Galliano

How about this chap? Just a quick play about as it was the idea that first popped into my head

Happy Birthday buddy

Paseo? Cheap to run, pretty to look at, small-ish, cheapest coupe you will find that has reliability on its side. Its a Toyota - bullet proof unless you mess with it. Insurance is low - just depends on the no ncb. Worth looking into buddy Its only a 1.5 after all.

Oooh, me likey Jason, lovely job!

Got that right Sparky

Im just not up late/early enough for you guys

If its that size or larger, then its got the thumbs up

Shame to see it go man, was really starting to love the car and your mates photography of it. On the other hand, I hope that spider wasn't still in it

Heard good things about Adrian Flux mate

Was it a private sell or was it a garage? If garage please let us know their name so we can include them in the shame list!!

If you break mate, how much would you want for the wheels? Might even be interested in the car if you get shot of it dirt cheap - but i'm doubtful of that so wont be able to show too much interest in it. Are you okay though? No lasting injuries are there?

Yeah because Lew, your seriously not cool right now

He PAYS to be in denial? Muppet.

Lets hope he does, with a bit of luck we wont have to see it again

May I ask how you get her that shiney? Certainly going to be investing in whatever it is

Looking really clean as your cars always do!! Still not half as nice as the Carribbean blue one but.. can't help some things. Very nice example of an SR though!

It could help us man, If its a descent shot to fit into our width I have one mocked up but i'm uncertain that it will look much good in comparison. Thanks in advance for your help Jason

But it has aero dynamics of a brick..

Well yesterday I went and took the wheels off and painted the drums and calipers.. Along with doing some engine work, this involved removing the cam cover - spraying and placing it back on, and also removing the distributer cap and replacing it with the one from my old Paseo. Today we only nipped out about 2 miles, and in that time we noticed a knocking coming from what I could hear was the rear drivers side wheel area. Every time mum slowed down/braked it made a knocking noise - quite faint but sounded like knocking on a door. We parked up at the supermarket and I checked that wheel for being loose, the car moved with the wheel when I was rocking it - so it wasnt wobbling. I took the jack out of its mounting point in the boot and put it in a bag inside the boot and we came home. The knocking has stopped now, so I'm hoping it was just the jack messing around each time we braked (thus.. causing it to move forwards). Am I just being paranoid or is there a problem? The only other thing I can see is that it was the suspension settling back in again as I had jacked it up and removed the wheel. I made sure all wheels were tightly fixed in place and made sure I put them on the same way that they came off. Any help would be greatly appreciated as mum is getting pissed off with me messing with the car Sam

Ah right, anywhos, this belonged to a guy thats on here a while ago Mind blank, can't remember his username

All will be clear soon man, thanks for your contribution As for what photos were after, just anything that relates to that. We could even settle with a picture of an ignition barrel the ignition thing Cheers

Hey bud.. this is on ebay still

Yeah you got the reds, I remember that (or, I thought of it about 10 minutes ago.. ) I was thinking along the lines of Celica carpets but.. Hmmm

To the top with this one, c'mon guys, help us out

The colour red on those wheels is outstanding! LOVE IT!!!