Live From Parkfield, Population 18 - DWA! Podcast Ep. #900

The Driving While Awesome podcast is recorded live to SD card at the Beeline Motor Club in Santa Cruz, California.

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Welcome to Driving While Awesome. My name is Warren. I'm Lane. And I'm Mark. We are joining you from the lovely confines of Parkfield Lodge. I know some of the listeners have been here.

Raw in person. It's a glorious time, by the way. It is very glorious. And we're enjoying this weather in person, Lane. What is it, like 72 degrees with a breeze? It is. Yes. Kind of perfect. It's a perfect day up here at Parkfield.

You might be wondering what we're doing at Parkfield. This is a classic rally pre-run. We haven't been on one of these in a minute, but there's some other things in the works for our spring rally, which is what brings us here today.

But on that topic, Sierra Rally, less than one month away, if you're hearing this and you applied and you haven't got hotels, you're blowing it. So reach out if you need help with that. Straight out, right? Or is it sold out yet?

It's kind of sold out, but we could probably still fit them in. But yeah, holler if you need any help with that. But yeah, Sierra Rally rapidly approaching. Oh, and I saw you made another announcement.

Morning Motors. Oh yeah, Morning Motors. September 28th. And then a B-Line kicker afterwards. Morning Motors from 9 to 1030, and then B-Line kicker from 1030 to 1.

I'll be screaming at children on the soccer field, just yelling at them to do better. That sounds fun. That sounds like you, yeah, yeah.

It's just like, I know what motivates them. I know it motivates them. There's one lady on our soccer team that her kid plays, you know, and her thing is anytime her kid's close to the ball or has the ball, stick with it, stick with it, stick with it.

I'm like, I think he's sticking with it. By the way, he's not listening to you, dude.

She's telling me to stick with it. I was going to pass it. She said stick with it. So I'm in. And then Warren goes over and he's like, shut the fuck up. Don't yell at my kid like that.

And then there's like fisticuffs. It's been fun. A lot of cuffs, a lot of fists. Anyhow, I'm sad to miss it. It depends. It's a tournament we're playing. So if it works out, I'll be there.

You know it goes. Where is that in Santa Cruz? No, it's probably in San Jose or something. Morgan Hill. Yeah, it's a whole thing. But anyways, sounds good.

Morning soccer guy. Morning motors. Yeah, so here we are. Got some questions on Instagram. We did right there. Lane, do you hear? Is there any wind buffeting?

I don't know. I'm going to the Bridge Hampton car show this weekend. Oh, you are? Awesome. Yeah. Are you going to be shooting it officially or something? No, I'm just going out.

I will shoot it. What is this hat you're playing with? Oh, that was handlebar. Handlebar coffee. Our homeboy Chris Baca is very familiar with it. He's gone and checked it out. It's my preferred coffee shop in Santa Barbara.

Oh, the homies right there? They roast their own beans. And it's like one of those places where if you're a former cholo, this is like you can go there and kind of start a new life. I'm just kidding.

Handlebar mustache. No, the owners are big cyclists. That's how that whole thing started. But he's also a car guy and he's a super chill dude. And I was there working and I was wearing something car related.

And oh, it was my Testarosa shirt. It was a blip-shift shirt. He's like, oh, sweet Testarosa shirt. So I then learned that he's also in the cars. I thought he was one of those anti-car people.

And then now you are a different car shirt every time. Yeah, I'm like, look at me. Look at me. But I mean, I mean, where I live, and I mean, you guys probably know this. I mean, I know Warren does, but there are some epic roads and there's conflicts between cyclists and drivers just like there are in Santa Cruz Mountains.

And I thought maybe he might be that type, right? Because he goes up there. Yeah. That's always the funny one where it's the cyclist that is also a car guy. You know what I mean? Yeah. And we know a few of those too. We do. And that is a funny one because man, it is a tough, tough to coexist.

Yeah, for sure. Yeah, I know. I remember telling Eric, like I'm like, dude, what if like we had like you guys choose the Saturday morning and we do the Sunday morning and then we just, you communicate to all your people.

No good. Never work. Never work. So when do you leave for New York? I leave on Friday morning. It's just a quick jump. Really? I mean, yeah, I'm back on Sunday. Oh my gosh. One full day.

Yeah, Saturday is the full day. I'm there. Dang. Yeah. Is the rain? It's looking good. Weather's looking good. It's yeah. I don't know. You haven't looked right. No, I didn't look. It's looking good. Did look at the weather. Weather my jeans and my boots and it's an 85 degrees.

Dude, you pick all your watches out. I did not dude. I'm just going to wear one watch. This is the watch place. Yeah, this is like. Oh, you're right. Huh. Isn't it sponsored by a watch maker? It isn't anymore. It used to be Richard meal. Now it's a sponsor. The main sponsor this year is Maybach.

I've heard of it. Interesting. Yeah. Hate to say it. Maybach's dead. Is it? Maybe this is the revival. Dude, I got to show you this photo that was posted. I think it's like official Maybach. Yeah.

The AI is nice. Dude, it's like dodgy Photoshop is nice. Oh, I see. It's like all burnt and weird. Yeah, yeah, exactly. Well, it looks like a super cool venue at some point to make it up there. Yeah, I explained it as like.

I think it's like it's like a more elevated quail. Even more elevated. Certainly more curated. It's more curated and elevated. I would say like how all the backdrops are pristine and like perfect and quail isn't that.

Okay, there's like just like a structure houses in the back and stuff like that. This has like the structures that they do have are like very nice structures that are almost like cool to photograph like that. Cool.

I don't know if you've seen the Richard meal building in the past, but is that a golf course country club, right? Yeah. And it used to be a race track. Oh, okay. It was bridgehampton racetrack. Oh, sick.

And actually Peter Hapcheck used to drive on that track when he was a kid and his mom's like 930 and her 928. Oh, because he grew up in New England or he grew up in that area like on Long Island. Yeah. That's cool. Yeah.

So it was and they still have the big sign when you like drive into the place, the big like the racetrack sign. Okay. It's like Dunlop or something. Yeah. It's awesome. No, it's pretty cool.

I mean, it's like a pristine. It's just a pristine golf course with views of the ocean. And so it's nicer in that way too, because you have views of the ocean and it's very like rolling hill, like very hill elevation, a lot of elevation, which quail doesn't have right.

