Gaz6002
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Just get a cardie and put your feet up.
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If the front and rear aren't fibreglass and the wings are metal then £7k starts making a lot of sense IMO
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Living the dream - for one weekend at least. I'm absolutely head-over-heels in love with classic racing these days. Awful news about the Lotus though. Hope he's OK.
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Nope, your car needs that smooth look mate
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Oooooh they were rather silly then
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That would be a good idea IMO... Noel's work is pretty impressive. His Skyline was amazing A load more resilient than fibreglass too. I wonder if you could get a thin coat of paint over it so you can see the weave... like the F40
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Sounds like the insurers sold the written-off car. I had this when I smashed up my last Supra.
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I know - but not many OEM car parts are, and TRD usually produce OEM-quality stuff.
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I'm a bit surprised that TRD would commission a kit which is made of fibreglass. Not exactly the best material to use on a performance car.
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What material is the TRD kit made of?
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It's also worth noting that if your tyres are 20% under-inflated you'll use around 10% more fuel.
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:search:not sure I understand that! I'd steer clear of buying anything from Ebay TBH. Try Whifbitz.
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The engine in the car we're talking about isn't exactly 'shy'
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Around £7k for the parts
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I found the 350z out-handled my Supra easily. The weight distribution is fantastic and the chassis really works, with direct steering and extremely controllable when pushing on. The engine is a bit asthmatic though.
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It won't
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That sounds much more like it Can you PM me with a bit more of the story please? Do you still have the car or have any pictres of it? Do you remember the route you took? That could be perfect!
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As epic as I'm sure that was, not sure the demographic of our readers is quite prepared for your sorded yarn
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Bump - someone out there must have an interesting story (that we can use!)
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someone's been to the pub at lunch again, haven't they?
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Speed cameras aren't political correctness they were designed to increase the speed of cornering, and employed in the UK as a way of: 1) trying to kurb road deaths relating to speeding and then: 2) as a way for local and national authorities to fund other projects. If they were politically correct they'd have called them 'velocity recording devices'. Don't confuse the nanny state with being PC - they're two very different evils. IMO, of course
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I think he's bought that 2JZ Back to the Future car
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I hear fire works well
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No, most were auto. In fact, I once heard that one in 25 TT Supras was manual. That's probably wrong though. Depends what you're after TBH. 85% of car buyers would never consider a grey import, let alone a modified one.
