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So, I have my car back :)

But... she still has a busted-arse tail light :(. New tail light is ex japan and will be about a month.

I'll come along for the shoot anyway and you can decide if you want to use her or not

Photo chop?

So, I have my car back :)

But... she still has a busted-arse tail light :(. New tail light is ex japan and will be about a month.

I'll come along for the shoot anyway and you can decide if you want to use her or not

You could still use the front...

I'd come along, but i feel like i'd just be getting in the way, and the only angle my car is really good from is the rear left. Right hand side of rear bar and middle of front bar both have damage on them, And even then i've been doored about 10 times on the left side so it'd still look pretty bad in the wrong light.

This is still a go for tonight! :)

My line doesn't want to start .... fuel pumps not getting any power.... 0.o but will still be there with the MX5 to take some photos. My line had too shit out on the day of the shoot didn't it... will try and fix it today.

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