My Classic Car Season 13 Episode 17 Best of France and Italy, Audio Gear (Custom Autosound)
- TV-NR
- April 29, 2009
- 13 min
The thirteenth season of My Classic Car features a wide array of classic cars from different countries and eras, with each episode centered on a specific theme or location. In episode 17, titled "Best of France and Italy, Audio Gear (Custom Autosound)," host Dennis Gage takes viewers on a journey through the best classic cars from two of Europe's most iconic nations.
The episode starts with Gage taking a close look at a rare 1968 Lamborghini Miura S, one of the most beautiful and coveted classic cars ever made. Built in Italy between 1966 and 1973, the Miura was the first supercar to combine sleek, aerodynamic design with raw power and speed, and it remains a symbol of Italian automotive excellence to this day.
Gage then travels to France, where he meets up with a group of classic car enthusiasts who are taking part in a rally through the scenic countryside. Along the way, Gage gets to see some stunning examples of French automotive design, including a rare 1938 Peugeot 402 Cabriolet and a sleek 1955 Citroen DS19.
Back in the US, Gage visits the headquarters of Custom Autosound, a company that specializes in creating high-quality audio systems for classic cars. He meets with the company's founder, who walks him through their process of designing and building custom sound systems that seamlessly integrate with the look and feel of vintage cars.
To showcase the capabilities of Custom Autosound's audio equipment, Gage then takes a ride in a classic 1967 Ford Mustang convertibles equipped with one of their premier audio systems. He is impressed by the clarity and power of the system, which allows him to crank up classic tunes and enjoy high-quality sound as he drives down the open road.
Throughout the episode, Gage provides historical context and insights into each car and company he encounters, highlighting the unique qualities and features that make classic cars from France and Italy so special. The episode is a testament to the enduring appeal of classic cars and the passion of the enthusiasts who keep them on the road and in pristine condition.