Did you have any luck?
I have no idea, seems everyone has run away to Facebook groups now

Im surprised how much that car went for considering it was basically in the middle of nowhere (I was going to bid $700 and pay $850 for shipping..) How bad was the rust IRL, the photos were not too clear.. No idea on the specs however I would imagine it would be about the same as a SOHC engine, I do...

Nothing in my inbox

53KM/h!!!!!
That ad is all over the place

The rust actually looks worse in the photos than it does IRL.
I sandblasted the rear last summer, its already getting a layer of surface rust on it because of my slowness..

More photos
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set ... 3ec553fd42

Thought I would make a build thread for my drawn out project to get some more motivation. It started out like this, looks good on the surface, however rust lurks just below the surface: http://e4675d6c-a-62cb3a1a-s-sites.googlegroups.com/site/aucklandweb/piazza/Piazza800x600.jpg It is now sitting in...

Are they really much better than KYB Shocks?
They seem to be pretty expensive.

IZU069 wrote:If it's also quiet in 4th gear but not others, then it's the mainshaft's center bearing - a needle bearing with worn inner & outer shaft surfaces.

Sounds like the same issue my friends gearbox was having, I think thats the same conclusion we came to as well.

It will be long gone by now.
Then again one of my local car crushers saved quite a few cars from destruction, probably why they lost 50m last year and went broke..

Wonder how well a 7" tablet screen will squeeze between the speedo and rev counter.
I should go and measure the one out of my wreck.

Always wanted a DigiDash in mine, but I think if I were to get one now I would make one from scratch, and it would be a digital mechanical hybrid.
Just need to get around to learning some basic programming to control an ARM board and decide what I can actually display on it.

May 2000.
Car is probably dead now.

Does look like a lot of work went into it though.

There is an important delineation requred here, there are mechanics and fitters. These days most spanner men are fitters and don't have many spanners, they do have laptops and OBD readers. The amount of times I have heard that in the last 12 months... My family has a truck/quarry business and they ...