Freiburger & Bill Ganahl on Hot Rod Legacies & Winning the Goodguys Trendsetter Award | Hot Rod Pod

[@65wagon1]

One of the best so far in my opinion. Bill Ganahl seems confident without arrogance. I'm a total "thumbs up" on that paint scheme. Brian Lohnes is an excellent interviewer. He and David are a wealth of knowledge.

[@DrVdubbin54]

Another great guest and show team. Its nice to see people passionate about what they do and humble at the same time. I could literally listen to stories like this all day every day. Keep up the good work!

[@billlamb1937]

Wow, Bill Ganahl is an interesting, intelligent and articulate guy. Thanks for introducing him to us.

[@michaelmaher4328]

I lrarned to paint cars thru too talls how to paint series in hot rod magazine in 1982ish, Pat used chuck lombardos orange 57 chevy for the series. Very detailed and launched my painting career

[@gio-rico]

These have been great to listen to. I don't know any of these people but they've all been interesting to listen to.

[@dustydon6419]

Do yourself a favor and learn who David Freiburger is and those who have influenced him. Same with Brian Lohnes. This is Hot Rod history. If you are at all interested in any form of automotive culture these guys have been influenced by the greats. The guy who is the current editor of Hot Rod, the one that doesn’t say much of anything during this episode, I don’t know anything about him or why he’s even there

[@BrianMoylan-sq2bt]

Great interview !

[@lancoshotrodgarage2858]

Another great show! Thank you!

[@doobiekuehn8278]

Another awesome episode! Kinda wish it was longer and uncensored ha.

[@babyhuez597]

I would like to see past and present Hot Rod magazine writers and editors on this podcast. I’d love to hear the more stories about Gray Baskerville and such.

[@GeraldHunter-xz8bp]

You should have Warren Boughn ( Rod and Custom ), the retired former owner/operator of Precision Street Rods.

[@wesinnc]

Great video! Not trying to be mean but does the current editor of HotRod have any car experience? He really didn't say anything or ask any questions to Bill.

[@dustydon6419]

I was thinking the the same thing. Why is he even there?

[@craigjones2878]

I remember when anything with four doors was referred to as “Ganahl syndrome”.