Steve74
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I'm sure @Serratia was looking into building these a while ago not sure how far he got on with it though ?
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55 minutes ago, Carling said:
Christ that’s lucky mate fair play!You probably owe your friend a few beers and possibly a pie for his efforts
So anyone able to help me with some Toyota discount??? Hahahahaha
Cough Cough PM might help who knows
I found the company i used last time for the group buy he maybe able to help you ... !
https://www.facebook.com/Hokori-Motor-243198682403963/ if you use FB
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you'd of cried the other week when we the hinge snapped , luckily a friend fixed it with new welds
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here you go this is what it looks like
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Found a very old Celica club flyer from 2003 when i first joined not the glossy shiny one we had but the original download and print it yourself version.
You too can feel incredibly old now as this was in the days of dial up internet
Hello!
Like Celicas? Well, if so, you might like to know there’s hundreds of like-minded souls out there who feel exactly the same way.
Celica-club was set up in January 2002 so that owners of all Celicas, from the very first ones in the early 1970’s to the latest ones rolling off the forecourts had a way of chatting, sharing information, and generally having a laugh in a friendly co-operative club environment.
So if you point an internet browser at www.celica-club.co.uk and enter the forum, other members will be more than happy to say hello and chat about everything from the best type of car wax to use, to how to supercharge your engine and fit that amazing bodykit you’ve seen someone driving around in.
The club organises regular informal meets as well, so even if you’re not a Celica owner and just an owner-wannabe, there’ll be tons of chances for you to meet up with us and admire the cars on show.
www.celica-club.co.uk - probably the friendliest car site on the net. SEE YOU THERE!
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I see your parking skills haven't improved
But welcome back to the right side
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Sports M wing refitted after nearly 15 months without.
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Got some new wheels Rota Sub Zeros
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Collected new plastic clips from toyota today to fit to the wheel arches. Had a look at the car as not back together its only a few more days till shes complete and repainted
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got the car back together ready to be put in the paint booth
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just seen your post and thought about my mates post he's got an mx5 that hes putting up for a raffle , its a project car as currently has an auto box in it and would require some work doing to it. its on facebook i'll put link below.
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or get an Injen Cover if theres any for sale
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You could always try and source a Rod Millen bumper. As that looks better.
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We had the option to use trade plates but as the brake pipes had perished we didn't want to risk it. So car transporter is collecting the car on Monday evening from Peterborough and delivering around 10pm that night.
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weve got one sorted , josh has bought my old car from dave , was lucky enough to come with a few toys so excited to have another TRD Exhaust lol
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It's my old car that Dave bought. Few toys on so TRD exhaust is a good extra along with Aem Sri and the ultraleggra wheels. Most likely putting car to standard and putting through mot for sale
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ive done an application on shiply and some good quotes coming back so just seeing for now cars not currently road worthy but looking to perhaps sort it once up here plus remove the goodies for the other 2 celicas we have already
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Ok thanks guys appreciate it.
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Morning all been a while since I've posted much but i'm after some information or some guidance , I'm looking to buy my old Celica back from the previous seller as he no longer uses the car and was wondering whats the best way to get it back up to York from Peterborough.
Sadly there is not Mot on the car as its not been used in since 2014 and the vehicle is SORN so need advice on transporters , is it worth getting someone else to pick it up or is better to hire a transporter and do it yourself.
any help would be appreciated.
Steve
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to be honest the greddy gauges are quite pricey individually so you may find that to be a bit too cheap , but if your not bothered then someone is in for a real bargain providing all the sensors and senders are being sold with it
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Rainsport 3's are around £130 each depending on sizes but when i checked for 215/45/17 it was at £130
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sign of old age where comfort comes before performance
probably a sign that the car could be due a de mod ready to sell too
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Thanks Kev , fortunately I found a couple of places that do falkens at £58 a tyre and can buy nangkang NS ultras at cost as inspired are a dealer for them so either 2 Michelin pilot sports at £180 or 4 falken or nangkang at £200
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Hi Andy nice to see you back on here , Hope your Mrs's car is going ok too.
Post your CELICA pic of the day:ONE PIC PER PERSON PER DAY PLEASE!
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