The In-Wheel Time Podcast features lively discussions from Woody's Waterfront Car Show, including anecdotes from automotive journalist Tim Spell about his encounters with legends like Lee Iacocca and AJ Foyt. The hosts share humorous stories and insights into the competitive mindset of race car drivers. Additionally, a detailed review of the 2023 Infiniti QX 50 highlights its design, performance, and features, comparing it to competitors while offering personal driving impressions. The episode captures the spirit of car culture and community at the show.
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Imagine being a fly on the wall as legendary automotive figures like Leigh Iacocca and Bob Bondurant shared their insider stories and experiences. Well, you're in luck! Today our guest Tim Spell, formerly of the Houston Chronicle, joins us alongside our in-house team, Konrad DeLong, Jeff Dziekin, Mike Marrs, and chief engineer David Ainslie, to share his fascinating encounters with these iconic figures. Tim captivates us with his first-hand experiences, captivating stories, and dispels some rumors about AJ Foy in the process.
We then switch gears to the New Car Showroom as we delve into the specifics of the 2023 Infinity QX 50. We examine the QX50 in relation to its competitors, focusing on price and value.
And if you're a hotrod enthusiast, you'll love Tim's insights on the perfect hotrod and his favorite cars from the show.
We cap things off by looking back at the evolution of the Woody's Waterfront Car Show with our host, Michael Wooding. We discuss how it started with just a Black 55 Chevy and a Black 58 Corvette parked on the jetty, and has since grown into a popular event attracting car enthusiasts from across the country. We reflect on some of the most memorable cars featured over the years and the exciting hot rod community that has grown around the event. So buckle up and enjoy the ride as we take you on this automotive journey!
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Welcome to another In-Wheel Time Podcast, a 30 minute mini version of the In-Wheel Time Car Show that airs live every Saturday morning 8 to 11am central.
It's the In-Wheel Time Car Talk Show.
Welcome to Woody's Waterfront Car Show, where we are broadcasting live this morning on our Saturday morning broadcast.
This is the 5th annual Woody's Waterfront Car Show.
We need a 5 years, and you know we were here at the first one.
Do you remember that?
I don't remember it at all.
We need a 5.
Too many bloody Marys to remember it, Not enough that's what it is Coming up.
We talk with another participant in today's show, or not, because Standing by is the famous Tim Spell, formerly of the Houston Chronicle.
For 38 years.
He's here.
We're going to talk about stuff, stuff, and you know about stuff, jeff.
You spoke a lot of stuff back in the day.
Hey, hey, hey.
Conrad has this week in Auto History and we'll get you caught up on the stories of making automotive news this week.
Howdy, along with Mike out of this World, mars King, conrad DeLong.
We always need more Jeff Zekin.
We have with us today our chief engineer and bottle washer Not OB, but similar.
It is David.
Ainslie.
Thank you, sir, for joining us today.
Glad to be, here, I know it is.
I know you're glad.
We're happy you're here because we can blame you for stuff instead of Mars.
No, we're still blaming Mars.
I'm still at the other end of the road.
How many times did he get shocked?
This morning it's true.
Over there on the board.
He didn't learn from the first three.
What if I touch these two wires?
Talk to somebody about that too.
Yeah, do that.
We won't be invited back again we may never.
Joining us today formally of the Houston Chronicle retired auto rider, mr Tim Spell, it's always good to see you, my friend.
Great being here.
Yeah, I'm going to tell you the problem that I'm having.
I don't want to hear that.
Yeah, don't go there.
I have it too.
We were going to talk about something I don't remember what that was.
What was it?
Yeah, liya Cook, leigh Iacocca.
That's it, the Leigh Iacocca story.
So, tim, you got to meet Leigh Iacocca.
Yeah, they scheduled a meeting with him and.
Where did you meet him?
Auburn Hills?
Oh, when he was working for Chrysler.
Yeah, in Chrysler years.
