No Driving Gloves

Jam Session. A good classic family car for Derek. Driving slow cars. Responsibility. Guests. Your dream car? 

A replay of Sean interviewing Sterling in 2019 about his 3D printed "Lamborghini". Find out how far he has come in a year! This is from Sean's radio show Zero to 60. Part 3 of 3 in this series. Find 3D Car Printing on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/lasersterling Or YouTube at LaserSterling www.nodrivinggloves.com Our Patreon https://www.patreon.com/nodrivinggloves

Even if we aren't wise, we can pretend, right? What everyday cars of today are tomorrow's collectibles? Anniversaries. John announces an upcoming business venture.

We are all back, and it's time to rebut things said while others were gone.

We might be short on hosts tonight, but those who join the conversation will discuss things that shouldn't have been done in or to cars.

From million-dollar Mercedes barn finds to rising stars at London and Greenwich concours, this solo episode of No Driving Gloves dives into the biggest collector car stories of the last month. Host John takes you on a high-octane ride through auction previews, market shifts, a 200-mph Jaguar replica, and even a classic car road trip through the Cotswolds. If it’s got patina, provenance, or power—it's in this episode. Subscribe, hit play, and let's talk classics.

A quick change due and a short show to schedules, but some fascinating numbers to look at.

The three of us discuss the unpredictable paths of our careers and passions, highlighting how unexpected detours often lead to the most memorable adventures. The conversation highlights the significance of embracing the journey, with all its twists and turns, rather than solely focusing on the destination. Through shared stories, the value of perseverance, adaptability, and joy in unexpected moments along the road are underscored.www.nodrivinggloves.com

We have a reflective and imaginative discussion inspired by fellow automotive podcaster Mark Greene. Exploring personal connections to vehicles by posing two thought-provoking questions: "If you were a car, what would you be?" and "If you could have any one car for the rest of your life, what would it be?" .nodrivinggloves.comTell someone if you are enjoying the show, or even if you aren't.Support the show by buying us a coffee.

We explore the profound influence individuals can have within the automotive industry. We dive into how a single person's passion, innovation, or dedication can drive significant change, challenging established norms and inspiring others. The discussion emphasizes that impactful contributions aren't solely the domain of major corporations; enthusiasts, restorers, and everyday individuals also play pivotal roles in shaping the automotive landscape. The episode encourages listeners to recognize their potential to effect meaningful change, regardless of their position within the industry.www.nodrivinggloves.comTell somebody if you like what you hear, and help support the show by buying us a coffee.

And hear a tale of a fateful trip. As we journey into the unknown with a few guys who may or may not know it all.

How much do you need in a car? What is too little? And we might rethink our 200,000-mile GM discussion.

Join the 3 Mavericks in the car hobby- With only vague ideas of the topic, you never know what road the conversation will travel 

As always, we never know where the conversation will lead, but the guys might actually discuss things they have spent money on that help provide information on the podcast.

Let's flip the script and see how it goes. Maybe even some listener input

You get a pair tonight, prepare to collector car hobby your buns off

You never know how it is going to go, but this one might break something

Who, what, when , where, why, and how? 

The talking point list for tonight is long. Let us see how far we get. 

What might be the best car ever for all-season driving? We know, but do we tell you? (spoiler John has no clue)