Recent content by DaveDreads

This is fascinating, I now understand why the Beaver features so heavily in old movies like National Lampoons Vacation.

Been watching a bit of Alex Brundle's channel, some decent content on there.

I'm loving the historical facts to go with the pictures, if you do other road trips I'd love to see some old 50's Americana like derelict diners and old service stations in forgotten towns the interstate bypassed, I find the faded glory days of 50's car culture fascinating.

Have you tried getting it in the back of the pickup? You could take it to the track without a trailer.

It'll either be a Whiteline or PMS arb, I know Whiteline sell all the bits separate, not sure about PMS. (Pure Motor Sport) Also shocks can be bought from RPD. https://renaultpartsdirect.co.uk/?make=1813&model=1820&category=1877&post_type=product&action=vpf-search

You running a rear arb? They're the only things that have drop links on a 182.

I watch long form vids like that instead of TV.

I'd honestly forgotten they existed until I saw it, not to everyone's taste but rare as f*ck.

I'm well into that channel, bloke seems genuinely sound.

This was so loud it made the building vibrate

Barn find Ferrari covered in dust Sat on its own air jacks

Working at Race Retro today, piss boring job that's taking all day, left me loads of time to take photos. When was the last time you saw a Rouse 304r?

Target is CS invitational at the start of July, I need it on the road for a couple of months incase any issues arise or it's electrical gremlins come back.

Little update, been sourcing parts for a couple of weeks so popped over the garage to do a few bits. New tailgate struts as it kept cracking everyone in the head when open. I've had the same air filter for 15 years, even though it's been washed re-oiled many times it's probably time for a...