handsandwhich

Welcome Rob. Post up some pics when you can. In regards to statement above. I reckon I've got 1/4 of each of the 4 'prerequisites' and mine still took nearly 3 years to complete. I like the statement "many hands make light work" so if you have a few mates that can help, that always make things go faster (and cheaper usually). But then again, I also like the statement "9 women can't make a baby in 1 month" so make of that as you will.

Take this thing down to forensics, we need Grisham on the case.

May also be a legitimate contender for "ugliest zed" as well.

In the supp regs under 'general' and highlighted in yellow. f) Fuel maybe available at the Track at a nominated time during the day. Entrants will be advised well in advance of the event. g) In accordance with our Track Hire Contract with Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit, a maximum of 60 litres of fuel per car may be stored in each garage at any one time. Additional Fuel must be stored outside the garage in the paddock area. Maybe? Probably highly expensive but pretty good if you don't want to be lugging around jerry cans full of juice.

What's up with the pedal arrangement on that one above? The clutch looks like it overlaps the brake and the brake seems oddly far away from the accelerator or is it just the angle of the photo making it look like that?

Is it worth trying another carrier? Yeah they are more expensive but it seems you are set to lose some money if you totally cancel now anyways? It is a fair hike from the airport to P.I by the way. Would be nice to be Lindsay Fox I reckon and use your private chopper to get there.

Nice ride! For some reason I was expecting it to be red though.

Sold!

I think it's just a basic m4 8mm long machine screw with countersunk head.

Will take $350 for the pair

Price drop to $150 for the pair

These are now sold!

Must've been damn easy doing the roof lining while the car was upside down like that.

I was thinking of doing my own but didn't want to risk getting sealant smeared all over the new interior etc if I made a mistake. Not to mention fitting the stainless trim around the border might be a bit tricky as well if you don't know what you are doing. I don't know why you wouldn't use sealant just because it's a new rubber though? I mean it's not going to stay new forever so might as well seal it while it's out instead of patching it later if it starts to leak. I ended up asking for the oldest guy that had experience installing the metal trims. After watching him, I think it's a doable thing but personally I'd rather just pay the $100 he charged just for the piece of mind and professional job.

Red one is sweeeet! http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/NISSAN-KGC110SKYLINE-KEN-MERRY-1973-2D-Hardtop-5-SP-Manual-Datsun-240k-GT-/261172836044?pt=AU_Cars&hash=item3ccf1d36cc http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/KGC110SKYLINE-NISSAN-KEN-MERRY-1975-2D-Silver-5SP-Manual-Datsun-240k-GT-KPGC110-/261172832637?pt=AU_Cars&hash=item3ccf1d297d