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Hope everything is ok when he wakes up. Like i said last night - you where we live, your more then welcome to drop in any time, day or night.

Must have been some damn good suction if lube was needed to loosen things up.

:P

Looks like we won't be able to make it this time round :(

AMBER (purplerose), i've figured out what i want for my fathers day :) http://www.falconf7.com/images/photos/23_full.jpg Edit - better put photo of car so i don't jizz all over my hands

Edge of your seat racing. Knew Ambrose was going to win but still couldn't help crying out "GO AMBROSE !!"

Sound deading is one of the things for the cover. I don't remember the other reasons for it.

And make your own damn coffee :P :lol:

I'll see what i can do with extra photos. Thinking of using the box for the switch gear to cover the hole. Not sure at the moment with the passenger door, but hopefully i'll be able to do the same thing but the box is smaller. I'm not doing the back doors, i want to keep them manual so that when we park it up for the night we won't have to play around with the ignition to power-up the winders. And the other project i'm working on is for the back of the wagon. It'll sit up between the rear speakers.

I got my old wheel back from Luke. Cheers mate your a legend. The next project i'm working on, a mount for the gauges But now i'm hit with the choice of either paint just the pod thing black or do the whole trim black or see if i can hunt up a can of green spray paint (i think its m-int green)

Anyways on with a few pictures. Found the location for the power window But the track sticks out to far for the plastic trim around the door release to fit properly. So i had to cut into the door frame a little. I think it could have gone down a touch more. Done. Well kind of, i want to take the door off so i can drill in some better holes for the wiring

Sorry Slo but the 7k is long gone.

Cheers bud Have been slowly doing some work on it.

You know where the cups, coffee, sugar, milk are And you know how to kick start the single shot water burner. Do it ya self ya lazy bum :doublebird: :)

A good DIY wheel alignment method using two lengths of fishing line and two lengths of alloy tubing DIY ITR Wheel Alignment Simple_Strings But being one of "those" forums, you might have to sign up to see the pictures. Have a google for "Simple Strings" or "SmartStrings" And to complete the Do It Yourself alignment Hands free Camber Gauge From the instructables.com

Its a garden ornament. If it had wheels but no motor, it'd be called a cart with an ox pulling it. Old school language says its a shell with motor and running gear. If it had no motor, no transmission, no interior, no running gear, no bolt-on / weld-on panels. Its just a plain ol' shell. Unless it was a model A etc then it'd be a restorers wet dream. :)

And yet some people turn around and whinge that the money is wasted on a space program when it could be better spent feeding some hungry dude overseas somewhere. Think its frigging awesome landing a car on mars.

About time Mr Rolla_Pimp on starting a thread.

Cool :cool: Love the shape of this model charade And i still have fond (or is that unfond) memories of getting my arse creamed by a turbo version many dark moons ago.

Opps, my bad. Its VL not VK. But then again the K-frame from the VB though to the VS is pretty close to being the same. Its how an old mate got a v6 from a VT into his vk by using a vs k-frame.

Nar, bugger that. Pull out the K-frame from a VK commodore, swap it over for the skyline one and then drop in an LS1 twin turbo

Knowledge comes with age. And this is a man that likes to show his age :P

Urm, they also circuit race. And thats where it becomes interesting - the body is built for left turns.

:yes: I'm the same with a no sticker rule. But the RC logo is a must have bit like the rego label :P Even the Lancer has one. Would have been good to go but we had babysitting duties for a friends grand-daughter.