Revving Up: Classic Car Electric Conversions with Moment Motors CEO
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On this episode of MotorTrend Channel, we delve into the electrifying world of classic car conversions with the one and only Mark Davis, the mastermind behind Moment Motors. Mark takes us on a journey through the evolution of electric vehicle technology, from humble beginnings with forklift parts to the game-changing Tesla components that have revolutionized the industry. He sheds light on the challenges of fitting Tesla's powerful Drive Unit into smaller classic cars, highlighting the need for modular battery packs for a seamless conversion process.
As Mark shares his passion for preserving classic cars through electric conversions, he emphasizes the superior driving experience and environmental benefits of going electric. From iconic models like the Pagoda SS to the Porsche 911, Moment Motors specializes in breathing new life into beloved classics, making them not only more powerful but also more reliable and enjoyable to drive. Mark's attention to detail and commitment to quality shine through as he discusses the unique engineering setups of certain classic cars that make them ideal candidates for electric transformations.
Throughout the interview, Mark's enthusiasm for electric conversions is palpable, as he recounts the success stories of past projects, including the innovative conversion of a 280ZX. He reflects on the early days of electric vehicle modifications and the surge in popularity following the availability of Tesla parts, which opened up new possibilities for classic car enthusiasts. Mark's insights into the intricacies of matching electric components to different car models underscore the artistry and technical skill required to seamlessly integrate modern technology into vintage vehicles. In the world of classic car conversions, Mark Davis and Moment Motors are leading the charge towards a more sustainable and exhilarating automotive future.
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