So it's like combining like, I mean, it's you're never going to have like 17, you know, the whole, you know, what's it called pebble beach, like that view is like insane all time. But like, but in a lot of ways, it's nicer because it's like more open and

Yeah, they do a very good job. Is it a concor or it's not a concor. It's just straight up like a party. Party. Yeah. It's yeah, they don't. Yeah. As far as I know, they don't it's not a concor. There's no judging question. No awards. I don't think so. I mean, I would be some awards or something, but I don't think it's definitely not a concor.

No, I wouldn't say it's like classically judge like the French girls, but yes, it's something. Yeah, it's something. It's something. All right. I will report back. It should be a it should be a good time. Yeah. Yeah.

Hang out with our boy, Einhorn. Oh, yeah. Yep. And Finkel. Yeah, Finkel is Einhorn. Yeah, Finkel is in. Dude, there's this there's this warehouse in New York. I think it's like in Brooklyn that everybody's using right now for events that keeps popping up. Have you seen it?

No. Jeffrey did something there. He had like a it was like a cars and coffee kind of thing. It's super rad. It's not very big. And then was it like Attack of the Rocks there? Maybe. And then a couple of days ago, I saw a dude from Will Price posted some pictures and there was an it was like an album launch party for some hip hop artists.

And it was really cool. It's a super industrial. It's everything that we want, you know, like very industrial chic, but it's like metal and like glass and things. Sounds cool. Stuff. Yeah. Maybe some warm brick. Maybe some warm brick. Maybe some like meat hooks hanging from the ceiling. Oh yeah, there you go.

There's train tracks somewhere. There's definitely train tracks. Yeah, for sure. It's Brooklyn, you said. Yeah, I'm pretty sure it's in Brooklyn. Maybe even a red hook. Oh, yes. And the hooks are red. Yeah, warm brick, red hooks. That's cool.

I'm looking over here at this ping pong table. It's very awesome. I want to play ping pong. Fire pit ping pong. I'm just looking. I'm just listening to the Majestic fountain. We are very Majestic. And Morning Dove also? Yes. Yeah, Morning Dove. That's the name of our third album. Yeah. All right. Let's get on some questions here. Let's do it.

That's so mint. It says, when you hear the far side lyric, his name was Lee, he drove a Z. What specific Z are you picturing in your head? That's a great, great question. This is from Passing Me By on their first album. Well, that's because the dude picks up like a girl at school or something, right?

He picks up the teacher. Oh, is the teacher? I can barely remember that. We know. It's not the teacher. It's been a while. Yeah. Yeah, it's a teacher. I would think the Z31 in black and gold.

Okay. Yeah. I mean, that's, I'm thinking the last pop-up headlight Z, which is that, right? With a leather mask. Yes, right? With the bra or whatever.

Straight out, dude.

With the bra. Suddenly he said bra. A bra. Maybe I would do, you know. The last pop-up headlight Z on rams.

Turbo?

Yeah. Turbo. He picked her up at 3 o'clock.

So you're saying, wait, was Z32s had pop-up headlights, right?

They had the little fixed ones that they use on the Diablo with the projectors. I was on her jock, yes, indeed.

Okay.

He was on her jock, huh? Ben Roget says, which racing driver had the coolest signature? What do you wish you had autographed by them?

I was in a car. I was just looking at a signature for like three hours.

Oh, dude. Yeah, you were. What? Yeah, TRD, right? Oh.

So I know that's Warren's favorite. That's nice. I didn't even think of that. That's so funny.

He just stares at this guy's majestic, his beautiful signature all day long.

I was thinking of the one and the only, Dale. Oh dang, not Carol Shelby. Not Carol Shelby. Dale.

I don't know.

And what would I want signed by? I'm probably a toaster.

What is yours? Who's yours? I haven't steward. Oh yeah, I haven't steward. Off-road racing.

I don't know of any cool looking signatures. I do have one autographed. It's by Romain Grosjean.

Oh, wow. That sucks.

So I was in Japan and it was like one of these motorsport festival things.

And he was walking by and it was where all the press was hanging out.

And like, I just put my, I had like a notebook and put it in front of him and he autographed.

I have a picture of it.

Dang, look at you.

Pretty awesome, dude.

That's so cool.

It's a signature.

Pre-burned hand.

For sure.

Tasha's after.

This was after burn hand.

Maybe a little more clout.

A little clout.

A little charcoal.

Yeah, I got a signature before he burned his hand.

This was when he was at Lotus.

So yeah, Lodi.

Lodi, I am.

Yeah, I don't really like study signatures.

I think if you saw them, if I put some up on like a board, you could say like,

Dale, that's what you want.

Bobby read with the cars.

Bobby read with the cars says, would it discourage you from getting a car if you had two friends

who already owned one?

He says hashtag 308 GT Fordino.

Warren would get mad at you if you did.

He was annoyed when I got an E36M3 when he had an E36M3.

Wait, what?

Oh yeah.

I remember that.

He had a tantrum and ran home.

No, I mean, especially with a car like that, I feel like if it's like a rare car that you

never see, that'd be cool.

And if you don't aren't in the same locations, is he...

Sounds like they might be in the same...

Is it?

Or is he talking about like Camisa and stuff because I don't know if they're friends.

Yeah, I don't know.

Oh yeah, that's true.

Because if you're going to the same events, cars and coffees, et cetera, you're always

seeing the same car.

Like that's not great.

Dude, Lane is so mad.

There's so many G-bodies out there.

I know.

Yeah, that's why he bought it.

Oh, to be part of the club.

To be part of the club.

Yeah, and they're always like, Porsche moment or whatever.

Or whatever.

Yeah.

Like a hand thing, you know.

Oh, gangster signs?

Yeah.

Or gangster signs.

Yeah, I always see gangster signs.

Classic gangster signs.

Yes.

I understand.

We play the hip hop.

Yeah, she keeps passing me by.

Yeah, yeah.

Gangster signs and hippity hop.

Yeah.

I just buy the car you like.

I think it should discourage you.

Now it doesn't mean you shouldn't do it, but it should discourage

you.

There's a lot of fish in the sea.

But yeah.

Yeah, but if you love GT4, it's like just get a GT4.

And if you found the right one, and I would prioritize all of

that over someone else having one.

