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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This week's School of Hot Rod Radio is LIVE from the Food Lion Auto Fair at Charlotte Motor Speedway and brings to life this prestigious event that covers everything from Elvis impersonators, 50-Plus local car clubs, hundreds of acres filled with swap meet finds, and over 70,000 spectators.
School of Hot Rod Radio is LIVE from the Food Lion Auto Fair at Charlotte Motor Speedway. We're speaking with the fastest man on a lawn mower, Bobby Cleveland, of the United States Lawn Mower Racing Association. Bobby fills us in on how he got his start in lawn mower racing when he was a kid.
Hop on for the audio tour of the 2013 Food Lion Auto Fair! Mel Carson of the Antique Automobile Club of America recalls the first year of the event and how much it has grown over the years. What is standing out in 2013? Mel talks about some of the vehicles to be displayed which date back to 1902!
Host, Dennis Pittsenbarger is at the Food Lion Auto Fair at Charlotte Motor Speedway discussing everything great about Americana and Auto. Angie Marchese, Director of Archives for Graceland, fills us in on the history behind Elvis Presley's famous Lincoln Continental.
It's no easy task putting on a great show like the Food Lion Auto Fair. In this segment, we sit down with Scott Cooper of the Charlotte Motor Speedway. Scott takes us back to the first show in 1978. Flashing forward, Dennis and Scott discuss a few of the great cars being featured at the event. You'll see everything from cars in primer to a collectable 1971 Charger.
Vic Edelbrock Jr. stops by the School of Hot Rod Radio booth during the Food Lion Auto Fair. Vic Jr. and Dennis talk about how his father helped to pioneer the automotive industry. Also, one of the special cars at this year's event is the Flat Head Ford which had the the LA Times packed into the door to reduce noise.
Joe Angelucci owns one of the last hemi's ever built in his 1971 Dodge Charger. He found it back in 1978 when he went door to door to find the owner of the white Charger in garage 48. Find out more about the history of the car and how Joe came to own it.
This weeks School of Hot Rod Radio is coming to you from the 57th Annual Portland Roadster Show. This incredible show is filled with history and heritage and we sit down with both rookies and veterans of the show car scene. First up is Scott Peterson and his crew from SDS Machining give you the complete story on the "G90 Camaro", then Aaron Atnip and Mark Spurlock give you the back story on what it takes to complete projects like their 1939 Chevrolet "Halo".
LIVE from the 2013 Portland Roadster Show. To start off the show, we talk with Scott Peterson from SDS Machining. Scott tells us how he got started in machining and how he came across his G90 Camaro.
We recently started talking with Scott Peterson of SDS Machining while at the 2013 Portland Roadster Show. Today we find out more about the history behind Scott's G90 Camaro.
While at the 2013 Portland Roadster Show, we visit with Scott Peterson and Wade Delco from SDS Machining. Scott and Wade tell the back story on the design and build of the G90 Camaro.
Scott Peterson and his crew from SDS Machining built an impressive G90 Camaro. While at the 2013 Portland Roadster Show, we visit with Scott and his crew about the work that has been put into the car and who played what role in the build.
We didn't have to travel far to attend the 57th Annual Portland Roadster Show! While at the show, we talk with Aaron Atnip and Mark Spurlock of A & M Deluxe Customs about their 1939 Chevrolet "Halo". Aaron and Mark tell us about the work that went into the car and how they came up with the "Halo" name.
We've reached the final segment of our show! To finish up our hour, we wrap up our conversation with Aaron Atnip and Mark Spurlock about their 1939 Chevrolet "Halo". We find out a little more about what went into the car and Aaron and Mark share their favorite part of the car.
We’ve got another show from the 2013 Detroit Autoroma! To kick us off, host Dennis Pittsenbarger sits down with Murray Pfaff of Pfaff Designs to talk about the cars he designed that are at the show. Jeff Majors of Bed Wood stops by the show to talk about their line of wood products for lining the bed of your truck. A few weeks back we talked to a couple of guys from MobSteel, and today we get the chance to talk with Adam Genei; the owner. Adam tells us more about how MobSteel got started, what to expect from them in the near future, and more.
