Ray & Joe turn the show over to Rich & Chris, the President & V.P. of the Long Island MOPAR car club. They also talk about fuel additives, valve deposits & hoarding spare car parts.

In their post-Thanksgiving haze, Ray & Joe talk about the cascade effect when working on cars, dashboards cluttered with chotchkies, & even come clean about a gremlin that caused one of the hosts to get stuck on the road.

Inoperative GM power windows get diagnosed by Joe, and the boys interview Mark Worman from the hit Velocity TV show "Graveyard Carz."

Car collector, appraiser & author Steve Linden joins Ray & Joe to talk about winter storage strategies. Callers discuss engineered fuel & a “no-go Volvo” is contemplated.

A new quiz segment which grills Joe D. debuts, late season car shows are covered by a listener, and the boys get technical when discussing how to best diagnose a PO171 computer lean code this week on MMR.

Ray & Joe delve into winter car storage practices, how to best clean your dirty mechanic hands & Joe makes an appearance at the Star Trek Star Fleet Academy Experience in NYC.

Ray & Joe talk with Lou Santiago from Discovery TV's "Car Fix" about new fabrication tools and his current teaching gig. Follow up fun will ensue with Lou after his upcoming trip to the 2016 SEMA show with his marketing partner Louis Lee.

The boys talk with race car drivers Al Liebmann & Rocky Pirrone, discuss belt sander drag racing with a regular caller and further investigate Marilyn (the clock lady's) diesel van no-start condition this week on MotorMouth Radio.

Ray & Joe seamlessly switch from talking about modern day EVAP diagnostics to rebuilding an old MG and a pair of CV carburetors for a BMW motorcycle. A surprise studio visit from Connor the Engineer & Master Yang on the phone talking about Buick race cars round out the hour.

Ray & Joe fondly pay tribute to the 50th anniversary of their favorite Musclecar, discuss winter storage and diesel battery maintenance as well as their preference for using Hurst shift balls or T-handles. The "toaster" battery tester is also discussed.