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^^ Needs to drive an Evo. lol.

Or a Volvo XC90... 5 cylinder slung sideways between the front wheels aint great... Especially when there is room for an in-line 6.... :yes:

I threw in my 2 R32 GTR Seats, a Whiteline rear swaybar and cleaned her up real nice. Still need to source some 14mm tubing to upgrade the brakes. That's next on the list.

Cut out and cleaned up the rust from the front doors, what a mission. Passanger side chased all the way down to the body line, so a lot of bare metal that needed renewing. Then when I went and got the paint made up it is completely different, looks more champagne than white. Next it is going to JLM for the front shafts to be replaced. Just need to wait for the merc to come back from the panel beaters before dropping of the beast.

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Wired up and installed my Ganador mirrors this morning. And also got around to polishing up the HKS exhaust which I will get put in this week. Now to find someone to put in the coilovers.

Finally reunited with mine last Tuesday after 2 months off the road.

Now sporting a rebuilt transmission from Kewish. Never realised how much I enjoyed my until I had to drive a 2" raised Prado for a couple of months (good car, but that handling :()

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