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Re: Hello from Japan
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Now there's something you don't see every day.

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A dual sidedraught manifold, for the oval port bolt pattern, but for the round port shape.
These heads are around, but I never imagined someone would make a performance manifold for it when the oval port head would be a better choice in the first place.

Only at the Sunny Truck Shop.










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AOBA-AUTO is my friend company.
SUNNY TRUCK specialized company.

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Very cool David.

Still yet to see a 1200 ? I guess you should see one for sure at the Sunny Truck place.

Posted on: 2006/6/23 10:55
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The larger parts were less expensive than Nissan USA (which no longer can get them in any case), but the smaller parts were about 3 times higher (one screw is 30 cents US, but about a dollar here).

There are some shop in Yokohama that specialize in Datsun/Nissan, and one that specializes in Sunny Truck! I plan to visit that one tomorrow. They have emblems advertised. Aoba Auto

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new Kangaroo bag


Cool didnt think you would be able to get them.

What did this stuff cost cheap ?

Down hear nissan parts cost a ton.

Posted on: 2006/6/22 7:18
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I picked up my parts yesterday. I got:
- 3 fuel tank hoses (sedan)
- defrost finishing trim
- new Kangaroo bag
- the two other speedo pinions (the optional van one for smaller tires/larger diff gearing, and the new B210 one for larger tires)
- misc nuts & bolts

There are some shops in Yoko

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Ive heard that the japanese call panelshops, magicshops.

Enjoy the trip dd!

Posted on: 2006/6/20 15:43
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ah, downunder ... 2007 DatNats? Southern Festival of Speed?

Yes, Japan have "conforming" emission-control rules. You are only allowed certain modifications, I think either engineered or from a rulebook.

My friend says in 20 years of living in Japan, he has never seen anyone working on their own car (not even to change the oil). Every takes it to a shop, however I did see they sell oil and filters at the local department store.


Any reason why they dont do there own that you know of ?

Sure come down to Aus I'm sure someone would come and get you in there 1200.

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hi dave hope you are having fun you ole dog
had fun at camby ,i will bring my toy next year.
oh when you get a chance could you send me a copy of the pic you took of us 1200 guy's from the show.

anthony ,christmas valley, [ccrc]

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ah, downunder ... 2007 DatNats? Southern Festival of Speed?

Yes, Japan have "conforming" emission-control rules. You are only allowed certain modifications, I think either engineered or from a rulebook.

My friend says in 20 years of living in Japan, he has never seen anyone working on their own car (not even to change the oil). Every takes it to a shop, however I did see they sell oil and filters at the local department store.

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