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Kris and Jake talk through the latest garage project updates and debate what makes a great shop. Floor finishes, lighting choices, storage ideas, and steel beams for crane trolleys are all on the table. ChatGPT throws some wild curveballs about Jake’s bio, and the guys break down why form matters just as much as function.
We apologize for the error with the original upload on Monday. We had internal uploading issues that have since been resolved. Thank you for bearing with us. We hope you enjoy this week’s episode.
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Kris and Jake talk through the latest garage project updates and debate what makes a great shop. Floor finishes, lighting choices, storage ideas, and steel beams for crane trolleys are all on the table. Chatgpt throws some wild curveballs about Jake’s bio, and the guys break down why form matters just as much as function.
Thanks to the Drivers Club for supporting this episode. Want to get involved? Join us:
https://www.overcrestproductions.com/...
Kris and Jake take a wild dive into the sketchy, radioactive, and downright absurd world of vintage mail-order products. From radium-infused tonics and opium-laced pink pills to dehydrated water, atomic car gadgets, and even explosives, the episode explores just how unhinged the catalog era really was. Along the way, they unpack scammy car mods, historic disasters, and the legendary Turboencabulator.
Steve Pelletier from Donuts and Drip joins to talk about routing philosophy, and what planning a rally means to him. Kris recounts his journey in the ill fated Miata.
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Jake and Jeff crack open the wild world of motorsport liveries the paint schemes that turned cars into legends. From national racing colors to Marlboro’s day-glo dominance and the psychedelia of the hippie Porsche, they explore how design became identity. They break down why the JPS Lotus still slaps, how a pink pig trolled its own sponsor drought, and why BMW let Warhol finger-paint a Le Mans car. Plus, there’s deep dives into offbeat icons like Camel Trophy trucks, Apple’s one-off 935, and even the monster truck that started it all Grave Digger. This one’s for the nerds who pause races to screenshot decals.
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In this episode, Kris, Jake, and Jeff recap a packed week of Overcrest adventures in California. From selling Jake’s 944 Turbo at Air|Water, chasing heavy equipment across the desert, and launching the Overcrest Foundation, to ghost towns, Eagle Mountain, Garage 79, and rally FOMO, it is the full story of one of the busiest springs Overcrest has ever had.
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In this episode of Overcrest, Chris and Jake explore how cars went from driver-focused machines to tech-heavy tools of control. From automatic seatbelts and keypads to airbags and speed limiters, they unpack the quirky, frustrating, and sometimes dangerous path that brought us here.
Join us as we dive into the features, policies, and people that quietly reshaped what it means to drive—and why we should care.
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In this episode of Overcrest, Kris and Jake take you on a nostalgic journey through the quirky features and accessories that gave vintage cars their unique charm. From bench seats and fuzzy dice to hood ornaments and vent windows, discover how these elements contributed to the allure of old-school automobiles.
Join us as we explore the elements that made driving an experience and not just a means of transportation.
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In this episode of the Overcrest Podcast, Kris and Jake dive into one of the most fascinating and little-understood chapters in American history: Fort Knox, the gold standard, and the day owning gold became a crime.
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In this episode, Jake leads a thought-provoking deep dive into the power of deception, past, present, and future. From historical strategies and psychological warfare to modern misinformation and AI, Kris and Jake explore how illusion and manipulation have shaped human history and continue to impact society today. Blending storytelling, philosophy, and raw Overcrest energy, this episode examines what happens when truth becomes hard to find—and why building real community matters more than ever.
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