Explaining Darl'mat Components (How It's Restored: Season 1, Episode 2)

If you have additional questions, please feel free to reach David Cooper at [e-mail] or wait for Episode 3 next week!
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[@josephgriffin1065]

So, in driving this automobile, you wouldn’t feel anymore vulnerable than you would on a motorcycle, absolutely love the analog nature of anything pre electronic, no radio, no electronic ignition or fuel control, purely mechanical.

[@EllDub]

The two fillers are so you can breathe the tank while dumping a churn in it for faster filling.

[@mariussolomon5398]

Thats nice paintwork And the blue, special.👌 Want to see restoration. Thanks.

[@CooperTechnica]

6 more videos coming your way!

[@mariussolomon5398]

@@CooperTechnica Thanks👍

[@user-fb7qu8lu7s]

Worm drive steering is inferior to a Rack and Pining steering system.

[@user-qv9oo2co7t]

The video is blank after 14:25, which was supposed to show the actual restoration process-what gives?

[@user-yi3qu9jg8l]

I was wondering also?

[@CooperTechnica]

That must have been an upload error, Episode 3 comes out next week where we start going through the restoration!

[@PilotPiedro]

I just loved this. The attention to detail, finding the history and all intricate information given. The passion clearly shows. My cars are fine memory makers but to be privileged to drive such a car would make me feel the history behind the car and the people involved! Not many views yet, hope you will find your public and there will be more to come!