I have one or two so I should post.... but I still have an ignition key on an old Chevelle key fob. Thank u for the kind words Jeff.

Great interview. I finally got to listen to all of it and learned some things. One, dont stand behind Chick in a car!! Good one buddy!

Picture of our '65 L79 at Longstown Mobil with the rear jacked up. A '68 SS350 Nova and '64 409 on either side of our Chevelle.

Hi guys,
Just a short note to say thanks to all who have reached out to share their story and have a bit of fun on our show.
We have more members coming up in the next few weeks and we'd love to hear from you too!

If you've emailed me, I haven't forgotten you and will be in touch soon. :youguysrock:


JP

Thanks to bbbenny for talking COPO's, original versus restored, MCACN & sharing great memories on this weeks show!

Listen here: https://www.jpemerson.com/podcast


Got a story you'd like to share? We're listening!

JP

Listening to Benny Now.. Good dude.

Edit Just finished:

One thing I really like about people from sYc going onto the podcast is if you have never met any of these folks you get to understand their personalities and passions.. Adds that additional layer vs just reading letters on a pc screen.. Hope others on the forum do this.

It's always great speaking with folks on this forum and I am happy to hear that you enjoy getting to know folks you may have exchanged posts with both here on this site and others.

If you'll allow me just a bit of back story, I started what I called my "Power Profile" series years ago which ran in most of the automotive mags. I always felt that while we all loved our cars getting ink and recognition, it was the people behind them that we connected to, met at shows, exchanged info/parts/stories & jabs with. This is what makes the hobby and community fun.

The premise of the show is to continue doing just that by allowing folks to share some of their experiences, stories, personality, and of course cars. You don't have to be brand specific to have a passion for the hobby.

Thanks for checking us out and welcoming me here. I hope to hear more of your great stories.

JP
jpemerson.com

Benny is the best. I've stayed at his log cabin house in the woods. Thanks for the interview :biggthumpup:

I enjoyed the interview very much.


It is a good way to know someone a little better. (until we meet in person)


Ryan W31

Great interview with Benny. Very entertaining.