But I also, you know, it'd be fun to nerd out if you don't

have the exact same one and you guys go out for occasional

drives together.

Yeah.

And especially because it's a very rare and unique car.

Like if it's a common car, that's weird.

But like if it's something that it's almost like you guys

have your own little crew, you know.

That is something because what if you have shared knowledge now?

Yeah.

If there's an issue, if there's parts.

Parts, yeah.

You know, you need a resource out there that you're not

familiar with.

If you go with the random sob that no one else has, now

you're on your own.

Yeah.

You're on the sob island.

It's nice if other people know you're paying.

You've been on sob island.

It's not pretty.

I've been on sob.

I actually had a dream.

I'm not kidding that I bought a Renault Clio V6.

Okay.

And I had a transmission problem and no one could fix it.

And I was like...

That's a reality.

That's not a dream.

And in my dream, I remember thinking, I'm not going to tell

Warren because he's going to give me my shit.

I would be the most stoked if you did buy that car.

But then, ironically, you would probably be able to direct

me somewhere to somebody because you're a shopper.

Yeah.

And I was thinking like, and so at the time in my dream,

I remember thinking like, okay, I'm going to start

with French shops.

And I was like driving around town and no one works

on French cars.

So I'm like, all right, what's the next thing?

Volvos or sobs?

Yeah.

Anywhere near.

There's a NATO here.

Raise your hand.

No.

I think you should do it, but be discouraged.

I should get a Renault Clio V6 here.

I should do that too.

Swedish Cadillac says, name your two-car garage.

Both vehicles produced in 1973.

Oh, 73.

Okay.

Dude, no budget?

73 RS?

And this is...

It's just a...

It doesn't have to be like a daily in a...

Two cars.

73.

Pretty decent year.

Yeah.

All right.

Pretty smog.

Not for E-types.

And now...

I mean...

I need a list.

I mean, we can go 911 RS, 2.7 RS.

I mean, that's what I said.

73.

I'd go straight there if there's no limit there.

I mean, no budget.

What about no limit soldiers?

There could be.

Bitch, I thought I told you.

You can go Dino.

Right?

Oh, yeah.

Yeah.

You can go TII 2002.

Pantera.

GTV.

You could go...

When did they make Lotus Cortinas?

Somewhere around there.

No, those are early 60s.

Earlier?

Yeah.

Early 60s.

Yeah.

I mean, you can get...

But that would be like a series 3 car, I think.

So it's like the squared one like that.

I forget his name has taken it all back.

We're also forgetting here.

I mean, like big...

The Ben stuff is gonna be...

73 would be...

Pagoda, right?

Is that last as a pagoda?

Or like first?

Oh, no.

No, it's first.

It's the beginning of the RO107s because 72 is the first year.

Yeah.

Stacked headlight S-class coupes.

And then the pony cars are gross at that.

Like the 73s are not great.

Oh, yeah.

Can't imagine a world in which any of us would take one for a two-car garage.

Citroen SM.

Is that a 73?

Maybe.

I love Citroen SMs.

Pretty fucking cool.

That's a tricky one.

I'd have to see a list.

I need like a...

What was BMW doing?

Bavarias.

2002.

Turbo is 74.

Oh, turbo is 74, right?

Square tail light.

E-9s.

Oh, E-9.

Yeah, that's good.

Yeah.

Pretty nice.

I'd take an E-9 and an RS.

Okay, so E-9s are daily like family car.

Yeah.

I like it.

I'd go with a 6.3 liter S-class and a...

Whatever Ferrari was doing at the time.

Dino?

Or...

Were they doing a Daytona or 512 BBI?

One was the...

Daytona, probably.

Daytona.

Yeah.

Daytona.

Daytona NARTS.

What's the GT4?

The Daytona with the more like squared off.

GTC.

Those are cool looking GTCs.

Those are later.

I got to look it up.

That's what I need to list.

I don't know when these cars were made.

I know.

Production ran through.

Giving us a lot of credit here.

6.3.

There's a tornado right there.

We're not quite...

Is that a tornado or is that a...

What's it called?

Best of all.

Yeah.

No trucks, huh?

No.

I guess it's two car, right?

So you want a car?

Yeah.

Just some cheap ass truck, dude.

Dang, dude.

Cheap...

I mean...

No, no.

They're expensive.

Like I'm picturing like the Broncos are really cool in that era, right?

Like the 73 Broncos would be sick.

But not necessarily taking up one valuable spot.

No taking up a spot in their garage.

Yeah.

Big Ben's Italian sports car is where my mind goes.

Yeah.

It's good.

I mean, Lane kind of nailed it for me.

I'm on board with his choices.

I was trying to differentiate myself here, but I'm failing too much of a...

Sheep.

Yeah.

I mean...

I'm trying to do Japanese creations.

Yeah.

I mean you have to go with the skylines.

That would be the move.

Oh.

It's the Toyota 2000 GT.

That's earlier, right?

60s here.

It is?

Yeah.

That's like really...

Yeah.

It's one of the first sports cars out of Japan after the S600 and 800.

Skyline though.

Yeah.

Maybe a daily.

240Z.

Something on top.

Oh yeah.

What is it?

Is the 432?

Is that a 73?

The what?

The one that...

Remember, it's the one with the dual overhead cam in line six.

Oh yeah.

Yeah.

That's a pretty badass car.

Maybe I'll go with that.

If that's a 73, I'm not sure if it is.

And then...

Well, I can go 914 with a six swap and you can go RS.

All right.

Let's do that then.

Thanks for giving me the answer.

The photographer's garage says,

All right, boys.

It's your turn to purchase a car for the rally

while spending no more than $3,500.

What's on your shopping list?

Shopping list.

It's like whatever is for sale for $3,500.

The things they kind of ran through are pretty good.

Like what did Frank end up getting?

He got a...

That's like a great choice, I think.

And then he's got that.

Is it the...

Oh, I know what I would do.

Neon ACR maybe?

I know what I would do.

V50, right?

He got the wagon.

V50 wagon.

Manual all wheel drive.

Yeah.

It's a 1985, 86 or whatever Ford Escort GT.

Oh, yeah.

Boxy boy.

Mm-hmm.

I want...

Yeah.

I want splash graphics by Lane.

And I want some Dale Earnhardt goggle glasses.

