Established in 1982 as a traditional radiator shop, Cap-A-Radiator (as it is still known to its local customers) has specialized in radiators, heater cores and air-conditioning. Since 2000 they have been pushing more and more into the classic car field. This push has been made by the owner and operator Bill Carberry. Bill has been in the old car hobby since he was a teenager. He got his first car (a 54 Chevy BelAir) when he was 16 years old. His second car was a 59 Ford Galaxie. He still owns both of these cars to this day. Bills love of old cars has made it a pleasurable transition from traditional radiator shop to a specialty shop concentrating on all of the needs of classic car and truck enthusiasts. Cap-A-Radiator does nearly a full line of repairs, maintenance, and upgrades including brakes, suspension, drive-line, and electrical on classic cars and trucks.

The Auto Archaeologist, Ryan Brutt, drives around documenting cool cars, trucks, and anything else he is interested in. Usually they are in neglected situations.

http://www.barnfinds.org
https://www.instagram.com/theautoarchaeologist/
https://www.facebook.com/TheAutoArchaeologist/
http://www.youtube.com/AutoArchaeology
https://twitter.com/AutoArchaeology

This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Matt Stone, freelance journalist, author, broadcaster, former Editor, Motor Trend Classic magazine. He has been a passionate professional automotive journalist / photographer since 1990.

A very good friend of the show, Lou Santiago has been known to build an occasional hot rod or two. If you are on the look-out for help with your projects, GarageInsiderTV helps "do-it-yourselfers" like you maintain and build your projects from start to finish and anywhere in between.