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Post by MattO »

I had highest bid of $4950 up untill lunch time. Trying to scare my missus, I seen what it went for last time.
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Post by parisian62 »

Hey Cal,

I'm only about 3 days behind on your news...congrats...you've got that "first FB EK feeling" She looks like a beauty...original plates too - hang on to them. very 8)

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Cal
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Post by Cal »

Thanks Stewart.

I've been mulling over what to do with the plates. I wouldn't mind personalised ones.

I had thought of putting these on hold, but they aren't in the best condition, so I'd presume the RTA will destroy them. :?
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Post by Thommo »

Nice score Cal :wink:
I think original plates in any condition, look better than new plates on old cars.
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Post by Wayne Jackson »

:shock: dont loose the original plates
I checked out that car about six weeks ago, wasn't too bad
congrats cal
Hurry up and build that shed :roll:

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Post by Cal »

Hey Wayne :D

Think I'll keep the plates.


We're still deciding where to put the garage. At the moment the EK has pride of place in the carport, which is pretty shielded.

Both other cars have been thrown out into the street 8)
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Post by mrs ratbox »

if you take the plates off i bags them :lol: new plates are gunna look sh!t on my car :(
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Post by Cal »

If I ever get rid of them they're yours, Ratbox. B)

Though I think I'll leave them on.adds a bit of character.

I was gonna get EK-61-PK ..........but the a- holes at the RTA want 90 bucks a year

Stuff that 8)

I can't beleive what full insurance cost on this thing.....embaressingly cheap :oops:
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Post by Devilrod »

Cal wrote:I can't beleive what full insurance cost on this thing.....embaressingly cheap :oops:
Hope you gave them the right "purchase" price :wink:, because what you paid is certainly not going to cover replacement...
Speed and Style........... One day I'll get the speed bit.
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Post by Cal »

Of course I did..........I'm too honest a guy to do otherwise 8)

















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Post by FB MAD »

:roll: Don't ever think the insurance companies will be "honest" if you have to claim.

Their all smiles and kisses when they want your money but will turn into anusholes instantly if you need to claim.
I can't think what to write here so this will do.
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Cal
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Post by Cal »

We copped that with the Rav4. We insured it with one of these budget insurance companies popping up everywhere.

When the wife decided to reverse into a pole :roll: :oops: , getting a claim sorted was like getting blood out of a stone
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Post by Cal »

Some more shots..


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Post by mrs ratbox »

you need some brake fluid :wink: and any ordered plates cost money per year now :roll: THIEVES, leave those plates where they are, original plates are a nice touch especially on a stocker :)
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Post by Cal »

Yeah, need to top it up. I presume just any brake fluid? :oops:

The ex owner reckons he adjusted them recently, plus changed the wheel cylinders..........he's probably right about the adjustment bit. They grab as soon as you touch the pedal.

Though judging by the small leaks I doubt the wheel cylinder bit :?
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