And I want some cool, cold Gurs lights at the end of the drive.

Yeah, of course.

There you go.

Yeah.

$3,500.

I think you set the...

Yeah.

Maybe I'm looking like Neon ACR.

Kind of that little weird...

You can't get an ACR with the run.

A super rough one.

Yeah.

I bet you can, dude.

Healing paint and shit.

But I got a shitty Frank style.

Yeah.

I can see it.

Frank's Red Hot?

Healing paint.

Frank's Red Hot ACR?

Yeah.

And he's looking at cars that are from...

Cars from kids or whatever.

Cars from kids.

From kids cars.

He's stealing kids cars.

It's all in that.

No.

I think you could definitely get a Neon with some upgrades.

But an ACR, it's going to be so roached.

Oh, I bet I can get an ACR, dude.

What's the other one?

I was just thinking you made me think of it.

Oh, dang it.

Well, what I would do is I would put a $4,000 and under Craigslist search.

Yeah.

$4,000 to $2,000.

I mean, for sure.

And then just see what's available.

Oh, I know what it was.

Mini Cooper.

New R53.

Yeah.

I think you can get a mileage beat one for...

Non-S.

Yeah.

But that sounds horrible too.

Yeah.

You don't want to...

Non-turbo?

Zero turbos.

I know that.

Yeah.

I mean, I would try to get like a beat CRX, but I don't even know if that's realistic.

I think it is.

Really?

Yeah.

That's realistic.

Integra?

Is that a thing?

Yeah.

That's not a thing.

High mileage.

High mileage Integra.

Not fun.

I mean, it's not a fun.

I mean, is it more fun than your Escort?

I know what you're doing.

I think Hushy Pushy said it best.

Sometimes when you bring a knife to a gunfight, people really admire your knife.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, that's the Escort.

And then you call it a knife?

Yeah.

No, I know.

Again, I don't even know if I could find one.

They're so rare.

That generation of Escort are like Hens Teeth.

Rareer than Hens Teeth.

Can you imagine?

I don't know what else is out there, dude.

Oh, like, you know what?

They had talked about the Hyundai Tiberon that looks like a 456.

Oh, right.

I can see that.

You're like straight from the bottom of them.

I mean, yeah.

It's whatever it comes up.

It's like that.

Yeah.

What's the later Hyundai that was kind of dope?

Like it had like 300 horsepower or it had some good power

and it has that weird little kink in the back.

Oh, the Veloster?

I wonder how much those are now.

No, coupe.

Two door coupe.

Was that just the Tiberon, like the later Tiberon or something?

Yeah, the scoop was the first one and then it was Tiberon.

But you know, like the one that like it kind of looks like a G35

almost, but it has like the, it has this weird little

quarter window like design.

Yeah.

And those things had a V6 with decent power.

I wonder what, I bet you can get one of those things

because you have to think those things are just.

Yeah, no one.

I mean, there's no demand.

No, yeah, no demand.

And I think they're a pretty good car.

Yeah.

I mean, you know, you could get is a Mark III GTI.

Oh, GTI.

GTI, huh?

Even though this is the same engine.

Mark III, Mark IV.

Mark III, Mark IV, GTI is for 3500 bucks.

I think that's doable.

Is that better than an Escort?

Yes.

Everything about it is better.

All right.

This is Hens Teeth, but it's doable.

Let's hear it.

Manual 190E with like the basic little.

Yeah.

Hens Teeth motor.

Oh, that's pretty good.

They're around.

Is that a fun rally car?

I think so, dude.

They ride really well.

They're supposed to handle really well.

It's a manual.

I mean, you're saying that.

Handle really well.

You're saying an Escort, dude.

It's the best handling car he's ever driven.

I mean, his Escort.

Oh.

And it's the same suspension.

Escort.

I mean, his Cosworth.

Yeah, his Cosworth.

These ones.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

What's it called?

Oh, it's a Genesis.

It's an early Genesis.

Genesis scoop.

I wonder.

That's VQ.

Yeah.

What's his face?

It drove well.

This is saying like, this is giving me an average price.

There's something of like,

or it's giving me something of 2834.

Huh.

Okay.

VQ boys.

Yeah.

What's his name?

Marcello Droghi.

He tracked his a lot.

It seemed like it was a good driving car,

but it broke a lot.

No, it's not a VQ.

All right.

SF production Gabe says,

what's the deal with people driving in traffic

like real life is a GTA mission?

Anyone?

I don't know.

Oh, like the people that are splitting lanes

and doing all the fast fucking strafing

across lanes and shit?

Well, I think he lives in like an area

of the world that people drive like that.

Yeah, that's like a...

Or are you seeing this on Instagram?

I mean, he lives in the Bay Area,

but he's like around.

Yeah, I guess you do probably get that

on the Oakland side of things.

I've seen some of that stuff going on.

Yeah.

Yeah, it's happening.

I've seen it when I was in...

I've seen it.

I've seen it when I was in Washington

Oh, really?

For Radwood.

Yeah.

Oh, up there.

Up there.

Yeah, I felt like they were doing a lot of...

Like people were doing some sketchy stuff.

Very much in Atlanta by situation there.

Yeah.

Just big, wide highways.

Cars on the side of the road

for no reason in the medians and stuff.

What is going on?

It's just all stolen cars that break down

and just leave them.

Automotive Omnivore says,

exhaust companies almost always

have names that stand out.

Even when it's the founder's name,

what's the best and worst exhaust brand names?

Just the name, not the product.

Fister?

Just to get you started.

Billy Boat?

Billy Boat's the worst.

Yeah, Billy Boat's the top.

Borla?

Borla's fine.

Cherry Bomb?

Is that a brand or a type of product?

I think it is a brand.

I thought it was a thing that someone made.

It might be a thing that someone made,

but I think there's a branded Cherry Bomb, right?

Isn't that what they sell at like

Kragen or whatever?

Yeah, Corsa.

Reese, I can't pick up right now.

Reese is calling me from B-Line.

Corsa's good.

Joe Master?

Eisenman?

Here's the top dog.

Hooker.

Hooker headers.

Super Sprint.

Got some horses on there for her.

Supertrap.

Never heard of that.

You haven't seen them?

Supertrap.

They have those baffles.

It's like that cap on the end,

and then they put those baffles in them.

Supertrap.

