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Eight incredible vehicles are wrecked when a sinkhole opens underneath the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Ky.; General Motors Corp. restores the 1 millionth Corvette, which was damaged in the event.
The Race of Gentleman, an iconic event held on the beach in Wildwood, N.J., features period vehicles, period dress, and pure authenticity; Ray enters a car in the race and adds a very special driver.
Ray discovers he has much in common with Scott Borchetta of Big Machine Records; Indy racer Josef Newgarden; musicians Tim McGraw and Cassadee Pope.
Ray heads to Graceland to document the preservation of a Stutz Blackhawk owned by rock 'n' roll icon Elvis Presley.
The history of the Chevrolet Corvette L88, and stories of people who have driven the famous racing vehicle.
Ray and driver Jeff Gordon hope to fix up the Chevrolet Monte Carlo that they used to win their final race together in 1999.
Ray seeks to uncover and revive the vehicles that made racing rivals Richie Evans and Jerry Cook famous.
General Motors' Vice President of Global Design Ed Welburn discusses the concept cars that his company decided not to produce.
Ray celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Ford Mustang; three Mustang owners share their stories of the iconic vehicle.
Ray joins Hollywood car designers for a look at memorable vehicles from the silver screen, including the custom 1949 Mercury "Hell's Chariot" featured in the film "Grease."
Ray looks at a unique car hand-built for a New Jersey family; Ray discovers Mario Andretti's 1965 Indy car in pieces.
An automobile manufacturer creates a line of fiberglass sports cars to mirror the vehicles that American soldiers saw in Europe during World War II.
Ray discovers a set of extremely rare Ardun heads while visiting the estate of land-speed record holder Willie Glass.
Ray restores the No. 777 Plymouth Belvedere driven by legendary singer Marty Robbins, and returns the vehicle to the racetrack.
Drag racers Don Prudhomme and John Force; director Ron Howard; musician Mike Love; Tom Cobb's legendary roadster.
Time capsules from the 1970s; a Daytona race car is buried in a car hauler for nearly 40 years.
Mechanic Chris Paulsen restores a Kurtis Kraft roadster that finished second in the Indianapolis 500 and was placed on the roof of an auto-glass building for half a century.
Innovative NASCAR mechanic Henry "Smokey" Yunick sells his famous truck to a Virginia family in the 1960s.
The automobile impacts life in large cities in the early 20th century and contributes to the transformation of Long Island.
New Jersey racer Fred Dmuchowski drives for fun on weekends and becomes a local legend.
Rick recalls how the Chevrolet Corvette inspired the beginning of his car empire; musician Brad Paisley makes an appearance.