10th Episode on this Sunday! - Bruno Massel & Matt Steele

[Mike.Phillips@Autogeek]

10th Episode on this Sunday! - Bruno Massel & Matt Steele


The 10th episode of our second season of "What's in Autogeek's Garage" is on this Sunday at 11:00am Eastern Time on Fox Sports Network. The show will repeat on Monday at 4:00pm


My special guests for this episode will be Bruno Massel and Matt Steele




My guests and their cars will be,

• Lance Cedilla's 1941 Blown Willy's Coupe
• Mike Meyer's 1951 Studebaker Coupe
• Mike Gelter's 1949 Chevy Carryall Suburban
• John Dunham's 1997 Miata with a small block Ford

We've had Mike's Studebaker and Mike Gelter's Carryall here for "Show Car Makeovers" in the past.


Mike Meyer's 1951 Studebaker Coupe

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Mike Gelter's 1949 Chevy Carryall Suburban







John Dunham's 1997 Miata with a small block Ford





Check it out this Sunday and Monday on Fox Sport Network!

[Flash Gordon]

Awe man that Miata is awesome! and was able to keep everything under the factory hood too!

The giant rotors are kindaofa dead give away that something may be afoul :/

[Mike.Phillips@Autogeek]

Anyone catch this episode?

It's on again today at 4:00pm

[Mike.Phillips@Autogeek]

Show's on right now!

[Flash Gordon]

Originally Posted by Mike.Phillips@Autogeek

Show's on right now!

Thanks for the reminder. I'll catch the last 11 minutes

[Flash Gordon]

Your show has been replaced by the STL Cards vs NY Mets game

Go Cards!!!

[Mike.Phillips@Autogeek]

We saw the entire broadcast here...


Not the cars I listed but still fun...

[Champ2day]

I like the one where you had the owner demonstrate how to fix his own car with the DA.

[Mike.Phillips@Autogeek]

Originally Posted by Champ2day

I like the one where you had the owner demonstrate how to fix his own car with the DA.

I'm actually a big fan of hand-on training. If you were to look at many of the "Pictures & Comments" threads I've posted to the Internet since 2002 you'll see lots of pictures with me, putting my hand on the other person's hand as they hold the tool and then guide them how to use it and then turn them free with it.

It works in the real world and it works on TV

[Champ2day]

Kinesthetic learning is very effective!!