Wow, I was going to say to hang onto it Ben and build some sort of carport for it (I'm guessing your in a rental, so building a garage was out of the question)... But you've sold it already!

You were about the only one with an unfinished project running for as long as mine. Shame you never got the joy of driving it in anger. Although no doubt it would still fall short of many of the modern vehicles you've been track testing over the last few years.

Hopefully the new owner will setup a project build thread on here so we can see it to completion.

PM sent

Shame your getting out of the 1200 scene Dean. Make sure you tell the new owner to join up to 1200.com (if they are not already a member).

Good to hear your getting close. Wish I could say the same 😅

I thought someone would have the answer to this question by now. I suppose there's not to many 1200's running stock wheels these days anyway. That said you need more than just someone's measurement don't you Luke...you need it in published form from a reputable source.

I did have a look in the 'Wheels and Tyres' section of my Gregory's Workshop manual, but it only shows that it is a 12" pressed steel rim and details tyre sizes and inflation pressures.

Is this needed to judge any track width change with your new front end and wheels?

If anybody else is looking for new kick/scuff plates send me a PM as I may be able to help.

Just checked my package tray and both of my Utes....no bracket to be found. It looks like something that could be pretty easily bent up from a piece of sheet metal. It just tucks into a little pocket at the back of the shelf. But, worth trying Nissan as it is still listed and price should be around $20.

PM sent

I'd be interested to see what this bracket looks like to (if anyone has a pic) as I have one of those shelves that's been sitting in my shed for years. Was planning to put it in one day, but didn't realize I might need a special bracket.

If you are talking about the piece that Demacoz mentioned, I have one out of my ute sitting on a shelf that you are welcome to come and trace. PM me for address details.