Ep 3. Larry Shinoda, Clutches, Indiana SAAC Convention

Larry Shinoda was a legendary automotive designer who played an integral role in the development of some of the most iconic vehicles in history. In this episode of My Classic Car, host Dennis Gage gets an inside look at the life and career of the man behind the Chevy Corvette and other classic American cars.

Gage also takes a look at the importance of clutches in classic cars, exploring the different types of clutches and what makes them so important to the driving experience. With help from some expert mechanics, viewers will learn everything they need to know about this crucial component of classic cars.

Finally, the show heads to Indiana for the SAAC (Shelby American Automobile Club) Convention. This annual event brings together Shelby enthusiasts from all over the country for a weekend of car shows, races, and other activities. Gage talks to some of the attendees to get a sense of why they love these iconic American muscle cars so much and what makes them such a special part of automotive history.

Throughout the episode, viewers will get to see some of the most beautiful classic cars ever made, as well as learn about the people who designed and built them. With insightful commentary from Gage and his guests, My Classic Car season 1 episode 3 is a must-watch for anyone who loves classic cars and the stories behind them.