This episode of the Off Road Podcast is Sponsored by WARN, Medical Gear Outfitters, and Colby Valve.



 



Tonight, Aaron kills some chickens, Coy gets ready to leave, Jeremy has a birthday party to attend, & Ben makes a grand appearance



 



Welcome to the off-road podcast. A podcast about everything off-road. We cover the news, review products, and interview people in the off road industry.  Your hosts tonight are Aaron and Coy, my name is Ben, and our guest Quinn Welcome to the show.



 



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Aaron - Butchered 115 chickens.  Put in all the screws for the panels I installed last week.  Moved the Titan into the RV port on the shop so that the front end can be pulled apart.



Ben - 



Quinn - 

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Kilow EV



French made

18-inch wheels

0-24mph in 4 secs

Depending on how it’s configured, the car offers up to 87 miles of range, but load weight is capped at just 330 pounds

non-license version is limited to a top speed of 28 mph. The version that requires a license can reach 50 mph

Kilow starts at  $9,855





Fox News - Mini Moke Makes a Return



The Moke was originally designed as a lightweight shippable vehicle for military use, but became popular as an affordable utility vehicle in rural areas and as a beach cruiser.

U.S. sales of the original ended in 1982. Production was discontinued in 1993, but has been rebooted in the U.K. by the newly-formed Moke International with an updated take using electric power.

The Moke Californian will be exported to the U.S. under the terms of the recently-established low-volume motor vehicle manufacturers regulations, which allow companies to sell up to 325 officially-licensed replicas of vehicles that are at least 25 years old annually without having to meet current safety standards.

The 44 horsepower Moke Californian is technically highway legal, but still intended to be more of a runabout with a top speed of 50 mph and a range of 80 miles per charge.

Pricing for the U.S. has not been announced, but a launch edition sold overseas starts at around $40,000, which is about what one of the original gas-powered models in good condition is worth today.







 



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