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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Bob Keith and his Dos Palmas dragster visit England in 1964; after the car is lost for over 40 years, Ray discovers the classic vehicle and gives it a proper rebirth at the National Hot Rod Reunion.
Blues musician Joe Bonamassa, who is looking for a special gift for his parents, visits Ray and Mr. H.
Ray restores the car that started it all for him: the 1958 Chevy from the iconic George Lucas film "American Graffiti."
West Coast drivers of the 1940 Ford modified the vehicle for hot rodding and cut the top off.