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Looking forward to seeing this completed Bryce. Especially the A/C

Hahahahahahahahaha They would rip an intruders ankles to shreds Brian!

I just have a VERY big dog that lives right in with the cars 🥰

Where can I buy the extra 2 volts Sean, sounds like a good idea :unsure:

I will need to mate. Just having some electrical and parts issues with the electric tail gate glass and the original Super Fringe radio. But I’m hopeful.

What a great turn out Bryce. The Lancer is a gem. A mate of mine has the very first Sigma, badged Chrysler as well. Thank you for sharing your fantastic images. Nice work. PS All of your pics from car shows, I still haven’t seen any XW Falcon/Fairmont wagons. I mainly got be onto a winner 🤓

No mate, she is completely original under the bonnet, so I’ll probably just end up running 95 with a lead additive. Thanks for the tip on the timing. I have zero experience with older Ford’s.

Very interesting about the 99 octane Sean. I may have to put some in the Fairmont when I finally get it on the road.

I am struggling to envisage the estate with a 2500L tank. It may end up looking like a SsangYong Stavic 😱

So, not so bad Michel 🤣

Our thirstiest truck doing 200 tonne heavy haul achieves .9km/L Yes, 900m for 1 litre of fuel consumed :oops: I’m not even going to try to convert that to L/100k :eek: Similar to this prime mover. You will note the extra length, extra set of steer wheels, and the extra dive axle compared to the...

Gents, Not relating to Hydrogen, however I thought you all may like to see one of our latest developments that has now arrived in Australia. We are constantly doing new things for economy, fuel saving, and smarter trucks.

They don’t call you the Professor for nothing Brian. Your supplied calculator is what I will be using in future. I just googled the figure supplied by Sean, and that’s what I got. That’s why I am NOT called the Professor 🤓🤣 My working life revolves around Km/L So fairly different consumption.

So, What is correct here for Oz? 6.5 or 5.5

Very nice car for a fantastic price.

Great pics Bryce. The Mazda 323 wagon is a gem. We had a few of these rear wheel drive 323’s over the years, what a great car.

43mpg = 5.5L/100k Good results Sean.

Generally this happens due to the soft key material wearing faster than the harder pins inside the ignition barrel. So unless you have a better, or a key that isn’t worn, both key & barrel may need replacing.

Couldn’t agree with Michel more. Horrible job on any vehicle. Hope it goes well