The Muscle Car Place Online Podcast episode number 318.

This week, our guest is Mark Green, host of Cars Yeah, the daily automotive podcast, and yes, I said daily.

Cars Yeah covers the people, the industry, with the focus on business and the cars, and it all started because his son pointed out something pretty obvious to him.

He said, you can't walk

past a car without stopping and talking to its owner, learning about the car, learning about the person,

learning about their business. What if he had a podcast that did that? And then Rick Schmidt is on to

talk about restoring some famous and rare cars owned by some board royalty and what it's really

like to restore a car that doesn't have an NPD parts catalog to fall back on.

I'm R.J. Gottlieb, and this is the Muscle Car Place.

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who love american muscle cars whether you're buying them selling restoring or even racing them

this is the place for you now here's your host rob kibby yes indeed i am rob Kibby and welcome to the Muscle Car Place podcast. Well,

first off, happy Easter to you. He is risen. He is risen indeed. That's what we used to say

when I was a kid in Presbyterian church. We don't say that a church today probably, but

Easter is a big deal in our house. I hope you'll get the chance to find a good church

home somewhere this Sunday if you don't have one. You can stream ours if you want, or if you're in

Iowa here, I'll be playing all the percussion parts in the church orchestra for two Sunday services

at Christ Community Church in Ames. I think it's 9 a.m. and 1045 a.m. That's central time.

Sometimes I play the, I'm like a rock drummer in our other service, but for this one I do the

orchestra a bit. After the services, you know what we're going to do? We're going to hunt some

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