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EPISODE · May 20, 2025 · 37 MIN

Driving an Upside-Down Camaro: How SpeedyCop Became a Viral Junkyard Genius 🙃🚓

from To All The Cars I've Loved Before: Classic Car Restoration, JDM, and Automotive History · host Doug & Christian | Automotive Story Enthusiasts

Click here to share your favorite car, car story or any automotive trivia!What kind of person looks at a pile of junkyard scrap and sees a race car that drives upside down? For Jeff Bloch (better known as SpeedyCop), it’s just another day in his "overactive imagination." 🙃🏎️In this episode, we sit down with the internet sensation and retired police officer who has become famous for turning the automotive world on its head—literally. Jeff shares the method behind his madness, explaining how he engineers 24 Hours of LeMons legends like the Upside-Down Camaro and a race-legal Pop-Up Camper out of cast-off parts and sheer determination.We dive deep into his "face-melting" philosophy, his background coming from a family of rocket scientists (no, really), and why he believes unmedicated ADHD is his superpower.In this episode, you’ll hear:🙃 The Upside-Down Camaro: The viral build that broke the internet and how Jeff creates illusions that baffle onlookers.🏕️ The 100mph Camper: The hilarious story of racing a Suzuki X-90 disguised as a pop-up camper, complete with a breakaway hitch and a "face-melting" reaction from the crowd.🚓 From Badge to Builder: How a career in law enforcement and a "straight-laced" life coexists with building the wildest cars on the planet.🚀 Rocket Science Roots: Jeff’s family history, including a grandfather who worked on the Minuteman missile program, and how that engineering DNA passed down to him.🧟 Zombie Apocalypse Mercedes: Why Jeff keeps a Mercedes 200D diesel that does "0-60 in two weeks" as his end-of-the-world survival vehicle.Jeff's favorite episode is "V12 Visions – Tom Yang’s Life Restoring Ferraris and Chasing Vintage Dreams" https://www.buzzsprout.com/2316026/episodes/16626040Whether you're a maker, a racer, or just someone who loves seeing the impossible come to life on four wheels, this episode is a masterclass in creative engineering.🔗 Links & Resources:Check out the builds: speedycop.comSee SpeedyCop on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@speedycopFind our 60+ episodes on LinkTree 🔗🌲 https://linktr.ee/carsloved📢 Join the Conversation: What is the craziest race car build you've ever seen? Let us know on Instagram @toallthecarsivelovedbeforeConnect with Us: Got a great car story? Email us at [email protected]. Find all our content and social links here: linktr.ee/carsloved.Podcast News:Our co-host, Doug was a guest on the Driven Radio Show Podcast to share the origin story of our podcast and connecting with his late father through his DeLorean project.Check out the amazing article about the podcast by Elevate Society and Tal Gur, author of "The Art of Fully Living"Feedspot selected To All The Cars I've Loved Before in their list of Top 100 Car Podcasts and 31 Best Road Trip Podcasts For Your DriveOur co-host, Doug was featured in this magazine article along with his DeLore...

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Click here to share your favorite car, car story or any automotive trivia! What kind of person looks at a pile of junkyard scrap and sees a race car that drives upside down? For Jeff Bloch (better known as SpeedyCop), it’s just another day in his "overactive imagination." 🙃🏎️ In this episode, we sit down with the internet sensation and retired police officer who has become famous for turning the automotive world on its head—literally. Jeff shares the method behind his madness, explaining how ...

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