Late Great Classics

In this episode of Late Great Classics, Jon Ruhff sits down with Chris Sondles, founder of Woody's Hot Rodz and the Tri-Five Nationals, to discuss the incredible journey behind America's largest Tri-Five Chevy event.Chris shares how a simple idea became one of the biggest gatherings in the classic car world, the evolution of the Tri-Five hobby, building Woody's Hot Rods, and why the people—not just the cars—are what make this community so special.If you're a fan of 1955, 1956, and 1957 Chevrolets, you won't want to miss this conversation.Join us at the Tri-Five Nationals! Beech Bend Park • Bowling Green, Kentucky August 13–15, 2026Learn more or register here: https://AmericanTriFive.com

The hunt never ends. Ryan Brutt, the Auto Archaeologist, has spent years tracking down long-forgotten classics—Muscle cars with stories frozen in time. In this episode, he joins Jon to talk about the magic of barn finds, the golden era of Hot Rod Magazine, and why every car deserves to be remembered.

We’re joined by Ginger Galloway, a marketing pro and VW enthusiast, to chat about how the “People’s Car” became a global icon. From her personal collection to the stories that made Volkswagen a symbol of freedom and creativity, Ginger shares what keeps the love for VW rolling through the generations.

What’s it like to pull 25 cars and thousands of rare parts out of a forgotten warehouse? In this episode of Lake Great Classics, Boris from Street Machinery shares wild barn-find stories, his path from mechanic to shop owner, and the future of hot rodding.

Danny Howell, Founder of Classic Chevy Club, Late Great Classics, and Southeast Chevy Parts, joins us to break down how he went from a school teacher to running an international club, which led him to running a classic parts business with clients from around the world. Check out his unmatched experience and knowledge on classic cars and parts.