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here are the kids :spank:

affectionately known as "the Black" from the day i bought her.

i have owned hot cortinas, celicas, RX-7s.

But nothin like the Black.

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Couldnt keep my wife out of it so heres hers!

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they make a good family dont you think?

:P

very nice im rather partial to the 4door line as you can see by the link in my sig...

do u have a rear strut brace??

very nice im rather partial to the 4door line as you can see by the link in my sig...

do u have a rear strut brace??

Gday mate,

Not yet, i was looking at one thru whiteline, they did the works on my black one, but i didnt follow it thru.

The 4dr is stock standard at the mo, whiteline race pack due soon so i will look into it all over again.

very nice im rather partial to the 4door line as you can see by the link in my sig...

do u have a rear strut brace??

sorry mate got side tracked, your 4dr looks great! they make great little sleepers!!

my wife loves smoking da bros in their falcadores!

:dry:

Bought an S2 Gts-t, look at my avatar! Looks the goods, but i'm thinking ill be somewhat underwhelmed by performance.....

hey, ive been looking to do the same r400 front bar on my car, damn, lucky thats coming with it.. hey, is that bar fibre glass or pvc your getting?, nice wing your getting to.. very clean and nice car!!

Gday mate,

Not yet, i was looking at one thru whiteline, they did the works on my black one, but i didnt follow it thru.

The 4dr is stock standard at the mo, whiteline race pack due soon so i will look into it all over again.

cool let me know how you go on a rear strut brace i was @ a local import spares place and he didnt see the bolt holes on the rear struts that are there on the 2door

sorry mate got side tracked, your 4dr looks great! they make great little sleepers!!

my wife loves smoking da bros in their falcadores!

:(

thanks a very lucky purchase... being a GTS4 i call it my baby GTR this is pretty stock it has FMIC and sum sort of dual stage boost controler that isnt hooked up boosts @ 8 on normal day and 10-11 when its cold will make a GenIII monaro driver cry :( it makes about 175 @ the rears on the dyno

hey, ive been looking to do the same r400 front bar on my car, damn, lucky thats coming with it.. hey, is that bar fibre glass or pvc your getting?, nice wing your getting to.. very clean and nice car!!

Got no idea if its FRP or plastic, havent got the car yet! SHOULD be picking it up tomorrow, fingers crossed!

I recieved a few more photos of it, just making me all warm inside :)

Check out the dash and neat half cage, loving it!

Cheers, Bart.

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