Henry joins John and Mike to tell us about his early days at Ford Motor Company where he spent time working in the many divisions of the automobile company.

Jaron tells us how he created the Mustang Fan Club which led him to becoming the brand manager for RTR.

Bob, John, and Mike talk all things Holman Moody including the Tour de France (TDF) Mustang.

John and Mike talk with Jack Roush Jr as he brings us up to speed on what's been happening at Rousch Performance.

What's it like being the grandson of Carol Shelby?  Aaron lifts the veil briefly and tells John and Mike some of his most cherished moments with his grandfather.

Mark tells us what it's like in the day of a Ford Engineer, and the education involved to become an automotive engineer.

John Grafelman tells John and Mike about how he acquired Larry Shinoda's Boss 302, and the effort involved in verifying its authenticity. 

We jump right into it as Bob Gurr gives Steve all the details involved in creating one of the most iconic rides of the 1964 World's Fair.  

He has a great Mustang collection and great Mustang stories too, John and Mike chat with Mike Berardi about some of his most recent acquisitions and tall tales.

Steve talks with Ted Ryan as they discuss what you can find while researching the Ford Heritage Vault.  www.fordheritagevault.com

Vaughn talks with John and Mike about his drifting championships, life during the pandemic, and his current project with Ford.

Jenn Higley begins hosting her own show on Foxbodies.  She'll be talking to enthusiasts that are bringing the Foxbodies out of the shadows, and into the Mustang limelight.  In her first episode, Jen has a comfortable chat with one of the new employees at FoxResto: Sam Farance.  Sam tells us about his Foxbody Mustang, and his role at FoxResto.

John Clor, Director of Ford Performance Enthusiast Communications, and Mike Rey, President of MOCSEM ask Jack Telnack; the visionary Ford designer who created the Foxbody Mustang what the future holds for the automotive industry, specifically the design possibilities in the electric vehicle market.

Mickey pulls back the curtain and tells us some stories from his impressive career at Ford including his time at SVO, SVT, & Ford Performance.

Steve Rushefsky talks about the origins of his club, their mission, and how they plan to grow their club worldwide from Arizona.

John and Mike talk to Keith Floyd, Executive Director of Somernites Cruise. This year’s Ford Car Show will be held on August 26th -27th, and Somernites Cruise will attempt to break the world record for “Longest Ford Parade” and “Longest Mustang Parade,” which is currently held overseas. So if you are attending or thinking about attending, we hope you will consider being a part of the world record attempt and help Somernites Cruise bring the title back to the U.S.

A comfortable discussion with Tim Brooks; owner of the Eleanor Mustang that sits at the museum. Tim tells us why he decided to purchase a licensed Eleanor, and tells us a few of his favorite stories.

Steve talks to Mike Clay about what lies ahead for Mike now that Mustang Week is in its final year, and what events you can attend as Mustang Week draws to a close in Myrtle Beach, SC.

In a multi faceted episode, Autumn tells John and Mike how she got started in racing and how that led to her current position as Marketing Communications Specialist at Ford Motor Company.

We're back with Todd Adams, owner of Mustang #211.  Todd tells Steve how he found the car, and his initial intentions with it before he started noticing peculiar oddities that had him research the significance of the VIN ending in 211.

Steve gives us a little history about Woodward Ave and the genesis of what is now the Woodward Dream Cruise.  He also tells us about the inaugural Mustang Stampede event, and what's on the plate for this year's event.  If you want to register for this year's stampede go to: https://www.mustangownersmuseum.com/events.html#id=227&cid=1250&wid=7301

John and Mike talk with Rob Gelardi about his work on Mustangs.

John and Mike talk with Ken Appell; event manager for Carlisle Ford Nationals.  They discuss what to see, eat, and do at one of the biggest Ford shows in the world happening from June 3rd till 5th in Carlisle, PA.

Happening from August 30th -Sept 1st; Lisa's here to tell us what we have to look forward to at this year's Boss Reunion. To register please visit:

bossreunion.com

Ron and Steve announce a partnership between Ancor and the Mustang Owner's Museum for the museum to reproduce on site most 2008 and newer Mustang factory window stickers for owners wanting a copy of the original sticker.  Ron also tells us about the complexities coordinating with Ford regarding the publication of the required identification stickers for every vehicle before it leaves the Ford production facilities.

