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EPISODE · Feb 27, 2026 · 24 MIN

11. John Kenney on His Vintage Ferrari Part 1

from The Exhaust Note Podcast

In this episode, Brynn is joined by John Kenney, owner of a Ferrari 250GTE. John recounts how they were the second owners of the car, the first time it started, and more stories! They also dive into the history around the creation of the 250GTE. Show Notes 0:00 Car History 3:38 250GTE Origins 9:15 Automobilia 13:00 Getting The Car to Run 20:31 Favorite Detail Instagram: @theexhaustnotepodcast   ABOUT THE EXHAUST NOTE  The Exhaust Note features entertaining and informational conversations from Jesko to Yugo and Diablo to Dusenberg, adding more variety to the show than Mopar trim levels. Hosted by a fifteen-year-old enthusiast, Brynn will speak with various car officianato guests from all ages. Join us for 20 minutes every two weeks for discussions packed with stories, facts and debates. ABOUT BRYNN Brynn is a 15 year old car enthusiast and avid Hotwheels collector whose love for cars has led him to experience going to a Barrett-Jackson auction, appearing as a panelist on a webinar, and visiting a rallycross team's shop, among many other events. A colorful automotive fan since 3 years of age, he enjoys learning and talking about widely unknown cars and their stories.

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