Welcome to In The Shop with Atomic Autoworks Garage, where we celebrate the builders, collectors, enthusiasts, entrepreneurs, and communities that keep automotive culture thriving.

In this episode, Eddie Barrett welcomes Miguel, founder of The Rad Stallion Car Club, to discuss the growing popularity of 1980s and 1990s automotive culture, iconic imports, retro styling, and one of New England's most unique automotive communities.

From legendary Japanese imports and European classics to vintage motorcycles, retro fashion, toys, music, and pop culture, the Rad Stallion community celebrates an era that continues to inspire a new generation of enthusiasts.

In this episode we discuss:

• The Rad Stallion Car Club
• 1980s and 1990s automotive culture
• JDM legends including Toyota Supra, Corolla, Nissan Maxima, and more
• European classics and vintage imports
• The Rad Stallion Car Show at Priam Vineyards
• The growing popularity of 80s and 90s motorcycles
• Initial D and its influence on car culture
• Car clubs and building automotive communities
• Automotive nostalgia, collectibles, and pop culture
• The future of enthusiast events and grassroots car culture

Whether you're passionate about Japanese imports, European classics, retro vehicles, custom motorcycles, or simply enjoy the stories behind automotive communities, this episode celebrates an unforgettable era of car culture that continues to influence enthusiasts around the world.

About Atomic Autoworks Garage

Atomic Autoworks Garage is dedicated to preserving the skilled trades while celebrating every aspect of automotive culture through restoration, fabrication, custom interiors, paint and body repair, detailing, reconditioning, and conversations with the people who continue to shape the industry.

Our mission is simple:

Teach. Build. Restore. Inspire.

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