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Stig
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Post by Stig »

thanks for the tip but this one will remain TOTALLY standard

Its a bit like the EXUP, you hardly ever see a completely standard one this far down the line.
Agreed things do look well modded :nod: but look what a bog standard 350LC fetches now :eek: :eek: :eek:

I watched a std twincam go for 10K on ebay just after xmas :nod: :nod: :nod:
looked identical to dads including colour scheme, but that had 107K on the clock :rolleyes:
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Post by Yoda »

Sounds like you should garage the car then Stig. 10K is a lot of wonga for it to go walkies. Whats the insurance like?
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Post by Teego »

Stig wrote::blush: 15K in 17 years :eek: :paranoid: :paranoid:
Here's something with fewer miles than the StigExupMobile.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/YAMAHA-1990-EX-UP ... 0097406549
Keep on keepin' on.
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Post by rf9rider »

Teego wrote:
Stig wrote::blush: 15K in 17 years :eek: :paranoid: :paranoid:
Here's something with fewer miles than the StigExupMobile.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/YAMAHA-1990-EX-UP ... 0097406549
Look at his other items for sale, 3 OWO1`s. :eek:
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Post by nismo »

Nice! RWD too, perfic!! :evil:
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Post by bikerman90 »

i read somewhere that i should ahve some of the bits off that for my old mk1 mr2 lol..........only prob is them corrollas are like golden Knat poop nowadays lol
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Post by barfly »

When we going drifting Stig :D
Brakes??? I thought thats what pedestrians were for!
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Post by ozzyfzr »

Sometimes it's the memories that make you keep summat like the Toyota and the Triumph, I for one would not part with something that had so many sweet memories.

Good on ya guys, I had to sell mine as moving here to Aus I couldn't afford to bring em! still regret selling em! lost forever me thinks.
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Post by scar_biker »

Nice ride Stig :shades: I think ya right diffinatly keep her standard :nod:
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Post by Stig »

cheers guys,

I'm currently trying to source the few necessary/ totally unnecessary bits for the car that need replacing

Unbelievably its the strangest things that you can't get anymore :retard:

WTF, can't get sunvisors for the interior :eek: ...I mean its not like someone had a spate of nicking them all and 2000 owners had to replace them....surely Toyota made SOME spares
The ones in the car are deformed due to mum attaching another visor extention to the bottoms via some sort of tie system :paranoid: They're all squashed up :crybaby:
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Eyup Stig best find out what other Toyotas used the same parts and see if you can't find anything in Oz or SA as they are popular cars over there mate :nod:
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...oh and I forgot they're dead popular in Ireland for drifting so might pay you to look over that side to :nod:
Brakes??? I thought thats what pedestrians were for!
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Post by Stig »

Just an update for those who's bothered.

I got all the bits I needed and even found a good body man that will use lead instaed of filler for the few bits of bodywork that need doing right. He's done stuff to concours class stds :cool:

I just gotta find time to strip her back so he can see whats needed
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I had to go back to page 1 to remind me. :retard: Thought you were on about the peugeot again for a minute. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Post by ANDYFZR »

very nice m8 :) its well worth doing :nod:
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