Fourwheeler - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
All-Aluminum Defender Part 1
Ian starts work on a custom all-aluminum Land Rover Defender that sits on top of a Jeep JK chassis. The Cummins R2.8 engine will be the cherry on top.
All-Aluminum Defender Part 2
Work continues on the aluminum Defender. This time, Ian gets more of the drivetrain in place and gets the project sitting on its new wheels and tires.
Short Bed Gladiator
Ian creates his own short bed Jeep Gladiator by transforming a Jeep JK.
Tow-Overlander-Home
Ian modifies a 1998 Chevy T6500 for towing, overlanding and motorhoming.
All-Aluminum Defender Part 3
Ian makes tons of custom parts to finish the All-Aluminum Defender project.
Gambler 500 Build and Rally
Ian gets a cheap Mercedes 300D ready for a local Gambler 500 rally.
Box-Style Bronco
Ian pays homage to the very cool box-style Bronco of the past.
Mini Yota Part 1
Ian turns a factory two-door Toyota Tacoma into the perfect off-road truck.
Mini Yota Part 2
Ian's Tacoma project begins to take on a vintage 4Runner look.
Four Wheeler Adventure (KAT)
Ian takes the All-Aluminum Defender on the Kentucky Adventure Trail.
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