Mustang Restorations's guest appearances

Mustang Restorations

The MuscleCar Place

Ford Mustang The First Generation, The Early Years Podcast

Jack Roush

John Clor

Lee Iacocca

Jason Swenk

James Thompson

Bob Mueller

Jim Chatas

Jason Engel

Chris Ingrassia

David Stewart

Jo Daddy

Mike Rey

Tom Scarpello

Lindsey Curcio

Chris Hince

OwlTail

Christopher Ingrassia, Mustang Restorations Inc.http://www.mustangrestoration.net/ The Doc's other visits to the show:Episode 3:https://ford-mustang-the-first-generation-the-early-years-podcast.simplecast.com/episodes/chris-ingrassiaEpisode 7https://ford-mustang-the-first-generation-the-early-years-podcast.simplecast.com/episodes/whats-up-docEpisode 21https://ford-mustang-the-first-generation-the-early-years-podcast.simplecast.com/episodes/the-doc-is-back-chris-ingrassia-talks-bitchin-rides Have an idea for the show or think you'd make a great guest, send an email to the host:doug@turnkeypodcast.comGet our episodes in your inbox follow the link in the show notes: www.TheMustangPodcast.comIf you are a buyer looking for a dream car or a seller that has a classic pony for sale head over to www.TheMustangPodcast.com/marketplace and share your dream, we will match buyers and sellers.Thanks for listening, keep it safe, keep in rollin’ and keep it on the road! Until next time. 

Christopher Ingrassia, Mustang Restorations Inc.<a href="http://www.mustangrestoration.net/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.mustangrestoration.net/</a> The Doc's other visits to the show:Episode 3:<a href="https://ford-mustang-the-first-generation-the-early-years-podcast.simplecast.com/episodes/chris-ingrassia" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://ford-mustang-the-first-generation-the-early-years-podcast.simplecast.com/episodes/chris-ingrassia</a>Episode 7<a href="https://ford-mustang-the-first-generation-the-early-years-podcast.simplecast.com/episodes/whats-up-doc" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://ford-mustang-the-first-generation-the-early-years-podcast.simplecast.com/episodes/whats-up-doc</a>Episode 21<a href="https://ford-mustang-the-first-generation-the-early-years-podcast.simplecast.com/episodes/the-doc-is-back-chris-ingrassia-talks-bitchin-rides" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://ford-mustang-the-first-generation-the-early-years-podcast.simplecast.com/episodes/the-doc-is-back-chris-ingrassia-talks-bitchin-rides</a> Have an idea for the show or think you'd make a great guest, send an email to the host:<a href="mailto:doug@turnkeypodcast.com">doug@turnkeypodcast.com</a>Get our episodes in your inbox follow the link in the show notes: <a href="http://www.themustangpodcast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.TheMustangPodcast.com</a>If you are a buyer looking for a dream car or a seller that has a classic pony for sale head over to <a href="http://www.themustangpodcast.com/marketplace" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.TheMustangPodcast.com/marketplace</a> and share your dream, we will match buyers and sellers.Thanks for listening, keep it safe, keep in rollin’ and keep it on the road! Until next time.

The Doc is Back - Chris Ingrassia from Mustang Restorations Inc.

Chris, “The Doc” Ingrassia is back again to answer all of your questions relating to your classic Mustang.  His knowledge of the business is second to none. At any given point he will have 20-30 Mustangs in his shop. He is the president of Mustang Restorations Inc and his family has been in the restoration business since 1980 although his love affair with Mustangs goes back well beyond that. Chris runs the show at Mustang Restoration and is here today to talk shop. Questions answered today by “The Doc” and Doug include:  Does color changing a classic car really effect its value? I've lost my keys to the car. What can I do? I see you perform quite a few body style changes to Mustangs making hardtop Coupes into Convertibles &amp; Fastbacks. Is this really worth it? I love the way my classic Mustangs looks. Its timeless in style.. But it brakes &amp; steers like an amusement park ride. What can I do to make the car more user friendly without hurting its originality? These old classic's were produced at a time when gasoline had lead in it .. Should I be worried about pouring an additive into my gas tank? New cars today have so much in the way of occupant protection in the way of Air bags &amp; Crumple zones &amp; seat restraints. Should I worry much about the overall safety of my classic Mustang or the other non Mustang classics I have in my garage? How to go about decoding the VIN to get as much info from it about your car as possible. As well if there is a way to get a complete build sheet if the one in the car has been lost over time.  Christopher Ingrassia Mustang Restorations Inc. - Direct connect: 847-428-9889 http://www.mustangrestoration.net/ Have an idea for the show or think you'd make a great guest, send an email to the host: doug@turnkeypodcast.com Visit us at www.TheMustangPodcast.com for more details and show notes Until next time, Keep it safe, keep it shiny and on the road. Get rolling.