And Thrush.

But yeah, I mean Billy Boat is bizarre.

Billy Boat's the worst.

The weirdest thing about it is that,

that they make a high quality product.

And it's expensive.

You can buy a Porsche Billy Boat exhaust.

I know.

And it just doesn't make any sense.

It doesn't make any sense.

No, it's like a four and a half thousand dollar exhaust.

I'm expecting a dude like in the Bayou,

like, you know, like, welling together

something for a Chevrolet pickup.

Billy Boat.

Well, I think he listed off all the ones.

I can't think of any other exhaust company

making.

Who makes headers?

Acropovic.

Yeah, it's a name.

That's a bad one.

That's a really bad name.

I mean, I don't know what it means in their language, right?

I think what is it like check or something?

Right.

Flowmaster is kind of crazy when you think about it.

Flowmaster is a great name.

But that makes sense, right?

Flowmaster.

They're like, they're the masters of flow.

Yeah.

Like that's when I, when I rap, it's kind of the same word.

I think Borla is kind of not, not like a good name.

It's just like two syllables.

Remus.

Oh, Remus.

I don't like that either.

It sounds weird.

That's like kind of reaming.

What's the one all the Ferrari's have?

The 2B.

What about Capri Stowe?

That just sounds like a last name.

Capri Stowe.

2B sounds very tubular.

I do not like 2B.

And now it's a TV network or whatever.

Oh yeah.

Oh, fab speed.

Fab speed.

That's a weird one, dude.

You're killing it.

Fab speed.

That is horrible.

That's a horrible name.

Fab speed.

Billy Boat is the worst.

That's top dog.

Yeah.

Straight up.

Doesn't really get much worse than that.

Cherry Bomb is bad too.

I like Cherry Bomb.

There's also Nvidia.

There's an Nvidia for JDM cars and Nvidia in Spanish means jealousy,

which is bizarre.

Is it AI?

It's like doesn't really exist.

It's just a Bluetooth muffler.

Oh yeah, maybe it does.

Yeah.

I don't know.

Billy Boat.

That takes the kid.

Billy Boat's the worst.

Just want to drive underscore says, have you watched the show,

The Goldbergs?

It may as well have been created for Radwood.

I have not seen it.

I know the show.

It stars good old what's his name from Curb Your Enthusiasm.

Oh yeah.

It's Garland as the dad and it's basically making fun of like 80s sitcoms.

It's like that 70s show, but for in the 80s, right?

With no laugh track though.

Oh, no left track.

I think it's full on sitcom.

I don't know.

I don't think it has a laugh track.

I think it's like more like under years.

But it's a multicam.

Yeah.

It's like traditional style.

I remember when it came out, but I haven't seen it.

Maybe it does have a laugh track.

Anyways, it is very much of the era.

I haven't seen it.

So I showed that to the list recently.

This is super random on Disney.

We watched the show or something.

And the next recommended show came up was Home Improvement,

which I hadn't seen since it was on reruns, you know,

like after school.

So Andrew watched it.

Everything's a lesson.

We had watched Full House and he liked that at the original.

And he likes it.

You know, you could see that.

It's three boys, you know.

And then the jokes are so misogynist and sexist.

It's all, dude, it's just the most like cliche man versus woman,

tough versus like emotional, like constant that.

And then the Wilson.

And then it gets all deep, dude.

Everyone's a lesson, like you said.

And he has to go to Wilson and be like, here's the deal.

My son's having trouble listening to me.

Well, in the old days, you were a villager.

Yeah, exactly.

And then the wife's mad and then she's fine.

And then her chain's too long.

So she left the kitchen and, you know,

but he is building a hot rod in the garage, which I forgot.

Yeah. And he has the Chevy Nomad.

And he's got all these die casts, like a pontoon Testerosa.

Oh, no.

And above the, on the mantle is a Monterey Grand Prix

framed poster, which is just kind of a funny,

I totally forgot that it's low key kicker.

Low key kicker, dude.

Dude, we haven't seen the Goldbergs.

So thank you.

We'll have to add it to the list.

Pedal, pedal, pedal says, what car are you secretly hoping

that one of your kids is interested in getting

when they're of the age to drive?

Secretly hoping.

GTI.

Like a Mark one.

I mean, two old for, I don't think we can go that old,

but a manual hot hatch, I'd be stoked if that was of interest.

Well, I'm just thinking of a car that I would also want to drive

and, but I don't necessarily want to own myself, right?

And like high school around town, like maybe you don't have to go

yellow Wrangler Barbie, Barbie Wrangler.

Yeah.

I just stuck to my daughter wanted like a Mark one rabbit

cavity or something.

Yeah.

There you go.

I realize a good one because you have daughters.

And in.

Man, so not for voice, huh?

This guy, I know Jaime just bought his daughter,

his like 16 year old daughter, a triple white cap.

I saw it.

It's a B line right now.

Well, I saw it driving because it was a younger girl driving

and I was like, how random.

Yeah.

That must been the one.

I guarantee it.

Yeah.

That's so funny.

Last question.

Joss Lumans.

What car do you see when you listen to Van Halen's Panama?

I always see a, this is so funny to a Barracuda has nothing to do

with the song.

There's another song for Barracuda.

Barracuda.

That's what my mind goes to.

I think it's because there's also another song of the era

with a car name.

Yeah.

That's what I always picture.

My friend Dave in high school had a Barracuda.

So it was part of our world.

But have you ever heard that song art?

I'm very familiar with the song.

Panama.

Do you have a car?

Or do you just think of the canal?

I don't think I picture a car, but I would almost like,

I kind of picture like just a ZZ Top Style 80s hot rod.

Like just 32 Ford.

That's like the worst kind of styling.

Yeah.

I picture a convertible Iraq.

Yeah.

That's pretty good because the backstory here is that the

song is actually about a car named Panama.

No way.

Yeah.

Pretty sure.

It was written.

Well, I know.

About a show car of back in the day.

Okay.

Joss hit me up if that's incorrect.

I don't know.

What else is going on?

What else?

Oh, Radwood SoCal.

Yes.

October 25th.

Come on out.

And wait.

Yeah.

Radwood.

Well, we're going to be in Detroit.

Any listeners are in Detroit.

The cars at the station art.

You should talk about that for a second.

Yeah.

