This World War 2 jeep together is pure nostalgia but Martin is determined to resurrect her; MOD gets taken for a ride on Lloyd military personnel carrier and checks out rare metal, including a Mazda rotary.
Martin & MOD almost fall out over this British classic; MOD gets the best part of the deal with a visit to one of the most extraordinary private never-filmed-before collections of cars and trucks in the southern hemisphere.
The boys find a classic hunk of motoring Americana rusting away by the side of the road; MOD visits a local mechanic with an amazing collection, including full-noise sprint cars and a 1960s Toyota Publica.
Buried under tarpaulins is a long-expired British classic; MOD visits local man Phil for parts at a backroads property with plenty of motoring secrets to be revealed…
MOD and Martin tackle a wonderful piece of 50s French chic and MOD discovers - and gets to drive an ultra-rare ex-army utility vehicle called the Katipo.
The boys discover a vintage long-dead bulldozer and MOD visits a large never-filmed-before private collection of tractors, trucks and military vehicles.
Documenting the changing face of tank warfare over the past 100 years, this fascinating documentary is not to be missed by those with an interest in military history and weapon development.
The ability to move swiftly and strategically across the battlefield has been a deciding factor in warfare since the dawn on man. Through the ages the methods by which we move have evolved, from horses to Humvees to some of the most versatile vehicles ever built. This episode showcases that journey by highlighting some of the most influential movers ever to take to the battlefield including some of the most infamous tanks of the Second World War and more.
