Welcome to this episode where we delve into the past and take a nostalgic journey back to the 1980's, exploring the world of driving during that era. Join us as we reminisce about the challenges and quirks of driving vehicles from this time period, and how reliability was not always a given. In those days, driving a car meant encountering a myriad of electrical problems. We discuss the frequent issues with plugs and condensers, which often led to frustrating breakdowns. It was not uncommon to find yourself stranded on the side of the highway, waiting for assistance. Yet, amidst these challenges, there was a certain charm to the era. Every little town had its own towing service, repair shops, and stocked spare parts. It was a time when local mechanics were part of the community and were always ready to assist with anything from repairing tyres and windscreens to fixing the vehicles themselves. Driving in those days certainly came with its challenges and required a sense of adventure. You never knew when your vehicle might leave you stranded, so local repair shops were a welcome sight. While today's vehicles provide a sense of security with their advanced technology and reliability, there is something charming about the temperamental nature of those older cars and the community support system that emerged to help drivers in need. This nostalgic look at driving in the 70's and 80's highlights how far we've come in terms of vehicle dependability, while allowing us to appreciate the patience and problem-solving skills required of drivers during that era. Sit back, relax, and get ready to embark on a nostalgic journey through the world of driving in the 1980's.