7shades

*ahem* That being said... I has a Chaser for da ladieez. Or as the case may be, lady.

I'd say its mutual, but you don't have enough hair for me to pretend you're a girl.

KE70, 4K, mild mods. Pro: Cheap Indestructible Light Easy to fiddle with RWf@$kenD Good balance, good fun. Find all of the above qualities in a newer car, and I'll buy two. Con: Old Rusty Require more frequent maintenance to remain reliable and roadworthy Having to continually justify my choice in project vehicles to poser retards in R33 Skylines... I have the resources to buy their car, their funster boy haircut and their goddamn kidneys... with change left over give their girlfriend a proper night out... I choose not to. Go the rolla.

http://www.rollaclub.com/board/index.php?s...hl=south+africa

I was gunna say Gloria.

Plastic is clear rarther than that nasty green tinted crap I hate hate hate ever so very much

Turn The God Damned TV OFF Just do it.. really... for your own benefit and thew benefit of all humankind. Go read a book, cruise the net, anything... Feed your brain, don't numb it with reality television. It makes you stooopid. /rant

21RC, 18R, 18RG

Stout?

Why are you watching BB....

Check your other thread Mr. Dogg

Sounds like a quote from Gee Dubya Bush

Instant horsepower... just shake n spray :cool:

I don't know if you've seen this site before... but they make FRP panels... and some other very tasty KE70 bits and pieces. http://www.motorfix.jp/

I had a brief giggle at the bi-lingual Permatex :cool:

I'm a Promoter... does that count?

Dude.. you can buy a Hilux or Cruiser from a caryard in Cairns, drive it north, sell it, and pocket a lazy 5 grand for your time. Only Toyotas though... nothing else lasts up there and what few workshops there are only have common Toyota parts on the shelf. Up until recently when the grog bans started, a few enterprising fellas had a good system going. Goes like this. You find some capital, and buy yourself two LN106 Hilux Dual Cab 4x4s. You then fill both tubs with cartons o booze (usually VB or XXXX) Head north.... with backup vehicle Sell booze and Hiluxes at ludicrously inflated prices Take your huge wad of cash, and head south again... smug in the knowledge that you have just recovered a sizable amount of the tax you've been paying for the last umpteen years that has been going straight into these peoples pockets every week On the way back to Cairns, drop in at *undisclosed location* and purchase a sizeable quantity of *undisclosed, but highly desirable contraband flora* for 'personal use only', officer... Sell said flora to local bikies. It was called the milk run... and people have bought houses with cash by doing it a few times over the course of a year.

Hear hear Time to make another donation methinks.

Oh and I dunno if anyone would be interested... but that 95 Tercel is built on the same body as the Paseo... Ergo; CanadianMedic... if it has the 5E-FE Engine, you'll be able to convert it to turbo by using the factory setup from an EP-82 GT Starlet. :rocknroll:

Thats about the going rate actually. Cash or booze. You should see how fast the f@$kers can strip a drowned Cruiser... Moral of the story: NEVER do a cape york trip without at least one other recovery vehicle, and never leave it parked anywhere if something breaks. Even if ALL the wheels were to fall off, chuck the tow vehicle in low range and skull drag it to somewhere you can get it fixed. I love it up there... its one of Australia's last true 'frontier' areas... No mobile phone, no RACQ, no ambulance, no tow truck, no police, no speed limits... no rediculous laws designed to insulate the stupid... Just common sense and a CODAN radio if you get into trouble. Oh and really, REALLY big fish. :rocknroll:

See... he hasn't replied. He's waiting. If we see him again, its already too late... and it would only be brief as we would be seconds from a swift death.

Quads came on the '79-81 USDM TE72s, and the bumpers are USA crash-spec standard. (must be able to withstand an 8mph offset impact with no deformation)

Yes.

Hehehe I know where that is :rocknroll: Its the Wenlock river. Right in the middle of deepest 'darkest' cape york... At most of the deepish river crossings there are usually some friendly native types waiting nearby with a front end loader or similarly heavy yellow earthmoving machine, ready and willing to drag drowned city folks and their Pajeros out once they drown the engine. For a nominal fee, of course. :jamie:

At that price, I may as well get two... maybe in different colours.