Ray finds a Gurney Eagle in a garage in New Jersey. He wants to put the coveted machine back on the track at Indy to honor Dan. After intense restoration and scouring the globe for a Gurney-Westlake engine, the Eagle soars again.

Ray finds an old t-bucket with record-breaking past at Bonneville. His goal is to put the roadster back together and to match or better the record. As Ray finds out at the Joint Command Base in Lakehurst New Jersey, to make time you need time.

Blues legend Joe Bonammassa is looking for a special gift for his parents. And with his love of cars and guitars there is no better place to look than to Ray and Mr. H. From Mopar muscle to new music from Joe, this episode has a lot of Drive.

Blues legend Joe Bonamassa is looking for a special gift for his parents. And with his love of cars and guitars there is no better place to look than to Ray and Mr. H. From Mopar muscle to new music from Joe, this episode has a lot of Drive.

In 1964, the US sent a star-studded race team to England to educate them on drag racing. Part of that team was Bob Keith and his Dos Palmas car. Lost for over 40 years, Ray gives it a rebirth at the National Hot Rod Reunion.

From Indy to Nashville; Ray and the Borchetta Brothers of Big Machine Records and Racing find they have a lot in common. This celebrity-filled episode features musicians Tim McGraw, Cassadee Pope and Indy racer Josef Newgarden.

On the New Jersey Shore, an iconic vintage race, The Race of Gentleman, occurs on the beach in Wildwood: period cars, period dress, pure authenticity. Ray puts a car in the race and includes a very special driver.

A massive sinkhole opened underneath the National Corvette Museum in Kentucky. Eight amazing cars were swallowed up; including the 1,000,000th Corvette. GM gave Americana exclusive access to the 1,000,000th Corvette restoration.