Two Guys Garage Podcast

The guys debate the thrilling future of hot rodding, breaking down build trends that are blending new technology with old iron, while asking if the pure, combustion-driven soul of hot rodding can survive the evolving horsepower war and inspire the next generation of builders. Willie muses, “regardless of what lens you’re looking through you gotta call it exciting”. 

The founders of American Metal Customs reveal how their passion-driven culture for Americana, art, and speed, combined with 100+

ADVISORY: This episode contains colorful metaphors and adult language.

“Once you start really putting some racing technology into streetable cars, it gets really fun.” So it goes for Full Blown Kustoms owner James Goldman, as he tells the guys in this podcast. “They have four wheels and a seat, but they’re not cars anymore, they’re spaceships.” One need look no further than his twin turbo ’69 Lincoln Continental build for proof – as witnessed by its 14 million online views. Understanding the importance of building a core team while praising the fluidity of metal as an art form, Goldman notes that “whether it’s being unique and different or just having a much tighter fit and finish on your car, that’s becoming more important.”

One of the godfathers of the Coyote engine, Adam Christian, joins the podcast to talk shop with the guys and discuss the infamous Ford GT40. Kevin notes that Adam “has a lot of car builds under his belt, and one of those builds is a full restoration of one of the original GT40s” made famous as the Le Mans-winning car that broke Ferrari’s winning streak in the 1960s and was recently brought back into the spotlight in the 2019 film, “Ford v Ferrari”. They discuss some of the history of the Coyote engine as well as the history and different generations of the amazing American-made GT40. 

The dream isn't just a house - it's also the perfect automotive workshop! Brian McNamara of Gearhead Homes Realty joins the guys to reveal the crucial building specs needed for a true forever shop, including electrical amperage, concrete thickness (for lift installation), lighting, winch points, tool and part storage solutions, the always crucial beer fridge, and more! Brian also discusses market trends and explains how he connects enthusiasts with properties featuring car condos and large shop space, sharing valuable advice on the financial realities of building a garage addition versus buying a home with one already in place.