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  1. R33 GTR Crank 650$ Has recently been machined. Pick-up from South Coast or form Sydney. Courier extra...
  2. Here's some of my favourite pix from the day... Let me know if you want prints...
  3. Excellent day! big ups to the organisers.. Great turn out of cars... Here's some pix of the day I took...
  4. Leaving for Sydney now to get closer for tomorrow. Just gave the car a quick wash, so hopefully no rain! BTW - if anyone is interested it's for sale and inspections on the day are welcome... See you all there...
  5. Interested? I'll have the car for inspection tomorrow at the R32 cruise ==> http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/R3...60#entry5487146
  6. Good article, hopefully get more numbers and raise more money for helping the sick kiddies... For those that missed it in the DT.
  7. Thanks for the offer. Looks like a good car! Presently I am going to stick with getting a Prado preferring the 4X4 wagon. I've just found a Prado with the specs and in the price range I am looking for - so to speed up the sale of the GTR I am dropping the price to $29,000
  8. Hey Terry, roughly how many cars do we have so far for this?
  9. I appreciate the offer. I still haven't found a Prado I am really interested in as yet. There's many out there but not with the specs in the price range I am after. So yeah, post up the info on your XR6.
  10. Thanks for your offer. Yes I am interested in swaps. However, I am looking for a Prado.
  11. Have a new mobi# 0412597157. Make us an offer - inspections welcome - car in Sydney.
  12. I've used and still own a heap of car cleaning products and for cars with a good paint job I personally can't tell too much of a difference between the high end stuff. I keep coming back to what is easy and quick. As much as I like touching my car and seeing it all nice and clean - don't we all? I an;t got time to waste on drawn out washing procedures. So here's what works for me - 1. short once a week type wash... Spray the car with a light jet hose gun to remove surface dirt and get it all nice and wet. put 1 cap Meguiars soft gel wash (comes in bulk 4l) with half a cap of truck/4X4 wash (called something '10', CBF going the garage and looking), in standard bucket and wash with wash micro fibre mitt. Then take the gun off the hose, turn to low pressure and just wash off soap, let the water pane off the car, no splashes. This rinse technique alone will stop most of the water marks when drying. chamois if you wish, well at least do the widows... 2. longer detail... do no.1 then just apply Meguiars NXT Generation Tech Wax - wax on wax off. Easy no orbital buffer required. 3. Quick detail in between wax jobs.. no.1 then just use Eagle 1, that's right the stuff from K-Mart spray on detailer. Can't remember the name comes in a blue bottle. This stuff works as well, if not better (as it is easier to apply and doesn't need any curing time) than Mequiars spray detailer. These is the quickest and cheapest way to get your car to show standard... Obviously clay bar bits that are really dirty, but if you wash it regularly enough it should be fine. Scratches - Mequiars scratch remover - black tube or this amazing 3M stuff for boats, fibreglass - expensive but great, again CBF going to garage to look at the name. NOTE: don't use any of the above on carbon fibre. Just use water and chamois on c/f. Meguiars do have a gel wash made for boats which I've found OK for c/f FW1 is good for removing carbon build up on bar around exhaust or rims or clearing plastic head light covers - wouldn't use it on anything else. Thou it does a great job of cleaning soap scum off of glass in the shower and keeping it clean. A little too harsh for paint work IMO.
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