In this episode of The Drive In podcast, Steve founder of Old Bones Fabrications  joins as a guest, bringing his adventurous spirit and car expertise to the conversation. The hosts kick off the episode with a rapid-fire round of 20 questions, covering topics like childhood toy cars, first real cars, favorite road trips, and car-related advice. Steve shares memorable stories about his first toy car, a color-changing Matchbox vehicle, and his first real car, a Rover Metro GTA. The discussion delves into the convenience of automatic cars and the importance of transparency in the car industry.

As the episode progresses, Steve reveals his favorite road trip experience along the coast of Cornwall, where he and his wife explored hidden gems and stumbled upon an unexpected liquor warehouse in a small village. The hosts also discuss the significance of certain songs, like Björk's "Jóga," which reminds Steve of his road trip adventures. They touch on the challenges of running a custom car business and the valuable advice received from local garages, emphasizing the need for transparency with customers.

The conversation takes an entertaining turn as Steve shares his thoughts on car shows and his preference for action-packed events like drag racing meets. The hosts discuss their admiration for car-related celebrities, with Steve expressing his fondness for Jay Leno and his extensive car collection. They also discuss the allure of classic American Fords, diverging from the popular choice of Porsches.

The episode concludes with thought-provoking questions about dream car garages, travel destinations, superpowers, regrets, and time travel. Steve reflects on his regret of not traveling more when he was younger and shares his fascination with Japan, its culture, and its music scene. The hosts engage in a lively discussion about the unique experiences and opportunities that traveling can provide.

Tune in to this episode of The Drive In podcast to join Steve and the hosts as they explore various car-related topics, delve into personal experiences, and contemplate the possibilities of time travel.

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