Ray Evernham has at least one thing in common with millions of other Americans -- he loves the rich, diverse history of U.S. automobiles. In "AmeriCarna," the NASCAR championship-winning crew chief and team owner searches barns, garages, junkyards and basements across the country, all in the pursuit of historic racing cars, classic cars, folklore and automotive artifacts. Along the way, Evernham hears plenty of stories from other enthusiasts who share the impact that iconic cars have had on their lives, among them director Ron Howard, surfing icon Laird Hamilton, Beach Boys legend Mike Love, country music star Brad Paisley, and drag racing king Don "the Snake" Prudhomme.

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Racetracks built of boards spring up across the United States in the early 1900s; Ray and X Games veteran Travis Pastrana recall the era of the motordromes.
Ray finds a t-bucket with a record-breaking past, and wants to rebuild the roadster so it can match or improve on the record.
Ray looks at a unique car hand-built for a New Jersey family; Ray discovers Mario Andretti's 1965 Indy car in pieces.
An automobile manufacturer creates a line of fiberglass sports cars to mirror the vehicles that American soldiers saw in Europe during World War II.