i thought that too, but luckily i found this

just going to make up a reversed stencil with 神奈川県警察 on it (Kanagawa prefectural police), and try and draw up the logo thingy on the bonnet.

hows this looking

I am off next week to a conference up at the gold coast, but hopefully, i can get time to get some form of a website built up again!

wht the difference between 240k and kpgc110 ???

it seems this car is different to alfa's 110

search the site...

240K is what the KenandMary is called in Australia

KPGC110 is the chassis code for the car and that's international since it's the first 7 digits on the VIN #.

Again a summary:

GC10: 69-72 Skyline Sedan

KGC10: 70-72 Skyline Coupe

GC110: 73-8 Skyline KenandMary Sedan

KGC110: 73-8 Skyline KenandMary Coupe

If you add a "P" in there (PGC10, KPGC10, KPGC110) then you are talking about the top of the line GT-R with the fabled S20 engine.

Ok?

-e

Kent,

The first picture (model) shows black paint sweeping up from the fenders to the hood. You need to paint that on for authenticity - all Japanese police cars have it. The "bonnet thingy" is the symbol for the police. It's a stylized chrysanthemum. They don't put that on the cars like shown on the model. Rather, it's a gold medallion located at the tip of the point on the bonnet.

thanks mates cool

search the site...

240K is what the KenandMary is called in Australia

KPGC110 is the chassis code for the car and that's international since it's the first 7 digits on the VIN #.

Again a summary:

GC10: 69-72 Skyline Sedan

KGC10: 70-72 Skyline Coupe

GC110: 73-8 Skyline KenandMary Sedan

KGC110: 73-8 Skyline KenandMary Coupe

If you add a "P" in there (PGC10, KPGC10, KPGC110) then you are talking about the top of the line GT-R with the fabled S20 engine.

Ok?

-e