Demystifying the Auto Industry: UAW Strikes, Car Restoration, and Woody's Waterfront Car Show
About this episode
The latest episode dives into the ongoing UAW strikes affecting the auto industry, highlighting the implications for workers and manufacturers. Michael Woody from Auto Appraisal Network shares insights on selecting trustworthy build shops for car restorations and discusses the upcoming Woody's Waterfront Car Show. The episode also features a review of the Kia EV6, detailing its performance and features. Listeners will gain valuable knowledge about the current automotive landscape, restoration tips, and event highlights.
Our special guest for this trip, Michael 'Woody' Wooding from Auto Appraisal Network, will share his wisdom on choosing an ideal build shop and offers details about his highly anticipated Woody's Waterfront car show.
Have you ever wondered what happens behind the scenes of a car restoration project? We pull back the curtain on this process, emphasizing the importance of regular visits to your car shop and the value of researching a shop's history and reputation before committing. But we don't stop there. We also explore the idea of hiring an appraiser to supervise your project, a potential business venture worth considering.
Finally, buckle up for the ride of your life as we take you on a virtual tour of the captivating Woody's Waterfront Rod and Custom Car Show at the scenic Topwater Grill in San Leon, Texas. Michael Woody lets you in on the show's criteria, awards, and shares why the location doubles as a perfect photo op.
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Chevrolet Camaro
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Chevrolet Corvair
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Chevrolet Corvette
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Buick Grand
"...e all pretty pretty collectible cars. You got the Buick Grand Nationals, the GNX, other cars like that that are..."
Ford Mustang
"... Kia is 3.4 seconds, which actually beats out the Mustang Mach-E in time. Now Top speed to 161 mile per hou..."
Dodge Charger
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