And so I went in there and I was waiting for him and then he came in and his new wife was waiting outside the door and so he just sat on the sofa there and he closed his eyes and kind of like he went to sleep.
He just leaned back and you know, just like he was resting and trying to, and then he opened his eyes and said shoot.
And then I started interviewing.
But it was an interview that he totally took control of.
I mean, I could not get a word in edgewise, he just flowed, and in a lot of ways it was good because this was the early 90s.
And he started telling me he said you know, you're from Texas, huh, he said, you know, we're coming out with this new truck and we had to build a concept called the Little Red Truck.
And he started, yes, describing the truck to me and then going into detail, and he was talking about the production of the all new 94-Ram.
If you remember, that was the big year where Dodge, you know, made a big transform from a box to you know, with a high hood and drop fenders and the power wagon, look.
And so he was telling me all about it two years.
And I bet you the PR person was going oh dear God, no.
So after it was over with, I called Chrysler PR and said I'm going to do the story.
And anyway, they thought about it.
They came back and said well, since you're from Texas, our big market, go ahead and do the first story.
So I had the first story on the all new the Little Red Truck.
Oh yeah, in the realm, you know so, and I didn't have a picture of it, but I had a picture of the Little Red Truck, wow.
So that was how cool is that?
Yeah, that was very cool.
I mean, do you have a plaque or you have something on the wall somewhere?
I've got the story.
Yeah, the story.
Yeah, no doubt yeah yeah, yeah.
But you know back to what I was just thinking about, shelby, when we were talking about Bob Bondurant and his liking of women.
He said well, he said, you know I'm getting kind of old.
But you know what he said I'm a lurker.
He said I'll lurk around, Lurker.
Yeah, so, and so I thought that was great.
And he also told me the story about I don't know if in the 60s he used to race and overalls, and I asked him how that got started going and he said well, he said one time I was in my form and I was vaccinating chickens and I was there and I had my overalls on and they called me and they wanted me to be in this race.
So I decided to have time to change, so I just showed up in my overalls and he said people liked it and so I just started doing that.
You know.
After that, he said, he said you know, I call that affectation Affectation.
He said, yeah, so, but but he was always great and always generous with his time and always fun to talk with.
Well, I have to tell you that my time which is very limited, needless to say with AJ Foy was a real eye opener for me, because I had always heard rumors that he was such a jackass, yes.
And that he was hard to get along with and nobody liked him and he was.
He was really ugly to the press and all that stuff.
And I thought I don't have any, that I don't anything against him at all.
I mean, I don't know any of that.
You tell me that, but I don't know this man and it was a deal for Mitsubishi forklifts and he got a brand new forklift and he would come to this thing that they had out there off the tollway and they asked me to interview him on stage I don't know, there are a thousand or so people out there and he was up there and we talked for at least 30 minutes and then afterwards had lunch and he sat next to me and I had lunch with AJ Foy.
That's a wonderful story it was, and what a nice guy, very forthcoming there.
I never picked up a word of hatred or indignation toward the media, me, and oh yeah, I listen to you on the radio, really, me.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
And we had lunch and it was like sitting with you at lunch.
Well, kind of yeah, he's a little more famous than me.
Well, I know, but it was.
It was the next door neighbor kind of conversation, and I didn't talk about all the racing.
I wanted to, but I thought you know what this guy gets those questions all the time.
Hey, so how are things at the farm?
You still have the barn out back with the race cards.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
With the orange roof.
Uh huh, I'm out there every day Really.
Yeah, I got office in there, but I hate the office and he goes on all these details about his life.
Nobody ever talks to him about that, and he was very forthcoming with me.
It was a very pleasant thing.
We shook hands and I said good luck and it's been an honor and pleasure to meet you.
It was nice to meet you too.
That's a wonderful story, it is a one, and that's good to hear it is.
Because I mean, here's a Houston Texas guy.
Oh, yeah, very much so.
And so famous around the world.
