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Re: Wrecking 120Y 4 door sedan + parts + A12 Engine + Auto box and a Manual conversion
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will the manual box with tailshaft be the correct length for a 1200 ute do you know? if so how much do you want for motor/box/tailshaft/any other accessories required to get it running?

Posted on: 2013/10/22 6:24
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EOI: 1200 ute, full respray ca20e etc, SALE OR SWAP
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Hey Guys,
Looking at selling my 1200 ute in order to buy a 1200 sedan that can actually house my 6'2" body.
Has a CA20E conversion with a torana banjo diff.
Stanza struts with skyline shocks and height adjustable coils and camber tops, rear springs reset 50mm lower and 1 inch blocks added with pedders shock absorbers.
Commodore calipers at the front and the torana drum brakes in the rear.
Bare metal respray done in mazda sunlight silver about 5 years ago including door jams etc, only the engine bay left in previous dark blue. Maddat hardlid fitted and painted at the same. car has done no more than 5000 miles since this, still immaculate, few paint chips mainly behind front wheels at the bottom of the quarter from running semis with a lot of camber.
front bar rechromed.
Currently has Sparco Sprint V bucket seats with custom rails but i'd prefer to keep them for the next car.
High end stereo with 2 6" speakers up front, 10" slimline sub underneath drivers seat and amp under passengers. head deck with usb, 3.5mm and cd (can get more info on the stereo later). also installed was an alarm/remote locking system.

Car is fully engineered in NSW and was last registered a couple of years ago, i'm pretty sure the only thing not mentioned in the certificate is the 13" wheels.
Currently the diff centre has been welded locked and an axle subsequently broken, i have been quoted $250 in labor to get a new axle shortened, haven't tried to find an axle to be shortened or a new centre, i've actually already bought a new diff to put into before deciding i should get something with more room to get more serious at the track, this was fine for me on the street but not quite enought room for the 2 track days i did in it (car never overheated, brakes never faded or anything, short of being a little underpowered it was a great car on the track, just needed a panhard bar to stop the rear floating around so much.)
Standard 1200 diff included in the sale if wanted.

I think that's about everything, feel free to ask me any questions public or private, send me a pm or email to get my number or to arrange any viewing.

Chasing $14,000
interested in any 1200 sedan 2dr or 4dr swap preferably with a good body but otherwise relatively standard mechanicals. Car is yet to be listed elsewhere, I'm in no rush to sell it really, would like to see it go to a good home.

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Posted on: 2013/10/22 4:20
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Re: wtd s13 camber tops
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i've got a pair of camber/castor adjustable tops, looking for $100

Posted on: 2013/5/15 12:02
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Re: wtb: 120y caster rods
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sounds awesome datz120, let me know how much and i'll get you the money, much appreciated.
edit: also thanks to dd for the never ending knowledge!

Posted on: 2013/5/15 11:38

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Re: wtb: 120y caster rods
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whats the difference? and cheers for the picture, i'll use that next time!

Posted on: 2013/5/7 6:41
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Re: wtb: 120y caster rods
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might have to take you up on that, i'll let you know in a week if a local doesnt get back to me

Posted on: 2013/5/6 23:53
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wtb: 120y caster rods
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hey guys so like a chump i snapped a caster rod towing my ute to it's new residence (seemed like a good place to tow from at the time, it was late, sue me). its got a stanza strut conversion already done when i bought it, from what i can tell it should be 120y caster rods? open to whatever should work, aftermarket adjustables would be alright obviously.
cheers guys!

Posted on: 2013/5/1 12:36
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Re: starting another 1200
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this thing will be super nice with a 20v on those wheels, keep it up!

Posted on: 2012/3/12 10:07
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Re: f/s swap bagged volvo for datsun s.aust
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dude a 411 done like this would be awesome, good luck with sale!

Posted on: 2012/3/10 21:59
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Re: r31 rear brake calipers minimum wheel/rotor size?
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oh and if anyone has an r31 calipers i guess now im in the market

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