Off Roading and Winter Camping in my M109A3 

Just my impressions, my $0.02, take it for what it's worth. He hosted a live-stream a while back where people pelted him with questions. It was epic and we learned a bunch about our host. Steve is a mechanical engineer with his own engineering firm where they refurbish aircraft parts (among other things). That alone explained quite a bit about his work ethic and resources. Aside from that, my impression from watching these videos is that Steve is extremely smart, has a great memory, and is frugal, when he's not working, he's blowing cash on cars, not some other hobby, he's either working, wheeling or fixing cars. He would rather fix a car than sit and watch someone else work, he plays his private life close to his vest, and is humble. Further, I assume he must be really good at negotiating when buying cars and he must put a lot of work into finding the interesting cars he likes at the right prices, and he's been at this for a long time. I figure he's been collecting cars for 20ish years or so, and if you spent a few grand for some car twice a year, and had the space, skills and wills to repair and refurbish them, you would amass a large collection of awesomeness too. Also remember, the barn sprites, he found 6 in one shot, so add all that together and you wind up with a warehouse full of cool vehicles.

Same here. I'm barely human with the cold in central Florida right now.

I saw it and knew I wanted to put it into the video.

Great to know, thanks

No problem.

Also, great camping rig.

Quite agree, skinny tyres are great in snow - if you can drive.😁

Screen was cracked when I bought it, vehicles with windscreens that are near vertical do not last long here with all the stuff they put on the road in the winter.

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Snow chains would make it unstoppable, I do not have a set but maybe I should consider it for next time!

@@ThisWeekWithCars They aren't expensive so if you intend to keep using LRovers offroad it would be worth getting a set for that wheel size. I believe they can also help in mud - for the rest of the year's offroad antics.

Hear hear, old chap. The Discovery is a quiet English gentleman.

I think you are just hearing the trucks that already past and thinking it is the ones coming at you, the video and audio were not separated.

I was!

The Jeep was not the Bronco

@@ThisWeekWithCars was pretty sure the jeep was, and a couple of times the Bronco sounded like it was.