Here's one I would love to have in my garage, but im still trying to get over the price, which btw is firm.
I made an inquiry on how neg they were and the answer was none.... hahaha
http://www.classica-y.jp/BNR32.html
Sry to get off topic.
Well it ultimately depends on what you want I guess. Is it a true collectable? I would probably say no. A V Spec, V Spec II or N1 would be a real collectable.
I use an air at work and i have a DeWalt at home. Although the work one has multiple torque/speed settings, I find the DeWalt do just as good a job as the work one, and you have a bonus of being portable. Sure the batteries dont last a long time, but I bought a kit that came with 2 batteries so one is on standby all the time. If you buy the DeWalt, make sure you get the heavy duty batteries.
And 600 bucks is a great buy considering I paid 800 a few years ago.
Sry guys can I ask when you can enter at the latest? We have a few things on that weekend (no1. being my sons b'day) and i'm not sure if I can attend, thanks.
Come again? Last time I checked my Stag, it still had plenty of leg room, enough for 3 full grown adults sitting comfortably for several hours on the Hume Hwy.
Hi, Can you pls send pics to heyeuge@hotmail.com, including engine bay, interior, damaged panels and anything really.
Thanks, and im a serious buyer, cash ready for the right car.
Also, what was done to g/b?
I never use those jaws wrenches as they can damage the filter itself if you use too much force. This is the thing I've used in very tight spaces, simple and effective
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/NEW-Oil-Filter-Wren...=item4a99a09d51