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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Junior Johnson, Bill Elliott and others describe the impact of the 1940 Ford in America in the years following World War II.

After locating a Gurney Eagle in a New Jersey garage, Ray scours the globe for a Gurney-Weslake engine to help get the vehicle back on the track at Indy.

Ray restores the No. 777 Plymouth Belvedere driven by legendary singer Marty Robbins, and returns the vehicle to the racetrack.

Drag racers Don Prudhomme and John Force; director Ron Howard; musician Mike Love; Tom Cobb's legendary roadster.