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It may have taken 3 years, but i have finally got another stag. yewwww

2004 PM35 axis, one owner, full history, 61000km.

Got a hell of a stereo to go in, fitted my works bell paddle kit already, transgo hd2 kit to go in soon, new tailpipes en route for a custom 3" twin exhaust

obligatory pics

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started fabbing up panels for the stereo, here's my rear door mounts for splits in stock position and tweeter holes drilled out of the stock mesh. totally stealth.

and a layout for the boot install early stages

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