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I'm very interested. Can you please send pics to [email protected] Cheers.

I'll give you $70 plus postage. Interested?

When I was really young I went on a family holiday down the south coast (NSW). I remember running towards to ocean yelling something like "Look daddy, the sea.. the sea!"... too bad I was on top of a 10m cliff. I probably still hold the record for the fastest time down that cliff. I came out of it with no front teeth and lots of cuts/bruises. Good thing dad's a dentist!

Hey guys, I've got a Palm m105 PDA for sale. Comes with 2x cradles, 3 extra stylus', CD. All in excellent condition. Sorry I threw out the box. Make me an offer. Cheers.

Got any pics?

I did notice that this thread was started more than 6 months ago.. but it was worth a shot. Cheers.

Definately pays to shop around... I never accept the first offer.

I might be interested. Can you please post pics? How much will repair cost and how much are you selling for?

Well today I bought a K&N panel filter online from Motorpoint.com.au for $117. SuperCheap Auto wanted $140, so I'm happy. Thanks for all the advice and for sharing your experiences. You guys are all champs. Take it easy.

Thanks for the advice WazR43GTSt. I'm still keen for a pod (even if it is just for looks), but I'll check out the price of the panel. Cheers.

Ahhh... so no cold air and it ain't as good. Of course! I might just go the panel filter then...

Someone just told me that they dyno'd 2 civics - one with pod, one with panel and the panel came out tops. Bother cars were otherwise identical. Is this possible?

Thanks for the advice Jimbo, I think I'll go the pod - it looks nicer under the bonnet.

Since pod filters are illegal unless enclosed, how would a good panel filter (such as K&N) compare with a pod? I can't see the panel filter allowing anywhere near as much airflow. Also, should I just go ahead and put a pod filter in my '89 celica? It's not like I'm gonna get pulled over and inspected right?

I've heard that pod filters are illegal unless housed in a "filter box" - in which case you might as well just fit a panel filter. Anyone know if this is true?