Hardware Podcasts

Episode 321: SO THAT’S WHY THEY CALL IT A WINDSHIELD!

Making It · 3 Sept 2021 · 1h 03m

What this episode covers

Jimmy Diresta, Bob Clagett, and David Picciuto discuss their personal experiences with hurricanes, with Bob recounting the devastation of Hurricane Sandy in upstate New York and Jimmy sharing his evacuation history in Savannah. The conversation shifts to current projects: Bob is building a custom bar-cart trailer for Bullet Bourbon while preparing for a road trip, and David is acquiring a 1967 Chevy Impala from his uncle to restore. Jimmy details the progress on his Volkswagen Karmann Ghia restoration, specifically separating the body from the chassis and discussing the challenges of DIY painting and bodywork.

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makers and hobbyists

Topics

Mentioned

Companies
Red Cross, Bullet Bourbon, Volkswagen, Blackthorn Resort, Shop Bot, Harbor Freight
Products
Oregon Trailer, Karmann Ghia, Chevy Impala, Cadillac
Also
Hurricane Ida, Hurricane Sandy, Hurricane Irene, Maker Camp, Vice Grip Garage, TEDx, Ironwood Rhino, New Mind

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