I mean think of name a car that he hasn't driven in a race.
You know, it's really amazing.
I think he's one of the few that has won the Daytona 500, the 24 Hours, Le Mans and the Indy 500.
And Richard Racers too.
Yeah at Playland Park, but he'd jump in anything to race.
Yeah, he'd race anything.
Well, that's a great story, it is a great story, and I was.
you know I had all these preconceived notions because I watched on TV the first race up at Texas Motor Speedway, where he punched the other driver in the face and got in all sorts of trouble for that.
I was a Harry Lyandike.
Is that what it?
was, and I'm thinking, god, what an ass.
Not at all, not at all Very competitive.
I did the drag racing thing for a year.
It opened my mind and my eyes to all of the drag racers themselves and I cannot tell you how these people think, because they think differently than you and I.
They're competitive, they're a competitive nature and they will not settle for anything less.
And when they're at the racetrack they are focused on one thing and that's winning, and it's a different mindset than any of us have.
I mean, I like being a winner, as all of us do.
Yeah, but they're spending millions of dollars.
This is over and above that and they get paid for that mindset and you have to respect that.
I mean, it's a world that I was never familiar with until I went on the tour with these guys.
And that's him.
He is that kind.
And those race car drivers that are serious, that are long lasting, the rusty wallaces the day, learn heart all of those kind of guys.
They have the same kind of mindset, very competitive, and so when you see those two kind of guys out there fighting, you're going.
I get it, I understand why, Because that's what they do.
Anyway, it's great talking to you.
Yeah, it's great being here.
Yeah, well, we're going to have more conversations in the future and one of these days, if we can get you out of bed early enough, we'll have you come out to the sugar shack and you can have a conversation with us in the studio.
Oh, you can read that you may have to spend the night out there in some expensive motel.
Bring security.
Bring security, that's right.
Exactly you word.
Yeah.
Tim Spell with Houston Chronicle.
It's great to have you here.
Great being here.
Love you, man.
Thank you.
I'm going to do something out of the ordinary now and I'm going to do my car review.
I know it's an oddball time to do it.
Ignore the rest of us though.
Pardon me, ignore the rest of us and what we're doing, he does.
Don't I normally do that?
Yes, it's all about Don.
No, it's not about me.
But you know, and I feel something.
But it's time for your car review.
When I got the flow going.
Let's hang with it Go with the flow.
All right time now for the car review of the week from me 2023, infiniti QX 15.
Available trim levels are the pure, the lux, the sport, the sensory and the autograph.
I had the sport all-wheel drive.
That's the middle of the trim level pack.
Ok, this is considered a.
Well, I consider it a small SUV, but it's really a midsize.
Anyway, five passengers, two rows of seating all new in 2019.
Sharp looking infinity grille with the high mounted headlights.
It's very up to date when it comes to the looks.
Body sculpting includes hood humps.
I know that sounds weird, but it's got a couple of signature things that go on on the hood and they come from the top and they come back to the middle of the hood.
You'd have noticed them, but if you go on to line and you look at them, I call them hood humps.
It's strictly a design feature.
There's no function to them.
Maybe some aerodynamic, but it's an SUV, so how aerodynamic can you be?
Body sculpting, like I said, the hood humps, styling Q what are you doing to my screen?
Wiping spots off of it.
Styling Q at the C or D pillar.
I can't tell whether it's the C pillar or the D pillar.
It's at the back by the back into the car.
The styling Q is a little that comes down into the side Spell that.
Rear styling is like all the others in its class, which is kind of disappointing because the rest of it is very GQ.
When it comes to styling.
What I liked about it the body sculpting makes it a little different than other SUVs.
What can you use improvement?
Make it a little bit more distinct.
Good looking truck it really is, and I just wish they'd pay attention to the back end of it.
Interior highlights quilted upholstery gives the interior the wow factor.
Panoramic roof panel, brushed aluminum with leather axeds give it a luxury feel.
