Classic Car Radio Show

Hosts Keith McDonald and Mike Carrano discuss Steve's absence and recap a recent car show. They highlight upcoming events in July, including outdoor concerts, and delve into the American Muscle Car series available on Amazon Prime. The Carlisle Ford Nationals event is detailed, focusing on attendance and experiences at the swap meet, including observations about wealthy individuals buying multiple cars. The hosts express excitement for future car shows and brand features.

American Muscle Car Series is Revived on Amazon Prime! Cheap Thrills! How to Go Racing Without Going Broke... NBC to Air JAWS on the 50th Anniversary of its Release... This Week in Auto History June 15-21... & Tech Talk!

Brian Wilson's death sparks a tribute to his musical legacy, particularly his influence on surf music and artists like The Beatles. The discussion also highlights local classic car events at Riverside Theater, encouraging community involvement. NASCAR news features Ram's return to racing, focusing on vehicle performance and personal stories about Ram trucks. A reminder about the Father's Day car show is shared, confirming details and attendance commitments.

The 14th Annual Father's Day car show at the Elks Club is set to be a significant event, featuring trophy categories and a new kids' choice voting feature. Safety is emphasized through a story about a battery tender failure. The show enjoys sponsorship from McDonald's and community support. Event logistics, including registration times and expected attendance, are outlined. Additionally, an upcoming car meet and swap meet is announced for June 7th and 8th at Causeway Cove Marina

A car showcase event at the Loop features a jazz concert and free admission in June. Downtown Friday Night offers live music and activities for children. Upcoming car shows include a Sunday event with discounts. The discussion includes GM renewing the Pontiac trademark and the potential return of Pontiac, along with plans for a Firebird in NASCAR.#classiccarradioshow #classiccar #musclecar #automobile #verobeach #sebastian #pontiac

Hosts Keith McDonald and Mike Carrano introduce a car showcase at Riverside Theatre and discuss outdoor concerts. They share experiences from recent car shows, including weather challenges. Upcoming events feature a Memorial Weekend car show and a Father's Day event at Vero Beach Elks. They also review Mecum auction results, noting a Plymouth Superbird's sale price and the impact of the owner's passing on auction dynamics.

Hosts Mike Carrano and Steve Sharbuno discuss upcoming outdoor concerts and car shows. They highlight a towing incident with a Ford Expedition and introduce a new LS engine block from Summit Racing. Tesla fans react to a potential pickup truck prototype, while a 1957 Cadillac encased in concrete in Chicago raises historical questions. Job opportunities at Steve's shop are shared, and the show wraps up with car repair and maintenance tips.

The Car Guys explore summer show plans and details about an upcoming car auction featuring vintage American cars. Learn about the recent speed limit increase in North Dakota and the traffic concerns it raises. Discover the 2025 Hot Rod Power Tour schedule and the cancellation of the Chattanooga Motorcar Festival. Review Chrysler's history, including its merger with Mercedes-Benz, and get restoration tips for a 71 Buick Grand Sport.

In part two, we discuss a bill passed in Iowa that protects race tracks from "Cranky Karens"... a former Ford CEO's magnificent painting of a Ford Taurus above a waterfall... and 30,000 GM V-8's Failed BEFORE a recall was issued.

In part one, Mike tells us about the Pontiac from hell he's working on... how difficult it is to find car parts right now... the upcoming Car Shows... Why do some people put "Stance" wheels on cars?... the past Friday's Downtown Disco event.... and the American Muscle Car Museum.

The West Coast Customs founder is selling off a bunch of very West Coast Customs-looking cars... 7 Dodge Hellcat Hemis go to auction at Mecum Indy... A Vintage Corvette driver somehow survives a scary accident... This Week in Auto History... and Tech Talk.

Mike is reminded why he hates Pontiacs... The Barrett-Jackson Auction is coming soon... 107.9FM / 1370AM The Patriot has a surprisingly far-reaching signal... We discuss the ALZBBQ and Car Drawing coming up in Melbourne... And we discuss what killed horsepower in the 1970's and 1980's.

