Jeff Bloch's guest appearances

Jeff Bloch

Cars Yeah

Garage Heroes In Training

John Kolesa

Rahal Letterman

Eric Rood

Ross Bentley

Nick Pon

Rob Krider

Randy Pobst

Paul Schmucker

Loni Unser

Craig Watkins

Brian Bohlander

Christina Lam

Samir Abid

Peter Krause

Todd Deeken

OwlTail

Jeff Bloch aka “Speedy Cop” was our guest for this week’s podcast.  We discussed Jeff and his team’s history within racing and building some of the most memorable cars to race on a track of any type.  Jeff and the Gang of Outlaws have been racing for more than a decade and have won 9 IOE’s and almost every other award in the 24 Hours of Lemons racing series, as well as success in most other series including Lucky Dog and AER.  While most known for the design of the cars, some are also quite fast and we can remember fondly getting passed many times at our last NJMP race by an Aquarium car.  His knowledge and detailed memory of each car is really astonishing.  One day we would hope we could get to 10% of his team’s level.   Speedy Cop and The Gang of Outlaws episode highlights include:     How many of these cars come to be and eventually get built and raced Racing and Car History How did you choose your cars like the:   Upside Down Camaro Griswold Family Truckster Station Wagon Jurassic Park SUV Spirit of Lemons Cessna Race Plane Lancia Scorpion V16 Lincoln Continental Accordion car SpeedyCopter Reliant Regal Rally Car Speedy Weenies Hot Dog Stand Pop-Up Camper Trippy Tippy Hippy Van AMC Pacer Fishbowl/Aquarium Light Bright car   Bill has a design suggestion, which should likely be ignored for something even better How his team has changed over the years and how each member has continued to important even after they may have reduced their activity within the team and how Jaime, the amazing the team CFO is How to Rent and then Build a Lemons car for a weekend, from scratch and some of the other craziest things experienced since joining Lemon’s How does it feel to be a memorial award and still be alive? Structural options for adding features to cars Any Cars that got away? Dream car for road?  For a race to start from? What car would you love to switch with that you have raced against? Thoughts on how you have done so far and tips for relatively new teams, mechanics, and/or drivers Our Traditional Good, Bad, and the Ugly  The best way to keep up with Jeff and the team is: Instagram at:  SpeedyCop Facebook:  OfficialSpeedyCop YouTube channel:  SpeedyCopVideos Website:  www.speedycop.com   Best regards,   Bill, Vicki, and Alan Hosts of the Garage Heroes In Training podcast and team members in the GHiT Immature Endurance Racing Team

Jeff Bloch aka “Speedy Cop” was our guest for this week’s podcast.  We discussed Jeff and his team’s history within racing and building some of the most memorable cars to race on a track of any type.  Jeff and the Gang of Outlaws have been racing for more than a decade and have won 9 IOE’s and almost every other award in the 24 Hours of Lemons racing series, as well as success in most other series including Lucky Dog and AER.  While most known for the design of the cars, some are also quite fast and we can remember fondly getting passed many times at our last NJMP race by an Aquarium car.  His knowledge and detailed memory of each car is really astonishing.  One day we would hope we could get to 10% of his team’s level. Speedy Cop and The Gang of Outlaws episode highlights include:  <ol> <li>How many of these cars come to be and eventually get built and raced</li> <li>Racing and Car History</li> <li>How did you choose your cars like the:  <ol> <li>Upside Down Camaro</li> <li>Griswold Family Truckster Station Wagon</li> <li>Jurassic Park SUV</li> <li>Spirit of Lemons Cessna Race Plane</li> <li>Lancia Scorpion</li> <li>V16 Lincoln Continental</li> <li>Accordion car</li> <li>SpeedyCopter</li> <li>Reliant Regal Rally Car</li> <li>Speedy Weenies Hot Dog Stand</li> <li>Pop-Up Camper</li> <li>Trippy Tippy Hippy Van</li> <li>AMC Pacer Fishbowl/Aquarium</li> <li>Light Bright car</li> </ol> </li> <li>Bill has a design suggestion, which should likely be ignored for something even better</li> <li>How his team has changed over the years and how each member has continued to important even after they may have reduced their activity within the team and how Jaime, the amazing the team CFO is</li> <li>How to Rent and then Build a Lemons car for a weekend, from scratch and some of the other craziest things experienced since joining Lemon’s</li> <li>How does it feel to be a memorial award and still be alive?</li> <li>Structural options for adding features to cars</li> <li>Any Cars that got away?</li> <li>Dream car for road?  For a race to start from?</li> <li>What car would you love to switch with that you have raced against?</li> <li>Thoughts on how you have done so far and tips for relatively new teams, mechanics, and/or drivers</li> <li>Our Traditional Good, Bad, and the Ugly</li> </ol> The best way to keep up with Jeff and the team is: Instagram at:  SpeedyCop Facebook:  OfficialSpeedyCop YouTube channel:  SpeedyCopVideos Website:  <a href="http://www.speedycop.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.speedycop.com</a> Best regards, Bill, Vicki, and Alan Hosts of the Garage Heroes In Training podcast and team members in the GHiT Immature Endurance Racing Team

GHIT Podcast Episode 0091: Speedy Cop Jeff Bloch is our Special Guest Driver (Part 1)

Jeff Bloch, better known as Speedycop, has been a police officer for nearly 22 years. He's also a fun-loving car enthusiast and an adrenaline junky with a very creative and competitive spirit. Put those things together, and you get his own unique brand of automotive mayhem! As a police sergeant in DC, he rides a horse downtown, at the White House, and on the National Mall. As the captain of Speedycop &amp; The Gang of Outlaws, he designs and builds the most unusual race cars in the 24 Hours of Lemons series. With more than two dozen Lemons builds already, he and his team keep raising the bar for creativity!

Jeff Bloch, better known as Speedycop, has been a police officer for nearly 22 years. He's also a fun-loving car enthusiast and an adrenaline junky with a very creative and competitive spirit. Put those things together, and you get his own unique brand of automotive mayhem! As a police sergeant in DC, he rides a horse downtown, at the White House, and on the National Mall. As the captain of Speedycop &amp; The Gang of Outlaws, he designs and builds the most unusual race cars in the 24 Hours of Lemons series. With more than two dozen Lemons builds already, he and his team keep raising the bar for creativity!

883: Jeff Bloch, better known as Speedycop, races in the 24 Hours of Lemons series.