Ray & Chris talk with their friend Clay Koon about the new contacts he made at the SEMA and PRI shows, and also cover the videos he made about some very cool & innovative tools. Clay fills the boys in on his new Mobile Tool Network endeavor that was conceived after the fate of local tool truck owners was considered. The promotional electric guitar from Matco Tools also gets some air time with these music junkies.

The boys kick off the show by talking about Honda side-view mirror replacement, then Ray talks about how future fully electric cars may not have AM radios due to signal interference. Chris relates a story about a flaky ignition wire that screws with his AM radio reception, then the show gets real with a great interview with Justin Airbets from the American Gasser Hot Rod shop in Michigan.

Right out of the gate the boys talk about spotting cars by looking in garages as they drive by, then mention how the pros do it. Ray shares a rant about Internet based shipping costs and why it's a good reason to buy auto parts locally. A local car Ray spied in his neighborhood might make a good retirement project, and Chris delves into the details of checking tire pressure correctly.

The show starts off with a rant of sorts by Chris, who's complaining about a starter he recently bought at an automotive chain store. Ray picks up the torch and runs with it talking about an issue he has with Chinese carburetor rebuilding kits made for American 4-barrel carbs. Slow tire leaks & how to fix them get tossed around and the boys talk about various types of chokes found on older cars.

This week the boys ruminate over signature car interiors of the past, then Ray poses the possibility of a "herd mentality" when other SUV drivers follow his FJ but not people in passenger cars. Author and car builder Joe Hinds calls in to talk about his new 3rd Gen Hemi swap book and wows the guys when describing his AMC Gremlin project. Fuel injection vs carburetion gets tossed around as does Ray's "teenage test-bed" mentality.

A caller's question concerning oil branding kicks the boys off and leads right into fuel injector cleaning intervals. Ray poses a question asking which style of windshield washer nozzle people prefer best, which leads to the rare occasion of he and Chris agreeing! Chassis John provides an in-depth SEMA update, and Chris winds up the show with the mention of an annoying radio commercial that mentions a specific car type.

This show kicks off talking about vintage Chrysler automatic transmissions then shifts to the new S.L.E.E.P. act in NY which bans muffler and exhaust modifications. That hot topic leads the boys into a proposed ban on gas powered yard equipment and the process of converting all these fossil fuel burning engines to battery power. It's an alternatively fueled show for sure that you won't hear anyplace else!

The boys talk about subjects relating to the cloning of modern car transponder keys used to steal cars, hydro dipping of custom car parts, and the process of plating plastic parts with a chromium finish. LED lighting somehow leads to bumper re-chroming and derelict snowblower restoration, topics you'll only find on a show like MotorMouth Radio!

Ray re-visits a nagging brake maintenance issue & gets handed another one. Diagnosis & repair of a Ford blend door is a callers concern, then the profanity found on some Maine license plates is discussed. The new Ford Maverick SUV gets some airtime as do new Miller welders and a sticky slide on Chris' convertible top boot. Ray's desire to have yellow high beams in his Muscle Car makes Chris see red.

This week headlight actuator motors occupy the boys once again, with Chris still fighting for a solution to the non-working headlight doors in his vintage Chrysler. The intrinsic value an owner's manual can have for a used car buyer is discussed, then the talk turns to catalytic converter theft & how to prevent it from happening to you. Racing lawn movers, scrap metal value & the new line of Matco breast cancer awareness products round out this hour of fun.