Hello and welcome to the podcast. I'm at the moderator DeAndria.

I have some more interviews from the Seema Show today, starting off with a longtime friend of the show, Steve Strope from Pure Vision Design.

Steve has two cars at this year's Seema Show, which he will tell us about.

And then I visit with the guys from Trick Rides who built an amazing 1969 Mustang. Of course, I'll also put these interviews on our Carcast YouTube channel with some video and images so you can see everything that we talk about. Let's get started. Okay, dokey. All right, here we are. It it on? It's on. We're ready to go.

Here with Steve Strope.

Steve, it's so good to see you. It's been a minute. I have not seen you in a while, man. I know. And, you know, I was just talking on the podcast the other day about the martini T5R. Yeah, Autopia just

filmed it with the new owner who

is a good friend and a customer of mine

and he is a good friend and a customer of

mine and he is a perfect owner of the car because he has a large collection of very serious

vintage race cars and street cars. So he is absolutely perfect to own that car. Yeah, but it must have been 12 years ago you brought that on the studio

you brought it over to the studio we did a walk around video yeah it's it's up on youtube it does well

people love seeing that car old you know i was looking at the video and i was like oh

things have things have progressed so much much has happened. Yeah, things have gone on. But yet it's still the same. Before we start, you know, I just talked to Brad Fansha. Sure. I'll do a shift and steer with him, 10 years into it. And you guys were just doing. In In Lincoln. Yeah. And Nebraska.

Doing a like a BMX Hall of Fame.

Cutting the ribbon.

Yeah.

He's involved with the Nebraska BMX Hall of Fame.

Yes.

And...

You're a collector.

My collection is in the Museum of American Speed.

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