flyingbrick

Looks tough in some of the pics

Just get the right ecu and loom?

I'd still be happy owning that

Very nice

I have something smart to say for once. buy retro couches and coffee tables etc for your place. Our home is tiny and wifey made me sell our big nice leather couches. I was resentful until realizing how compact the older stuff is

heat using hot gus?

Yeah have a chat with Yowzer as I'm sure they sell proper stuff at jaycar and he's ace at sweet prices

stick on sheets of lead?

That's nice man. aside from the sticker

Nic iv seen some VERY cool seats that could easily be printed. you should definitely give that a go.

Lol. I have a video of me shunting the gemini up into my shed with the coon. I need to level the drive out but it'd take a fair bit of material

Fuck it looks good

That's a great looking product. I think I'll Hey one each for all our cars

Oh right. Yeah 1mm larger than gemini.

If its a shit car then just get some decent thread sealer and poo it all up before assembling.

The slut? Oh and yes this one looks better thani thought was possible

I'm so confused. fuel will be able to clear this up. Is it a colt at all?

For 240$ you could buy two of those electric superchargers. Way easier to install for similar gains.

ha ha that's awesome. Pretty much you made a shift knob the most expensive way possible... Just you didn't pau for it.

shit that's cool

http://www.andysautosport.com/floor_pans/volkswagen_beetle.html postage be a killer but could work out better than buying another chassis and finding that's rusty too? those bulges are yuck!

Pretty cool. I bet it's loud

No idea on hub style or legalities of the following but can you -re drill between existing holes to 4 stud pcd of your choice -get new hubs machined from billet $$$ -use adaptor spacers -find wheel blanks that you can have drilled to your pcd (I'm sure I heard of a wheel place in nz that had their wheels drilled to correct pcd after sale)

I wonder if they make anything other than gaskets

I use cheap plain white lick & stick envelopes and have NEVER experienced these thermal issues