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I'm Paul.

I'm Todd, and this is the car debate.

Haven't done this in a while but we are currently traveling for production for the show.

Yeah, you can probably tell the audio quality is not quite what we're used to because we're not in the studio. We're traveling as Todd said we're doing two TV episodes for season 8

So we're getting work done, but we're on the road and podcasting to you guys. So thanks for joining us.

Really appreciate it.

We've got a really cool topic Tuesday from Nick asking a question about, let's see, broken down sports cars and why they might be better or are they gone forever as part of his question and then after the break

We'll also have Frank writing in about crashing a car and he's so embarrassed crashing a car he loved but that means what does he

replace it with plus you guys are bombarding of lots of great questions that's

coming too. Yep agreed well we've got to just jump in right to our topic

Tuesday this is Nick writing to us and he says I've started my own

British jank challenge. I referred to that. A few podcasts back, a few episodes

back. What happened was is that Nick bought a mid-70s Triumph Spitfire for

very cheap and he's been thrashing it around every back road he can find. And he says by thrashing I mean driving flat out and still

struggling to keep up with a base model Jedda's and Priye. If there was a British car problem,

he probably would have won it in his first two weeks of ownership.

He's had it all.

My favorite, actually.

He said he's worked on just about everything he can think of,

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