LFS Forum - Post your Car!

#12826 - BlueFlame

Mon, 2 Apr 2012 20:44

Yea, I guess it works alot differently in Finland then, so blurring the plates is worth it.

As Nathan said, in the UK you have to do alot of work to find even a small trace of information, after that to find out where someone lives you'd have to follow them right to their house.

#12827 - Jakg

Mon, 2 Apr 2012 20:51

In the UK it's very very easy if you know the right people - parking companies can get information (name & address of registered keeper) in a day or two...

#12828 - Töki (HUN)

Mon, 2 Apr 2012 21:04

Wait what, banned for that?

#12829 - USRacer

Mon, 2 Apr 2012 21:14

Had it coming. His tone of tongue isn't needed in this type of forum. I say good riddance.

#12830 - Tomson(FIN)

Mon, 2 Apr 2012 22:10

This is just funny, this topic suppose to be for cars? the first thing what came to my mind was that peoples are actually more interested about license plates than the hole car itself, or just want to always complain about something.. wierd stuff, it cant be so hard to imagine by yourself why someone dont want to show license plate? have to ask all kind of stupid questions.. well

#12831 - logitekg25

Tue, 3 Apr 2012 02:55

none of us are interesting enough to need to blur our plates

#12832 - illstyles

Tue, 3 Apr 2012 07:46

Quote from logitekg25 :none of us are interesting enough to need to blur our plates

some of us are annoying enough though

Back to car talk,

I was thinkin about getting a KE70 'Rolla, building it from scratch basically. Anyone got experience on these vehicles?

Ultimately aiming at something like this
http://philscarblog.files.word ... 10/01/matumoto-ke70-1.jpg

#12833 - Matrixi

Tue, 3 Apr 2012 09:29

Had a KE70 for a while. It was an.. "experience" to say the least. Had constant head gasket problems and it actually caught fire during the MOT/inspection, atleast the look on the inspectors face was priceless since it happened after the car had already passed. Rust wise it's pretty safe to say you're not gonna get off easy with a 70's-80's Toyota, I sure didn't.

I think KE70/TE71s have potential to be fun cars if you strip the interior, swap a 4AGE in and give it a proper suspension to go. But in my opinion, at that point you might aswell just get a cheap S13/AE86 or even a rwd R32 Skyline with all the money you've spent.

#12834 - Eclipsed

Tue, 3 Apr 2012 10:47

Quote from Töki (HUN) :Wait what, banned for that?

He spammed at other thread a lot,quite excessively,I'm pretty sure he got it for that,not for arguing here.

#12835 - G!NhO

Tue, 3 Apr 2012 11:15

New 195/45/15 front tires and allignment...

#12836 - illstyles

Tue, 3 Apr 2012 14:26

Quote from Matrixi :Had a KE70 for a while. It was an.. "experience" to say the least. Had constant head gasket problems and it actually caught fire during the MOT/inspection, atleast the look on the inspectors face was priceless since it happened after the car had already passed. Rust wise it's pretty safe to say you're not gonna get off easy with a 70's-80's Toyota, I sure didn't.

I think KE70/TE71s have potential to be fun cars if you strip the interior, swap a 4AGE in and give it a proper suspension to go. But in my opinion, at that point you might aswell just get a cheap S13/AE86 or even a rwd R32 Skyline with all the money you've spent.

The AE86 was my original pick, but seeing how rare they are here I'd have to import one & deal with the paperwork, etc.
I've heard horror stories about the S13, and the GTS-t is a little heavier than what I'm looking for right now.

The KE70 would be perfect weight wise, price wise & parts wise. We'll see, maybe I'll end up getting a proper Hachiroku & just eat my balls out.

#12837 - Dennis93

Tue, 3 Apr 2012 14:31

Get yourself a Toyota AE92, that shit will rock your world for many kilometers (NOTE: Change clutch every 250.000km and you'll be fine).

#12838 - illstyles

Tue, 3 Apr 2012 14:44

Quote from Dennis93 :Get yourself a Toyota AE92, that shit will rock your world for many kilometers (NOTE: Change clutch every 250.000km and you'll be fine).

I'd have to find one first.

#12839 - KiRmelius

Tue, 3 Apr 2012 14:54

Quote from Dennis93 :Get yourself a Toyota AE92, that shit will rock your world for many kilometers (NOTE: Change clutch every 250.000km and you'll be fine).

If only it wasn't FWD