Jim Cherry and Tony Barthel discuss one of the most noteworth automotive designers and stylies, Virgil Exner, famous for his work with the Forward Look at Chrysler in the 1950s and noted for starting the "brougham" movement of the late 1960s through the 1

Jim Cherry and Tony Barthel discuss two of the oddest cars in history that were safety prototypes from unique visionaries in Massachusetts. These cars survive to this day and are truly unusual.

Tony Barthel and Jim Cherry discuss the infamous Chevrolet Corvair - one of the most storied cars in history and everybody's got a Corvair story. But what ultimately killed the Corvair and was it a flop or fantastic? We discuss that this week on the Curbside. 

Tony Barthel and Jim Cherry discuss the history of Nash Motors and their innovative and unique vehicles plus we take a side trip to a slice of Americana, the drive-through Redwood Tree

Tony Barthel and Jim Cherry discuss the beautiful 1964-66 Ford Thunderbird and its value as a collector car. Plus we also point the headlight at an incredible tribute El Camino crafted by Robert Luczun.

Tony Barthel and Jim Cherry discuss the infamous BMW Isetta microcar from the 1950s - the car that saved BMW. 

Also on a side tangent the Smart car along with the GM X-cars. 

Jim Cherry and Tony Barthel discuss the Kustomizers and their cars including George Barris, Gene Winfield, Darryl Starbird, Bill Cushenberry, Dean Jeffries and Ed "Big Daddy" Roth along with the Batmobile, the Dragula and other Kustoms.

Hosts Tony Barthel and Jim Cherry talk about GM's visionary Futurliners of the 1940s and '50s and their Parade of Progress. Jim Cherry shares his visit to the Petersen Automobile Museum's exhibit on early Japanese cars.

Jim Cherry and Tony Barthel discuss the whackiest cars ever - the 1959s. Plus we feature the Automobile Driving Museum in El Segundo, CA.