GearZ on the Road!

October 08, 2021

On this episode, Stacey leaves the garage to visit a local car builder and his son. What he finds is not only one, but two, great projects that bridge the generation gap and the differences between classic hot rod and a road-course tuner build. These two may not agree on everything when it comes to the cars they build and drive, but they can agree that time in the shop with each other is time well spent! Then hang around as Stacey takes us through the steps of getting a 1941 Ford Coupe running and why taking it for a spin right away is not always the best thing to do.

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