Hopefully the pic will work (and is not too big!), its the first time i've tried it on this laptop.
Managed to get the car out and started it up in the snow. impressed it started first time with it being so cold!
Hopefully the pic will work (and is not too big!), its the first time i've tried it on this laptop.
Looks good!
In fact, too clean!
Mike
That does look pretty sweet!
What a brilliant picture, really atmospheric.
[Edited on 23/3/08 by LBMEFM]
Cheers for the comments, seeing as that worked here are a couple more
Enjoy
Looking good, great car and very clean.
Looks fantastic out in the white stuff, the wheels look really good.
Just one question.. what are your mirrors off? OK for SVA??
Cheers,
Steve
Pictures of the Indy in the snow look great Matt. I think Kawasaki green is the best colour for an Indy 
Phil
Mirrors look like cbr600, same as ours. They were fine for SVA.
hth
Simon
That's one shiny car- don't think my car has ever been that clean!!! Have you polished it or something? If so,what with???
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Originally posted by coozer
Looks fantastic out in the white stuff, the wheels look really good.
Just one question.. what are your mirrors off? OK for SVA??
Cheers,
Steve
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Originally posted by BenB
That's one shiny car- don't think my car has ever been that clean!!! Have you polished it or something? If so,what with???
Its looking great,did you encounter any problems with the bike carbs on your pinto.
no, no real probs, they leaked a bit of fuel when first put on but that was only due to the o ring seals having dried out, as soon as it had some fuel
in the rings (and left like that overnight) they were re-hydrated and not a problem since.
Bogg Bros, pre tune the carbs so that the car will start when first installed, as it did do, and then when i had put them onto the engine we went back
for a tune up to get it running just right. Boggs put in bigger jets to allow more fuel but that was about it really.
The best modification especially as there was no stress involved!!
Looks great out in the snow, love the colour. When I see cars like this and the one in Mark G's avatar I wish I aint been so conservative and gone for black
looks beautiful. what kind of power are you getting on the carbs? what's the rough costs involved?
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Originally posted by john_p_b
looks beautiful. what kind of power are you getting on the carbs? what's the rough costs involved?