Idrees

Visit the check in help desk: Click here Welcome along, enjoy the site.

Plenty of awesome cars have come from there too.

So sorry to see this Shahzad, hope it gets sorted with little hassle. Look at those red marks - I don't think your neighbour had the chance to hide! Is that all the note said? No details?!

Agreed!

Hi guys, I am having more trouble than ever with couriers lately, so I need some boxes made up. I wrap items in 2 layers of bubble wrap, a layer of cardboard and then 2-3 layers of heavy duty cling wrap. The couriers still manage to damage some parts and I can't understand why. I have bonnets ready to be sent, however I'm worried that they will damage these too. I could give them extra packaging, ie. 4 layers of bubble wrap and 2 layers of cardboard but I'm sure they will still manage to damage them too (like they did with a tailgate recently which took me 2 hours to package). So, I need to look in to having custom sized cardboard boxes made for some parts. Has anyone ever used this sort of stuff before, if so can you recommend any companies with good prices? Cheers Idrees

150km is 93k miles. That's below average, buy it and just check it out properly. Ollie I can't see why it won't be worth anything? average is 10k miles a year afaik, the cars probably 14 years old so average miles would be 140k miles? As above, you can't judge a car entirely on the mileage!!

Now that you've chopped off the roof, you seriously need to do something wild - Starlet Pickup.

Why didn't you just weld a plate in the roof where the subroof originally was? I'd much rather do that than chop the roof off.. Good luck with it all, I'll definitely be touch about the parts you requested.

That it ace! I wish we had something like that down here.

Danny bought the bumper himself, he told me how he fitted them when I went down to his to borrow the bumper when I moulded it (thanks again).

Zac has 98 spec fogs fitted to his bumper that he bought from me, he's done a really good job with fitting them however he said there was a bit of effort involved. DannyglanzaV has an original Varis bumper, he broke one of the clips off the foglights that gets in the way when trying to fit them. He tied it in from that corner instead, and they fit well this way too.

The original hearness is grounded, you don't need to add any more earth wires.

You write that on each thread, of course it's in the wrong section. It's so easy to identify where it needs to be posted, click on the Technical forum then choose the sub category.

I've never a CT9 Hybrid but going from what other people have said, I'm sure the Tongs Hybrid is the best available and worth the extra cost.

They will fit the same, buy them. Luke

That's one thing I've never done to any of my cars, back seats always come in handy.

You have to wind them, no matter what rails you use. It was a pain in my old Glanza, but worth it!

You're welcome mate. You can buy rails from RHD Japan but they're quite expensive. I'm not tall but the Evo rails are just fine.

If you use original Recaro rails then they're low, I had them in my old Glanza. Now I have Evo rails with the 'feet' of the Starlet rails, seat position is medium.

Great progress, this car is so clean. I seriously wish I had kept this one, I just had too many cars at the time so you got lucky.

Certainly a FCD. To run 1 bar, yes you'll need a RRFPR.

Welcome along!

I'll keep it brief.. The GT, which is now my brothers car.

That's Geo's red Glanza parked next to yours!