Ruben Goulding used to climb mountains for a living, now he deals in classic British motors. Instead of the scrapyard the terminally rusty get turned into desks, barbecues, and works of art. Even if beauty was never even skin deep, to begin with

Julian Grimwade went to buy a Ferrari and came back with a boat instead. And he's owned the Top Trumps legend the Monteverdi Hai and three Citroen 2CVs. But he doesn't like BMWS. Find out why on Steve' Speedshop.

 Max Wakefield owns a Metro 6R4, raced speedway bikes and drove the fearsome 1200bhp Lola Beatrice. And he's just bought a pair of bulldozers. Find out why on this episode of Speedshop.

Simon Duval Smith sold cars at Autodrome, Europe’s biggest classic dealer, in the nineties is now the award-winning editor of eVISIONS magazine, and rides a Garley chopper in leather pants but has never owned a leather jacket. He’s my guest tonight, on Steve’s Speedshop

The Gran Torino in 'Starksy and Hutch'. The Lotus 7 in 'The Prisoner. Steed's Broadspeed (or was it?) Jaguar in 'The New Avengers '  Which was your favourite from television's classic era?  Fire up the Quattro our kid because, tonight on Speedshop my guest is MIke Smith

The BAC Mono is the street legal, single-seater that frightens Ferrari owners. There a new incarnation of the Mono and it’s even faster. In fact it’s considerably quicker. Neil Briggs from BAC joins me to explain why and how they did it

Meyer’s Manx, Falcon Caribbean. Gawk Gt. Never heard of them? Then listen to Steve’s Speedshop tonight when my guest is Steve Hole from Total Kit Car

Iconic eighties hot hatches, the renaissance of Detroit and the great, lost marque that was the Riley, with John 'J Lo' Lomas  from Blue Diamond Riley Services.

Big floaty Citroens, turbo-boosted Saabs and the cars that British Leyland got right (yes, there were some) with James Walshe from 'Practical Classics' magazine

Rallying with the greats, restoring some of the world's finest and most valuable road cars and mastering the Yamaha TY80. All that and quite a lot more with Rob Atkinson, tonight on Speedshop