Follow the journey of Chris Coddington as he interviews Automotive Professionals about the past, present and future of a revolution started by his father, legendary Hot Rod builder, Boyd Coddington. The Hot Rods by Boyd Podcast jumps headfirst into everything automotive. Whether it's traditional hot rods, full customs, motorcycles, off road, we talk to all the movers and shakers and the people making things happen in their respective industries.
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HRRB welcomes into the podcast studio Alex and Mark Idzardi, founders of the Shifters Car Club in Southern California. Chris is also joined by his brother Greg who has a long history with the Shifters. The fellas talk about the origins of the Ratrod, the future of the Shifters, the Good Guys Car Shows and the overall state of hot rodding.
Longtime Editor Rob Fortier joins Chris on the podcast to have a long overdue conversation about the past, present and future of Hot Rod culture.
HRBB is celebrating #31DaysofBoyd and who better to talk about the early days of Hot Roddin' than John Robinson. John's dad, Fat Jack, worked on a lot of projects with Boyd and Chris and John remininsce on the simpler times adn also discuss how the sometimes the future involves the past.
Coming off the Grand National Roadster Show, Chris sits down with Mike Curtis of Curtis Speed and his dad Randy.
Most car enthusiasts started out by playing with Hot Wheels as a kid. On this episode we talk to someone who didn't stop, Max Heersink from Street Truck Diescast. Max is a content creator who customizes diescast cars and an avid Truck Guy when he plays with his big boy toys. #HRBB #HotRodsByBoyd #AmericanMade #StreetTruckDiecast
Longtime customer and friend of Boyd Coddington, Tony Pisano calls in on this episode. Tony shares some Boyd stories that came from many years of friendship and a few custom hot rod builds.
