Collecting Addicts Episode 24: Never Made Cars, Marmite Cars & Motorway Gesticulation

The Collecting Cars Podcast with Chris Harris

Jonny Bunyan

Leisure, Comedy, Motoring, Classiccars, Chrisharris, Collectingcars, Cars, Automotive

4.8 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 30 June 2023

⏱️ 88 minutes

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Summary

Cars that manufacturers never put into production, Marmite cars: Land Rover, on road courtesy and non-verbal communication, hitchhiking stories, a two car garage for £45,000, driving tunes & more nerdy chat on this week's episode of the Collecting Addicts Podcast!

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0:00.0	I wonder how many other people have spent time wondering why Portia didn't make it my
0:04.3	night's feet.
0:05.3	Well, I think most of the people that listen to this podcast are not listening to the
0:09.8	question.
0:10.8	Hello and welcome to episode 24 of the Collecting Addicts podcast, nearly half a year of us
0:19.9	wasting our time so you can waste your time.
0:23.5	Okay.
0:24.5	Topics this week.
0:27.0	The car you most wish a manufacturer had made, but they never did like that.
0:33.2	I'm going to go straight to Chris Cooper because he's on holiday and he's drunk a bottle
0:37.7	of lady petrol.
0:38.7	So hopefully he's going to dribble at us now.
0:41.3	Yeah.
0:42.3	There's a lot to get through.
0:44.6	There's a lot to get through.
0:46.7	So how many cars is it out in name?
0:49.5	Oh God.
0:50.5	Don't worry about him.
0:51.5	Just we'll stop him when we want to.
0:52.5	There's a naughty somewhere.
0:53.5	Can someone hear a noise?
0:55.3	I'm doing two.
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