tooquicktostop

http://www.supraforums.com/forum/showthread.php?p=6111406#post6111406

http://www.carsalvagefinder.co.uk/vehicle_VIC.php One of these places will help you with a VIC document, it is a lot more detailed that an MOT, at your cars price tag it may be worth selling off in parts, you will get more in the long run rather that paying to get it back on the road IMO

A - Not for resale. Fire damaged (burnt-out), flood damaged (contaminated or salt water), severely damaged with no serviceable parts, or heavily stripped (shell). Notification of Destruction required. (To be crushed). Recorded at DVLA & HPI. B - Not for resale. Damaged beyond economical repair and/or severe structural damage. Notification of Destruction required. (Parts can be removed and sold). Recorded at DVLA & HPI. C - Repairable salvage. Generally applies to older vehicles. Can be sold for repair but must now have VIC inspection. Recorded at DVLA & HPI. D - Repairable salvage. Minimal damage sometimes stolen and found after claim has been paid, or cost of repair combined with difficulty obtaining new parts to enable a swift repair. Recorded with HPI. X - Repairable salvage. Not recorded on any registers such as HPI. Limited or very light damage, or vehicle is new or less than 12 months old. Usually requires minimal repair work. NOT Recorded with HPI.

as above really

I posted a few pictures of my Camaro on the Gen3 owners club in the US and got slated for the state of the engine bay, one guy asked me if it had been vadalized

I dont really like it, it just cracks me up how many people post up a picture of their car and say, "look at this what do you think "then get all defensive and aggressive when it is not liked oh and 550 WHP, with more to come, that does not look like a turbo that can flow that much power ??

Just take documents to Post office and pay the road tax as normal to put back on the road, or better still do it on line, you will need to reg doc in your name to do the on line tax

If I had a 98 NA I would bite your hand of for that deal

Shop around, I just sold my very nice NA Auto with a full MOT, and Tax AND a service from Phoenix with low miles and a nice set of wheels for £2250, they are peanuts at the moment

Wow I like them, just what the car needs for the Supra pod, with mapping just around the corner I will have to wait, cant see them hanging around though

Sold

I would not fit the 1.3bar cap, but thats another issue, it could be the thermostat that is not working, I have had this same issue, dont run the car anymore and get it changed then try again

" My friend " Whoops !

I may pop along tomorrow, not been to this one before

I dont touch my car other than driving it, it would be such a shame to ruin it The CF dash was fitted for me and the labour rate to get it fitted was twice the cost of the dash, it just looks tacky I think now, tried to love it but given up

If you have any mods to the dash from stock then cutting is required which is not easy, then most of the ebay kits are not a perfect fit and will required a bt of trimming, I have one, wish I had not bothered, will be coming off and replaced with Alcantara in the coming weeks

Great to see this running again, I have just completed my run in and have the 22nd July at Surrey RR for the mapping

Take it to a garage if you dont know what you are doing, you have been told it will take 30 mins to fit so factor in 30mins labour cost, about £20-30 at a local garage at most, then you know its been done properly

IF I owned a 360 or 430 I would not care a jot if a 15 year old Toyota took me on and beat me, so what, I am the one sitting in a 50K+ sports car that has the best sounding engine in the world and came with all that power as standard, let the boy racer go I say

in before the ban

0% for me I am rubbish at saving, I must spend 20% of my wages on the Supras each month however

Tuna has no fat in it so will not cause any flames at all, in fact fish cooks very well on the BBQ, flames from fish will be caused by too much oil in a marinade etc Fatty foods such as Lamb koftas will flame to a degree but it is all about getting the coals to the right temp and ensuring they are white with ash before you start cooking, remove the food and let some of the fat drain out and return to the BBQ if it gets a bit to much flame

Oh I stand corrected, I though Col had chromed mine, I know the inlet was chromed, well there you go

I would get it chromed or you wil be forever polishing it, however I am just understanding now that a blinged engine bay does you no good with under bonnet air temps, worth thinking about

Welcome back, its a shame Mark is leaving, mine has been there for almost a year, it is back with him for a couple of days for final checks before mapping then he shuts his doors for good, I have been giving a lot of thought to where to go next with this car