Well, it is luxury, but it's kind of like an entry level luxury.
Instrument cluster is good, cargo trunk room acceptable with two rows.
What I liked about it the overall dash layout with the console mounted shifter was nice.
Second row split 6040 is nice as well.
However, let me just see this about the dashboard.
It doesn't have a split screen, it has two screens.
It's always got the navigation screen on up at the top of the middle of the dash.
Below that is another screen that has HVAC and it also has all of the radio controls infotainment system.
So it was kind of a little odd to me and I would imagine that they'll probably do away with that and have one nice big screen in the middle of it, which it should have, but remember this is four years old now.
As far as designs are concerned, there's that Two liter turbocharged engine with 268 horsepower, which is a lot for a four cylinder, 280 pound feet of torque, cvt transmission and a thousand pound tow rating on.
It gets 22 gallons, 22 miles per gallon in the city, 28 on the highway, for combined at 25 I got 26.3
.
That's pretty good over 335.8
miles, plenty of power.
What could use improvement?
there's a slow response on the accelerator pedal and I think some of that's probably due to not just the turbo but also the CVT.
That and the fact of the, the programming of as you marry the engine with the transmission.
There needs to be some compensation with that.
It may not bother you, but I'm a car guy riding, handling, rides and handles like a luxury SUV.
What could use improvement?
Perhaps a track version, I don't know, just saying a track version of the car.
You had the sport, though.
I had the middle, I know, but it, but it's not a.
It's not a tracked car or have different variables to right yeah, addestability Just just a thought A base trim price $50,500.
Prices tested 52 815.
Base model price, which was surprising to me $40,000 and $300.
Competitors include the Acura RDX that starts at $41,550, the Genesis G70 starts at $44,950 and the Mercedes Benz GLC starts at 47 100.
All of those are competitors to this particular vehicle and that is my review for 2023.
Infinity QX 50.
Good looking truck when it was driving.
It really is, if you're one of those people that say, okay, here's my budget and I really want something in this price range.
I would encourage you to at least try the infinity QX 50.
And in those price points there's vehicles out here at the show that are within that price point.
Yeah, exactly at that price point in the show.
And above Matter of fact, I see the front end of what looks like a 70 Chevelle out there.
Yeah, I saw my detail, mustang.
There's a couple of huge cows out there See if I, if I have blocks.
I screwed up and waited too late for the 69 Camaro which would be my dream car before.
I die Green one down there that you might like, but never a green car.
But I'll tell you what.
Never a green car, never a green car, but I will tell you that that silver Malibu BSS with the cowl induction hood, oh baby, spot on.
There's a 72 down there that's got 454 under the hood, 450 horse, you know, in his green, but it but at those big blocks are so heavy in the front end they are, and I would rather have a small rev like a small block.
That's correct.
I'd rather have a small block a hot rod and small block.
Yeah.
And I don't, from the purest standpoint, probably a 350 with fuel injection that looks like a carburetor I don't want to do the direct injection and and I want to have a automatic with something more than drive four speeds at least, maybe six four, six speed automatic transmission.
Yeah.
There's a Thunderbird out there.
I see the front end of beautiful car.
Yeah, and that's the coupe that's got the the two now cover over the tunnel cover on the back, yeah.
And the headrest extensions.
Yep, there's a good stuff, and I see a real hot rod with wide whites on it.
Oh yeah, I was looking at that earlier.
We're going to talk to the lady that owns that yellow 53 Chevy.
Well, I hope you've got all this lined up.
Oh yeah, she's sitting right here.
She's been waiting for a little bit more.
She's in my camera shot for 15 minutes.
All right, well, you're just going to have to look.
As soon as Woody gets through hooking on the ladies Let me tell you something I've got a show to put on camera.
I'm trying to get in all this stuff.
Are we bothering you?
Yes, you are Good, so stop bothering me and let me get on with the get on Well.
