Batmobile Builder Mark Racop

Spike's Car Radio

Spike Feresten

Automotive, Leisure

4.3 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 31 August 2022

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Covered in this episode: Monterey car week recap; California bans gas powered cars; Porsche's IPO and Zuckerman's new vintage Jaguar. Then, Spike's exclusive interview with Fiberglass Freaks Mark Racop about how he got into the business of building Batmobile replicas and the latest developments in the ongoing Bat-scandal of the year! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	And now, Hanger 56 Media presents Spikes Car Radio, a downloadable car and coffee,
0:07.0	hosted by writer, comedian, and automotive enthusiast, Spikes Barreston.
0:12.0	Now, here's Spikes.
0:30.0	How was that?
0:47.0	You think you can play guitar and listen to this?
0:52.0	Oh my god.
0:59.2	This is Al Dimaola, Al Dimaola, John McLaughlin, Pocket Illusion, Friday night, San Francisco.
1:05.2	I remember when I was turned on to this album at Berkeley College of Music.
1:10.2	I didn't pick up a guitar for like a week after that.
1:13.2	I just thought, what's the point?
1:15.2	You can't play like these guys.
1:17.2	Listen to this.
1:25.2	Forget it.
1:26.2	Yeah, this hearing it now, I won't pick up a guitar for a week.
1:30.2	Anyway, I'm here with Zuckerman.
1:32.2	We're at his law firm.
1:37.2	Wow, we got a great show.
1:38.2	Second, we have a great show out of nowhere.
1:40.2	We were procrastinating all weekend.
1:43.2	We didn't get a show recorded.
1:45.2	I remembered that someone had passed me Mark Raycub's phone number.
1:50.2	Who is the owner of fiberglass freaks, Batmobile replica guy?
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