We start the 2nd half of the show by talking about how the Willow Springs Raceway has been saved. We discuss events that happened this week in automotive history, the dangers of working on your car alone, how depression claimed the life of Arthur Chevrolet, the introduction of the Ford Mustang in 1964, and we help listeners with their Tech Talk questions.

Keith, Mike and Steve start the show by talking about the recent Cool Cars Show, the upcoming car shows, including Barrett-Jackson. News items include how an automatic-equipped C5 Corvette does not turn you into the "Corvette Guy meme" automatically and we show you the Corvette Guy memes on the internet. We also get a look at the C8 Chevy Corvette that the Florida Highway Patrol has added to their fleet.

In Part Two, we discuss the automotive history that took place this week (or lack thereof), then we field questions about a '64 Fairlane that sits a little too low, the value of an '83 Hurst Olds 442, a '69 Roadster that needs some paint, among others. And Mike talks about upcoming Car Shows.

In part one, we talk about 5 exctinct car manufacturers that should make a comeback, a story out of Kentucky where a man buries a minivan to use as a storm shelter, using an excavator bought from Temu. Tim Allen returns for a second season of "Shifting Gears" and Jay Leno heads to California to advocate against a law forcing classic cars to undergo smog emissions tests.

Christian FM's Julie Inglehart joins the show to tell us about their big Spring Car Show and BBQ Fest happening April 5th, 10am-2pm at Central Assembly of God in Vero Beach. Then we talk about the multiple car shows happening this spring, burnout contests, and winners of a previous car show.

We're back with part two! We lament the passing of movie star and "GTO guy" Val Kilmer. We discuss the best American muscle cars of all-time, the return of the Hemi V-8 in Dodge muscle cars, how GM will void your Corvette ZR1's warranty if you sell it within a year, we talk about the best classic cars for daily driving, Tech Talk, This Week in Auto History, and we wish Todd well in Tennessee!

Explore the vibrant car culture in Florida with various upcoming events, including celebrations at Cape Canaveral and a non-profit show at Sebastian Elks. Discover the significance of classic cars like the 1981 Camaro, along with restoration tips for stainless steel trim. Learn about the new P1 Motor Club racetrack and the revival of local racetracks, plus get details on community car shows at Summer Crush Winery and Vero Christian Church.

Hosts Mike and Steve discuss recent car shows, including the successful 46th Annual Antique Auto Show. They share insights on upcoming events like the Barrett Jackson show and Riverside Theatre performances. Personal experiences with car repairs highlight challenges faced and tools used. The hosts rank the top 10 American muscle cars, delve into car history, and offer maintenance tips, featuring a story about a classic 64 Buick Riviera.

The hosts discuss job losses in media, expressing sympathy for those affected. They then dive into classic cars, featuring a supercharged 67 Pontiac GTO and its modifications. The conversation shifts to NASCAR, with Kevin Harvick addressing accountability in the sport and highlighting young drivers. They also cover the benefits of high-octane fuel for older cars and provide troubleshooting tips for a listener's 74 Nova, while announcing upcoming car shows and events.

Hosts Keith MacDonald, Mike Carrano, Todd Biron and Steve Sharbuno share details about the upcoming AACA car show at Riverside Park, including registration times and event schedules. The show will feature various judging classes and entry fees, while encouraging community involvement through donations of non-perishable food items. Attendees can expect a vibrant atmosphere with live music and high attendance. Additionally, they discuss Nissan's paint issues and creative painting techniques.

Classic Car Radio discusses the upcoming 46th Annual AACA car show in Vero Beach. Upcoming car shows in March are highlighted with their dates and locations. The segment wraps up with news from the car industry, including the passing of Gene Winfield and General Motors' response to roof issues in Chevy Colorado models.

The guys feature an event on March 15th, the Indian River Region AACA 46th Annual Antique Car Show. It includes food trucks, activities, and aims for 300 cars and 4,000 attendees. A charity collaboration with United Against Poverty encourages food donations. Registration runs from 8 to 11 AM, with discussions on parking and police presence for crowd control. The event promises a variety of vendors and food options.

