Legends don’t just build cars — they build movements. On this episode of The Strange Motion Way, we’re talking with the one and only Roy Brizio, the man behind some of the most iconic hot rods ever to hit the pavement. From the early days of Bay Area customs to the high-profile builds that define American hot rodding today, Roy’s story is pure gold.
In this episode of The Strange Motion Way, Tim and Carrie sit down with legendary builder Dave Tucci of Tucci Hot Rods — a name synonymous with creativity, craftsmanship, and cutting-edge design. From his early days shaping metal in upstate New York to building some of the most talked-about rides in the industry, Dave shares his passion for blending old-school skill with modern innovation.
They dig into what fuels his inspiration, how the Tucci family keeps the tradition alive, and the secret to building cars that not only turn heads but tell stories. Whether you’re a builder, dreamer, or die-hard car fan, this episode delivers pure hot-rod heart. 🔧🔥
🔥 Buckle up, folks!The Veazie Brothers join The Strange Motion Way for an episode full of grit, grease, and good times. If you love killer builds, road stories, and brotherly banter — you don’t wanna miss this one.🎧 Hit play on your favorite Podcast Platform and ride along Fresh off the Worlds Most Beautiful Truck win AND a Goodguys Truck of the Year Early win AND having that truck and the Lorenzini roadster on the cover of Modern Rodding magazine together They also got their start working at SoCal for Pete Chapouris @veaziebrosfab #TheStrangeMotionWay #VeazieBrothers #HotRodTalk #GarageStories #veaziebrosfabrication Huge THANK YOU to @royal_purple and @millerwelders
Dennis grew up a gear head in Indiana. He attended Nashville Auto Diesel College before being drafted into the U.S. Air Force during the Vietnam era, where he worked in vehicle maintenance/repair. In 1989, Dennis met a man named Jim who was building wiring harnesses (for conversion vans). They teamed up to build a universal wiring harness suited for hot rods. Over time, as the product line expanded beyond just wiring harnesses (into switch panels, EFI solutions, accessories, etc.), the company name was changed to Painless Performance Products to reflect the broader offerings
In this episode of the Strange Motion Way podcast, Tim Strange and Carrie recap recent automotive events, including charity auctions, the BMX Hall of Fame weekend, and the changes at Ford Fest. They also discuss the upcoming FM3 Road Trip and the importance of community support in the automotive world, while sharing personal anecdotes and reflections on their experiences.
In this episode, Tim Strange interviews Kevin Tetz, exploring his journey from a Canadian childhood surrounded by cars to a successful career in the automotive industry and television. Kevin shares his early influences, the challenges he faced in the music industry, and his eventual transition to DIY Network. He reflects on the importance of hard work, the American dream, and his experiences in both music and automotive restoration. The conversation highlights Kevin's passion for cars, his personal life, and his insights into the television industry. In this engaging conversation, Tim Strange and Kevin Tetz discuss their experiences in the automotive industry, focusing on the importance of building relationships, overcoming challenges, and the evolution of car builds. They reflect on their journeys from television to digital content creation, emphasizing the significance of community and the need for accredited training programs in the industry. The discussion also touches on future aspirations, innovations, and the impact of events in the automotive world.
In this episode of The Strange Motion Way, Tim and Carrie sit down with renowned custom car builder Bill Ganahl of South City Rod & Custom. Known for blending traditional craftsmanship with modern innovation, Bill has built a reputation as one of the industry’s most respected voices in hot rodding and custom culture.
We dive into his journey—from learning the craft, to carrying forward the legacy of custom car culture, to the philosophy that drives his builds today. Bill shares insights on mentorship, preserving history while pushing boundaries, and the stories behind some of his most iconic projects.
Whether you’re a lifelong gearhead, a fan of custom car artistry, or just love hearing the passion behind the build, this conversation offers a rare look inside the mind of a true craftsman.
Betsy Bennett has built a respected career in the automotive world with a strong focus on events and community engagement. Known for her organizational expertise and ability to bring people together, Betsy has been a driving force behind some of the industry’s most memorable gatherings. Her background spans event planning, marketing, and on-site coordination, where she has worked closely with car clubs, builders, and sponsors to create experiences that celebrate hot-rod culture and custom craftsmanship. Whether it’s shaping the details of a national show or highlighting the stories of legendary builders, Betsy has developed a reputation for professionalism, creativity, and a true passion for the automotive community.
In this episode, Tim Strange interviews Von Hot Rod, exploring his journey from a young car enthusiast to a successful entrepreneur in the automotive and entertainment industries. They discuss Von's early influences, the challenges he faced in starting his own business, and the evolution of hot rod culture. The conversation also touches on the impact of social media on the industry and the importance of community engagement. Von shares valuable lessons learned throughout his career and his aspirations for the future. In this engaging conversation, Tim Strange and Vaughn Hot Rod delve into the world of car culture, mentorship, and the evolution of the automotive industry. Vaughn shares his experiences helping young car enthusiasts, his journey into pinstriping, and the significance of car shows in fostering community and identity. He reflects on the global car culture, the importance of legacy, and the future of pinstriping as an art form. The discussion highlights the camaraderie within the automotive community and the joy of sharing knowledge and passion for cars.
In this episode of the Strange Motion Away podcast, hosts Tim and Carrie Strange reflect on their recent experiences in the automotive world, including heartfelt tributes to their beloved turbo, event recaps from Salina, Kansas, the Street Rod Nationals, Tri-Five Nationals, and Roadkill Nights as well as insights into upcoming events like the Holley LS Fest, Triple Crown of Rodding and MoParty. They share stories of camaraderie, racing, and the importance of honoring automotive legends through Hall of Fame inductions, all while navigating the challenges of sound equipment and event logistics.
