Pudsey

I just had my car MOT'd and they did a Catalytic Convertor style test.

lol..... I love the way the number plate is hanging to one side. Guess that is all part of the look the owner was trying to achieve..... He/She has got it spot on in any case.

Looking good for sure. Something kind of sexual about a half dressed engine....... Great work there Jevansio, really like the timing gears.

Not wanting to high jack Ibar's thread, but with the prices of some of these Aerotop's I am surprised more people aren't doing the conversion.

That equates to 105,633 miles then. 29,633 miles more than yours If your looking to rip the engine out, and then replace it with a fresh TT version than you could have a fairly cheap ride there.

Theres one on Pistonheads for under £3,000 pounds now. Heres the one in question: - £2,895 http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1530953.htm

Hi there Roel, Welcome to the Club. Some great pictures there moosive turbo too, certainly going to me a quick car when its finished. Best colour too.

Hi Aaron, Welcome to the club! Really enjoyed looking through the thread some great pictures there. I thought that modified cars in Australia were a no no, obviously not looking at your ride. Great looking car something really different.

Welcome to the club. I don't personally have any experience of playing around with one of those covers you refer too, but I have no doubt someone will be along in no time who has had the pleasure. Some pictures of your Supra would be great too.

Hi there and welcome to the club. Nice clean looking Supra there. On the phone in the garage great pic for the Health & Safety Bods...... made me laugh!!

The wheels are something special for sure from his spec, guess they make them themselves: WHEELS AND TYRES Nur-motorsport spec 3-piece alloy wheels 12.5”x19” (rears) - 285/35/19 P-Zeros 11”X 19” (fronts) - 315/25/19 Certainly cost a fair few ££££'s I would have thought 12.5J too thats wide.

Ah thats more like it. Pitty the ad didn't have that type of link. I too thought it was pretty poor considering the money being asked.

That will be part of the engine breather system, me thinks.

Just spotted this on the Pistonheads website for sale. Club member? I like the wheels http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1523174.htm

Proper Devonshire....

Ha... an excellent demonstration of very poor English on my part , upon reading that one back. I keep thinking of Mike Myers in Austin Powers

But this is it in a nut shell though I certainly class my ownership as my hobby and passion

I know exactly what you mean. My car doesn't come out in the rain, and it is locked away all winter too apart from the normal start once a week and quick run around the yard to keep things moving in the dry etc. I seem to clean mine all the time too, probably spend more time cleaning it than driving it. Certainly does make you wonder!

I have the car with the red alloys as my wallpaper on the pc. Would love a set of those rims as I think they look awesome too, love the dished look as long as its stainless though. After pulling my car out of the garage from winter storage recently, the roads are absolutely shocking around my way after the harsh winter we have just seen. Playing dodge the pot hole all the time now, where as it was occassional before. I am glad that I didn't spend out lots of money on wheels, as they would soon get ruined. I have even been thinking about going back to standard original rims.

I was going to use that Gizmo as my avatar, but went with my little friend instead....

Nice cars the 5 series. I would have gone for the 3.0 diesel, but I imagine they are even harder to find in manual guise. Nice looking and very well engineered none the less. I know someone who has an older version with 170,000 miles on the clock, and it is still so quiet you can't even hear it running.

Hello there... Always great to see some pictures of hard work in action. Welcome in.

39. Pudsey (1 x Club Stand Pass and 2 x Entry Tickets)

Sounds interesting who one?

Please see the response I have had returned reference my enquiry about a day at the pan. -------------------------------------------------------------- Dear Mr Pudsey, (Edited my name ) Thank you for your recent enquiry regarding our Skid Prevention & Control course for members of the MKIV Supra Car Owners club. The 2 options for you to consider are: - Full Standard Course These sessions are with a maximum of 3 clients per course and last approximately 3.25 hrs - we would, therefore, only be able to accommodate 6 people in one day. The cost for this options would be 67.50 per person Taster Session This is designed to, as the title states, give people a taster of what the full course would involve. These sessions are normally held with a maximum of 12 people and last for 3 hours. The cost for this option would be 200.00 However, if you like the sound of this, but for a longer period of time, let us know - we can then advise you of what the additional costs would be. Each of the above are available held Monday - Saturday. The main requirement is that bookings are made with at least 3 weeks. I hope this information is of help but, should you require any further details please let me know. --------------------------------------------------------------- Pretty expensive as we thought, just thought I would post the information for you all to see I tried.