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Not something i really wanted to hear :)

So pretty well much just clean it up and make it look ok and it should be fine, yeah ?

Yeah i like using fastway, no need to have to fill out paper work its all on the sticker. Couriers Please are so-so, just have to make a phone call. When we call the CP guy all we get is "Yeah" and then dead silence..... But like coln72 said try with the locals and ask them about interstate. Could also try the railway. We deal with Queensland Rail from time to time. Depending on what we've got QR either picks up or we just our delivery driver to drop the stuff off.

Blackjack you say :) irokin, thats what i'm a little nervous about

I don't think its from rust cause there's a couple of other local spots thats got some dents. From what i've noticed on the car so far is that it looks fairly clean with rust.

After a bit more work on the wire wheel and i have a feeling that it goes through the frame (between the red lines)

Found this while i was doing some cleaning up of the wheel well and checking for rust I don't think its overly structural but.... would it be passable on a roadworthy ??

Yeah Fastway is pretty good. And can be cheap, more so if your a regular user. But they have gone up in price a little with their across state and interstate servicing - something, like, about $13-$14 for about 5kg. I think thats about right, at work we don't really use them for the across state and interstate stuff any more cause of it. http://fastway.com.au For a "Price and Service Calculator"

No, the output splines are different

Yep i'm up for one. Could even have photos of cars in the build

Bullshit that it doesn't fit Use to always run one on my old twinky. The only reason for using the z386 over the ryco spec'd z158 is cause its half the size to make it easier to fit up for ham-fisted people

The Niva's are a pretty tough little 4wd. One guy i was working with got hold of one for the costly price of a six pack and a battery. Drove it up the beach (Noosa's North Shore). Flogged the arse out of it trying to kill it. He finely did when he drove into the surf Had it towed out waited a while and drove it home.....

I'm not really sure, the easiest way to find out is to sit the old head gasket on the block after you've bored the block out. Or even ask the one that did the work. If you need an over-sized gasket you should be able to get one ordered through a auto shop, like Autobarn.

That ones better then watching the Smart Car Yeah i liked that Brought back interesting memories Edit - found the Lada that i want to test http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=WYLQ7_YI0yM&...feature=related :(

No its not ok http://planetsoarer.com/offset/studs.htm

When he had the '25 Which was a few years back

If you don't know what the track looks like http://www.sbs.com.au/topgearaustralia/

I'd be hitting that one up then

"Midas" Just says it all Mi das well go else where Found that one out years ago when i after a set of extractors for my old t18 and got told their not made for a 4 cylinder, v8's only..... Midas - mi das well go else where....

Axial AX10 scorpion :wink: Going to mod it or what ??

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Did a wheel rotation on the lancer today. Someone posted on a mitsubishi forum that the CH lancer has a 114.5mm stud pattern. So i trial fitted a wheel on the front of my '55 Just need some spacers and she'll be sweet

Yeah you could say that The reject hole on the mower gets clogged up when there's too much grass

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Nope its not. Its a 12 month old push mower with problems Grass problems - it has a problem with ejecting the stuff..... When i had my seca i made my own