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Post a picture of your car here Part 4 (quote a picture, get a 24h ban!!)
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The sticker is for http://eireoggreystones.com
And job seeker I got your pm, havn't forgotten about you
The Yaris is truly mauldy. It's off getting welded now, then hopefully re-NCT'd asap. Been an interesting journey this far.0 -
Toyotafanboi wrote: »The sticker is for http://eireoggreystones.com
And job seeker I got your pm, havn't forgotten about you
The Yaris is truly mauldy. It's off getting welded now, then hopefully re-NCT'd asap. Been an interesting journey this far.
Cheers.
It's mauldy alright. But you're good at detailing.0 -
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Toyotafanboi wrote: »Lip gloss, a slim jim glass and a cassette of late 90's dance music, not too shabby
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Dr Turk Turkelton wrote: »So I picked this up at the weekend...
Had one almost twenty years ago as my first car and have wanted another one since.:)
Well wear They are a lovely car, that one looks as if it's been minded. 0 -
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Well wear Turk. There was a Mugen powered one around my town when I was a young fella. It had some note off it
So the straight pipe on the V8 was getting to me on long runs. Dynamated the floor, rear walls and doors. It's made a big difference. Hands are cut to shreds from the ally foil :-/
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Dr Turk Turkelton wrote: »So I picked this up at the weekend...
Had one almost twenty years ago as my first car and have wanted another one since.:)
Nice! B16A1?0 -
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Dr Turk Turkelton wrote: »Yeah, I'll get some proper pics up next week hopefully when the weather improves and I get some time.
Nice, the vtec engine is awesome I had the same one I'm my old civic 0 -
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duffman3833 wrote: »i had that moment recently when i landed exactly on an even mileage like that as soon as i stopped at my house. Twas really satisfying
I forgot that 180,000km was coming up, filled up with diesel reset the trip counter and got a surprise! 0 -
Dr Turk Turkelton wrote: »Yeah, I'll get some proper pics up next week hopefully when the weather improves and I get some time.
wear well new sir turk only noticed the pics today! crx lover myself had 2 SIR and 2 dual carbies in the past - much much fun
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Jaysus lad I hope you used the 50 bucket method with whale sperm shampoo. May scrap her otherwise. :mad: :pac:
I hit a fair big cardboard box on the motorway the other day... lets just say I dealt with it with the 1 brush method
Just trolling, I didn't actually use a yard brush on the car.
I did use this Demon Shine kit though. Used the APC, wheel cleaner, foam shampoo, tyre shine and the Demon Shine itself. I won't derail this thread but I found the bits good. Obviously unacceptable for the detailing forum but for a fella who likes washing his car, i'd rate them. The shampoo was very very thick which I liked and the tyre shine is really wet looking but it feels heavy enough not to come off after the first shower. Everything smelt great
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Finally got round to dropping the wee 106 into a good buddy of mine that's fairly hot with the compounding machine. Seeing as she's run faultlessly the past 2 weeks since I found the root of my vacuum leak issues and the sun is threatning to break out I said I'd treat her for Valentines hahaha I'd always have my cars looking clean, genuinely washed the Corolla 3 times one day a few years ago, but it's not until they're properly compounded that you trully see just how much dirt can linger in the paintwork. 3 cars he's done for me now and been delighted with each of them. https://www.facebook.com/RonanSDetailing for anyone around Cork. Anyway.....
Also, I was just passing through Mallow one of the days, bit of a highafter passing the college exams, and made a slight wrong turn and ended up accidently passing the door of EARS motersport. Thought it would have been rude to not call in for a look, and it was like a case of a kid in a sweet-shop. Of course I NEED a 3 point harness and deep dish steering wheel for my daily driver. All about the notion of running up the Col de Turini on the commute to work or college ;-)
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Two weeks old last Saturday and ticked over into the thousands now. Enjoying it so far. Feels strange looking at the odometer with hardly nothing on the clock. Last few cars had high milage with the last one at 135k km before I traded in.0 -
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