Yesterday was my day off, and by “day off” I of course mean, “day in which I work my ass off sans remuneration”. No doubt this’ll strike a chord with those of you who also have older houses with plenty of, uh, character.
It was a day no thumbs would die by accidental hammer-blow: there was work to be done on the car, and they don’t call me “Spanner” McAleer just because I’m a bit of idiot. Actually, maybe they do – well anyway, to arms! (Read More…)
Posted in Enthusiasm, Maintenance, Nissan
Tagged as Brendan McAleer, Do-It-Yourself, joy of wrenching, Subaru, Tuning, Wrenching
Tagged as Brendan McAleer, Do-It-Yourself, joy of wrenching, Subaru, Tuning, Wrenching
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