Stacey sends out his well wishes to Jay Leno and explains the importance of shop safety, especially while working alone. Then after shaking out out the mailbag, Stacey answers listener questions about header paint, selling a Dodge Dart Swinger, and an Air Ride system for a '22 F-350.

Stacey digs into the announcement of the new BULLITT film starring Bradley Cooper, directed by Steven Spielberg. Specifically what made the original film's chase scene so iconic and why it is important to movie car history. Then it's into the mailbag with a listener question about the COPPERHEAD nitrous gauges.

It's an engine jambaroo on this episode. Stacey digs in to explain agnostic engines, the difference between an engine & motor and finally an update of the Evel Knievel incident from Stacey's youth.

Today's show opens up with a tale about Stacey and his brother venturing into the wilds of Idaho in a search for a $100 dune buggy. Then it's off to the mailbag to answer some van questions about engine and bumper swaps.

Stacey breaks down his recent trip to the 2022 SEMA Show in Las Vegas, how it's bouncing back post COVID, and their plans for a possible SEMA Fest in 2023. COPPERHEAD is back! With its return to the GEARZ shop, Stacey goes over its inclusion in the upcoming 2023 Grand National Roadster Show's Top 10 Influential Trucks, and on an upcoming GEARZ, how to tell a original from a replica.

On this episode we're off to the movies as Stacey goes over a recent poll ranking its top 10 car movies. Some make sense but others don't; either way grab five bags of popcorn because it's MOVIE TIME! Stacey also shares some of his favorite rock music growing up. Finally, he says goodbye to "The Killer" - the one and only Jerry Lee Lewis.

Stacey answers a listener question about possibly changing his 2011 RAM 1500 into a Super Bee. After that, it's firsts time. From Stacey's first guitar, his first paying gigs, and the first time meeting Johnny Cash.

Stacey opens this episode with a question from Brandon, a listener who is trying to figure out where to start on his first project: a '73 Olds Omega. This opens up the larger topic of making sure something is the right project for you. Even though that classic muscle car you saw out in the field may look tempting, you might be better off starting with something from the '90s - '00s. 

Stacey explains why it's up you to do your research on a potential purchase and not just listen to a seller's "speculations" on who may have owned the vehicle in the past. Then it's a quick dive into the mailbag to answer listener questions about x-pipes and door VIN tags.

"Be prepared..." It's not just the Scout's motto; it applies to the car person too! On this episode, Stacey helps you do just that when dealing with test drives. Whether you're taking the keys or handing them over, there is a lot you need to know and consider to protect yourself and your project. After that, Stacey goes through the automotive opportunities for someone who is just starting out.