Two Guys Garage Podcast

Terry Fair of Vorshlag Motorsports returns to the podcast with an update on the evolution of his 700+ HP Mustang "Trigger". About the latest goings-on in his relentless pursuit of speed, Terry reveals the innovations and humble pie moments behind his record-setting builds. “I’ve always shared the good, the bad, and the ugly,” he tells the guys, “because I want people to learn from my mistakes" attempting to move the needle forward for enthusiasts everywhere.

This week, the guys are talking OBS truck trends, Chinese flying cars, and why manual steering on a '57 Chevy is a workout no one asked for. Trevor Cornwell, President of Ididit, jumps on to share his journey from blowing up head gaskets on a twin-turbo Ford Fairmont before the era of self-tuning YouTube tutorials, to running the industry standard in custom, high-tech, American-made steering columns.

For those who’ve experienced title-related nightmares, this is the episode for you, as the guys dive deep into one of the most dreaded realms of vehicle ownership. Greg LaPoint of GBI Titles helps unpack how to expertly navigate vehicle records, bonded titles, and VIN inspections to get your build road-ready and legally sound. "A car is worth 20% of its value without a title,” reveals Greg. “So, it's worth five times more with a title than without!" – a vital truth he underscores with insider tips for every collector and builder seeking full value and peace of mind.

Kevin and Willie welcome back legendary automotive paint expert Kevin Tetz to demystify DIY refinishing and map out a foolproof linear progression for DIY paint work. From mastering gun technique on cardboard boxes to a sneak peek at his LS-powered '74 Camaro driver build, Tetz breaks down how to make the paint happy, trim out the internet noise, and get professional results on a garage budget.

“These hybrids are really shaping up to be the wave of the future,” observes Willie at the outset of this week’s podcast, with Kevin noting that Hypercraft “kinda has its tentacles in a lot of different spaces,” from marine to defense and racing. “When you have the best of both worlds,” adds Hypercraft founder Jake Hawksworth, “you don’t have to compromise anymore; it’s going to be the age of hybrid.” The proof is in the company’s Sierra, the signature single seat, electric, RWD, 300 hp, 0-60 in 2.4 seconds track car. “If you ever dreamed about being able to actually jump in a life size RC car and drive it,” Jake tells the guys, “this is exactly what this is.”