Engine Noise Podcast
Summary: Engine Noise is a car related podcast for do-it-yourselfers who don't mind getting their hands dirty. We cover any and all automotive topics and have a great time doing it. The show is hosted by long-time friends Jeremy and Matt. One’s a complete car expert. The other’s a long time DIYer just learning about cars. Check back the 1st and 15th of every month for new episodes! Engine Noise is made possible by 1A Auto - Quality Auto Parts.
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- Artist: Jeremy Nutt and Matt: Automotive car & truck expert and the other auto DIY
- Copyright: Jeremy Nutt & Matt Lanteigne 2018 / 705718
Podcasts:
Expert Automotive DIY advice for the backyard mechanic. Jeremy discusses LS engines and why they are the trifecta of the engine swap. The guys answer some listener emails, they give away some free t-shirts and talk about their favorite car movies - Back to the Future, Gone in 60 Seconds, Dumb & Dumber, The Fast & The Furious & Ghostbusters.
Expert Automotive DIY advice for the backyard mechanic. Jeremy discusses project cars - looking for one, buying one and getting under the hood. He has an update on his personal project car – the '72 Le Mans. Matt talks about his 99 Dakota Bondo project and they weigh the pros and cons of buying a used car/truck that sometimes needs maintenance vs. buying a new car/truck & driving it right off the lot. Matt challenges Jeremy to some car trivia.
Expert Automotive DIY advice for the backyard mechanic. Jeremy shares his top 5 used car/truck buying and selling tips and he tests Matt on one of his favorite movie scenes starring female automotive expert Mona Lisa Vito, played by the lovely Marisa Tomei. Get under the hood and DIY.
Expert Automotive DIY advice for the backyard mechanic. Jeremy talks about his favorite engine, the Wankel and why it's such a cool engine to own. Matt thinks the name is weird, but loves his Dorito analogy. Jeremy explains his love/hate relationship with his project car - a 72' Pontiac Le Mans and Matt challenges Jeremy's automotive experience with a game called "What's that Noise."
