Showing posts with label TV. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TV. Show all posts

10 February 2010

Thank you sponsors

I have three new sponsors that have joined the Gasolene team. In no particular order they are:

1. Penrite Oil - their quality oils outperform cheaper products.

2. DW Customs - A feature I shot for them about a mercury build will soon air. It will highlight the importance of good engineering and the methods employed in their shop to build legitimate customs.

3. Dukes Bodyworks - a state of the art collision repair centre that is also committed to quality repairs for their clients with minimum disruption to the owners schedule. They specialize in insurance smash repairs.

I would like to give a big thank you to all our sponsors who have demonstrated their support of a TV show that has grown over the past few years. Their support has sent a buzz through the Gasolene team and we look forward to filming another great season!

29 June 2009

Car shows and Swap Meets

I have been to several great car shows and swap meets around Australia over the past few weeks. It is funny thing wearing the Gasolene T-Shirt when you get asked by your viewers where did I get it. I must get around to printing some for sale or give away to my loyal supporters. What do you think?

These shows are a great place to meet new people and see some of the great things that are happening in the world of metal working and shaping. I will be traveling around for the remainder of the year so keep your eyes out and give me some feedback on the show.

Perhaps one of your ideas could be included in a segment of my show!

20 October 2008

New Zeeland


Kia Ora folks, I notice that Gasolene is now screening in New Zeeland.

You can check it out on Stratos, Sundays at 9.30pm, TTV Auckland and Wellington Fridays at 8.30 pm.

What do the viewers think? We are producing series 3. It will again host the greatest metal worker in the world, Tom Peach. You can view some of his work here on my blog and this website.

We are planning for series 4. I would love to cross the Tasman with the team. I bet there are some great auto stories we could film and share. :-)