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What are ya on about Si?? His car is a KE55?!?!? :lol:

Spotted a Yellow KE35/55s in Loganlea/Marsden then a Green KE36 in Crestmead. Don't think they are members, but we should recruit.

I showed how I made it all in this thread... http://www.rollaclub.com/board/index.php?s...st&p=227005

Well I've gotten in the mood to fix my boot release after modifying the one in my hardtop. This is what I've been using for a while now. Its a KE70 boot release. I got this boot release from an AE92 hatch. Now this is after I cut the fuel door release off. Now here's how Lolla's came out.. SWISH!!! Looks Factory.

Looks good mate. Looking forward to seeing the progress.

Went to the wreckers this afternoon and found that they have a Toyota Carina. Looks swish. Its a four door hardtop sedan. And SL2 today. Looks beasty.

Well that explains it. I just remembered that my blue hardtop had it. Sadly all thats left is a small section inside the doors.

Watching Tele and having to watch an add filmed overseas while having an aussie voice placed over the german one. for example and Volkswagon add and Oust.

Its the 23rd of Feb.

I'm out, i've got work :'( Have fun anyways.

Keep old paper notes. They are worth more now a days. I have bought a few myself off ebay. As for checking notes. Make a habbit of turning the notes around so the windows all face the same direction. Thats what I do. (That and Armaguard charges us if the notes aren't facing the same direction)

The clear window should have the number on it. Like $50 will have 50 imprinted on both sides

You'd hate your shirt to be riding up on a hot summers day. OWCH

Looking good budy. I want your seats for my wagon :y:

There is a T-18 at Kelly's and at Parkridge Wrecking.

So... its my day off and IT'S RAINING!!! I'm not going to let that stand in my way today. So I went to the wreckers anyway to get the boot release cable and popper. Since KE70's and the Corona's of that age are pretty rare, I had to look into the AE82/AE92. Turns out that the cable is the same as the KE70 ones but the popper is differant. Its actually better as it mounts to the side instead of above like the KE70 one. On a different not the AE92 sedan I was digging though was in an accident. It had lots of broken beer bottles and bundy cans. Thinking that the driver was drink driving and crashed, it made my decision easier when I pulled the drivers seat out and found a wallet under it. Might I add that the owner didn't have their P's. Was the best $30 i've ever made. Any pics of the cable before installation. Removal of the sill plate. Removal of the front two seat bolts and peeling back the front carpet. Drilled a hole for the popper bracket. Fitted the bracket in. Removed the back seat to thread the cable through. (Stupidly I first go I threaded it though the seat belt) Seat back in and carpet in place. Hole cut in the carpet for the popper. I could have angle grinded the fuel popper off but I'll leave that for another day. Finally, the end shot with it all back together!! Now that's My KE55/KE70-AE71/AE82-AE92 boot release.

lOl

We've gotten a few $50's at my work. The first didn't even have the southern cross on it and the second did, but it was terrible. It was drawn on with whiteout.

So were they the ones leaving skidmarks on your underwear Trev??

|blink| Dude, your the first to break the trend. You should have used a red arrow!! ;)

I used Google Earth.

Went out to White Water World the other day. This is Whitney, one of my employees. The photo is actually of her sunglasses. I call them Fly Eyes. Very amusing. That afternoon I drove for a few kays while the entire sky was full of birds flying away. It was like a nuke had gone off and all the birds were flying away (While I drive towards it |blink| )

Hmm. Just tried Where is. Seems I'm not home and I don't have any cars?? Where is my Hardtops?? I should have two?? I think this is around September/October 2006.

Well I started this the other day but couldn't finish as I thought that I lost all of dads drill bits. Turns out he changed the container that he keeps them in without letting me know. |blink| So I was making a boot release for Skanky-Loue. I did the same for Lolla, this is just more detailed. Its a KE70 boot release. So here is one of my KE55 boot latches. The KE55 latch next to the KE70 one. I masked it up so I could mark the holes, plus it'll be easier to drill on it without the bit slipping. Marking the holes by lining them up over each other, making sure that the latch section lining up over each other, then marking the holes through the holes. Finding a drill bit that fits. Drilled the new holes. KE70 latch inside my car. Lastly, the boot closed. I had to realign the catching plate to make it latch. Now I thought I had a release handle and cable but seems I don't. I might pick one up tomorrow if I'm not busy ripping the Skanky 4K out.

And Toy Yoda (My KE50) Before I owned it.