Im not sure which ones but there where some on my105.com
Also one on youtube that took a factory moronaro like it
was standing still. Beggers cant be choosers id take them
all if I could find the space and cash.

I have 4 x 1000, 1 x 800, 2x suzuki carry and a big camper truck

thewhite and green one? or is that an IPRA one I'm thinking about that's been popping up on ebay a couple of times

how many thou's do you have D?

any photos of your mazda 800 as well...

Id buy an ex- sports sedan 120y with an FJ20 at the drop of a hat
if I didnt have any of the many 1000s I have to finish.

Does it never end!? .....well the motor doesn't hehe

Now rated as 29th most ugly car in history:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/2 ... -cars-40-21.html?image=11

not only cant tell the ndiff between a 120Y and 1200, but has the AU mixed up with the EA falcon. All those problems were in the early 88 and 89 EA's but were sorted by 90, and the AU that came out in 97 had bulletproof relability because it was all the same chassis and drivetrain that had been used for years in a new body. Someone should enlighten the clown.

Oh he knows 120Y -- just look at the poor handling it has!

My sons 120Y served him well for several years & as far as I can tell it's still going strong in the hands of another.

The 120Y is a bit of an ugly duckling in stock trim but can blossom into a beautiful Swan with some good wheels & a little lowering of the front to give it a bit of a 'rake' so as to produce some 'attitude' in its appearance.

In stock trim it returned very good mileage, & being a little larger & heavier than the 1200 it was roomier inside & rode a little better too.

For enthusiasts, the engine bay is cavernous enough to accommodate a Holden V8 without firewall or radiator support panel surgery & one such legally registered example turned up at the Datsun Nationals in Goulburn a few years back.

The 120Y was a great car whose reputation has been tarnished by monumental tossers who wouldn't know a good car if it ran over them.

For those old enough to remember the VB commodore with the 4 Cylinder "starfire" engine. Same engine was also fited to the Aussie assembled Toyota Corona. What a shocker they were indeed. There are a lot worse cars out there then the beloved 120Y.