I'm going to sit down here and I'm going to talk to Woody then.
Can we get?
Another round over here.
Yeah, we need another round, hey, woody bring it, bring it, bring us some more cocktails, darling.
Another round Is that her name is darling, darling, darling.
Darling no, that's my name.
He called her darling.
You've been out here too, long.
Here he is, ladies and gentlemen.
The man, the myth, the legend, the man that puts on this fine extravaganza called Woody's Waterfront Car Show at the top water grill at San Leon.
Let's get that straight.
Woody's rod and custom waterfront car.
Remember it changed.
It's changed here in the garage.
Did you change that this year?
I did and.
I did it for the mere fact that you know last year we wanted to exclude the new cars.
Yeah, we had a brand new Tesla with a paper tag.
We had a brand new Corvette with a paper tag.
Both went in trouble.
What the hell's wrong with that?
Well, you can't.
That's not what this show's about.
Those are guys that just got enough money to go buy a new car.
I wanted to give the guys that spent effort and time and polish and work to get these cars looking like they look.
It's kind of like this car show.
They're looking for some polish and a lot of work that's gone into it and we're not making a damn dime.
And Jackie's got somebody cleaning his car for him, jackie, yeah.
Look, and there's Biff.
Biff, biff's here.
Everything's going to be OK.
Biff is here.
Everybody calm down, they get an eggs next hour.
Calm that down everybody, anybody, that's, anybody is here.
That's exactly right.
That's exactly right and I would suggest trying the salad at the Topwater Grill.
They're awesome.
He's still waiting on his salad.
Did you hear that?
story.
I'm waiting on my salad from last year.
We're all sitting around.
It was what eight or nine of us at the table have to fill me in.
There's eight or nine of us at the table.
Everybody orders.
I ordered a salad and everybody's food came and they ate and I'm still waiting on my salad.
They finished.
To this day he's still waiting on his salad.
Holy chef, tell us about the show.
Woody.
What got your mindset to start something like this?
Well, there was a couple of years ago.
I did numerous shows around Houston and they all seemed to end up in a parking lot somewhere.
It could be at a Rudy's.
Well, this is a parking lot.
No, I mean like a concrete Rudy's parking lot.
Stop and enter With nothing Not that there's anything wrong with that.
Run and enter.
Nothing but a view of the cars going by on the freeway or the other cars that next to you.
Hotter than hell, just not comfortable, and with the temperatures we've had this year, that proved the fact that we're bored.
Oh, this is beautiful, yeah.
So I just said, you know, there's got to be a better way, and I happened to be down in Galveston with my wife the first year and we stopped.
Are you still married?
Is it first year, wife as?
opposed to your girlfriend.
23 years.
There you go, gosh, that's a good guy To my beautiful wife Eve.
Yes, Is that her Nice save she's up there getting her drink now.
I see so be nice Marry to you, Mama.
There's a tab.
Pay it, baby.
But anyhow, we pulled up here.
I told her she wanted to go to Keemany and I said man, Keema, I got to pay for parking, it's so crowded.
I said let's just go to Topworth, Because I grew up in this town.
But you're a family-owned guy.
Yeah, I was born in Texas.
Said he lived a little while.
That explains a lot.
You see, don and I were talking on the way in that who actually lives here?
You have to know the city, you have to know your surroundings, and the people that live here grew up here.
Yes, so I grew up here and so we stopped here instead of going to Keema.
And we're sitting there eating in a Black 55 Chevy and a Black 58 Corvette pulled up, parked right over here on this strip, the jetty Next to the water, and I looked over and I thought to myself what a great place for a car ship, and it is so I hooked up with Robert, the owner of the facility here, and we struck a deal and we put the first show together and it seemed to be pretty much a success.
So now here we are on our fifth year, which I didn't.
It's been a tough one, trying to get everything together and get the car, get the shirts and the trophies.
It's a lot of work.
And the heat.
Well, you're a one-man band on this.
