United We Drive

In the Bay Area and Houston, a love of classic cars leads to some unlikely friendships; a bond between an 80-year-old truck driver from Alabama and a young executive; a '79 Camaro that built a lifelong relationship between a former NFL linebacker and a cop; and a love of classics cars that grew into a "family affair."

Classic cars move people in unexpected ways: in Nashville, a couple of neighbors who didn't speak, until a car spoke for them; in San Francisco, a convertible Chevelle bonded a clothing tycoon and an electrician to fight Asian hate.

Whether it's family, friends or community, the love of classic cars bring people together like they never could have imagined: a vo-tech school created in honor of a fallen car club member, a stolen truck that brought an entire community together, a family rooted in generations of working with their hands to bring cars back to life or a lifelong friendship formed around a warehouse of classic cars; these stories show that a true passion for cars can unite anyone.

Classic cars can change lives and create memories that will last a lifetime. Fathers creating an unbreakable bond with their sons by handing down a love of classics, unlikely friendships leading to life lessons, diving into the longest car show in the southeast or just becoming one with your car to clear your head on a therapy ride.