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Post a picture of your car here Part 4 (quote a picture, get a 24h ban!!)
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ba_barabus wrote: »Looks great to me, at least the nice big grille isn't spoiled.
Each to their own
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Toyotafanboi wrote: »Said i'd tackle this coin trick business. I also said i'd do it in homage to the original advert which iirc was starting the engine with the coin on top, not placing it onto an already ticking over engine, but i could be wrong as i can't find the original on youtube. needless to say it was an outstanding success.
the 2zz is a very unforgiving cold start.
Have you tried placing the coin after the engine is started?
I will give it a shot on my 1SZ-FE tomorrow
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love the old ST, bought one new in 07, those alloys were the best aswell (they toned them down from 08 onwards).
Any upgrade to the ECU? I had the bluefin chip, worth every penny, I swear it was as fast as the MkII RS that came later (at least in a straight line anyway)
Yup many many changes
All cosmetic ofc ...
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Think its time I put up pictures of the new car. Meh, its not everyones cup of tea, nor is it anything fun or exciting like other members cars here BUT I have high hopes for this car.. I really want to do something with it to make it stand out - change it from looking like a grannys car (ironically enough it was an elderly lady who owned it from new). Anyhow, any recommendations?
Before people start saying "why didnt you buy X car or Y car", yes I could have but insurance was a big factor for me. I couldnt say no to this car - 32k miles, one owner from new, tax'd and nct'd for the year, nice colour, not too bad on fuel, and it came up at the right time
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Best of luck with it. They are a great car. Just a set of genuine corolla alloys is all it needs really.mhackett102 wrote: »Think its time I put up pictures of the new car. Meh, its not everyones cup of tea, nor is it anything fun or exciting like other members cars here BUT I have high hopes for this car.. I really want to do something with it to make it stand out - change it from looking like a grannys car (ironically enough it was an elderly lady who owned it from new). Anyhow, any recommendations?
Before people start saying "why didnt you buy X car or Y car", yes I could have but insurance was a big factor for me. I couldnt say no to this car - 32k miles, one owner from new, tax'd and nct'd for the year, nice colour, not too bad on fuel, and it came up at the right time0 -
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Thanks everyone for the well wishes and suggestions!Supergurrier wrote: »Not a liftback ?
Im disgusted
I was looking everywhere for a hatchback but I couldnt find any decent ones. When this one appeared I went straight for it. So far about three random people have come to me saying that they were also looking at it!Supergurrier wrote: »Feck that.
Steelies, bitches love steelies
I sold a set of banded steelies not too long ago. Would have loved to put them on this and see what they were like!Black Toyota badge, Mighty Car Mods sticker, coilovers and nice wheels.
This is a strong thought of mine.. Its my first car and im young, I very much doubt that i'll be able to do it when I get any older!!Best of luck with it. They are a great car. Just a set of genuine corolla alloys is all it needs really.
Thanks! Im happy with the driving so far, have clocked just over 1000 miles and its running very smooth. I was looking for a set of genuine Toyota alloys but they are so damn expensive!Nurburgring sticker
On a Corolla? Err I think I'll leave that one out..@mhackett well wear looks like a clean car not a bad colour either. 32k miles is rediculous low it must of went no where. As said above I wouldn't go too mad on it but a few small changes would be good. Also if you do any kind of night driving get the osram nightbreaker I think they are the best halogen bulbs you can get for the money. They make driving at night a joy.
Thanks! Yeah Im thinking of a few things alright, the osram nightbreakers are already on the to-do list - the standard lights are sh1te!0 -
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mhackett102 wrote: »Thanks everyone for the well wishes and suggestions!
I was looking everywhere for a hatchback but I couldnt find any decent ones. When this one appeared I went straight for it. So far about three random people have come to me saying that they were also looking at it!
I sold a set of banded steelies not too long ago. Would have loved to put them on this and see what they were like!
This is a strong thought of mine.. Its my first car and im young, I very much doubt that i'll be able to do it when I get any older!!
Thanks! Im happy with the driving so far, have clocked just over 1000 miles and its running very smooth. I was looking for a set of genuine Toyota alloys but they are so damn expensive!
On a Corolla? Err I think I'll leave that one out..
Thanks! Yeah Im thinking of a few things alright, the osram nightbreakers are already on the to-do list - the standard lights are sh1te!
It looks very clean as is. Keep it stock and have it polished, waxed and looking well. It'll stand out from 90% of the ****e out there!0 -
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