Marcus Di Sabella of Heeltoe Automotive in studio
About this episode
Marcus Di Sabella from Heeltoe Automotive joins the show with his son Mateo, discussing their trip to Arizona for baseball spring training and the World Baseball Classic. They share insights about their automotive passions, including Marcus's impressive car collection and his business journey with Heeltoe. The conversation also touches on the challenges of running a small automotive parts company, customer service experiences, and the evolving landscape of communication in the digital age. Additionally, they reminisce about classic movies like Reservoir Dogs, adding a nostalgic touch to the episode.
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Marcus DiSabella visits the Hard Parking studio during his first ever trip to Arizona. Marcus owns and operations Heeltoe Automotive, a Honda and Acura specific auto parts company that has been in business for 20 years. This conversation was recorded Saturday March 11th.
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Honda S2000
"...did allude to that they were elsewhere. Yeah. The S2000 is that accurate MP and and any given time they h..."
Honda Civic
"...that car anyway. But let's see. I also got an 87, Civic hatchback. Well, we got the type S, of course, we..."
Honda Odyssey
"...ith that for a little while and then we've got an odyssey, which is, you know, they have a lot of cars. Oh ..."
Ford Excursion
"...cars. Oh yeah, a lot of cars in your eyes and the Excursion, which comes last because it's not a Honda produc..."
Oldsmobile Cutlass
"...he opening. So my first car was a 1976 Oldsmobile Cutlass. Supreme four-door my father took it to Mako and ..."
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