Joey Woodall grew up surrounded by the kind of cars that shape a lifetime of passion. His grandpa’s ’67 Chevelle set the hook early, and by the time he turned 18, Joey was handed the keys to a ’74 Stingray that cemented his love for the classics.

In this episode, Joey shares the story behind the ’71 C‑10 that took him into his very first burnout contest—an event created to support a child fighting cancer. That moment didn’t just light up the tires; it pulled Joey into a tradition of giving back, one he’s now proud to help carry forward for other kids facing the big fight. (Burn Out on 66)

Matt and Joey dig into everything from the joys and chaos of having a wife who definitely doesn’t admit she likes all the cars in the yard, to the moments in the shop when Joey’s young son comes out to get his hands dirty and be part of the legacy.

Joey also breaks down the vision behind his ’54 Oldsmobile build for the High Class Trash Invitational, and the two talk openly about the struggles of learning new trades—bead rolling, pinstriping, and all the humbling lessons that come with leveling up as a builder.

And trust us… you’re going to want to hear Joey’s Unlimited Budget Build.

The episode wraps with bucket‑list car shows, a few laughs, and some solid words of wisdom from a guy who builds with heart, humor, and a whole lot of grit.

Be sure to keep up with his builds on YouTube!

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