About this episode
Celebrating their 100th episode, Bobby and Aaron reflect on their journey in the right-hand drive car community. They share personal stories, discuss memorable past episodes, and highlight their favorite guests. The duo dives into their automotive backgrounds, revealing how they got into cars and what drives their passion today. They also reminisce about their favorite episodes and the unique experiences that shaped their podcasting journey. Listeners get a deeper understanding of who Bobby and Aaron are, making this milestone episode a heartfelt celebration of their shared love for cars.
IT'S OUR 100TH EPISODE!
In this episode we discuss who we actually are, some of our favorite moments from the past 99 episodes, and some Q&A. Listen and learn!
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Nissan R35 Gtrs
"... had multiple other cars,right-hand drive Honda's R35 GTRs. Quite a few other cars."
Ford Mustang
"..., you're right. I have had, I did have a Fox body Mustang. And hey, they're cool, whatever in their own sen..."
Chevrolet Camaro
"...r, you know, anything like that towards Mustangs. Camaro is probably a little bit, but like, is what it is..."
Nissan R34
"...ut in a perfect world, I would definitely like an R34 GTT sedan. That would be cool. Something to keep ..."
Cadillac DTS
"...s. Probably do, probably try to find a set of RA3 DTs, which are like a GTR specificadvenant three spok..."
Ford Excursion
"... there. That's an A86, but it's like the size and excursion. Yeah, A86 XL, dude, that's sick. Cool. Yeah, yea..."
Toyota Ae86
"...u got for me? So what's your take on the team who AE86? I'm sure everyone's seen this by now. Like what'..."
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