VintagEuro

Join Bryan and Myles as they chat with Radwood co-founder Brad Brownell about Rad-era European classics, the evolution of car shows for younger enthusiasts, and the explosive growth of a tongue-in-cheek American take on the classic British motoring festival at Goodwood.

Later, all three guys will discuss what it's like being a car enthusiast with no events to attend or plan in this unusual year of a global pandemic.

Join Bryan and Myles as they chat with master automotive detailer Tim McNair of Grand Prix Concours Preparation. A long-time friend of Myles, Tim shares his experiences preparing some of the world's most coveted cars for top-level concours events across the globe.

In the second segment, all three guys share some of their personal nightmare stories from their various professional detailing jobs over the years, including Jaguar engine detailing and a Miata that turned wax into concrete.

Join Bryan and Myles as they chat with the multi-talented automotive artist Dwight Knowlton about his work including historical fiction children's books based on early road racing, plus his more recent efforts including official event poster artist for the Greenwich Concours d'Elegance and the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix.

In the second half, Dwight enlightens the guys on his passion for post-WWII road racing and talks about what he drives personally.

Join Bryan and Myles as the sit down with friend and colleague George Achorn, executive director of the Audi Car Cub North America to talk about his love of early Audi quattros, his days running the Audi enthusiast site Fourtitude.com, and how he's helped evolve the club to keep step with changing times and owner profiles.

In the second segment, the guys all talk about the early days of all-wheel drive in European performance cars including not only Audi, but also BMW, Lancia and others.

Welcome to the first episode of VintagEuro, the podcast for European motoring enthusiasts. Your hosts Bryan Joslin and Myles Leevy invite you to share in share their passion for classic European cars and motorcycles from the 1950s through the 1980s. On this opening preview, the guys discuss their backgrounds, the cars that brought them together, and the reason they thought a podcast was such a great idea.

Future episodes will include guest from around the automotive hobby and business, including designers, restorers, artists and fellow automotive writers.

Visit www.vintageuro.com for more details.