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So you used a sprayed gun? I was hoping to my door jams etc with a can and clear, to save taking it all apart for the spray shop. Trouble is i use my car virtually everyday, so didnt want it off the road for too long lol any advice, apart from not too :winkiss:

Looking really nice without the red lol. Im looking forward to seeing it painted Al, dont forget lots of pics. When you did your door jams etc, did you use rattle cans again? colour and clear? Cheers Graham

Dubai is the Arabs playground lol, it is a nice place, but it lacks soul. Unless you have big bucks or working for a company like Lee, its no place to live, unfortunately. I wouldnt mind going back for another visit though lol

Wise decision mate, as said, get more quotes, i think you will be surprised in the differences lol

Found one site where they got 6m cubed for £167 so i would get a few quotes yourself Martin, could save yourself a bundle

Ive done a bit of research and come up with this=Ready mix lorries are around £70-£90 cubic meter, your area is 7.3m cubed so cement should be no more than say £800. Digger say £150 for the day, so you can see where this is going lol

Well done Martin, a great result from the problems you encountered through the build, top notch and a credit to the community. :bow::bow: Just off out to buy the magazine.:thumbup1:

Take the binnacle apart, und the 2 screws that hold the oddometer and unplug its loom from the back of the speedo, the unit will slide out from the binnacle. I would rather not go into detail about how to adjust the mileage on an open forum, best PM JeffTT for instructions lol This might help http://www.pexcom.com.au/z32cms/e107_images/Odometer%20Repair.pdf

Welcome to the club. Looks very tidy and a good price too. There is a chance that most UK models will either need or had done the rear sills, because of the dreaded rot, but it looks like its been looked after.

Sorry Jan I should have read it properly lol. Ive seen a black one in pompi sometimes parked in Wilkinsons car park, dont think its on here though.

All the best Craig and hope for a speedy recovery.

I have had no problems, with the brighter bulbs, but bear in mind the age of the wiring lol. 2 ways to do the HID mod, the easy way is earth one side of the HIDs to ground ie: bit of wire from the black spade connector and the other end to the body Or the proper way http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=117007

Was it silver? might have been Moby.

I believe the Jap and UK TT are the same belts, N/A is different, but if you are using a lightened under pulley then all the belts are smaller. Give MJP a ring, he will be able to sort you out.

Not chav at all, on a zed maybe, but they seem to follow the bonnet/centre panel line nicely

Wierd eh!, just off topic, do you think a blow torch will give enough heat to bend the exhaust hangers up? I want to get the zorsts sitting more central to the opening.

Looks really nice Dave, i think the eyebrows set the front off really nicely as i always felt the headlights seemed too big on the supra.

I see what you mean. My top edge of my valance is in the suage line, if i had it any lower it would stick out lol

They are 3" tips, so with the gap 6 and half. Im going to have to bend up the ex hangers to make it sit lower in the hole, as its too tight on the valance at the minute. It was fine when i had the japspeed cat back on with a single pipe exit

The door panel tweed has a pvc backing, which is probably why he is struggling, but as said just rip it off, i wouldnt stick anything over the tweed.

Hi Dave, best i could do with basic paint, my PSP has ran out lol. The dimensions incase you cant see them, w 11" D 6 & 1/4" The toe eye 3&1/2" and 4&1/2"

Well done Ian, i can see you being there the week before lol to make a start. Many thanks to Kim for all his previous work in organising JAE each year, will be missed this year. And by the way Ian, a Tesco disposable BBQ will not be up to the job :tt2:

Yay a bit of luck afterall for you mate, well done. Graham

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