This weekend on PowerNation we check out a one of a kind auto shop. Owner Mark Lambert works on what he considers to be some of the best cars to come out of Detroit: the 1920s and 1930s American cars. And all from an old Nashville firehouse that was turned into his shop!
He feels they are the most roadworthy and durable cars on the road like those from Packard, Pierce Arrow, and even Rolls Royce. Mark is a one-man band, but yet a lot of cars come through the old firehouse doors. Mark is also a Concours level judge at events like the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, or what Mark calls the Super Bowl of car shows. He’ll give you some of the secrets to what judges really look for at that level. To top it off, Mark and Gannon also take a ride in one of Lambert Auto’s Packards.
It’s an amazing amount of cool content, plus we have four brand new episodes of hardcore how-to you can use from our shops so be sure to tune in Sunday morning at 9am ET on Paramount Network.
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Mark is one of the best judges I have ever worked with. A kind and caring person who has a wealth of knowledge.
I’ve helped Mark out on and off for several years, and it was the most rewarding place I’ve ever worked in my life. He has such a wealth of automotive knowledge that was apparent even in his reserved demeanor (I knew he went to Pebble Beach, for example, but had no idea he was a judge there.) I got to get hands-on with automobile history over there. It’s on every surface in there and all over the walls, and of course on four wheels in the shop bays. But then I moved away, sadly…
ohh.. 1st!
Love this. another Nashville car icon!