Steve talks with Charles about his involvement in the restoration of Shelby #003, and another early production Mustang that may never experience the restoration process.

Steve gets an update from Ralph Garcia on the restoration of Bullitt car #558, and how much longer will it be before the car is unveiled to the public.

Funny stories galore as Paul and Sean join John and Mike to talk Bullitts, National Bullitt Day 2022, and other memorable moments.

Steve and Sean compare notes on running an automobile museum.  Sean also tells Steve about his other website www.automotivemuseumguide.com for anyone looking for an automobile museum in their area.

Rick and Finley join Steve and talk Boss 351 Mustangs.

In a wide-ranging conversation, Matt and David talk with Steve about some of the Mustangs that have come across the Mecum auction block.

On this episode we hear from Mustang enthusiast, and Ford Engineer Nick Terzes.  Though his current role at Ford is SEMA Planning & Strategy Supervisor; Nick tells John and Mike what it was like working in the various engineering departments at Ford.

Jen Higley from FoxResto is back to talk with Steve about The Chocolate Fox car show.  For those that can't make the drive down to Charlotte for Foxtoberfest in the fall, Matt and Jen created The Chocolate Fox.  This year's event is is being held from May 12th -14th at the AACA Museum in Hershey PA (hence the chocolate reference.)  Jen tells us the events planned, and gives us a little information regarding Foxtoberfest 2022.  

Think you can get a hold of Mystic paint?  Gary and Kin tell Steve why the paint is so special, and why it's impossible to acquire some through your local paint supplier.

John and Mike dip into the mailbag for June and give us a recap of The Ford Nationals at Carlisle.

When your first car as a teenager is a 1969 Cobra Jet; it's a good bet you have petrol running through your veins.  Gary Patterson, President of Shelby American, tells John and Mike how his early days as a lover of Mustangs transitioned into working with one of the most iconic personalities in automotive history. 

How long does it take to restore a Shelby Cobra that's been dredged out of the Hudson River?  Sam Prock, owner of the "River Snake" tells us his story.

David Goff has been in awe of the Ford Mustang since he was a 10 year old boy counting Mustangs from the back seat of his father's Fairlane.  David takes us for a ride down his memory lane as this life long enthusiast tells us about the first time he saw a Mustang all the way up to his current Mustang collection.

When the Mustang Owner's Museum wanted a model of the Ford Pavilion from the 1964 World's Fair, Executive Director Steve Hall commissioned master model builder Robert Bianco for the project.  In this episode, Robert gives us some insight into his model building career and why he was a great choice for this job.

Paul Newitt, California Special historian tells John and Mike some of the stories regarding the creation of the California Special, and gives us a behinds the scenes look at the obstacles which stood in the way of the car making it to the showroom.

The original barn find hunter, Tom Cotter talks with Steve about his long love affair with cars.  He talks about how the hunt for barn finds started and what's next on his travel agenda.  

Art gives Steve insight into the many inner workings that lead to the development of the SN95 Mustang.  Art also talks about the driving force behind the creation of the Bullitt and Mach 1 Mustangs.  Finally, what was so special about Art's daily driver nicknamed...Kermit.

Steve talks to Perry Los Kamp about his rare Mustang that once belonged to Henry Ford II.  

Think you're about to purchase a rare Mustang?  Before you commit, you need to get a Marti Report.  John and Mike talk with Kevin Marti; creator of The Marti Report.  They discuss what's in a Marti Report, and why it's beneficial to the Mustang owner.  To order a Marti Report for your Mustang, goto: https://www.martiauto.com

Steve talks to Joel Piaskowski; Ford Global Design Director about the design process for the 2015 Mustang.  They talk about the design including how the design was created, and the clay modeling process.

Bill clues us in on the history of the event and what’s in store for this year; taking place on July 20-21.

Steve and Mark talk about obtaining a licensing agreement with Ford Motor Company.  Want to print a shirt or hat with your Mustang on it legally?  Mark will tell you how to gain approval from Ford for your unique memento. 

Steve gives us a brief history on the creation of National Mustang Day and the events happening this year at the Mustang Owner's Museum.

Sam Auxier Jr tells John and Mike how he got his start in drag racing.