It's the 19th and 20th at the old Detroit.

Central station, which is super rad.

It was fully redone by Ford.

It's a free event to attend.

We're sold out on cars spots, but more than I will be there.

So swing on by two full days of like over 300 cars,

riding drives, OEMs, all sorts of stuff, food and drink.

I think we have a beer garden at Radwood.

Yep.

And yeah, we'll be there.

So come out.

It's next weekend.

And then yeah, October 25th.

Port of Los Angeles, Radwood.

November 15th is Radwood Austin.

Oh, wait a minute.

Have we said that the actual Tim Burton Batmobile

is going to be at Radwood SoCal?

Dude, I guess so.

What?

The Peterson's bringing it out.

It's the real one.

They're using the movie.

I'm so excited.

Including a couple of other cars that are still TBD,

but that one will be there.

They're going to see three-car of that.

Oh, is it?

I don't remember.

I remember seeing it when it was upstairs.

I think so.

And it was probably on the info card there.

And I totally spaced.

But yeah, I basically chose that car.

I'm like, they were going to bring three cars.

All right, whatever you bring, bring at least this.

And then I don't care about what else you bring.

Yeah.

The other two or whatever.

Yeah.

Are they bringing other ones or no?

Just that one.

Yeah, two other cars.

Oh, but you don't know.

Well, the ones that are in the running are the

Wi-Fi, what is it, the 328 GTS?

Or is it a 3i?

Magnum PI.

Magnum PI, yeah.

From the movie?

Cool.

Is there a movie?

I mean, sorry, from the show?

From the show.

But it's just like a 308.

I know.

This is like the one, you know, because they keep,

like everybody has one.

Is that that slick target top?

Yeah, it disappears.

And they actually, they do a demonstration.

Oh, it's so great.

Dude, it's so sick.

That's so good.

Somehow, like when they do it live,

it does just vanish in the thin air.

It's perfect.

It's pretty good.

Yeah, there's a couple of other contenders.

There was...

They have a Shazetta?

Or is that just...

They do have the Shazetta,

but it's like in the display, you know,

that one display that we don't talk about.

Yeah.

And so they don't want to take it out.

We don't talk about Bruno.

But I did request the other car

that I thought would be interesting

that is not necessarily Radwood Era,

but it is very kind of on brand.

Is that really trippy geometric one?

Do you remember that black one?

It's like all glass panels.

Yeah, yeah.

And it looks like a fucking Star Fox car.

Star Fox car or something.

It's all like super polygonal.

What kind of car is this?

I don't know.

It's a one-off.

It's been featured in a bunch of music videos.

If you see it, you'd recognize it.

It looks all black.

Just imagine like an obsidian geometric wedge.

Like it's like that.

There's no lines on it at all.

Yeah.

But it's really interesting

and it's gotten a lot of publicity.

So I feel like once we get some content,

like when they give us imagery,

if that's the car they end up bringing,

we'll definitely pump it out there.

Yeah.

The car gets like more love than any car.

Like every time I post the picture,

or I have like three pictures of it,

it's the one that it was in Detroit.

Oh, the Wraith.

The Wraith.

Oh, sick.

The Wraith is one of those like.

It's so killer.

It's so rad, dude.

They should have made it.

They should keep making it.

Yeah.

They should have like had it.

It's so cool.

And I feel like it doesn't get a lot of like love

and play.

Like it's just not talked about much.

So every time you post it,

people are like, what the hell is that?

That's a good call.

Yeah.

It's a, that thing's so cool though.

Yeah.

That was so, that was so rad that they brought it out.

And that was the pace car one.

Yeah.

Right.

So it was like a gold or something.

We need pace cars for the Emilia 2026 Radwood.

We need indie pace cars.

Come on out.

Or indie cars.

Yeah.

If you have an indie car in the garage,

come on down.

We could use you.

Do you guys want to have any updates,

any updates about your personal collection?

Oh yeah.

Yeah.

We've got something.

Something got liquid.

Oh yeah.

I need to talk about that dude.

I sold the car guys.

Dun dun dun.

Zero effort on my part.

Dude, it was so sick.

Give myself any props.

Lack of effort.

I loved all the photos you took of it.

I know.

The story was so compelling.

I know.

I just waters.

No.

I didn't do anything.

I think I put it for sale sign on it like three years ago

and then never did anything.

And I think I mentioned it on the podcast more than you did.

Yeah, you definitely did.

You definitely did.

Yeah.

I mean, maybe I didn't want to sell it that bad.

Well, I think Heidi really didn't want to let it go.

She didn't.

It's true.

But she actually didn't come in.

Oh really?

No.

I was like talking about selling it.

She's like, we should just keep it.

I'm like, why?

You driven it one time with me.

Yeah.

And I did.

I've had it three years.

So what was it?

1,200 miles on it, dude.

Oh my God.

And by the way, I don't think I don't even know how 1,200

rackets.

I was going to sell it.

So I sold it to Rhys at B line.

It's the Alfa Romeo of anyone's.

Yeah.

86 Alfa Romeo spider.

Belote.

Okay.

So it's the fast one.

I think it's the mid tier one.

Or maybe it's the high end.

It's leather automatic windows and kind of all the power.

Yeah.

Basically is what that means.

And it had alloy wheels rather than like steel.

It has brand new bed of stands on it.

But yeah, Rhys bought it.

He's super stoked.

Rhys from B line motor club.

Rhys from B line.

Yeah.

And he's getting into the hobby.

He has never had a cool car before.

He has a Chevy truck.

And he's never bought a car in his life.

Oh, wow.

I think he was like handed down this truck.

He's only like 24 or something.

I know.

But also like what a car to buy first.

Yeah.

He's already achieved automotive enthusiasm more than

exactly.

I have never done that.

No, exactly.

You're not a real car guy.

We're not car guys.

I know.

He said, um, he just keeps like sending me pictures of it.

And so he mentioned, uh, he went on a test drive with his lady

and, uh, she was kind of on the fence.

And then after the test drive, they had so much fun.

People were kind of like shouting out and saying nice car

all the stuff.

Yeah.

She was hooked.

Yeah.

He said he's been getting like, uh, so he's, he just

sent me a message.

I think this morning movie or maybe last night he said

he drove it for some time.

I mean, he said he drove it for some time.

I mean, he was like, I don't know.

