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No worries mate!

Wow. Just wow. 😳 Bloody well done mate! As Ozzy Osbourne once said, if your gonna go, go strong, go proud, go hard, go loud or go home👍🏻

Thanks @Pikey009, and thanks again @akyakapotter for helping me get back into my account, highly appreciated! Now the show may continue 😎

I know this is an old thread but for future reference if you're lucky enough to have obtained some OEM deflectors with the clips; the window rubber needs to be pulled down from the top of the door frame, then push the clips up onto the edge of the door frame positioning them where the need to be in relation to the square cut outs on the inside of the deflector. Then mark out the edges of the deflector on the door frame with some making tape for positioning the deflector and then remove the clips. Then reposition the deflector on the door frame using the tape used to mark the positi

Nice addition 👌🏻

👌🏻 Lot of attention to detail as always!

Woah! 😍 It's cleaned up really well! Looks amazing, well done 👍🏻

Good stuff Mark! I saw your manifold on Facebook, very keen to seeing how much this all makes with everything you've done

Cheers buddy! ✌🏻️🙂 Haha tell me about it! I easily spent over £100 on the model & materials to create it, but it was completely worth it I look forward to building them in the near future

@Sam44 @Dale SR thank you lads, very much appreciated 🙏🏻

Ahh, yeah that's what I thought might be the case. We have a Autel maxisys so maybe it can but I can't be sure, if I see one cheap enough I'll give it a try ✌🏻️

Very clean, nice work! quite liking the window tints, make it look like front and rear windows are all one piece. I've always wondered if those 22 pin toyota adapters would actually work, so perhaps I'll get one and give it a try one day

Nice! Looking smart

Cheers mate! Considering either a ME442 so that it fits in the original casing, if not that, then a Link G4X monsoon sounds like it would fit the bill Ohh that paint I used on the rails only gave false expectations, won't be using that again Tweed jacket!? 🤣 noo way you'll be seeing me in one of those, not for a very long time at least! I'm too young and 'one of those city boys' 👨🏻‍🌾😂 I'm looking forward for you to come see it as well, naturally you're more than welcome to come up! Plus I'll probably need you and burty's help at some stage 😎 And thank you mate, that means a lot

Just a little update where we're at: - I'm still waiting on the cylinder head to come back from being cerakote'd. Its been a long while now, but they've explained why, which I fully understand (fortunately I'm not in a rush) - I haven't yet decided whether or not to go with the flat faced valves due to the cost, but if I did it might also be better to go further and get Colsibro valve guides to suit, then I would need to get them fitted & valve seats cut (which would need doing either way), but as I say this would be further added cost - I also think I have come to the deci

x2, quality build and a very respectable price, I wish you luck with the sale and hope it goes to a good home 👍🏻

Some good hard work going into this nice little bonnet badge as well, haven't seen one of those before

Bought and collected some interior bits from @snails ep91, very nice fella, nice build as well, hope to meet up again at some point!

Ah yes, you would be right 👍🏻 nice one!

No worries boys 👍🏻

Two radios? Lol you mad man!!

Just did a little write up about this if anyone's interested

Just thought I would bring this to everyones attention in regards to potential rust issues We are fortunate our starlets dont commonly suffer with major rust issues (unlike many other Japanese cars), except for rust manifesting around the vents behind the rear bumper and maybe a bit of rust on the arches. However, our cars are starting to get on a bit now, and thanks to an oversight by toyota there is another area that is of concern and is becoming more apparent The examples below apply to EP91, I'm not sure about EP82 but it worth checking anyway By removing your re

This is the best I could find, sorry for the quality: It comes under 'floor side member' on the parts diagram, there's one on each side The view looking down into the sill from where the rear passenger side pockets would be: The view looking inside the cut out in the above picture (you can see where the oval rubber plug is): And these are the gaps in the metal work I mentioned around where the plug is (you can clearly see daylight coming through):

Those are some lovely wheels! There should be a plug on each side I'll see if I can find a picture, but the part number should be 90950-01259 (x2)