Nice work Justin.

Fulcrum do a poly bush kit for these subframes if you find the rubber is a bit soft.

Listed for 85 MA61 Supra.

Yeh dad looked up his book and said fulcrum do urathane, but he doesn't like urathane coz they chew out or something, but I'm gonna see how it goes with the rubber, if I wanted to make it rigid I cound machine up some cast nylon mounts or ally for a real solid mount like some of the rx7 guys do, time will tell I guess

Been working on my 20 lately instead of the 30, going to marysville this weekend for the intro, went to winton today for the V8's and while I was there I caught up with Adam Ronke and bought his old teins from his FC rx7 so that's one big purchase off the list

Have had any time to work on the 30 for a while, I went to marysville earlier this month and had a woops, it wasn't very nice but it's fixed now, off to the mallala 6 hour this weekend then back into the 30, I'm sick of seeing it sitting on the rotisserie will be good to get it back on the ground

Finally getting back into it, finishing of the seam welding, just a parcel shelf, floor rails and drain holes to go

So close, tiny bit if seam welding left, fill some holes, clean it and paint it

Sway bar cleaned and painted looks much better I think, subframes are ready for paint, that's the plan tomorrow night

All painted, looks nice now

_{Such a good build! Your fabrication skills are amazing too. Keep up the good work}

Thanks mate,

Rear end looks good as new now

Wow, I don't think they looked that good when it was new.

Looks great and final assembly is always the best part.

Haha thanks Craig, I've just gotta try and get it in the car in the next week

Well, big day on the car today, extremely happy with the progress, got the welding finished, primer on, chassis blck on and the irs in with the car back on the ground, very exited

Well that's a milestone, nice! :y:

Awesome work!