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Re: datsun 1200 ute build |
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cool thanks for the help, and two trades is heaps of apprentice time but making is very worth while when doing up a car.
I have tried putting up some pics but keeps saying their too big im not sure how to fix it.
Posted on: 2011/5/17 11:42
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sr20det is pretty much impossible in most states, there are a couple floating around but built a long time ago.
Im supprised the utes cant get them passed as a comercial vehicle and not a passenger car.
put up some pics and update your location.
2 trades- thats a heap of apprentice time- good luck.
Posted on: 2011/5/17 2:04
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hey there
im currently building a datsun 1200 ute, which after helping with two resto's on other people utes i finally have my own. My plans are to paint it bright green with fluro green engine bay. As for drive live im thinking of running a standard ca18det, with upgraded brakes suspension diff and wheels. Im a car painter by trade and currently about to finish my mechanical trade also. My ute came with 4 wheel drums, stock wheels and a completely wrong massive carbie bolted on to the standard motor. So far i have put new bonnet guards on the ute, with plans of cutting out the floor. Installing a bigger trans tunnel, replacing the rear 1/4's and as many reproduction body parts as possible.
Just wondering though is it illegal is qld to run an sr20 det or is the ca18det the safer option with engineers
Posted on: 2011/5/16 9:46
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