Steve Buchanan Florida
Steve Buchanan Florida's career, though now retired from full-time involvement in auto mechanics and performance diagnostics, is defined by his enduring love for working on and operating various mechanical vehicles. His hands-on, solution-oriented approach has been a hallmark of his professional and personal life.
Steve's expertise in the automotive field was showcased in his role as the producer and host of the renowned radio show "Mr. Mechanic." This program, a staple in Omaha and the longest-running local show on News Radio 1110 KFAB-AM featured him answering listener inquiries about cars, maintenance, and repairs. The show, which commenced in 1988 and aired on Saturday mornings, enjoyed his leadership for over 25 years, during which he seldom found a question challenging. He was occasionally joined by two guest hosts from his Service Centers and the car expert Dr. Mark Grabow.
Beyond the airwaves, Buchanan is recognized as a successful entrepreneur, having built a thriving business encompassing fuel services, auto mechanics, and a convenience store. His exceptional skill set includes being an accomplished auto mechanic and diagnostician, as well as a competent pilot and boat captain.
In his leisure time, he continues to indulge in engine diagnostics and repairs, a testament to his lifelong passion for mechanics. His interests also extend to piloting speed boats and flying airplanes, finding joy in the exhilarating experience of high-speed travel. Additionally, he relishes his beachside living, combining his mechanical hobbies with a love for the ocean.
Born in Sioux City, Iowa, Steve has spent a considerable part of his life in the Midwest, particularly in Omaha. Post-retirement, he has chosen the sunny locales of South Florida as his residence, where he enjoys quality moments with family and friends.
Throughout his life, Steve Buchanan has actively participated in community organizations, especially those focusing on healthcare. While residing in Omaha, he dedicated his efforts to the local Children's Hospital, known for providing a range of health services in Greater Omaha. He also extended his support to the Omaha branch of the Nebraska Humane Society, which is committed to animal protection through education and sanctuary. In Florida, he continues his philanthropic activities by supporting the Mayo Clinic, a respected health system based in Rochester, Minnesota, with over a century of service to patients worldwide, including a campus in Jacksonville, Florida
Steve's expertise in the automotive field was showcased in his role as the producer and host of the renowned radio show "Mr. Mechanic." This program, a staple in Omaha and the longest-running local show on News Radio 1110 KFAB-AM featured him answering listener inquiries about cars, maintenance, and repairs. The show, which commenced in 1988 and aired on Saturday mornings, enjoyed his leadership for over 25 years, during which he seldom found a question challenging. He was occasionally joined by two guest hosts from his Service Centers and the car expert Dr. Mark Grabow.
Beyond the airwaves, Buchanan is recognized as a successful entrepreneur, having built a thriving business encompassing fuel services, auto mechanics, and a convenience store. His exceptional skill set includes being an accomplished auto mechanic and diagnostician, as well as a competent pilot and boat captain.
In his leisure time, he continues to indulge in engine diagnostics and repairs, a testament to his lifelong passion for mechanics. His interests also extend to piloting speed boats and flying airplanes, finding joy in the exhilarating experience of high-speed travel. Additionally, he relishes his beachside living, combining his mechanical hobbies with a love for the ocean.
Born in Sioux City, Iowa, Steve has spent a considerable part of his life in the Midwest, particularly in Omaha. Post-retirement, he has chosen the sunny locales of South Florida as his residence, where he enjoys quality moments with family and friends.
Throughout his life, Steve Buchanan has actively participated in community organizations, especially those focusing on healthcare. While residing in Omaha, he dedicated his efforts to the local Children's Hospital, known for providing a range of health services in Greater Omaha. He also extended his support to the Omaha branch of the Nebraska Humane Society, which is committed to animal protection through education and sanctuary. In Florida, he continues his philanthropic activities by supporting the Mayo Clinic, a respected health system based in Rochester, Minnesota, with over a century of service to patients worldwide, including a campus in Jacksonville, Florida