Chris, “The Doc” Ingrassia is back again to answer all of your questions relating to your classic Mustang. His knowledge of the business is second to none. At any given point he will have 20-30 Mustangs in his shop. He is the president of Mustang Restorations Inc and his family has been in the restoration business since 1980 although his love affair with Mustangs goes back well beyond that. Chris runs the show at Mustang Restoration and is here today to talk shop. Questions answered today by “The Doc” and Doug include: <ul> <li>Does color changing a classic car really effect its value?</li> <li>I've lost my keys to the car. What can I do?</li> <li>I see you perform quite a few body style changes to Mustangs making hardtop Coupes into Convertibles &amp; Fastbacks. Is this really worth it?</li> <li>I love the way my classic Mustangs looks. Its timeless in style.. But it brakes &amp; steers like an amusement park ride. What can I do to make the car more user friendly without hurting its originality?</li> <li>These old classic's were produced at a time when gasoline had lead in it .. Should I be worried about pouring an additive into my gas tank?</li> <li>New cars today have so much in the way of occupant protection in the way of Air bags &amp; Crumple zones &amp; seat restraints. Should I worry much about the overall safety of my classic Mustang or the other non Mustang classics I have in my garage?</li> <li>How to go about decoding the VIN to get as much info from it about your car as possible. As well if there is a way to get a complete build sheet if the one in the car has been lost over time.</li> </ul> Christopher Ingrassia Mustang Restorations Inc. - Direct connect: 847-428-9889 <a href="http://www.mustangrestoration.net/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.mustangrestoration.net/</a> Have an idea for the show or think you'd make a great guest, send an email to the host: doug@turnkeypodcast.com Visit us at <a href="http://www.TheMustangPodcast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.TheMustangPodcast.com</a> for more details and show notes Until next time, Keep it safe, keep it shiny and on the road. Get rolling.

What’s Up Doc? Chris Ingrassia from Mustang Restorations answers your questions

Here's what questions Chris Ingrassia, President of Mustang Restorations, Inc. answers on today's episode:  Tell me a little about your business? When did you open the doors and where you always a Mustang shop? Why did you get into the Mustang restoration business? Are you a business guy turned Mustang lover or Mustang lover turned business guy? What is something Mustang lovers have in common? When someone wants to restore a Mustang, what are some typical questions they ask? What’s it like to work with your sons? Do they love the business? When someone is looking to restore, what should they be thinking about? I've seen cars brought out of junk yards as rust buckets -- and rebuilt. Is that typical? What do you say to the owner that is looking to have a daily driver and just wants a reliable classic mustang, but looking to fix her up? What's your favorite 1st gen mustang 64-66? Do you prefer dealing with a novice, someone schooled or an expert in Mustang and mechanical lingo when hired to restore their Mustang? Provide advice for the novice Mustang enthusiast looking to get into a car. Provide advice for the Mustang experts in our community.  Mustang Restorations Inc website: www.mustangrestoration.net Phone: 847-428-9889 Email: 	mustangqna@sbcglobal.net Questions, comments or advice about the show. Send an email to doug@turnkeypodcast.com

Here's what questions Chris Ingrassia, President of Mustang Restorations, Inc. answers on today's episode: <ul> <li>Tell me a little about your business?</li> <li>When did you open the doors and where you always a Mustang shop?</li> <li>Why did you get into the Mustang restoration business?</li> <li>Are you a business guy turned Mustang lover or Mustang lover turned business guy?</li> <li>What is something Mustang lovers have in common?</li> <li>When someone wants to restore a Mustang, what are some typical questions they ask?</li> <li>What’s it like to work with your sons? Do they love the business?</li> <li>When someone is looking to restore, what should they be thinking about?</li> <li>I've seen cars brought out of junk yards as rust buckets -- and rebuilt. Is that typical?</li> <li>What do you say to the owner that is looking to have a daily driver and just wants a reliable classic mustang, but looking to fix her up?</li> <li>What's your favorite 1st gen mustang 64-66?</li> <li>Do you prefer dealing with a novice, someone schooled or an expert in Mustang and mechanical lingo when hired to restore their Mustang?</li> <li>Provide advice for the novice Mustang enthusiast looking to get into a car.</li> <li>Provide advice for the Mustang experts in our community.</li> </ul> Mustang Restorations Inc website: <a href="http://www.mustangrestoration.net" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.mustangrestoration.net</a> Phone: 847-428-9889 Email: 	mustangqna@sbcglobal.net Questions, comments or advice about the show. Send an email to doug@turnkeypodcast.com