In this episode of Gas, Wheels, Motors, and Rotors, Red dives deep into the legendary Jeep Willys MB — the rugged little war machine that helped win WWII and went on to change the automotive world forever. From its 1940 origins and Go-Devil engine specs, to over 640,000 units produced, battlefield stories, and its transition into the CJ civilian Jeeps, Red brings the history to life with humor, rants, and fake ads you won’t want to miss.

Discover how the Willys Jeep became the backbone of U.S. Army mobility, why General Eisenhower called it one of the most important weapons of WWII, and how it kickstarted today’s off-road culture — from Wranglers to Land Rovers and everything in between.

So buckle up, grab your gas-station coffee, and ride along as Red unpacks the story of the OG off-roader: the Jeep Willys.

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Buckle up, gearheads—Red’s taking you on a 2.5-hour cruise through the life and legacy of the Chevrolet Chevelle. From its 1964 debut as a practical mid-size to its evolution into one of the most feared muscle cars of the late ’60s and early ’70s, we’re talking production numbers, original prices, specs, rare variants, and why the 1970 LS6 still makes collectors weak in the knees.

You’ll hear stories about barn finds, high-dollar auction sales, NASCAR dominance, and the engineering choices that made the Chevelle both a grocery-getter and a drag strip king. Whether you love raw horsepower, chrome curves, or automotive history told with a side of humor, this episode’s for you.

🎧 Listen now and take a ride with Red on Gas, Wheels, Motors, and Rotors.

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In this episode, Red digs into the cast-iron glory, aluminum salvation, and unfiltered noise of the Harley-Davidson Evolution motor—aka the Evo. This was the V-twin that yanked Harley out of the oil-stained clutches of AMF and screamed, “Let’s ride, baby!”

We’re talkin’ real specs, real history, and real shop talk—from its 1984 debut to its 1999 swan song. Red breaks down why the Evo was such a damn legend, how it made Harleys actually rideable, and why so many riders still swear by it (even if their bikes still occasionally smell like burnt clutch).

You’ll hear:

• The wild story behind Harley’s comeback
• Why the Evo didn’t leak like a busted garden hose
• What made it a wrenchable workhorse
• How many were made and where
• And why Harley moved on—even if the Evo never really died

This one’s for the V-twin diehards, the garage warriors, and everyone who thinks chrome should come with a warning label.