Ceejay29

Does this read as GA53 SOZ on the registration paperwork? Just thinking about my JDM rear plate. Thanks

I’m assuming these sold?

Dread to think how often I check this thread for an update 🙏🏼 😂

I spent even more than that! Considerably

Hi Guys, I’m after a clear pair of HR bumper reflectors if there are any going? Thanks CJ

What an incredible collection!

Hi, I’m after a pair of drivers door hinges. Can I also confirm that adjustment is provided by the bottom hinge only? Thanks in anticipation, CJ

I’ve been watching the Juiceboxforyou vlogs in Japan. Also Sammit. Both feature Bosozoku and Kanjo. Incredible footage. Sammit features regular Daikoku meets and ‘nostalgic car event’ - well worth a watch. The old JDM cars are incredible.

Wow what an incredible thread to catch up on. Cracking little car and no doubt a sound investment. Love the restoration work you’re undertaking. With regards to colour, I think I’m leaning towards the yellow, it has a warmer hue to it. Having said that, the green and blue are well suited. Would love an old Datsun....they’re all so expensive now!

Fab. Look forward to catching up 😁

Hi all, Just wondering if anyone else running Akebono’s on a 350 has had to remove the brakes and adapter for one reason or another? I had to over the weekend to fit a replacement suspension knuckle. Anyway, upon doing so, the thread within the calliper adapter began to strip; the bolt kindly decided to bring the thread with it. Thankfully I noticed and managed to address the issue. Has anyone else experienced this and which adapters do you have? I am going to have to replace mine as I can foresee an issue in the future. To clarify I purchased my kit from conceptzedperformance who at the time were the only guys producing the kit (many moons ago). I’d like something a bit more robust if possible. Any help would be greatly appreciated. CJ

Lovely!! Don’t suppose you have a build thread?!

Thanks Alex

Hi, Purchased what I thought was an oem wing but the shut line is a little “gappy” with the bonnet. After inspection I can see that it was made in Taiwan. To prevent this from happening again, do I look for a specific stamp / part number? If so where? Thanks Chris

Fab. I’ll take them.