Steve Saxty grew up in Essex dreaming of a career as a car designer. Inevitably he ended up working for the Blue Oval. Now he writes books, the last one They Cars Ypu Always Promised Yourself’ was nominated for RAC Book of The Year’ his new one is called ‘Secret Fords’ but I’m not telling you what it’s about, you’ll have to listen

Paul Mathers is the Aussie behind Motorclassica, the southern hemisphere's premier concours event. Now he’s here in the Uk with a new show, Auto Royale in July. All that plus, V8 Supercars, Bush Mechanics, and Holden’s mighty Monaro

Rupert Bravery once finished one of the most famous historic rallies in a hire car. He likes armoured cars, stripped-down street scramblers, and rotary-engined tourers. But then, who doesn’t?

Choppers, bobbers, Frisco tanks, sissy bars, ape hangers, big v-twins, and the motorcycle ever made by mortal man, the Norton Commando. It’s all there down a crackly line from Choppershack HQ somewhere in the sun-kissed Mediterranean, with my guest Phil Piper

Ben Hardman works with classic bikes as did his father and his grandfather who started Unity Equipe the world-famous supplier of goodies for old Brit Iron.

Emma Airey is a passionate petrolhead with a penchant for TVR from the seventies. That's right, the wedge-shaped ones. She has owned a bewildering variety of cars and is a great storyteller.

Gary Sanders has built award-winning custom bikes, best-selling Cobra replicas and was the World Lawnmower Racing Champion. Yes, really.

Geoff Smale raced sidecars, ran Liverpool's busiest car rental outlet, and loves classic American muscle cars. One of the most free-ranging - and funny- chats in the history of Speedshop. And that's saying something

Nigel Pickering was riding around a race track in front of a paying crowd when he was eight years old, bought a Ferrari when he was eighteen and once owned a brown Porsche 911 with a brown interior but, as we say, don't hold that against him

Micheal Ward is part of the small but talented team that produces Auto Italia magazine.  He's spent his working life around priceless sixties Ferraris but what he really loves is a three-box seventies Fiat