Leading up to this, the heat this year was good.
Last year it's like air conditioning under here and then the year before the year before, that was the pandemic.
Yeah it's always something and this that we're under right now.
This has been remodeled to redone, refurbished many times.
And the parking lot as well.
Yeah, he redid the parking lot again, yeah, so thank you.
But thank you, thank you, hot damn, come enjoy the bloody Mary's at top order grill.
But what spurred it on the most was there's another guy in Houston that puts on car shows every weekend, every weekend, and I told him I was thinking about doing this and he said, would he?
You have no idea what it's like to put on a show like this?
I, you can't do it.
Oh, my beer Buddy.
I am not a person you say you can't do it.
Okay, so I think now I've proven it wrong, that that's out the window.
Oh, after five years yeah and and now we're just having a damn good time.
Yeah, yes, we are gorgeous day, but you know, what I Would like Thoma to sense him.
You zeroed in on something that not everybody has now, and all of these guys appreciate an opportunity To show their babies that they have worked or massaged all of the years.
Even if they just bought one recently, I Guarantee it, they ain't Keeping away from that car.
It just gives them a new opportunity to do new and different things.
Yeah, and I can see you've had a number of people return to the yes.
Quite a year after year after year.
So you've proven yourself worthy to the hot rod community that this is a show worth coming to.
So should I quit being an appraiser and be an event coordinator?
No Hell, no yeah.
Keep, keep your day job.
Well the other thing, that's cool about this is it is it's a great Photographic opportunity for people to come to the show, especially you come here early enough we can get that sunrise over the top.
Oh my gosh, yeah.
And then just any shots any pic during the day with the water behind your car.
I mean, where else can you get that?
Yeah, no matter where your car set, you got water by well water behind on both sides of the deal here.
So yeah, yeah, it's just great location.
We've got bars opened up at both ends of the.
We, we endured that hundred and six degree temperature all summer long.
We come out here, the sun's still shining.
It's a gorgeous day, perfect.
But we got a nice breeze off the bay.
Maybe a foot white caps out here.
There's, you know, shipping going on.
There's cigarette boats, there's a lot of drug trade out there.
This is really.
Little bit everything.
Yeah, we're supposed to get a few Don's he boat show up over here.
Oh, there you go.
We're looking forward to that.
So that's an honor of Don.
That's right, don's?
He's no.
Yeah, it'll give the car guys some boats to look at.
Yeah boat guys can look at some cars Absolutely perfect.
Well, thank you for inviting us out again.
We always have a good time out here, and and next time we're gonna make sure that whatever electrical thing is going on up there, it's actually got Mars name written on it.
What shocking me even more.
Did they rag on you like this all the time, all the time, endlessly.
We text them well, one of the cool things about the show is you bring some pretty high quality cars.
You do there.
Jackie Hansen shows up.
I think he shows up for the free Dr Pepper.
Yeah, but there's some of them down there.
He's got one of the most beautiful know this and I'm a novel guy and he doesn't know this yet, but I'm taking it and, and then there's Biff sitting next to him and Biff has got some Maui Wowie that you wouldn't if his is world renowned world renowns world.
Yeah, matter of fact, I understand he's actually got a new color that he's working on getting his car painted called aca poco gold.
All right time now for a quick break.
We'll be right back.
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Rogers Ab, chevrolet and GM performance will be on site October 5th through the 8th at the Mississippi Gulf Coast Coliseum Manning the Chevrolet trailer displays.
Come see us for additional information.
At cruise in the coast comm, biggest race in the country.
Also.
Rogers Ab Chevrolet GM performance is proud to be a part of the 10th annual loan star 600 at Devils Bowl Speedway in Mesquite October 6 and 7.
$25,000 to win.
Any car can race and is locked into the race.
300 laps both nights, 7 o'clock start times, racers from all around the US and beyond.
Additional information at loan star 600 comm.
Rogers Dab Chevrolet and GM performance.
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