The Gospel According to Tom Nelson: A Legend in Engine Building
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In this episode of the Hot Rod Pod from Motor Trend Channel, we are introduced to the larger-than-life character that is Tom Nelson, the man behind Nelson Racing Engines. Known for his hilarious personality and impressive engine-building skills, Tom takes us on a wild ride through his career and experiences. From being a self-taught machinist to starting his own business, Tom's journey is nothing short of extraordinary.
What sets Tom apart is his unwavering focus on creating engine packages that are not only powerful but also drivable. He sees his work as a form of art, and it's evident in the innovative creations he has brought to life. From installing a 632 twin-turbo engine in an airboat to pushing the boundaries of social media in the aftermarket industry, Tom has always been at the forefront of innovation.
But it's not all smooth sailing for Tom. He shares stories of both his highest highs and lowest lows, some of which have never been told before. From surviving a harrowing cliff incident in Iceland to dealing with the dangers of street racing, Tom's journey has been filled with adrenaline-pumping moments and unexpected twists.
Despite the spicy language and occasional controversy, this episode is a must-watch for fans of the Hot Rod Pod. Tom's larger-than-life personality and incredible accomplishments make for an entertaining and enlightening discussion. So buckle up and get ready for The Gospel According to Tom Nelson, a true legend in the world of engine building.
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