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I bought a Bluebird SII rally car today! There's a few things to be sorted out before I pick it up next week, but its a done deal. Its a brand new car, done only 1 event and was too good to pass up when the opportunity came along. It doesn't have anything particularly flash in the driveline or suspension at the moment, but its a well built car that just needs some bhp and shocks, basically. I have some pics, but can't find the camera's USB cord - must have left it at work, so I'll post one tomorrow.

I also bought a bunch of engine stuff off a mate of a mate... Z24 crank turned down to fit L20B block, 89.5mm solid skirt pistons, sonic tested block etc to make a 2.4l grunter...

Now I just have to find room for another couple of cars (the Bluey comes with a spare shell - amongst other things). I've already got a Datsun 1200 racecar, HR30 Skyline, GQ Patrol and a mates Stanza rallycar in for a paintjob. And now 2 Bluebirds coming - something's gotta give! and as much as I don't want to get rid of the HR30, its the only real option, so does anyone want to buy a HR30 Skyline coupe to help me make room??? or know someone who might? I'll advertise it in the For Sale section when its finished and ready to sell.

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