CARSICK

Yeah, this Test has been used in court cases to justify an excuse of 'uncharacteristic behaviour'.

%age of Guarantee =

Dream about Mac Pass at 7am.

For Drama, #2 Hidden Talent! or... Blossoming Talent!

Next door neighbour's VL Grp A HDT got stolen from his acreage and a locked garage to boot. Seems that the lowlifes came from 35Kms away. And that wasn't the only one in pieces in their shed. A person also has to be careful NOT to give out the proper Number Plate if poss.when selling a car. It's a giveaway for where the car is garaged. An RTA staff member at Lithgow got prosecuted a few years ago for accessing people's private MV particulars. Insurance claim inspectors also interview repeat theft victims with the Q; "Did you have this car up for sale?"

Me playing ignorant ta Ms Keystone, saved me from sweating all the way to the front of the car. It annoyed the crap outta her.

Have you got a Business card John? One with your e-mail address/Ph No. etc? PM me

It's best after ALL THAT WORK to use the high quality NGK Grade 8 Iridiums for your car (or equivalent)

Yeah Josh will look after ya! He'll give you a receipt for items and work done; but you just need to pay in cash that's all. Fitment, strength and quality of his moulded work is exquisite.

Irohazaka gives me headspins

That suggestion about checking out tailshaft wear is good advice. The uni joint in the middle can get a bit weak, which means that static speed tests at about 100Km/Hr, 110Km/Hr, 120 Km/Hr, 130 Km/Hr (keeping an eye on the rear vision mirror) are worth it mate.

...and Sublime Point Lookout for sunrise - after the sunset!

All that I've got is an A2 size 8 pge Official booklet with the moving pics containing the LHD version and the still shots with the RHD. + 2 Posters; since each poster is double-sided. One side has the front with an oblique angle. The other side has the oblique angled rear. Well, at least the posters are large !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That was a favourite nursery rhyme eh? Did ya ever notice that nursery rhyme stories were gross?

There's been no perceptible difference between pods and airbox. The airbox sounds better though after that cold air baffle is knocked out.

:laughing-smiley-014: Na but seriously, ya might be after Nisswreck here on SAU?

Trouble is... When I get mine back, I suffer from Syline 'addiction'

Yesterday: a middle-aged woman in a Camry Day before: a mother in a Camry Day before that: a man and his wife (I presume) in a Camry 5 days ago: another middle-aged woman in a Camry

^^^+1 You'd probably have to get your 'sweetheart' at the right moment before you could convince her to see someone and get assessed. As they say, "Strike while the iron's hot" mate. All the best,

Once purchased > Hard to Sell later on... IMHO

As Terry hinted, the services aren't that expensive... <$200 for a minor service with a workshop that's familiar with Grey Import Skylines. They do not charge like specialist Nissan Dealers. More like $70-$90/Hr Maintenance parts are not really expensive either. Oil and air filters can be obtained from Nissan. The workshop can supply high quality oil like Motul, Elf etc Dif oil is easy to get from Autobarn, as are pads and rotors. Availability of specialty parts is not hard via Nisswreck, Just Jap, Powerplay, Unique Auto, Toy Shop and many others. Australia, UK, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Thailand are places that have absorbed export Skylines from Japan.

John and Jane look at the car. They look at the driver. They look at the car again (with the SAU sticker on it). They look at each other; nod, and think 'ENTHUSIAST'!!! Motto:- SAU Sticker helps!!!

...hope to get back to you real soon

Maybe you're taking a legal tack to get the damage repaired BUT there's an even number of petals on my flower toooooooo

...will try to get back to you on these after I check out spacers