Hosts Keith MacDonald, Steve Sharbano and Mike Carrano welcome listeners back with light banter and voice impressions. They share an exciting story about restoring a Cuda submerged during Hurricane Sandy, detailing the challenges faced and its importance to the owner. The hosts also discuss the upcoming 35th anniversary of the Old Town Classic Car Show in Kissimmee, along with other local car events, while promoting their weekly broadcast on WAXE.

Classic Car Radio introduces its hosts and shares details about upcoming car shows, including registration for the Drive Out Hunger campaign. The show features a 1998 Chevy S10 electric pickup, discussing its history and challenges. It also raises awareness about scams in classic car sales, sharing personal experiences with fraudulent websites and phishing attempts, and emphasizes the need for caution regarding unknown texts and calls related to financial information.

Hosts share personal stories, including birthday wishes for Keith's dog, and delve into the history of the Chevy Vega and its influence on car culture. They reminisce about their first cars and experiences with gas prices, while also providing NASCAR updates. The discussion touches on the security features of presidential vehicles and concludes with a focus on American car history and methods to eliminate odors from carpets.

Classic Car Radio introduces its hosts and shares Todd's snowy experience in Tennessee. Upcoming car shows are discussed, including registration details and featured car types. Ford reveals a new security feature for F-150 trucks, while the revival of the Yugo brand is announced with plans for new designs. The uncertain future of the Camaro is also addressed, as General Motors pauses its next generation plans.

Hosts Keith, Mike and Steve discuss the influx of Italian friends in Florida and updates on Palm Beach International Raceway. They highlight Madeline Marconi's contributions to drag racing and delve into the history of car advertising, including the Cash for Clunkers program. The conversation covers classic wagons, upcoming car shows, and tech tips for a '66 GTO. They also address a rag joint fire issue in a 68 Mustang and dash repair solutions.

Classic Car Radio features hosts discussing various car events, including a green Torino and the Riverside Theater's live shows. They provide membership details for the AACA and highlight the Sebastian Elk's Car Show. They discuss the Super Bowl Halftime Show. Upcoming car shows are announced, offering free food and local music. The Vero Christian Church's fourth annual car show is set for April 5th, 2025, with proceeds benefiting Women's Refuge of Vero Beach.

The hosts welcome viewers and introduce the 46th annual antique automobile show, detailing its date, location, and registration fees. They discuss expected car numbers and judging categories. The review of 'Shifting Gears' highlights issues with canned laughter. A Ferrari F40 crash incident raises safety concerns, followed by a joyride story in a Porsche. The River Days event in Sebastian is mentioned, along with a book about AMC and a classic car radio show on Patriot Radio.

Classic Car Radio welcomes listeners and introduces its hosts. The show covers upcoming events at Riverside Theatre, including car shows and jazz concerts. It reviews Mecum auction results, highlighting total sales and top-selling cars while raising concerns about phantom bidders. Insights from the Barrett Jackson auction reveal trends and notable sales. The hosts share experiences from recent car shows and conclude with a preview of upcoming news.

Classic Car Radio pays tribute to John Reman, a passionate car enthusiast who recently passed away. The hosts discuss upcoming car events, including live music at the Riverside Theater and the 46th annual antique auto show. Local news highlights recent crime incidents, raising safety concerns. A remarkable rescue of high-value cars from California wildfires is shared, along with the discovery of a rare Chevrolet IROC Z28 with only six miles on it.

Classic Car Radio highlights the 1974 Torino Cobra Jet, discussing its rarity and performance. The hosts delve into the evolution of 1970s muscle cars and significant automotive events. They offer practical advice on modifying cars for improved handling and performance, troubleshoot common issues, and debate the benefits of Edelbrock products. The episode concludes with details on the upcoming Mecum Auction week.

New Year greetings lead to discussions about California's high cost of living, especially insurance and repair rates. A recent car show at Riverview Park attracted over 150 cars, and the 46th Annual Antique Automobile Show is on the horizon with registration details. The Mecum Auction challenge invites guesses on car lot numbers. Financial troubles at Carvana and rising egg prices due to bird flu are also highlighted.

