The Muscle Car Place Online Podcast, episode number 451.

This week, ah man, this may be one of the coolest interviews of all year.

Our guest is Bill Rhine, owner of Rhine Built in North Carolina.

He grew up loving race cars, worked his way up, learned it all inside and out,

and now owns a business that creates all sorts of cool custom projects for

some big names, as well as restores vintage stock cars. I'm talking 60s stuff through 2000s

stuff, Monte Carlos, Torino's, Chargers, Lamans, luminas, that stuff. This is the guy that

knows the real history about wheelbases. When cars actually use factory panels, when they didn't, how to go about restoring and validating

them.

And I think you're going to love his take on things.

When I got into it in the mid-90s, you could still go to a shop and do everything.

You could learn to hang bodies and crush panels and duckwork and windows and build oil lines

and brake lines and mount seats and pedals and you could do everything you know and nowadays these kids are so specialized

they're very not special but highly specialized this is the muscle Place, weekly online podcast.

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This is the weekly show dedicated to people worldwide 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. Oh, this is a

fun one. Are you ever going to love this? If you love vintage stock cars, and I do, if you especially

love the late 60s, 70s, 80s, even 90s,

you're probably going to listen to this episode a few times to soak it all in. I did the interview

and I re-listen to it. It's going to blow your doors up. Well, I can't blow your doors off because

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