Old Red Celica

There is probably a formula somewhere but I like to have at least 4-5 turns of thread on a wheel nut. By adding 5mm of spacer you remove over 3 turns of thread. So go to your current wheels and remove one wheel nut. Count how many full turns it takes to remove the nut. Each turn of the nut is 1.5mm of thread holding your wheel on. More turns on the nut, the more securely it's holding the wheel on. Not enough turns of threads holding your wheel on, the more likely it is to fall off under load.

All depends on how much stud you have left to get the nut on. How many turns on the nut do you get now?

I've no problem about BS power figures, it came with 103Bhp from the factory and has lost loads of them.

I used to add "Given to you by Old Red Celica" to the bottom of mine. As for bringing it back, we've still got hundreds if not thousand of the Red ones.

Ahh.

Why are the tyres pointing the wrong direction of rotation?

Yep. Either side of the centre line.

Dig out that Christmas Tree from the loft.

The AVON, The Mower and Ethel. My 3 Red machines.

Would have been better placed as a wanted advert. Front or rear?

Living in a flat would probably mean there is no dedicated off road parking where this would be allowed. I wanted one in my front garden and was told I'd need planning permission, even though it was a temporary construction.

It's gunna rust.

The part number was on the forum somewhere.

Got a part number to hand?

Are they still available from Toyota? Thought they'd all gone.

Those were the days. With our classic Gold and Blue colour scheme.

Mook aka Skewer does the stickers. The Likwidart ones are lovely but hopefully someone will post the Website of the new operators since Rob passed away last summer. FACEBOOK PAGE

Ask about Cavity Wax rather than WaxOyl

Old pallets. Building sites. Lots of places you can pick up a couple of bits of timber.

OK. Time for a new Challenge. A picture of your Celica.......with a Chritmas Tree sticking out of the boot.

I've been told that wheel wax reduces the amount of brake dust that can stick to rims. Got the wheel wax, maybe I should use it !!

I think the cats in hybrids have some extra valuable metal in the basic petrol cars. As a new cat for a celica starts at about £50, can't see a scrap one being worth the hassle.

Hmmm. Interesting, I only joined TEC in '99, so the JAE at Billing in '99 was my first JAE.

Z Club started it. My first on was in 1999 and it was well established by then.