The Mecum Challenge features 4,500 classic cars from January 7th to 19th, inviting participants to predict auction prices. Highlights include discussions on the Plymouth Superbird and classic models like the Shelby GT 500. Historical insights cover Chrysler's acquisition of Dodge and Texas oil discoveries. The 46th annual antique automobile show encourages canned food donations for charity. Personal stories and a tribute to Nancy, a beloved community member, add emotional depth.

Keith MacDonald and his co-hosts discuss the growth of The Drive website and name the Ford Ranger Raptor as the best truck of 2024. They recount historical automotive events, including the Corvette's production and the Chevrolet Chevette's development. The Clean Air Act of 1990 is examined for its impact on regulations. A contest for Mecum Auction tickets is announced, and they address a listener's electrical issue in a 68 satellite before concluding with holiday wishes.

Classic Car Radio welcomes listeners and introduces its hosts. The show features announcements about upcoming events, trivia questions, and the Mecum challenge. Hosts share experiences from recent car shows and discuss fundraising efforts for cancer support. A muscle car show is set for January 26th at the Grand Harbor Golf and Beach Club, aligning with the Vero Beach International Tennis Open.

The show opens with a tribute to Leanna Lynn Johnson, celebrating her talent and urging community support for her family. The hosts then delve into automotive history, discussing car recalls and iconic models like the AMC Pacer. They reflect on the K cars' performance and their use as police vehicles. The segment also covers engine maintenance tips and Pontiac engine rebuilds, emphasizing classic cars' reliability and enjoyment.

Classic Car Radio introduces its hosts and highlights various upcoming car shows, including a Jazz band performance and a classic car display. The Dick Arbatelle Memorial New Year Rod Run is detailed with meeting points and food options. A recall of General Motors trucks due to tailgate malfunctions is discussed, along with the Mecu event featuring a famous Jaguar from Austin Powers and trivia giveaways for tickets. Community engagement and car culture excitement are emphasized.

Hosts welcome listeners back to Classic Car Radio, discussing the unique 1968 Dodge Bengal Charger and updates on the new electric charger model, including the Challenger's discontinuation. They address government regulations impacting RV purchases and the challenges subscribers face when canceling SiriusXM services. The hosts offer etiquette tips for car shows and share details about local car events and cruise nights in Vero Beach, promoting community involvement.

Hosts celebrate Thanksgiving while introducing upcoming events like a Winter Wonderland featuring Santa and live music. They discuss December car shows, sharing details on locations and times. A tech talk segment invites listener questions about vehicle issues, with practical advice provided. Personal stories about first cars, including a 69 Volkswagen and a 63 Impala SS, add a nostalgic touch. The show wraps up with a promise of more engaging content after a break.

Hurricanes have a major effect on Florida's vehicle market, resulting in over 17,000 flood-damaged cars and insurance claims totaling $4.75 billion. Brothers Ivan and Mike Niko search auction lots for salvageable vehicles, facing challenges in obtaining parts for repairs. Nova Junkies aids classic car owners in finding necessary parts. The automotive industry also reflects on significant historical events, including Oldsmobile's merger with General Motors and Daimler Chrysler's stock market debut.

The Car Guys highlight local events such as a Blues Festival and outdoor concerts, along with details about upcoming car shows and a toy drive at True Value Hardware. The discussion also addresses safety concerns regarding lithium batteries and electric vehicles, before transitioning to tech inquiries and the importance of community engagement.

The Car Guys talk about the top 5 most memorable cars in holiday movies, This Week in Auto History, and they answer your Tech Talk questions.

The Car Guys talk about the recent election results, there's a "Days of Thunder" sequel in talks, and a man who allegedly used a fake check to buy an F-250 replied to his own Facebook bounty post.

The Car Guys talk about a Hemmings article about the Complete Book of AMC Cars... and about Keith's book he actually wrote, "Milt Schornack and the Royal Bobcat GTOs"... Plus This Week in Auto History and the guys answer your Tech Talk questions.

The Car Guys talk about how Mopar built an electric Plymouth GTX Restomod with less power than stock... the Kia Tasman Pickup that looks like nothing else, and why that might be a good thing.