DaiMorse

and then you had the cheek to say it looked like a glanza...wanker ;) silly fucker was racing in reverse for some reason, lost control and just backed up straight into the lampost...was very tempting to nick some parts off it mind

Can I get two separate stand tickets(for mine and another Glanza) and three passenger tickets? Cheers.

As it says, I saw two of them in the space of about 10 minutes, one of them had funny little mirrors on it, only got a glance of the rear end of the second as i was behind a bus and couldn't see much. It was on the main road in Church Village/Llantwit Fardre. I was in the silver Rover 200 with the orange mouth, a bit hard to miss it really. :harhar:

No it wasnt me to both questions, the Glanza is off the road because the heater matrix has decided to pack in, hopefully she will be back in a couple of weeks.

If the V is sorted il be there.

Im 15 mins up the road in Pontypridd, but I spend so much of my time down the city i practically live there. Its hard not to spot my Glanza as well.

Think I might have spotted the same guy down Barry later on in the night. One hell of a clean car if it is. Crazy to think its 15 odd years old the condition on it.

You still got the heater matrix for sale mate?

Just outside Cardiff mate. As for a spec list, She is running 0.9 bar, while making around 170bhp, guys who rebuilt the engine told me that its only running around 70% what it can at the moment as well. Mods so far: HDI FMIC Blitz Super Powerflow Induction Blitz Supersound blow off valve HKS actuator Magnecor Leads Tarox front discs with yellowstuff pads Lightweight Wolfrace alloys Engine rebuild in Oct 09 by Hyline costing over £4000. Indiglo dials Boost and oil temp gauges. Its got an exhaust on it as well but I have no idea what make it is. Cant wait till ive got a bit of cash

Well I picked her up on Saturday, and im in love with her. Its a 1996 Glanza V. First time ive ever owned a Jap car and I couldnt be happier. Anyways heres a few pics of her, not the greatest quality but night is never a photogrophers best friend.