale Banks SEGMENT 2: Gale Banks: Engine Guy SEGMENT 3: 2,000 Horsepower SEGMENT 4: The Tail of Pike's Peak SEGMENT 5: Water Methanol Injection SEGMENT 6: Gale Banks' Quotes
Host Alan Taylor is accompanied today by Gale Banks from Gale Banks Engineering. We start off the show by finding out what "hot rodding" means to Gale and also learn a little about the early part of his Gale Banks Engineering career.
Today we’re talking with Professor Gale Banks of Gale Banks Engineering! Gale sits down with host Alan Taylor to talk about why he is an "engine guy" and also explains what his dreams and goals are regarding his upcoming projects.
Our guest today, Gale Banks, is in the middle of telling us about his upcoming projects including a 7-liter diesel engine that’ll make 2,000 HP! Gale explains why he loves to aim to try things that have been tried before and not perfected, or never tried before.
We’ve got Professor Gale Banks on the air today with host Alan Taylor giving us the details on how he puts so much power into his engines. Also, Gale talks about how he got involved with going to Pike’s Peak.
Host Alan Taylor is talking today with special guest, Professor Gale Banks! Gale gives a lesson on a water methanol injection that was used on his Freightliner that attempted to set new records at Pike’s Peak. We find out whether or not we’ll be able to find this type of injection in the market to add to your ride.
"My career is one I call, Life After Wide Open Throttle." Gale Banks, our guest and Professor of the day, gives this quote to host Alan Taylor to sum up his career in a sentence. We wrap up the show by finding out Gale’s outlook on automotive technology and why he feels like it’s just "luggage somebody left by the side of the road".
This hour of School of Hot Rod Radio is all about racing legend George Follmer! At the start of the program, hosts Alan Taylor and Ed Justice Jr. discuss the book about George’s life. Then, George joins us on the show to talk about racing the Can Am Shadow Mark I, his favorite types of races and so much more!
Alan Taylor and co-host Ed Justice Jr. take over as substitutes for this hour of School of Hot Rod. Alan and Ed talk about how they first met and some of the cars they worked on.
Ed Justice Jr. is the Director Emeritus for the Petersen Automotive Museum where the radio is broadcasted from. Ed talks a little about what can be found at the Petersen and then talks about the book "Follmer: American Wheel Man".
