Barry Meguiar talks Cars & Coffee - Must watch video!

[Mike Phillips]

Barry Meguiar talks Cars & Coffee - Must watch video!

This was recorded at 9:00am Autogeek Time, (Eastern Time), and that means it was 6:00am Barry Time. So thank you Barry for joining us here at Autogeek's Cars & Coffee.

This video was captured at our Cars & Coffee #7 (lots of pictures), and as you watch the video you'll also see Richard Earl the grandson of the famous car designer Harley Earl.


Richard Early with Bob McKee




Richard Earl is the grandson of Harley Earl the famous car designer that brought us the 1959 Cadillac just to name one of his famous designs.

Check out the Harley Earl "I Love Automobiles" Facebook Page here to see some of his many iconic car designs.

Harley Earl "I Love Automobiles" Facebook Page

[Joe@Superior Shine]

The best part...... Max asked Barry about ROTW - Home Page | Revival Outside the Walls Ministry and a closing prayer!!

ROTW Facebook page - ROTW Facebook page

[Mike Phillips]

[QUOTE=Joe@Superior Shine;1178225]

The best part...... Max asked Barry about ROTW - Home Page | Revival Outside the Walls Ministry and a closing prayer!!

ROTW Facebook page


Thanks for sharing that Joe...

I signed up for their updates this morning...

[Joe@Superior Shine]

A few of us have followed Barrys lead with a similar type of ministry by detailers for detailers - Detailers for Jesus


A web site will be up soon.

[FUNX650]

Harley Earl the famous car designer that brought us the 1959 Cadillac just to name one of his famous designs.

"Project Opel" (aka: Chevrolet Corvette )


Bob

[Mike Phillips]

"Project Opel" (aka: Chevrolet Corvette )


Bob

Exactly. Harley Earl made his mark in the automotive world with his designs that were always ahead of their time and their beauty endures to this day.

For anyone reading this that might not be exactly sure what the first production Corvette looked like, that is a Harley Earl design, we had a perfect example here at Detail Fest last year and the owner has been so kind as to let us know if we EVER want to use his car for ANY event he's more than happy to bring it to Autogeek from Ford Lauderdale.


1953 Corvette at Autogeek's 9th Annual Detail Fest




There were a lot of amazing cars at Detail Fest this year on both Saturday and Sunday. One car in particular was a very rare 1953 Chevrolet Corvette. Chevrolet only built 300 Corvettes and David and Maryanne own #239 of the 300 built.

The car is now 61 years old and we think having an original, mint condition 1953 Corvette at the 9th Annual Detail Fest our show is pretty special.

I spent some time speaking with the owner, David about having him and his Corvette back to Autogeek's Show Car Garage for a future project David agreed. So stay tuned as you're going to see this beautiful Corvette grace Autogeek's Show Car Garage with a special appearance!

Here's his beautiful 1953 Corvette...


David has a custom car hauler to safely transport their rolling piece of history to local car shows.






Here she is on display on the lawn in front of Autogeek....






This car received a LOT of attention!




The Blue Flame
Here's the Blue Flame engine looking as clean and beautiful as the day she rolled off the assembly line...

[BillE]

That's great vid! Barry truly is "Car Crazy!"

OT (a bit): Seeing and hearing Harley Earl's grandson, and thinking about the great designs he came up with, brings back memories of the "Fisher Body Craftsman Guild."

It (The Guild) was GM nation wide contest for young aspiring car designers. Where the winner was given a scholarship to the GM Design Center and a job when finished. The contest ran from 1938 to 1968.

I would venture to guess a lot of guys got their first 'kick in the tail' about customizing from being involved with The Guild.

There is a boat load of information if one just 'googles' Fisher Body Craftsman Guild.

Thanx Mike for posting the vid with Barry...really inspiring to say the least.

Bill

[Mike Phillips]

There is a boat load of information if one just 'googles' Fisher Body Craftsman Guild.

Thanx Mike for posting the vid with Barry...really inspiring to say the least.

Bill

And thank you for adding that littel tidbit about "The Guild"