A tribute to Tom & Ray Magliozzi, 2018 inductee into the Automotive Hall of Fame. Originally shown at the annual Induction and Awards Ceremony. July 19, 2018 MGM Grand Detroit
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@somenygaard Жыл бұрын
The only show on NPR ever worth listening to, EVER!
@alexQw335 жыл бұрын
What a nice thing to do, to recognize properly Tom and Ray’s work on NPR and their contribution to the world of Cars. I love to listen to them, even now that the show is no longer. Thanks for posting this !
@SirRH5 жыл бұрын
good memories!
@francescaamari4 жыл бұрын
They were truly the best. Miss them and the show. Thank you for including them in the Hall of Fame.
@kenr95453 жыл бұрын
I still listen to the CT podcasts often as I’m on the road as a trucker. I can hear the same things repeatedly and still die laughing. They are truly a treasure.
@zoeg79852 жыл бұрын
They are true humanitarians with a passion for people and used their love of cars to speak with people of all ilks showing the common thread of mankind and I’m so glad there are podcasts and KZfaq to keep their legacy going
@mortyj87013 жыл бұрын
I miss them on NPR
@jtmtb49364 жыл бұрын
They were the voices behind rusty and dusty in cars 3.....I love car talk
@Whit_Siever3 жыл бұрын
They were also in Cars 1 in 2006. It was a wink to all the dads watching in the theater. They got it down to their safe travels phrase was their radio show sign off catch phrase "Don't drive like my brother" Tom died in 2014. In Cars 3 (2017) what few lines Tom's car had were recycled/sampled from Cars 1 recordings and outtakes and banter between takes. (With limited audio source material, writers had to factor in what lines could be worked with with voice actors talking to canned audio)
@r.a.88613 жыл бұрын
Thank you🙏 1.10.2021
@terriecotham1567 Жыл бұрын
To me they are and always will be a natural treasure. Who else in the word can sove all the worlds trouble from love to cars. They always had the right answer and how do you pick a good auto tech by the size of his boat. After years of listing to them one morning I was honor as ray started the show with a story and it was from when I was a very new Tech, working in a shop were the Grease on the floor had much more Exp than I did and its hard to believe It made the list of stores ray would pick and I was honor, They never knew me, and I never called them and to this day I still love them like family. The short of the story was The customer had his car in the shop for the 2 or 3 time The customer was not going off like a craze customer as his car trouble was real The auto techs had gone oner every inch of the car and could find any trouble Ever one was standing around and trying to understand what the trouble was, Nothing made sense and this was a shop full of real guys who knew cars from A to Z. I spoke up and ask the customer a question like a new lawyer who just pass the bar and you could have heard a pin drop as ever ideal they had did not make sense and was quickly dismissed Did you just put new tires on the car The customer said Yes Then I ask the customer another question and he said yes Did you buy the tires from the shop just down the street The shop was as quite as church Then I said? they leave their tires out in the rain It all came together, and everyone knew what the trouble was and why If you wish to know more as Paul Harve would say you will have to listen to car talk and hopeful find the story as Ray had a Gift of words and a master storyteller and I don't think he ever let anyone down Thanks for posting