i just rang an enzed about one of those tools and he ways saying for the cost of the tool and the amount of times you would use it in a hobby environment, it wouldn't be worth the purchase, and they can do the whole car for me for $50 for those flares. $5 each end isn't bad.

i think you can get them new from nissan, or try datsport.

you need a tool used by plumbers or anyone who works with soft metal pipes, they have a tool which will "baloon" the ends, like on the factory hoses.

can't remember the name of the tool at the moment...

perhaps they will change the name on certain models like, they do with other brands, like the honda integra, is the Acura integra, and the tiburon(spelling?) hayundai coupe, and the whole lexus/toyota soarer....

would be cool to have another run of restyled models of ours roll of a production line.

doing the hamburger design would be cool with one the tacho back lit red and the speedo back lit blue.

but i think the design you have would have to be kinda small, and the rest of the gauges would be tiny unless you made the dash higher i guess you would say, as you don't have heaps of room to work with..

still kool design!

why would you rally a car with a bent chassis? isn't that a bad idea? if you can't register it it probably isn't a good idea to put it under the stresses of rally!

there was a shot of the back end of one in the pits or a shed, pretty sure it was ZA, it's not bobs one but that does look similar.

hey guys,

do you remember a couple years ago there were photos posted of a 1200 coupe with a wide body kit, i think it was a drag car in ZA or portugal, it was Candy apple red.

if you know where they are or you are the owner can you chuck a link to the pics or a couple photos, i want to take a closer look at it.

anywhere else you will pay for postage, and just think $210 for a car with no damp carpet smell is a good buy!

i thinkit's worth it, i got quoted about $400 for all my seals in my 120Y coupe from Scotts auto rubber.

i'd go the ca route, easy to get parts, has been done before so a good knowledge base, and easy to get parts.