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Bryan and Myles get busy talking about the ups and downs of modifying vehicle to change the appearance of their age. From long-hood 911s to big-bumper Jettas, the guys debate what works, what doesn't and why.

At the end, Bryan delivers his list of good and bad factory updates - as well as some that he has mixed feelings about - and Myles tells him why he's dead wrong on a few.

It's the week of Thanksgiving, so Bryan and Myles take a moment to look back and reflect on what a mixed blessing 2020 has been. They also look forward to what 2021 may bring for VintagEuro.

On this episode, Bryan and Myles recap the action from their second VintagEuro United gathering held on November 15th in Montecito, CA.

The gang also talks about Bryan's serendipitous acquisition of a car with TV history. Listen to find out where you might catch his Range Rover Classic on the small screen.

Amber turn signals, side marker lights, rear fog lights. Myles and Bryan dig deep into the topic of lighting on European vehicles. They dig into things like H4 headlights and why American safety regulations still keep us in the dark.

The guys also recount some of their own perceptions and experiences with Euro-spec lighting and how such a seemingly insignificant detail as a city lamp could influence the appearance of a car.

On this episode, the guys sit down with Ezekiel Wheeler, founder of the automotive culture media brand Auto Conduct, to talk about the changing face of automotive culture and his mission to drive diversity in the scene.

Bryan and Myles also turn in their homework from the last episode, where they challenged each other to come up with two outlaw concepts of their own. Who had the better build in mind? Listen and decide.

Bryan and Myles dive into a discussion on the world of outlaws, restomods, customs and bespoke builds to get a better understanding of why certain modified classics are more valuable than others. They also debate how electric-powered conversion fit into the scene.

The guys discuss everything from Emory 356 Outlaws to Magnus Walker's Urban Outlaw 911s, as well as iterations on the concept such as Porsches reimagined by Singer, retro-classic Benzes from Mechatronik, perfected Alfa Romeos from Alfaholics, and posh Defenders.

Bryan and Myles sit down with Cars and Coffee Los Angeles founder Osiel Rojas to discuss the uncommonly good mix of cool cars and owners at this monthly East Side gathering.

The guys also announce details for the second VintagEuro United event scheduled for November 15th in Montecito, California.

It's fall, and for Bryan and Myles, that means it's time to head out on the road. The guys discuss the joy of fall driving (and riding) and why it's unlike any other time of the year.

From rich northeastern colors to the largely overlooked northern California fall season, they share some of their favorite locations and past destinations.

Who doesn't like a station wagon? Seriously. Well, Myles and Bryan sure do. But what is it about a wagon that makes them so much more interesting than coupes, sedans, convertibles or...dare we say, crossovers?

The guys dig into their past to share their own wagon stories, analyze the appeal, and digress into the related territories of shooting brakes, hatchbacks and SUVs.

Bryan and Myles catch up with Myles' old friend from Minnesota, Chad Person. He owns two '80s-era Porsche 911s, one of which belonged to his father. The two cars couldn't be more different, but they provided a common bond between these two car enthusiasts.

Chad shares his journey with his dad's '87 Carrera, which started with factory delivery in Stuttgart. A complete article with pictures of both cars accompanies this episode on the VintagEuro website.