A podcast about automobiles, classic and vintage cars, Cherry Classics as well as unique automotive-related destinations and museums along with the people behind them. Published weekly on iTunes and other places where podcasts are found.
Join us on the Curbside car show podcast as we explore the world of the automobiles, Cherry Classics and automotive destinations.
Since the 1800s Studebaker was a brand entrenched in America, once the largest vehicle manufacturer in the world. On this week’s podcase we follow the rise and fall of the company and some of the stand out vehicles from it’s history including the Budweiser Clydesdale wagons and the glamourous Studebaker Hawk GT and Studebaker Avanti.
Read MoreTony Barthel and Jim Cherry, hosts of the popular Curbside Classic Car Show podcast, discuss automotive designer Brooks Stevens, possibly one of the lesser known people in the history of automotive design but one who designed products that have absolutely influenced automotive design.
Read MoreTony Barthel and Jim Cherry, hosts of the popular Curbside Classic Car Show podcast, discuss Lake County’s Boat Races, a challenge of junk cars, junk boats and a soapy track making a night of true enjoyment for anyone who loves the demolition derby and an extreme version of the most ridiculous and fun racing event on the west coast.
Read MoreThis week Tony Barthel and Jim Cherry, hosts of the popular Curbside Classic Car Show podcast, dicuss Horace and John Dodge, pioneers, innovators and manufacturers of vehicles. But also inventors and visionaries. And hooligans, starting bar fights and building a mansion to anger Detroit socialites.
Read MoreWe speak with legendary customizer Darryl Starbird on the Curbside Classic Car Show podcast, talking about his past, his future and his projects and successes.
Read MoreWe speak with legendary customizer Gene Winfield on the Curbside Classic Car Show podcast, talking about his past, his future and his projects and successes.
Read MoreFamed auto designer Bill Cushenberry’s lost kustom, the Space Coupe, is back from the grave and Barry Gremillion has the story . Then we visit the Mustang Owners Museum in North Carolina.
Read MoreFamed auto designer Bill Cushenberry’s lost kustom, the Space Coupe, is back from the grave and Barry Gremillion has the story . Then we visit the California Automobile Museum in Sacramento.
Read MoreEdsel - just the name is associated with failure despite the man from whom the name came being behind credited with saving Ford and inspiring great vehicles. This week Jim Cherry and Tony Barthel recount the things that led up to the failure of Edsel and talk about the cars themselves, including their role as a modern-day collectible.
Read MoreHenry Ford transformed the automobile from a niche product that only enthusiasts and the very wealthy could enjoy into something that transformed the landscape of the US and so many other countries but in addition to his greatness and vision, he also had a darker side.
Read MoreJim Cherry and Tony Barthel speak with Jim Cherry’s brother, Mike, who just finished his first Great Race, a special race across multiple states in vintage cars, some over 100 years old. Hear stories from the front line - some tragic, some hilarious.
Read MoreJim Cherry and Tony Barthel speak with Matt Anderson, Curator of Transportation for the Henry Ford. The Henry Ford is an incredible collection of American History including steam trains, The Wright Brothers' home and office, Thomas Edison's office and much, much more located in Michigan.
Read MorePossibly the most influential car ever - the Ford Model T - the history and story.
Read MoreThe influence of fiberglass cars from the 1950s and beyond.
Read MoreDr. Headgasket’s got a Top Ten list of his own - and it’s as weird a list as you’d expect. Tune in to this week’s podcast as we hear Dr. Headgasket’s Top Ten List (of really weird cars).
Read MoreThree-wheeled cars keep coming and going in history and, often times, they’re surrounded by scandal. This week we’ve got a fun look at the this ideology - plus a surprise visit from Dr. Headgasket.
Read MoreAir cooling an automobile engine was a viable alternative up until just a few decades when emissions regulations choked off this method. Today the advantages of air cooling are even more so for collector cars as there are fewer parts to deal with and no rust issues.
Read MoreThis week we speak with Joe Colabella who has customized TriFive Chevies into some wild and distinct award-winning cars.
Read MoreWe speak with an icon of LA radio and motoring, Leon Kaplan from KABC radio in LA where he answer questions about cars and is also a big fan of the tri-five Chevy.
Read MorePossibly the most collectible and modifyable of all classic cars and certainly one of the most collectible classic cars of all time, the 1955, 1956 and 1957 Chevrolet models broke major new ground when it was introduced selling over a 1.5 million copies in just three years.
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