A spontaneous and unrehearsed interview.

Welcome to the 87th episode of Curiosityness.

Got a little voice crack in there again.

And this is the show where we talk about interesting things

and learn about interesting stuff being done.

And that's why we're talking to Pete Williamson today.

And Pete is with a company called Electric GT.

And Electric GT is making it possible for you to convert your old classic cars,

like an old Camero or Mustang or anything you want, really, to an electric version.

That's right.

Just drop in an electric motor,

just like you would do a normal engine swap. Swap, you're going to drop in an electric version of that.

So it's super cool. This isn't sponsored by them. I just found Electric GT and was super stoked on what they were doing and excited to hear about it. So Pete's going to share all of what they're doing.

We're going to talk about

how the conversion works, how you drop it in, how it fits with your transmission, how you sort of

have a manual electric vehicle, which is pretty crazy and awesome. The conversion process, the

timeline, the batteries, where the batteries go, how the charging works, where the charging port goes, the power, the range, favor builds, future stuff. It's crazy. So let's get to the episode. Here is Pete from Electric GT. All right. We're rolling. What's up, Pete?

What's going on, Travis? Thanks for coming on, man. Stoke to talk to you.

No problem. So, I mean, I guess let's just dive into it. What's going on? What are you guys doing at

Electric GT over there? Well, at Electric GT, our big focus is, I guess you would just say we're trying to make classic cars

drivable.

So our big objective is repowering these things instead of, you know, somebody buying a Tesla, why not just take that old Mustang

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