Legend behind the lens 👉 Robert McGaffin joins us on The Strange Motion Way podcast!
From shooting cover cars for Wheel Hub to capturing the soul of hot rods across the country, Robert talks shop, shutter speeds, and how to make your junkyard build look like a million bucks.
This one’s for the builders, the dreamers, and anyone who’s ever said “Wait, lemme take just one more shot…”
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In this episode of the Strange Motion Way podcast, hosts Tim and Carrie Strange welcome Kenny Davis, a seasoned figure in the automotive industry. The conversation delves into Kenny's rich history with cars, his family dynamics, and the various accidents he has encountered throughout his life. With a blend of humor and heartfelt stories, Kenny shares his journey from a young car enthusiast to a successful business owner in collision repair. The discussion also touches on the importance of trades in education and the camaraderie found within the automotive community, all while recounting wild adventures in Vegas and personal anecdotes that highlight the resilience and passion that define Kenny's life. In this engaging conversation, Tim, Carrie, and Kenny Davis explore various themes including family dynamics, cooking traditions, the importance of conversations, and the passion for building cars. They share personal stories about their relationships, the significance of mentorship in personal growth, and the journey of restoring a special Corvette. The discussion also touches on the future of electric vehicles, car culture, and favorite car events, highlighting the camaraderie and community within the automotive world.
From legendary lineage to iconic builds, Keith shares stories, techniques, and hot rod history that only a true Kustom craftsman can deliver.
South End Kustom Shop was named to honor his father, Dick Dean, Keith talks with us about what it was like growing up with all our hot rod legends.
From his favorite shows, to how many chops, to his childhood - Tune into episode 71 to hear from Keith Dean!
In this episode, Tim and Carrie Strange recap a series of automotive events they attended, including LS Fest Texas, Good Guys Nashville. Des oineslumbus, and the Power Tour. They share insights on the unique experiences at each event, from the charity auction at Battle in Bama to the collaboration between BMX and Flow Racing. The conversation also touches on their experiences at the NASCAR race, the Somernites Cruise, and the Whiskey Throttle Fair, highlighting the vibrant car culture and community engagement at these gatherings. They conclude with a look ahead to upcoming events and the excitement surrounding them.
In this episode of the Strange Motion Way podcast, hosts Tim and Carrie Strange welcome guests Murpho and Collette, who share their journeys into the world of custom cars. The conversation explores their childhood influences, the evolution of car building, and the impact of magazines on the custom car culture. They discuss the challenges faced by the print media industry and the importance of community among custom car builders. The episode highlights the passion and dedication required in the automotive world, emphasizing the unique bond between builders and their creations. In this engaging conversation, Tim and Carrie Strange discuss their experiences in the custom car industry, the nostalgia surrounding magazine collecting, and the challenges of transitioning from California to Texas. They explore the impact of digital media on traditional magazines, share their favorite car shows, and express their aspirations for future projects. The dialogue reflects a deep passion for automotive culture and the desire to create meaningful work in a rapidly changing landscape.
In this engaging conversation, Larry Dixon shares his journey through the world of drag racing, detailing his experiences with Al-Anabi Racing, the challenges of sponsorship, and the development of a two-seater top fuel car. He reflects on the importance of family in his life and racing career, the influence of crew chiefs, and the complexities of navigating NHRA regulations. Larry also discusses his chocolate factory venture and the legacy he hopes to pass on to his children, particularly his son, who is pursuing a racing career. The conversation highlights the evolution of drag racing, the significance of safety and insurance, and the personal stories that shape a racer's life.
In this episode of the Strange Motion Wave podcast, Tim and Carrie Strange interview drag racing legend Larry Dixon. They discuss his upbringing in the drag racing world, his journey to becoming a top fuel driver, and the impact of family legacy and sponsorship in his career. Larry shares insights about his experiences driving for Don Prudhomme, winning the US Nationals, and the evolution of drag racing sponsorship. The conversation also touches on his life beyond racing, including family and business, and reflections on the racing community. This is a 2-part interview - tune in next week for part 2
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In this engaging conversation, Brian Klock shares his journey from building his first motorcycle to becoming a prominent figure in the custom bike industry. He discusses the evolution of motorcycle magazines, the significance of community and relationships, and the impact of family on his career. Brian reflects on his experiences in the biker build-off, innovations in motorcycle design, and the importance of staying true to oneself in business. He also shares his aspirations for future builds and the events that inspire him, emphasizing the value of storytelling and legacy in the automotive world.
A visionary custom motorcycle builder and entrepreneur, Brian Klock's passion for two wheels started early in Emery, South Dakota, where he grew up around his family's gas station. His creativity first caught national attention in 1990 with a purple FXR that impressed even Harley-Davidson legend Willie G. Davidson.
In this episode of the Strange Motion Way podcast, Tim and Carrie Strange welcome Justin Nichols from Nichols Paint and Fab. They discuss Justin's journey into the automotive world, the importance of engaging the next generation in hot rodding, and the challenges of running a successful shop. Justin shares insights on his early career, the impact of TV shows on the automotive industry, and the engineering behind his award-winning twin turbo truck. The conversation also explores the evolution of car shows, the importance of community support, and future aspirations in the automotive industry.
