to return the favor of me being on the Anderson Overland podcast Joey Anderson comes onto the classic Land Cruisers podcast to talk about his first 80 series for his daughter that quickly escalated into him catching the cruiser bug. Fortunately that happened because the first one cracked a block. Now with his second 80 almost complete he is enjoying every moment in it

This week after a short introduction and a postponed interview. I interview the "Woody" the man and the muscle behind ih8mud. we talk about the surprising success the Land Cruiser Forum has had in the short 20 years that it has ben running. Also how people in the cruiser community can become anonymous around other cruiser heads

This week I travel across the Atlantic to talk to Ali Loder. He lets me know how he was able to fill the void of not having Land Cruisers native to the U.K. by going to one of the other British territories Australia. And now I have an idea.

Harrison Finks joins me to talk about how his indoctrination into Land Cruisers started really young, to now having a 76 Fj40 and a 97 Fj80. Trading in the stereotypical musician lifestyle for a Land Cruiser addiction. It may be healthier but the jury is still out on if it is cheaper

Mark and Scott Sapers join me to talk about their father/ son build of a 72, 40 series that goes to show it is never too late to have a reason to do a father son build. Proving that you don't have to wait to appreciate the "good old days" they can happen now.

On this week's episode the @colorado_fj60 Drew joins me to describe how he is an old soul that likes to live slowly and how his Fj60 is the perfect vehicle for that.

Dan Busey of the Land Cruiser Heritage Museum Drops knowledge bombs on me from the complete evolution of Land Cruisers. He shares with me his wisdom and the nuances of these old Land Cruisers even down to the date that changes were made. Knowledge that he has gained in his 30+ years as a Land Cruiser parts specialist.