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Cheers matesome places were truly spectacular! Thanks mate, I'm no photographer though! The camera's just a basic digital camera, a 6mp casio one, its looking a bit used now especially when the gf nearly dropped it of the three gorges damn up there. Cheers mate.

Here's the cars from japan too: thepics from the D1GP round I went to are here for anyone that missed them- http://www.ukstarletclub.com/forums/index....showtopic=12743

Phew!

Japan:

South Korea: The view from our condo near Sokcho, this was on the east coast near the border with North Korea, at night we could watch search lights scanning the beach for spies from the North! The view over Sokcho city A large Budda at Seoraksan National Park Someone's house in the national park A rather large set of stairs in Seoraksan The bat cave! A cave museum in Samcheok (surprisingly interesting) Cave expo centre in Samcheok Haeshindang (Penis) park near Donghae Rockin out with my cock out! Funny phalesces A bunch of nobs A huge cave... erm somewhere (there was l

China: The amazing Karst scenery of Yangshuo A washer woman in Yangshuo Moon hill in Yangshuo The view from moon hill Again the amazing karst landscape This is the famous "Dragon's Backbone" in Ping'An, the terraced slopes are man made paddy fields Truly stunning landscape of the "Dragon's Backbone" As above A random pavillion at the zoo in Kunming The amazing "Shilin" which translates as Stone Forrest for obvious reasons As above This is Feng Huang a really nice riverside town with a brilliant atmosphere The houses perched over the river on stilts in Feng Huang Fe

Right I've finally got round to sorting through the 4000 odd photos from my travels in Asia earlier this year. I went off in March with the girlfriend to Hong Kong first, then meandered up through China hopped on a ferry to South Korea randonly dotted about there then got another ferry (well hydrofoil) over to Japan travelled about there then finally flew home. We spent 2months in China then a month each in Korea and Japan. It really was an amazing experience and one I'd definately recommend everyone to do, it really does open your eyes to things. Everyday was like an adventure not knowing

Lol Like I said, he wants the whole seats and rails.

I had a slight head start on you too.... whore ;) True he did make up the rails, but those seats and rails are now for sale! I really need to stop speaking for him....

Yes they'll fit straight in. Also Asad I think he actually wants the whole seats not just the rails, it would be pointless buying them just for the rails as you say, I may be wrong though... (Check me the post whore with 1000 posts!)

Those weds sports are SA-90's. Good guide Gal there's a few wheels that aren't actually JDM though - ATS, Momo, BBS, Revolution's and ofcourse Rotas! SSR is short for Speedstar and for the one's listed as Volks, technically the make is Ray's Engineering and Volk Racing is the brand aswell as Gram Lights (which are the S57c's) and Sebring and Versus is another make of Ray's Engineering. Its a good start though, there's loads more wheelswhich can be added,especially since the majority of the one's above are all retro one's. Nice work.;)

Its quite a bit of effort to convert and can cost almost £1000 to do it so not really much of a saving. This total poverty spec 98 glanza is quite cheap: http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/571637.htm I've never seen a glanza with that interior, steering wheel and seats, looks horrible! ;) Godd clean base for a track toy though, no abs, no airbags, no electric windows, no hi lo boost.

The proper "JDM" parts are a pisstake in price yes, especially just now with the £ being veryweak and the yen going up up up, pain in the ass for buying anything just now.

Its this one- http://www.toytuning.com/onlineshop/aeropa...litterep91typec

It was this one: http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/768339.htm

All I was saying was it tells you if you read the thread.;)

Well it is an automatic.

There's no way you're a better or safer driver when your still on your L plates, as everyone says once you pass you're still learning and learn much more after. You don't have the same awareness of other road users and road conditions when you're learning because your to busy concentrating on the way your driving not the surroundings. I class myself as a pretty good driver now, not because of the way I drive the car or how I can control it but because of the way I'm constantly looking ahead and anticipating whats gonna happen before it does and hence I'm prepared for most situations, you do

Can you not read the post just 4 up from your own?! ;)

Along with this one: http://yhst-1408381693991.stores.yahoo.net/rarejdmrims.html and especially this one - http://www.memoryfab.com/wheels/used/15/ There's hours of porn there. ;)

There's a funny little button you use to adjust the brightness and it can also cycle through different colours, just a lighter shade of blue through to green, its just a flat little button that also lights up.

Sure its not the optional torch?

Never mind mate, I've realised its the speedo converter thats broken in two so I need a new one of them!