In this episode of the Backseat Driver podcast, we interview Dwight Mitchell from Mitchell and Son Additive Manufacturing, a company that uses 3D printing to reproduce obscure parts for classic cars. We discuss the role of 3D printing in car restoration and some of the most impressive examples of restored cars using this technology. Tune in to learn more about the use of 3D printing in the car restoration process and hear Dwight's thoughts on the subject.

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