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getting back on topic

spoke with the owner

he DOES own both...

the orange one is for sale and the green one has gone under transformation...

all i can say is...

"2jz no shit!"

pics to come shortly

coolaroonies... 2J will look at home in that car

*Drools over prospective high mount twins on 2j

what no rb20de conversion?

surely he'd wanna be more like the king of Jap style

what's the world coming to

turbo charged motors hmpf what will they think of next?

did you tell him you think he's orange cars homo styled Adz or should I send him a link to this thread?

...i like the shape

seriously who cares what colour etc :) as long as its being propelled by a 2jz its all good.

ive got a tsp kit and a uras kit, but i think im going to be running stock bars and a RB25. cant get away with big chunky kits these days :)

...i like the shape

seriously who cares what colour etc :P as long as its being propelled by a 2jz its all good.

ive got a tsp kit and a uras kit, but i think im going to be running stock bars and a RB25. cant get away with big chunky kits these days :P

i actually like the clean street look that ceffy's have with stock bars hard down with nice rims and clean paint, you dont see many like this these days :O

i personally dont like the 2jz idea... any rb or even an sr/ca would suffice

its the latest "fooly sik" thing to do (whack a J series motor in), itll wear thin just like sr conversions did... next transplan vh45?? :ninja: . personally i dont see the problem with the rb :)

i personally dont like the 2jz idea... any rb or even an sr/ca would suffice

LMFAO at ca ^^^^....hmmm rbbbbb luvin :(

altho it needs a 1jz from a jzx100

ive got a tsp kit and a uras kit, but i think im going to be running stock bars and a RB25. cant get away with big chunky kits these days sad.gif

yea mate let me no wen ur coming over :laugh:

Edited by Dan_J

hi lifeless shit stirring asshats

lets post shit

FKLGHAKLFJGHADKLFHGKLDJFHGKLF

ryan - bought a brand new tie rod for you... working all week 12 hour days so ill be down on sat hopefully or ill drop it past your place on sunday

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