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“THE JONATHAN GOOLSBY…”
Jonathan Goolsby of Goolsby Customs joins the Gearheads for a very interesting episode sixty! We celebrate with talk of Dusters, late-model racing, red boogers and the only aftermarket wheel you’d really like to hug. A Goodguys Trendsetter for good reason, Jonathan talks early influences, development of a build style, and the value of not pigeon-holing a shop.The guys get into a talk about nostalgia, flipping trends on their ear, and under-car neon lighting. If you thought that you were safe from ever hearing about the Aquarius wheel again, well, find your safe space…
THINGS COVERED IN THIS EPISODE:
* Episode SIXTY!
* The Kasper Duster– The interesting history behind the car– Taking design risks– Stepping outside of the comfort zone by using factory stuff on a custom car– “Not the typical Pro-Touring Car”
* Talk turns to the lack of an overwhelming new trend– Where things are going– The segmentation of trends– Subtlety and modernization are more popular– Drivability versus a show-stopper– Finding balance in the patina trend
* A discussion on horsepower
* Brian proposes the flipped trend: Fiero-bodied supercars– The Fiero 4M4, a mid-engine, crew cab concept is pitched
* The Lightning Round!
* Guiding a client on a project
* The ever-growing prices of G-bodies and third-gen Camaros
* Goolsby and the Funky Bunch
* Sticker Wars!
* SEMA Thrash talk– Scheduling, show floor visibility and passion collide with no time– The current “multi-car build for SEMA” trend– SEMA build horror stories– The multi-trailer standby backup plan– Brian pitches the “Build it on the Road TO SEMA” competition– Alex comes up with an interior so tasty you’d eat it
* Shop management– Building and maintaining a team– Having a team of eleven versus a one-man shop– Planning for expansion– Working within a talent pool
* Involvement with the Goodguys YoungGuys Competition– A discussion of the passion of the young guys– Young welders and amazing TIG welding
* Composite materials– Where to go after Carbon Fiber– Spot putty as a trend and re-hydrating bondo dust– Brian pitches carbon fiber teeth for Hockey and Boxing
* The rich racing history of Hueytown– “I enjoy it greatly”
* Asphalt VS dirt racing
* A line of Goolsby Customs parts?– “Your silence is very telling”– “Come cuddle my wheels”
* The Cobra Kai-fan wheel
* Glue huffing meets interviews gone awry
* “Drawing cars and making stupid puns”– “The Weeping Willys”
* A discussion on when we may see the first late-model Street Machine of the Year
* Things get sexy
PLEASE VISIT OUR SPONSOR
We are proud to have this episode brought to you by Trailer Tug. Please visit their website to learn more at TrailerTug.com
Round Six Podcast listeners get 10% off by mentioning the podcast when ordering by phone, or by entering “round six” in the discount code box at checkout on the website.
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“THE JONATHAN GOOLSBY…”
Jonathan Goolsby of Goolsby Customs joins the Gearheads for a very interesting episode sixty! We celebrate with talk of Dusters, late-model racing, red boogers and the only aftermarket wheel you’d really like to hug. A Goodguys Trendsetter for good reason, Jonathan talks early influences, development of a build style, and the value of not pigeon-holing a shop.The guys get into a talk about nostalgia, flipping trends on their ear, and under-car neon lighting. If you thought that you were safe from ever hearing about the Aquarius wheel again, well, find your safe space…
THINGS COVERED IN THIS EPISODE:
* Episode SIXTY!
* The Kasper Duster– The interesting history behind the car– Taking design risks– Stepping outside of the comfort zone by using factory stuff on a custom car– “Not the typical Pro-Touring Car”
* Talk turns to the lack of an overwhelming new trend– Where things are going– The segmentation of trends– Subtlety and modernization are more popular– Drivability versus a show-stopper– Finding balance in the patina trend
* A discussion on horsepower
* Brian proposes the flipped trend: Fiero-bodied supercars– The Fiero 4M4, a mid-engine, crew cab concept is pitched
* The Lightning Round!
* Guiding a client on a project
* The ever-growing prices of G-bodies and third-gen Camaros
* Goolsby and the Funky Bunch
* Sticker Wars!
* SEMA Thrash talk– Scheduling, show floor visibility and passion collide with no time– The current “multi-car build for SEMA” trend– SEMA build horror stories– The multi-trailer standby backup plan– Brian pitches the “Build it on the Road TO SEMA” competition– Alex comes up with an interior so tasty you’d eat it
* Shop management– Building and maintaining a team– Having a team of eleven versus a one-man shop– Planning for expansion– Working within a talent pool
* Involvement with the Goodguys YoungGuys Competition– A discussion of the passion of the young guys– Young welders and amazing TIG welding
* Composite materials– Where to go after Carbon Fiber– Spot putty as a trend and re-hydrating bondo dust– Brian pitches carbon fiber teeth for Hockey and Boxing
* The rich racing history of Hueytown– “I enjoy it greatly”
* Asphalt VS dirt racing
* A line of Goolsby Customs parts?– “Your silence is very telling”– “Come cuddle my wheels”
* The Cobra Kai-fan wheel
* Glue huffing meets interviews gone awry
* “Drawing cars and making stupid puns”– “The Weeping Willys”
* A discussion on when we may see the first late-model Street Machine of the Year
* Things get sexy
PLEASE VISIT OUR SPONSOR
We are proud to have this episode brought to you by Trailer Tug. Please visit their website to learn more at TrailerTug.com
Round Six Podcast listeners get 10% off by mentioning the podcast when ordering by phone, or by entering “round six” in the discount code box at checkout on the website.