On this week’s episode, Chris (who doesn’t listen to the show) is filling in for Ike while he and the Pangolin crew continue their Cooma adventures down under.  Long time friend of the Beres family, Chris has joined Steve for many if not most of his hair brained adventures, and has had a long history with many of the cars in the collection.

Today, Chris has a graph and a chart, and we’re ranking Steve’s Rovers, past & present, and grading them on a scale.  With categories like BEST, PRETTY OKAY, AMAZING (BUT MIGHT NEVER LEAVE THE WORKSHOP), DAILY DRIVERIEST, AND OFF-ROADIEST.  They break down fifteen different vehicles Steve has or currently owns, and ranks them accordingly, with some fun stories of misadventure over the years.  It’s like picking your favorite child…


Highlights:
5:00: Introducing the chart and categories
7:40: 1970s British Military 109” Pickup 
9:50: Range Rover Classic
12:00: 1993 Camel Trophy Discovery
18:20: Stage One x 2
20:20: 2003 G4 Edition Freelander (the #undisputedkingoflandrovers)
22:40: 1951 Series One 80”
25:20: 2021 Land Rover Defender 110 TReK edition
26:50: 1957 Series One Station Wagon
28:00: Late 90s/Early 2000s Discovery I and Discovery II
31:40: 1969 Series 2A “Bugeye”
33:10: 1973 Series 3
35:30: 1967 Series 2A 109 NADA 6 cylinder, lovingly known as Ted (Chris didn’t know why we call it that…)
38:00: 2009 TDCI Defender 110 Puma
41:40: 1994 Defender 90 V8 NAS - The Dream Machine
46:20: More information about Chris and his Mini Cooper and International Harvester Scout (which is certainly not an underpowered vehicle by any means!)
49:20: The Lightning Round 


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