My Classic Car Season 13 Episode 12 Lane Motor Museum, Classic & Custom Wheels (Year One)

In season 13 episode 12 of My Classic Car, host Dennis Gage visits the Lane Motor Museum in Nashville, Tennessee to check out their impressive collection of over 500 cars. The museum is home to a unique array of cars from around the world, including micro cars, military vehicles, and motorcycles. Gage meets with the museum's founder, Jeff Lane, who shares his passion for collecting and preserving these rare and unusual vehicles.

Next, Gage heads to Classic & Custom Wheels in Henniker, New Hampshire to check out their restoration shop and see some of the beautiful cars they have worked on. The shop specializes in restoration and customization of classic cars from the 1920s to the 1970s. Gage meets with the shop's owner, Mark Boudreau, who shows him some of their latest projects, including a stunning 1934 Ford three-window coupe and a 1969 Plymouth GTX.

Finally, Gage visits Year One, a company that produces high-quality restoration parts for muscle cars and classic cars. Located in Braselton, Georgia, Year One has become a leader in the restoration parts industry, providing car enthusiasts with the parts they need to restore their dream cars to their original condition. Gage meets with Year One's owner, Kevin King, and takes a tour of their impressive facility, where he sees everything from vintage muscle cars to the latest parts and accessories.

Throughout the episode, Gage highlights the passion and dedication of those who love classic cars and the importance of preserving these iconic vehicles for future generations. Whether it's through collecting, restoring, or creating new parts, the love for classic cars continues to thrive, and My Classic Car is there to celebrate it all.