Top Gear Plays Their Small Ukes, Roadie For the Who, Test Vans

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We admit that when it comes to van culture, we're slightly more enamored of it than Hammond, Clarkson and May. But then again, one of us worked for an ex-H sker D roadie, two of the larger circle of Los Jalops were in bands that did some form of touring, and one was just too lazy to buy a van and figured out how to stuff a half-stack into the trunk of a '70 Buick. But being Yanks (although one of us lived in Europe, one vacations there yearly and another has spent a large amount of time in the British Isles over the years), we're largely ignorant of European vanning options.

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It turns out the Top Gear presenters are, too, so they decided to lug a miniscule fraction of the Who's equipment a few miles and failed to capture the true essence of vanning. Maybe it's because they never sold the A-100 or the E-350 on the Continent.

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