Never Late podcast
Episode 95: Episode 95: back to Basics
Aug 5, 20261h 29m
Just three blokes and an August 2026 Street Machine Magazine
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Hosted by Unknown Host · leisure · EN-US · 121 episodes
Street machines, Hot Rods, Street Rods, Customs and classics......what ever! The lads chat about all things cars and speak with like minded folk about their own interests. Magazine reviews, roaming on the ground at events will all be part of the journey!
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Just three blokes and an August 2026 Street Machine Magazine
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After a couple of months away from Redactive Audio, this episode sees Moses' return to the studio. With Scott from Scooters Custom Fabrication joining in, this is the perfect opportunity to bring our Neverl8 Crew up to speed around the GnashR repairs and upgrades as we are at the pointy end now. While there are a few shout outs around recent activities it also seemed an appropriate time to go on record over the atrocious circumstance around new part fails and a general lack of accountability in the aftermarket parts arena. You'd better believe there are no punches pulled in Episode 91 when it comes to paying good money for parts that either won't perform as they should or are generally QC failures in the engineering department. Skenny also brings into the converstion how outsourcing production overseas should be treated to bring results which would guarentee effective results to both businesses and also consumers. Things definitely come on heavy before then moving on to our Six Pile Review of April 2026 Street machine Magazine brightening the mood.
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