School of Hot Rod Radio

Professor Bodie Stroud and his crew recently did a build for Tim Allen. Bodie talks about Tim’s 1968 Camaro and the type of relationship he has built with Tim. Also, Bodie talks about how working on his first ever car showed his passion for working on cars.

Alan Taylor tells us a story about an early car painting experience so Bodie Stroud tells us how he keeps his painting crew safe. Also, Alan and Bodie explain the importance of wearing a mask and goggles when painting.

Earlier in the show, Alan Taylor and Bodie Stroud began talking about Tim Allen’s 1968 Camaro build. Now Bodie gives us more detail on what they did to the car, what Tim wanted, and what obstacles they went through during the build.

Cars are built in layers, and it’s important to keep track of which layer you’re on in order to avoid mistakes. Bodie Stroud fills us in on how missing a layer can come back to bite you. Then Alan Taylor tells a story about how he ended up painting a Lamborghini Miura S at age 19.

In addition to working on Tim Allen’s 1968 Camaro, Bodie Stroud also had the opportunity to work on Johnny Depp’s 1951 Mercury. Bodie tells us the story of working on the car and how it needed to be repaired before they could do what was asked of them.

In this hour of School of Hot Rod Radio, your hosts are Substitute Teacher Alan Taylor and Professor Bodie Stroud. Throughout the hour, Bodie talks about how he got into working on hot rods at a young age, the build of Tim Allen’s 1968 Camaro and also Johnny Depp’s 1951 Mercury. You don’t want to miss it!

In this encore airing of School of Hot Rod Radio, host Tony Marini and Alan Taylor are broadcasting directly from the Hot August Nights Spring Fever Revival! Tony, the Executive Director of Hot August Nights, and Alan bring on several guests over the hour to talk about what’s going on at the event. Our guests this hour include Randy Wike of the Silver Legacy Resort and Casino, radio host Steven Cole Smith, Randy Miller and Jim Richards from Miller’s Chop Shop, James Young from Summit Racing and Sergeant Joe Robinson.

This episode of School of Hot Rod Radio is coming to you directly from the Hot August Nights Spring Fever Revival! Tony Marini, Alan Taylor and Randy Wike are on the show discussing the event and the upcoming Hot August Nights.

We’ve got a full group on the air while at the Hot August Nights Spring Fever Revival! Steven Cole Smith calls into the show to chat with Alan Taylor and Tony Marini. Then, we’re joined by Randy Miller and Jim Richards from Miller’s Chop Shop! Randy gives a description of their custom pickup made up of 1961-1965 Chevy pickups.

Alan Taylor and Tony Marini are hanging out at the Hot August Nights Spring Fever Revival! We’ve brought on Randy Miller and Jim Richards of Miller’s Chop Shop to talk about their award-winning custom Chevy pickup, made up of 1961-1965 pieces. Then Jeff Ghiglia, the owner of Superglo Auto Body, joins us to chat about his 1945 International Metro van.

It’s time for the Hot August Nights Spring Fever Revival! Alan Taylor and Tony Marini, the Executive Director of Hot of August Nights, are hanging out at the event. Steven Cole Smith from Ocala, Florida is on the line talking about the Big Daddy Don Garlits Museum of Drag Racing,.

This hour of School of Hot Rod Radio is live at the Hot August Nights Spring Fever Revival! Tony Marini, the Executive Director of Hot August Nights, Alan Taylor and James Young from Summit Racing are hanging out at the event. Then we’re joined by Sergeant Joe Robinson to talk about how Tony keeps it a safe event.

This coming August, Barrett-Jackson will be a part of Hot August Nights for the first time ever! Alan Taylor and Tony Marini, the Executive Director of Hot August Nights, chat about how this combination came to be. Then Steven Cole Smith comes back onto the show to chat about Summit Racing.

Three Ed’s are better than one! We’re certainly not trying to make it confusing, but host Ed Justice Jr. had to bring on Ed Pink and Ed Eskandarian to the show! The Ed’s discuss the unfortunate loss of their friend and NASCAR driver, Jason Leffler, and the intensity of racing sprint cars.

The end of the hour has arrived! Host Ed Justice Jr. and co-host Alan Taylor talk about how the hot rod world began in Southern California.