Maybe last night he said he drove it for seven hours on

Saturday and he absolutely loves the car.

That's great.

Such a blast.

Perfect car for me.

And Evelyn loves it too.

He said, did he had a lady come up to us and say, is that

your beautiful alpha outside?

Wow.

Like, yeah, dude.

And from 1200 miles in three years to like immediately

getting into it and making use of it.

That's awesome.

Also something nice about having the person by it that

has a shop behind them to keep it going.

No matter what happens.

Because it will.

Yeah.

Well, no, just in general, like a 30 year old.

Yeah.

Or she's what, how old is that thing?

Whatever.

86.

So yeah.

40 years old.

So, uh, just to know that it's not like you're

giving it to your like daughter's friend.

No.

Or no resource.

Exactly.

No like knowledge.

Cause he's a very newbie in the car hobby, right?

He's like never really, but it's like he's in the perfect

like situation to have something like that.

And it has been a very reliable car for me.

I mean,

1200 miles baby.

But I feel like that's even worse for cars.

That's like,

This is true.

You know, it's better to drive home.

It just works.

Well, especially these, right?

Cause I don't think that these cars are known for

being unreliable.

It's just like the, it's more like oil leaks and

stuff like that because they sit, right?

Especially so like, no, that's great.

That's awesome man.

That's great.

And he was talking about like it needs,

it can use shocks at some point.

Like it could use shocks.

Perfect.

Probably.

So doing shocks on it.

KWV3s or what?

Dude, go full KW.

It says 10s.

Dude.

Air ride?

Air express or what it's called?

Air express.

Super tramp exhaust.

Or maybe yeah.

Oh yeah.

Super tramp exhaust.

Billy boat.

Thrush.

And art.

Any updates on your stable?

Dude, I've got my Z3 is ready to roll.

This is the first we're hearing.

By the way,

Well, I mentioned it.

You weren't on the last episode when you were gone.

Lane and I talked about it.

Okay.

For sale.

Yeah.

It's same situation.

I've driven it like twice since I've got it back home.

Like, you know, like,

Oh no, actually since most recently,

I'm not talking about after car week,

like a car week,

I drove it to and from and drove it a ton of round car week.

And it was the perfect car for that.

Like cause it's kind of funky and cool.

It's small.

I could park it anywhere.

Throw your bags in the back.

Yep.

And it's like,

and it has a little bit of, you know,

clout little cache.

Yeah.

It's interesting.

So if you know what it is,

you know, you're stoked.

And I did get a little love,

but Nitchie wheels.

Nitchie wheels.

Exactly.

Panteras maybe even.

But, you know,

but it's,

or was it anteras?

Anteras.

On a panter.

Yeah.

And maybe panteras.

Panama.

No, anteras on a panter.

Oh dude.

Now we're talking.

But yeah, I think,

yeah, it's just one of those situations where like,

I mean,

quite frankly,

you use a little bit extra cash,

which would be nice.

Tell me frankly.

And so,

and it's just been sitting there

and I don't drive it.

And I am not the kind of person

that just keeps cars just sitting around

for three years

and drives them 1,200 miles.

Like I'll be like,

if it doesn't get driven

for over two months

at one given moment,

I'm like, all right,

it's out.

Well, also you're about to get

your K-Swap E30 back.

Getting my K-Swap E30 back.

And that was,

and then you only have

so much space and time.

Well, this was,

and I even said it at the beginning,

this was kind of a stopgap car for me.

Like I wanted something

because I didn't have shit for a while

and like my car was in the shop

for so long.

Eagle for nothing.

And so,

yeah,

so I went ahead

and got this thing.

And it's been great.

It's been a really good car.

I made some upgrades to it.

So you got some stats here.

What do we got?

So this is a mileage price.

2002 Z3 Coupe 3.0.

So this is with the M54 motor.

Rareer than Hens Teeth.

It's rare than Hens Teeth.

This is the rarest one.

And the cool thing about this car

is that

besides its ownership history,

which is one owner,

dealer maintained since new,

it was a commuter car in the bay area

for this guy.

And he originally commuted from

Half Moon Bay to the East Bay

and then moved to the peninsula

and then was commuting to

like,

Walnut Creek area.

And so just basically

no expense spared.

Anything popped up

like, you know,

a little squeak,

a little button thing.

Like I have all the records for it,

you know,

and he took care of it.

145,000 miles

because it was a commuter

but always on the road,

you know,

never really like down

any moment of time

and really, really clean car,

zero dents.

And it's so nice that like,

I don't want,

I wanted it to be like a no questions

sort of like sale and like,

I want to kind of present it as nicely

as possible.

And the only thing that bothered me

was that it had four big,

ugly holes where they had drilled

for the license plate bracket

on the front bumper

and it had been resprayed

in the past.

And next to one of the lights,

they like,

like paint had chipped

and they like,

they like didn't blend it really

well and it really

on the bumper.

And so I was like,

you know what,

I'll just take this opportunity.

And so I shopped around

and little dwa trivia,

I asked a couple of different places

that were recommended to me

by BMW like shops in town.

Guess how much they wanted

to charge me.

If I dropped the car off

and then I ended up,

I ended up removing

the bumper cover myself

and getting it done.

But if I dropped the car off

just a front bumper cover

respray and I gave them

one option.

I'm like, fuck it.

Maybe I'll just do,

just spray it

and sort of the paint

because it had chipped

around the holes.

If it's just a full

respray versus them filling

the holes.

They give me two prices.

Guess what the

I'm guessing the two prices,

the two prices.

Yeah, they're pretty close to each

other.

Full respray with whole fill.

Yeah.

Damn.

I don't want to say it.

I'm going to say two grand

and twenty three hundred.

I was going to say five

and three.

Dang.

No.

Lane's right on the money.

It was twenty three hundred

just for a respray

and twenty five hundred

with those filled.

So,

you definitely do the

holes.

Yeah, I definitely do the

holes.

So,

because yeah,

it was all fucking labor

because oh,

I got to pop it off

and then what if a clip breaks

and then you got to remove

the lights,

which I did in an hour,

dude.

It's so easy.

You have to have

those.

Yeah.

And so,

they're not taking the time

you are probably eight

hundred and fifty bucks.

All right.

Yeah.

