Now I think about it, Dan of Destroy or Die couldn’t have built a more suitable car to represent his company’s name. His PS13 has lived a long and somewhat difficult life but, since Dan’s rebuild and recent addition of an SR20, this Silvia is experiencing a new lease of […]
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Once again, I’ve falllen behind with blog updates. I wish I could keep on top of these posts and publish them as soon as events and meets have taken place but, due to the sheer number of entries needing to be posted recently, along with the amount of time it takes […]
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I’ve featured Keeve’s extremely cool S13 on here in the past but here are some photos I took of it last week at STL 2 at Driftland. Visually at least, the car remains very similar, but the relatively recent SR20 swap has brought some extra enjoyment from his faithful 200SX.
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Footage of Alex Law in his Low Origin S14a trying his hand at Rockingham’s Meihan-style track layout on Sunday. Keep an eye out for my report and more videos from this event.
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I don’t even really need to give this meet an introduction, simply take a look at the video below to see what it was all about! I’ll post some photos from this particular evening shortly.
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It’s always cool to put a face to a car and, having driven past Matt and his super clean PS13 a few times, it was nice to have more than just fleeting glance at it a couple of weeks back.
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UK drifting O.G and Nissan wiring mastermind Norfy came up to visit on Friday to try and fix the electrical gremlins that have plagued my Y32 Cedric since 2015. As he lives in Kent (over 200 miles away) it was a tall order to ask him to come up and […]
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The other day I drove down to Dan/Jan‘s place to pick up a few bits for my Laurel. As it was a weekend and he wasn’t drifting, there was only one other place he’d be: under/above/around some form of old Nissan. At the time, he was aligning his girlfriend Jaime‘s […]
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It’s been years since I’ve popped in to Top Gear Stockport/TGS Tuning & Fabrication (six years in fact, judging by this blog post I wrote back in 2011), which is a shame considering how local they are and the quality of work that they put out.
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