In this episode of the Strange Motion Way podcast, hosts Tim and Carrie Strange welcome Zane Cullen, a renowned figure in the automotive industry. Zane shares his journey from a childhood surrounded by cars to becoming a successful builder and restorer. He discusses his early influences, including his father's passion for automobiles and his experiences in BMX racing. Zane recounts his first cars, the impact of his family on his automotive journey, and his significant restoration projects, including working with Dick Long. The conversation also touches on Zane's relationship with his wife, Steph, and how they met during their high school years. Throughout the episode, Zane reflects on the lessons learned from his experiences and the importance of pursuing one's passion in the automotive world. In this conversation, Zane Cullen shares his journey through the automotive world, from his early experiences at the Roadster Show to the establishment of Creative Concepts and later Cotati Speed Shop. He reflects on the influence of legendary figures in the industry, the significance of ISCA shows, and the evolution of car culture. Zane's passion for automotive design and the connections he made along the way highlight the rich history and community within the hot rod scene.

In this episode of the Strange Motion Way podcast, hosts Tim and Carrie Strange interview Rocky Robertson, a legendary figure in the Pro Street car scene. They discuss Rocky's early love for cars, his journey into drag racing, and the evolution of his career in the automotive industry. Rocky shares stories about his first car, the challenges of building and racing, and the significance of magazine features in the 1980s. The conversation highlights the camaraderie among car enthusiasts and the impact of sponsorships in the automotive world. In this engaging conversation, Tim and Carrie Strange discuss the evolution of Pro Street cars, their experiences with sponsorships, and the vibrant culture surrounding car shows. They reflect on the impact of the Street Machine Nationals, the importance of building relationships with sponsors, and the wild side of car shows. The discussion also delves into Tim's journey with the Kaiser, the significance of networking in the car community, and his reflections on car culture and future projects.

The conversation delves into Ian's early influences in car culture, his journey from the East Coast to the West Coast, and the evolution of his career in custom car building. Ian shares insights on the impact of social media and magazines on the automotive industry, his experiences with reality TV, and the challenges of building cars for television. The discussion also touches on Ian's artistic endeavors, including his work at Burning Man and the creation of art cars. Throughout the episode, Ian emphasizes the importance of creativity, craftsmanship, and the relationships built within the automotive community. In this engaging conversation, Ian Roussel discusses the unique experiences of participating in large desert events, the transition from television to YouTube, and the challenges of fame in the automotive world. He shares insights into his creative inspirations, future projects, and the perks and pitfalls of being a public figure in the car culture. The discussion highlights the importance of community, creativity, and the joy of building cars while navigating the complexities of recognition and online presence.

In this episode, Tim and Carrie Strange interview Scott Sullivan, a legendary figure in the hot rod community known for his iconic Cheese Whiz 55. Scott shares his early influences, the evolution of pro street cars, and the art of custom painting. He recounts his adventures driving across the country in his hot rod, the challenges he faced, and his reflections on the future of hot rodding. This conversation is a deep dive into the passion and culture surrounding classic cars and the hot rod scene. In this engaging conversation, Tim and Scott share his adventurous journey to Bonneville, detailing the challenges faced during road trips, racing experiences, and the evolution of hot rods. He discusses the artistry involved in building and restoring cars, the significance of personal connections in tribute builds, and the insights gained from judging at car shows. The conversation highlights the passion and dedication that goes into the hot rod culture, along with humorous anecdotes and valuable lessons learned along the way.

In this episode of the Strange Motion Way podcast, host Tim and Carrie Strange interviews Jerry and Jason Slover from Pete and Jake's, delving into the rich history of hot rodding, the evolution of the automotive industry, and the personal stories that shaped their journey. The conversation covers Jerry's early experiences with hot rods, his service in Vietnam, the legislative changes impacting hot rodding, and the acquisition of Pete and Jake's, highlighting the importance of family legacy and innovation in the automotive world. In this engaging conversation, Tim Strange and his guest delve into the rich history and culture of hot rodding, emphasizing the importance of storytelling in preserving automotive history. They discuss innovations in chassis design, the future of hot rodding, and the significance of community and legacy in the automotive world. The conversation highlights personal anecdotes, industry insights, and the passion that drives the hot rod community.

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In this engaging conversation, Tim and Carrie Strange and Jerry Dixey delve into the vibrant world of hot rodding, sharing personal anecdotes and insights from their extensive experiences in the automotive culture. From the inception of the Street Rodder Magazine Road Tour program to memorable events like Woodstock and Evel Knievel's Snake River jump, they explore the evolution of hot rods, the impact of technology, and the significance of community in the car culture. Jerry reflects on his childhood passion for cars, the influence of family, and the rise of collectibles and magazines in the automotive world, all while emphasizing the importance of driving and enjoying these classic vehicles.

In this episode of the Strange Motion Way podcast, hosts Tim and Carrie Strange discuss their recent experiences at various automotive events, including Dino's Get Down and the Good Guys Scottsdale event. They reflect on the importance of community in the automotive world, share memories of their late friend Ron Knowles, and highlight the significance of the Ron Knowles Memorial Award. The conversation also covers the BMX Grands, detailing the challenges and excitement of racing, as well as personal updates regarding family health issues and upcoming events.

In this episode of the Strange Motion Way podcast, hosts Tim and Carrie Strange welcome Jerry Dixey, a prominent figure in the hot rodding community. The conversation covers Jerry's extensive experience in the automotive world, including his early life, his adventures at Woodstock, and his encounters with Evel Knievel. Jerry shares stories from his childhood, his first car, and his journey through the custom van era, highlighting the evolution of car culture and the significance of collectibles in the automotive community. In this engaging conversation, Tim and Carrie Strange discuss the intricacies of collecting valuable automotive magazines, the thrill of hunting for rare items, and the challenges faced by car enthusiasts. They share personal anecdotes about memorable road tour cars, the impact of theft on collectors, and reflections on iconic figures in the hot rodding community. The discussion also touches on the evolution of car shows and the importance of quality in custom builds, providing listeners with a rich tapestry of automotive culture and nostalgia.

In this episode of the Strange Motion Way podcast, hosts Tim and Carrie Strange share their experiences at the SEMA Show, discussing the unique challenges and logistics involved in attending such a large automotive event. They reflect on their roles as judges for new products, the various banquets and parties they attended, and the networking opportunities that arose. The conversation also touches on the changes in the automotive media landscape, particularly the closure of Motor Trend Production, and concludes with thoughts on future events and the importance of community in the automotive industry.

In this episode of the Strange Motion Way podcast, host Tim Strange interviews hot rod legend Dale Boesch, who shares his journey from childhood fascination with cars to becoming a renowned builder in the hot rod community. Dale discusses his early influences, memorable cars, and the evolution of his craft, including painting techniques and the transition from collision work to custom builds. He highlights iconic projects like the 32 Vicky and the 40 Ford Coupe, reflecting on the challenges and triumphs of car building, as well as the camaraderie within the automotive culture. In this engaging conversation, Tim Strange and Dale Boesch delve into the world of custom car building, sharing nostalgic stories about iconic vehicles and the creative processes behind their transformations. They discuss memorable projects, including a 57 Chevy and a 36 Roadster, highlighting the challenges and triumphs of automotive craftsmanship. The conversation also touches on the evolution of hot rods, the impact of LS motors, and the excitement of upcoming builds, showcasing the passion and dedication that drives the custom car community.