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Dennis Gage

Dennis Gage is the producer and host of the wildly popular television show My Classic Car. For twenty years he’s traveled around the globe sharing automobiles, collections, car shows, and more with enthusiasts. His show has been on TNN, SPEED and can now be seen on the Velocity and MAVTV networks and is enjoyed in over 90 million households. Dennis is also the Executive Producer of the motorcycle television programs, Trippin’ on Two Wheels and Corbin’s Ride On and the reality series, Texas Hardtails and the independent film, Novem.

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SUCCESS QUOTE

“Imagination is more important than knowledge.” – Albert Einstein

LIFE CHALLENGE

Dennis shares a very personal story of the day his house burned down three days before Christmas and on that same day his mother passed away. As he says, not one of his better day. Listen to the important reason the events of that day taught him about life.

AH-HA MOMENT

After taking some time off from college Dennis discovered a secret. He learned how to learn and went back to get a degree and then a PHD in Chemistry.

FIRST SPECIAL CAR

An 1969 Jaguar XKE

BEST AUTOMOTIVE ADVICE

You can always buy but you can’t always sell.

AUTOMOTIVE RESOURCE

National Parts Depot – www.npdlink.com

FAVORITE BOOK  

Leading With My Chin – Jay Leno

PARTING ADVICE 

Always buy the best restored car you can afford and let somebody else take the fifty cent on the dollar hit. And use it and have fun.

HOW TO FIND DENNIS

My Classic Car – www.myclassiccar.com

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4 comments
    • Hi Steve – I don’t know how many classics Dennis has but I can tell you, Dennis Gage is a die-hard car guy through and through. The great thing about the car hobby is that you don’t have to have a lot of fancy cars to be engaged. In fact you don’t need any. Just by participating in car club events you can be a part of this wonderful culture no matter how big, or small, your wallet may be.

  1. Mark I don’t quite know whether to disagree or strongly disagree. If you own a late 40’s to early 60’s American car Dennis might talk to you for hours. However, I have attended 2 cars shows with “Dennis Gage” there and watched him walk right past cars that don’t fit his idea of what is cool. Okay, that is his choice but most people are really proud of their car and for the “featured personality” to just shine them on is kind of insulting or pick a lesser sounding word if you like. Dennis talked to me about my car but the guy next to me just watched him walk by. Just because his car was from “across the pond” as the this guy said later he felt like he didn’t deserve the cold shoulder. Again, Dennis is the TV star and his likes/dislikes are his choice and I respect that but felt really sorry for the guy next to me.

    • Hello Bob –

      We all have our favorites that we gravitate towards and I suspect Dennis is no different. I’ve been blamed for not getting to all the cars at a show because I spend so much time talking with the owners and hearing their stories.

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