Hi B120dat my name is Linda I'm having trouble up dating my profile so sorry you have no detail on me
I am wally's wife I would love to go to the extent that Dale (Wally) has gone to on the /OUR wagon but the bucks just aren't there at this time.
For now there is only a small amount of rust repair to do and straight on with the paint
Wally has my wheels on his ute at the moment and they are the same as what is on the wagon but only I will run 205/50/13's on the rear and 185 60/13's on the front
I live on the Gold Coast ,come down on our cruzie on the 27th of july

I saw this earlier in the day "while I was still at work". Sorry I was distracted and didn't spend the time to note that this is another Datsun in the world of Wally.
Linda, I'm so pleased that you too have adopted the datsun as an acceptable form of transport. I guess that's a prerequisite to staying married to Dale. Datsun 1200s really are a fun little car. Especially if the little things are fixed up, like slack in the steering, worn pedal rubbers, worn gearbox shifter bushing, worn front suspension, or worn out shock absorbers. It's a bit like using an impressive computer with a keyboard where the space bar doesn't work..

205 on the rear..they always look great. I had 205 60/14s and 205 65/14s on the rear of my old sedan, and it looked cool. People would see the wide tires, see the "Bowl through Life" lawn bowls sticker on the rear window, see the 2.5inch industrial looking exhaust, see the "Full Automatic" badge, and the "old man" green colour. And they would start smirking, and sometimes break into fits of laughter. I'd laugh along.. because ..it was funny. But when the lights turned green, I'd see the driver look at the passenger in the same car and go "what the!". So this is why I like Datsuns..

Welcome to the site Linda, your insanity is safe with us.