Muzzie

The needle on the guage tried to escape by bashing it's way out of my dash.

Well that makes me feel a little more confident about buything this 318i thats got a bit hot lol (not as hot as that though)

this is one is pretty good

http://www.break.com/articles/houselights3.html?t=4454

same track

looks like its on a model house ??

OLD!

Although amazingly I forgot to post it on here lol - I posted it like 2 weeks ago.

28000 bulbs, 2 months of work, 80 channel lighting rig and the entire thing is set to play at a set time, and then music is just broadcast from a small transmitter in the guys computer.

How hot she get?

How long does it usually take to get the email?

Good Stuffs

I've signed up though, waiting on email.

Signing up now, but only cause I could do with the $$$$$$

And I put no for criminal conviction - cause I don't think misdemenour counts

Welcome to the world of slow and god awful handling

Soccer mum in disgusie hehe

Two-spined spider (Poecilopachys australasiae)

Small spiders, less than one centimetre across. The upper surface of the female's abdomen is yellow and olive with two white horn-like ‘spines' that give this spider its common name. Yellow and white bands and some red-brown markings are also visible. Males are much smaller and lack the distinctive ‘spines' of the female.

Another immigrant from Australia, these spiders have been recorded in New Zealand since the early 1970s. They have become quite common in the upper North Island. Since their arrival, they have slowly spread south and have reached as far afield as Wanganui.

The two-spined spider is often found in citrus trees. By day, the spider will hide under leaves, emerging at night to construct a cart wheel-shaped web. Despite its small size, the spider is capable of capturing moths and other insects several times its own size. As night draws to a close, the spider will recycle its web by eating it. The egg sacs are a distinctive spindle shape.

These spiders are regarded as harmless to humans.

- i wrote all of that

But it at least proves it's a spider and not a crab. Crabs don't have 8 legs

stop posting the same topics on different forums you whore.

NZ forums spam whore = muzzie

Different forums = different people = greater knowledge.

Not my fault you're on my forums

We found a spider...........

It's big and ugly and has two devil horns on it's back, coloured white. The backs are black and the rest of the things body is yellow.

Picture provided. I've never seen one before and would like to know if it can kill a person or not. I'm sure I can find someone to experiment on :twisted: *looks at lock*

Picture not cropped for your viewing pleasure

I could have a look for ya. Not sure when though. I'm the other side of Aux!

jus as crap as it was when i started reading it on another forum, damn muzzie postin it on oldschool...

OMG thats funny.

What a way to start the day

*theifs it to post on various other forums*

Theres a similar thing somewhere of an audi thats been attacked with pick-axes

How do you get birthdays up there?

I don't have permission either.

sh*t u get around muzzie.

You may remember me from such times as the taupo trackday. (im the one who was always facing the wrong way)

*thinks back to track day*

*goes to find pics from track day*

Trunk Rattlin??? F**k, it's gotta be you lol.

Heady, front and rear speakers. Don't care what as long as they work.

Even non standard stuff will do!

cheers heaps for the help muzzie

If you get it, I'd put a free flow zorst on it to be on the safe side. Always keep an eye on the temp gauge and flush the radiator reguarly. They're good trucks if maintained.

Had one at a place I was working for some time ago - older model but same motor. Had like 400,000 kms on it, smoked like a coal power plant but you couldn't fault it. Damn torquey too. Went for a cruise up Hunua road in it and it went like stink.

Cambelt snapped as I turned into the work driveway again.........

It didn't get into the red, but was up there.

It still runs sweet and there aint mayo in the radiator so it at least still got a one piece head gasket

Well landcruiser is a bit of the the budget -

i'm test driving and probably buying this one

http://www.trademe.co.nz/structure/auction...06003&key=16095

Guy seems real honest - has the reciepts for motor work. Needs two front tyres - and i can probably walk away with it for 7000.

Has the 3 ltr motor - manual - diesel SSR-G seems to be a highish spec

according to the VIR it has the 1KZ motor.

Tyres will set you back about 200 each for good road ones. Look for any signs of rust around the rear tail gate - might have been used as a launch vehicle for a boat thats all.

And check the 4x4 works properly, that one has auto hubs and are a right real prick to fix if they jam up.

And do some tight turns in 4x4 mode, the front wheels should 'skid' as it were as they'll be locked up - if it only skids one way then one of the hubs is busted. And check the front CV boots

Being overheated once??

The one i'm looking at buying when it blew the pump it got up and nearly into the red but was then shut down and left for 3 hours to cool down, without having water put in, and was then put on a tow wagon.

Unlikely to have done any damage? Or are they prone for it?

wow, my mate was going on about 2.4L head problems and how a free flow exhaust is supposed to help.

Landcruisers are good but probably overpriced for what you'd want it for, 3.0L surf be just as good and a bit better on the road as they are independent in the front.

Only thing with toyota is their mega ripoff parts. massive markup on certain bits, up to and over 800% markup over cost.

And while I think about it - stay away from diesel Pajeros and diesel mazdas.

Theres a select few that are ok, but generally they aint terribly reliable.

I've tried this, and got the 25mb bit, but 6 months or so later I still haven't got the 250mb

Looks like an early 90s (90-93) Toyota Townace