Brendan shares the story of how he bought a 2006 Pontiac GTO while in college and had to regretfully sell it after a time. On a whim, he thought to track down the GTO and see where it ended up. You'll be amazed to learn how Brendan reconnected with his old car, and it may not be how you expect!
Ian also shares his own tale of "the one that got away", taking listeners through his time spent with a derelict 1960 Morris Minor convertible. While it never ran, Ian still looks back on it fondly as his true first car.
Plus, why is Ian talking about Pringles so much? Tune in to find out.
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