Traveling the highways of America, Eddie used to tell me about his family members. He told me that his grandmother lived during the advent of the automobile, and on family vacations she would say in amazement, "Eddie, look at all of the cars." Every once in awhile, on the road as an old man in his seventies, Eddie would reflect and kind of mumble to himself, "Grandma, look at all of the cars."

This episode is about a time in America when a person with guts, grit, elbow grease, some midnight oil, and a bit of luck could put together enough money to drive a car off the showroom floor.