Know the feeling mate, when I stripped my ksev I couldn't believe the amount of gunk I came across.

Old gear box oil soaked into the carpet, spider webs in the steering column cover.

It feels good once its clean and fresh though. If you have any bad smells sprinkle some bicarb soda through the car, leave for an hour and vacuum up.

Works wonders.

not a bad little weapon there mate well done put some wheels on it and yea maybe lower it a bit and please hold on to this car for a while

4AGE would go nice in that mate, should be fairly easy aswell with a 3A already there.......

 

I say raise it up a few inches and find your own way through the bush. Who needs roads.....

i had one of these a few years back and it was a great car off road... i raced a 4x4 landcruizer through the bush and it had no probs apart from ground clearence (some places the cruizer went i had to go round) but apart from clearence it was a great off roader

Anyone have a nudge bar that will fit. Probably the same as a AE82

Go on, you won't :laff:

I would :rolls:

 

On Topic: Off road capable tires, slightly taller springs, and brush bars. Kgo. :bash: You have a ball of fun waiting to happen.

Edited September 5, 201016 yr by Toy-Yoda

I would :rolls:

 

On Topic: Off road capable tires, slightly taller springs, and brush bars. Kgo. :bash: You have a ball of fun waiting to happen.

 

The only thing that stopped Little Winston was rampover angle and water. Other than that, he'd keep up with the big boys no problem.

 

I had a set of 14" sunnies with BF Goodrich all terrains. They fit, and they tuck on full articulation :laff:

 

 

I'll never forget the time we encountered a bunch of hopeless soccer dads in shiny Pajeros and Prados one of those 'tag along' 4wd tours. They were all queued up at a pissy little creek crossing... Water wasn't very deep but the exit was pretty steep and slippery.

After waiting about 15 minutes, watching the useless suburbanites take turns f@$king up repeatedly, I yelled out the window:

 

"Oi you lot want to shuffle to one side so I can get past"?

 

*Much guffawing and hearty chuckling from the assembled clean-shoes-and-tucked-in-shirt brigade*

 

They moved their hopelessmobiles off the track, I drove past, through the creek, up the embankment, gave them all a beep and a wave and continued on my merry way.

The only thing that stopped Little Winston was rampover angle and water. Other than that, he'd keep up with the big boys no problem.

 

I had a set of 14" sunnies with BF Goodrich all terrains. They fit, and they tuck on full articulation :rolls:

 

 

I'll never forget the time we encountered a bunch of hopeless soccer dads in shiny Pajeros and Prados one of those 'tag along' 4wd tours. They were all queued up at a pissy little creek crossing... Water wasn't very deep but the exit was pretty steep and slippery.

After waiting about 15 minutes, watching the useless suburbanites take turns f@$king up repeatedly, I yelled out the window:

 

"Oi you lot want to shuffle to one side so I can get past"?

 

*Much guffawing and hearty chuckling from the assembled clean-shoes-and-tucked-in-shirt brigade*

 

They moved their hopelessmobiles off the track, I drove past, through the creek, up the embankment, gave them all a beep and a wave and continued on my merry way.

 

 

 

Hahahahaha hell yeah. They would have felt like losers!

The only thing that stopped Little Winston was rampover angle and water. Other than that, he'd keep up with the big boys no problem.

 

I had a set of 14" sunnies with BF Goodrich all terrains. They fit, and they tuck on full articulation :rolls:

 

 

I'll never forget the time we encountered a bunch of hopeless soccer dads in shiny Pajeros and Prados one of those 'tag along' 4wd tours. They were all queued up at a pissy little creek crossing... Water wasn't very deep but the exit was pretty steep and slippery.

After waiting about 15 minutes, watching the useless suburbanites take turns f@$king up repeatedly, I yelled out the window:

 

"Oi you lot want to shuffle to one side so I can get past"?

 

*Much guffawing and hearty chuckling from the assembled clean-shoes-and-tucked-in-shirt brigade*

 

They moved their hopelessmobiles off the track, I drove past, through the creek, up the embankment, gave them all a beep and a wave and continued on my merry way.

 

that is definitly a tru toyota 4x4 guy and if i was there i would have done the same thing you did stupid morons there facial expressions would have been priceless been beaten by a toyota

Yeah! Raise it a little and maybe just a little torque-busting supercharger on it for low-down grunt!

 

I had a 1.8L 4WD Nissan Pulsar wagon as my last company runabout in NZ- brilliant car!! Go anywhere and really stable in the wet.

 

I do wonder about putting Tercel's vital bits into a KE70....

Yeah! Raise it a little and maybe just a little torque-busting supercharger on it for low-down grunt!

 

I had a 1.8L 4WD Nissan Pulsar wagon as my last company runabout in NZ- brilliant car!! Go anywhere and really stable in the wet.

 

I do wonder about putting Tercel's vital bits into a KE70....

 

Can be done... I measured it all up :rolls:

 

Its essentially the same as shoving a 4AGE in... Except you have to use the entire Tercel front suspension as well as the xmembers. Oh and cut a little hole in the trans tunnel for the 4WD lever linkage.

so roladude have you decided on what way u are going to go weather it is lower or raise the beast yet

so roladude have you decided on what way u are going to go weather it is lower or raise the beast yet

 

Not yet man. But some bastard has smashed the lh headlight and corner lamp no other damage must of used a bat or something pretty peaved.

Does anyone know where I can get a lh headlamp and corner lamp from?????

Massive update. This is what she looks like now.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

That is right she is gone to make way for something better. I will start a new thread and put some pics up tomorrow.

Cheers for the advise. But I got a bigger 4wd to have some fun in.