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January 11, 200619 yr

comment_151724

I know the RB260 is a twin cam... Will you be using Solexes or will it be injected?

Starting out using the stock head. Injection - no carbs.

There ya go

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January 15, 200619 yr

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comment_152117

WTF is Pimp My Ride?

POR-15 + dust = true. LOL

18"? Chrome? Bling? Is that something you eat?

Subframe connects to the rear

More rust fixed, yey!

Handsome!

Floor fixed

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January 15, 200619 yr

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Closing time =)

Richard, welding!

So pretty

Charming

Hugo thought the plastic made him look younger.

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January 15, 200619 yr

comment_152135

OK, I be the first one... I do not feel your wheel and tire combo will work. Too narrow a track and not enough tire. Your slip angle will be terrible! Now if you are a dirfter...! Naw, you're a gripper, I'm sure!

What great workmanship! These guys are doing a heckofajob. Keep the pics coming.

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January 15, 200619 yr

comment_152160

No camber adjustment either!

Keep up the excellent work Phillip, can't wait to see it finished.

Nick.

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January 16, 200619 yr

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comment_152172

HAha! I managed killing one of the rear wheels by sitting my fat a$$

down on the passenger side rocker panel. Bugger! Time to lose weight

Anyway! Here's the video from the last update.

>> http://www.voodoo-people.com/~daz/mull/wmv/mull@hugo13.wmv

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January 16, 200619 yr

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Screen cap from upcoming video, some paint and clear coat being added to

the dash in order to make the mold for the carbon fiber dash. Dash will most

likely be messed up when removing the mold (since the vinyl isn't attached

that good in some places, etc) so don't get too angry or attached to the

color of choice

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January 22, 200619 yr

comment_153012

Hi there.. links to your vids made it to a forum for the other side of the Classic Japanese fence .. and I just had to pop in here and say 'cool'.

Love the videos and the determination to carry on. I just pulled apart my '75 Celica to fix a "tiny" bit of rust only to discover a massive amount more work and a lot of previous owners' hack repairs (though no hinges or 6mm thick steel welded in yet).. so Im quite familiar with that feeling.

I look forward to seeing this complete, and watching more video progress reports

cheers,

Brett Fraser