First pic! This is one of the project cars we have at uni. Its a Nissan P35 GT car. It is missing its original engine, suspension and brakes and currently has a puny nissan 300zx engine bodged into it for some reason. I think the plan is over a number of years to get it running with that and eventua...

Dont worry guys this car isnt going anywhere. After many people showing interest and then not backing it up with money, i think chris was trying to get peoples attention and make a serious offer as we know that if someone REALLY wants a 4x4, they pay good money for them. Ive heard of one being bough...

i knew id see a comment from you Mike

If there was any way of getting it back on the bike, believe me i would, i love long distances on the bike, always feels like an epic adventure because of how sore and tired you feel at the end :P I carried a bike exhaust manifold home on the back of my rucksack the other day after getting a deliver...

Could be a phase 1

That is a beautiful looking section of road there!

Damn you for being so far away!

Pictures of those rims please, i want my MO's in graphite grey, im interested in seeing what they look like

Up until recently ive never believed that ANY insurer would have staff that understood anything about cars in depth for when you would need to explain such a thing to, BUT i have heard good things about adrian flux and i have recently renewed my bike insurance through go compare and i just pick the ...

Here is mine, sat outside :cry: Ive decided to go back to uni to do a masters so the car will miss my attention for another year! The only thing i have done to it recently is fit an Isotta steering wheel which i picked up from work as obsolete stock for £1. Havent got any pictures of it fitted yet b...

When i last changed both seals on mine, the new ones had a different springy bit that holds the seal in shape compared to the originals so i think i may have had the later ones you talk about. They fitted in ok and are still working - i wondered whether they were wrong at the time but now i know why...

It did, think vanny needs to check wikipedia again

Where does the smaller one go? Only thought there was one, we only got one in the bag from citroen.

It really isnt that difficult, connect the pipes in the right order and its easy peasy. two plastic pipes that go left across the car first, push the molded block across the subframe towards the rear and connect the two rearward facing plastic pipes, then feed the three up that go to the reservoir t...

To back up vanny about the octopus, me and my dad have just changed one on a 1.9d estate we've just bought, did it in 2 hours. Take the plastic arch lining out on the drivers side too to make the thing more visible - allows you to stick your head in the arch to see it properly. From where you're dec...