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Maxxed_Ross · 20-10-07, 10:26 PM

well I've had it a full day now, and had to fill it twice...ouch!

Drive up was a total joy, it's so easy to drive and just goes in any gear. Had some fun with tail gaters on the way up lol

I'm well on the way to getting the little niggles sorted out. Had a day at the local scrap yards with Kev today sourcing some goodies for it - mainly rear electric windows, sound deadening for under the dash and the new rear spats to replace my cracked one.

Next on the hit list are fitting my HID's from the ZR, wiring in the Snooper properly and sourcing some bonnet carpet since mine seems to be missing. A few scratches and scuffs to sort out but I'll try and blitz them tomorrow when I give it a proper clean.

I can't stop smiling when I drive it. It's sooooo much fun!

20-10-07, 10:26 PM	#24
Maxxed_Ross Events Organiser-Scotland Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Livingston Posts: 7,667	well I've had it a full day now, and had to fill it twice...ouch! Drive up was a total joy, it's so easy to drive and just goes in any gear. Had some fun with tail gaters on the way up lol I'm well on the way to getting the little niggles sorted out. Had a day at the local scrap yards with Kev today sourcing some goodies for it - mainly rear electric windows, sound deadening for under the dash and the new rear spats to replace my cracked one. Next on the hit list are fitting my HID's from the ZR, wiring in the Snooper properly and sourcing some bonnet carpet since mine seems to be missing. A few scratches and scuffs to sort out but I'll try and blitz them tomorrow when I give it a proper clean. I can't stop smiling when I drive it. It's sooooo much fun! __________________ ------------------------------ ------------------------------ __________________ ------------------------------ ------------------------------ __________________ www.facebook.com/EX259 "It's not broken, it's an opportunity to upgrade!" Last edited by Maxxed_Ross; 20-10-07 at 10:30 PM.