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88 headlights and 86 tail lights? is that the series 3 head lights and series one square tail lights? I want exactly the opposite on mine :D i got a series 1, i like the front ends better, just i need to find a wreckers in Perth who has series 3 tail lights... for a decent price.. Any of you know any decent wreckers south of the river? im prepared to travel, so i dont mind north as well :D

Had a 31. Now got a Corolla. Will have another one though. My old standard 3L manual, 86 model ran a low 16 down the motorplex. No turbo's. Car had almost seized twice cuz wrong oil and the gearbox, uni joints and open diff were all had it too. Poor car copped a thrashing, burnouts and the like. Could have killed boyfriend for what he done to it. Car got two yellow stickers in the 6 months we owned purely for bald tyres. Still managed that time some how. Don't know how it still even ran.

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