Oh,

and so,

and the way that I saw it

is like even if I break

even like just the fact

that it's it's

it just presents a lot

better.

So,

I wanted to kind of get it all

up to snuff and that was the

last little bit.

So,

so I spent that money.

You know,

I did some suspension work on

it because I went to take it

in for an alignment

because I didn't have a recent

record of it and to Schneider

House like a month ago.

And they're like,

dude, we can align it,

but the lower control arm

offset bushings in the back,

you know,

those that bolt onto the

chat to the body,

those were like pretty worn out

and he's like,

it's probably going to still

be off.

So,

I recommend you do those

now.

So,

I'm going to do a little

more caster.

So,

I put those on there

and yeah,

so it's super fresh.

I mean,

mechanically,

the car is as close to

perfect as you can get.

I mean,

you've driven it quite a bit

and just got back from

Monterey Car Week.

Yeah.

Very nice condition.

It's very nice.

I mean,

and you know,

and I say mechanically

because aesthetically,

sure it's,

you know,

it's got 145,000 miles.

So,

there's a little few chips

on the hood,

you know,

little things like that.

Very frank.

Oh, please.

You asked me earlier

to be very frank.

I would love for you to be frank.

So, you know,

I'm going to put this,

this is how Lane used to sell

cars at Subaru.

He would tell you how much they pay,

how much cost to get them there.

Yeah, exactly.

And this is where we're at.

So,

I paid 17.5 for the car

in December

and I put about

2,500 bucks into it.

And I'm going to list it at 19.

I would be very happy

to get 17 for it.

So, that's where I'm at.

Oh, okay.

DWA discount, right?

DWA discount.

So, now, if you're a DWA...

Why are you willing to lose money on it?

Is it not?

Is the market not as hot?

The market's been kind of flat.

Yeah, I mean,

that's just kind of where it's at.

I mean, if I think,

if I sell it,

if I leave it,

if I do like a BAT thing

or cars and bids or whatever,

maybe I can get the 19.

But I don't want to go through

the motions now.

I'll do this first

and especially if people listen

to the show

and I'd be happy to just

take 17 for it

to get it out of my hair.

I'll get it.

But yeah,

it's a really nice car

and the cool thing about it

beyond the fact that it's got great history,

I was going to say,

is that this is...

It's a pretty cool package

because the three liters

are 150 pounds lighter than the M's.

So, like the Z3M that I had

and they have the steering rack

that everybody wants.

So, this has the quicker steering rack.

So, better than the Z3M.

Yeah, the M's have an E36M3 steering rack

which is still quicker

but it's slower than this particular one.

And you're never going to see this car around.

Yeah.

You'll see M coupes,

M roadsters,

but not this one.

Not this one.

Yeah.

So, it's got the cool wheels.

It's got air brakes.

It's got LSD.

It's a sport pack car.

It's full of acid.

It's got the M steering wheel.

So, it's the same steering wheel

the three spoke that the M's got.

It's got aluminum interior trim

which a lot of these got

that really gross like wood.

I don't even know if it's a real,

but like...

So, yeah, it's a good car.

I just don't use it.

And it's just sitting there

and I would love to free up a spot

and then...

Time to go to a new home.

And maybe I'll get an FDRX7

in the near future.

Oh, wow.

It's trivia time.

All right.

Here we go.

Top five list of car companies

that have changed hands the most often.

The most traded, sold new owner.

This guy thinks he's going to make it

into a winner.

It fails.

Another owner buys it.

All right.

Right off the top offer.

I was going to say that.

Not on the top five.

Okay.

Aston Martin.

Oh, definitely.

Not on the top five.

Really?

Dude, that thing's been like...

How many times has that thing died?

Yeah, so many times.

Should I start you off with the number five?

Just so you have a feel for what we're talking about here.

Number five is Jaguar with six...

Oh, yeah.

That's a good one.

Six owners.

I can't believe Aston's on board though.

No.

All right.

The next one is British though.

Bentley.

I think more utilitarian.

Range Rover.

Yes, sir.

Land Rover is six as well.

Okay.

Now, the next one is sad.

It's now currently dead.

It does not exist.

And we do have a soft spot here at DWA.

Although I've never owned one.

I think Lane has.

Oh, Saab?

Yes, sir.

Saab or Rahman?

It's Giawondo and...

That's six as well.

Now we're on to the Italians.

Fiat?

No.

Lancia?

No.

Dang.

Ferrari.

Close.

Lamborghini.

Oh yeah, Lambo for sure.

Lamborghini is actually...

Saved a couple of times.

Seven if you count the Italian government's management years.

Wow.

Seven owners.

Yeah, BW killed it, man.

I mean, like in a good way.

I mean, BW really did a fantastic job with that brand.

Yeah.

It's interesting that I forgot that Megatech bought it,

which is owned by the Suharto family.

Yeah, they're in Malaysia, right?

Malaysia.

And then the sun was tapped to run it,

ran it directly into the ground,

and then that's when Lamborghini was bought by VW.

Yeah.

And Lotus, number one?

No.

Dang it.

I will tell you this.

It was a little surprising.

I didn't realize this would have been on the top of the list.

It is American and it's a very old brand.

Older brand than I would have thought.

And it's still around?

Still around.

What the heck?

And very popular, like you see them every day.

Oh, Saturn, of course.

They only made one car basically for 40 years.

What the hell?

More of a truck, really.

You see them every day?

See them every day.

GMC.

No.

More of a truck?

GMC, I don't think it's ever been bought or owned by anybody but GMC.

That would be tough, right?

General Motors?

Yeah.

It's owned by the Indian family, Tata.

See them every day.

We might even see one here.

Rambling down some dirt road.

Rambler?

Jeep.

Oh, shit, really?

Nine.

Nine owners, which included AMC and then Stellantis.

Of course, now there was also a time where they were owned by Renault,

which I did not remember at all.

AMC-Renault partnership had bought into it.

And then Chrysler bought it in 87 after they were feeling flush with all

their K-Car money.

And then they blew it.

And you know, all these weird Daimler Chrysler, Cerberus,

Capital Management, Fiat Chrysler, bankruptcy, bankruptcy,

Stellantis.

Wow.

Nine.

I could think those wagon ears are selling though, right?

Niner.

And that's a bad guess.

That's pretty good.

All right, we'll see you next time.

Bye bye bye.

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