Tristin

Cant wait to see this at Canby :poke: Get your butt moving....

Im thinking of skipping bringing my tent and just sleeping in my car. Now that I have a bench, I can just fold it down to make a sweet bed.

pssst thats actually RedBanner using himself to make fun of JRock :rofl: And Red still has the hippy hair.

I just wanted to make sure the situation cooled down. To avoid any further unrest I filmed a short video of my combat moves and uploaded them to youtube:

That cant be cheap. Then again, possibly cheaper than a paint job. We should powder Minty... have a color that would work?

Speaking of installing cables, I need to redo my hood release cable... it broke and now I have to take my grille off every time I want to open my hood. Huge pain in the dick.

Even without Leno, East Coast prices are higher than everywhere else.

Good luck for that price in NJ...

That reminds me of this... http://youtu.be/y4o-FTQLGuc I think I posted it earlier, but its relevant.

SSS Bullet mirrors. They are also on S30s as well... there was just a set for sale in the FS section.

The actress who played Mary of Ken and Mary fame: Kenmeri Skyline affectionately called the "Ken and Mary Skyline."

Did someone say fender mirrors?

:confused: Who?

Yeah me too... almost had this hottie from the show in my car. We were parked across the isle from this total douche nozzle R34 owner and there was this crowd around it. This dude and his fine lady friend came up and he wanted to check out the R34 but she yanked her hand away and said she she would rather have my car "than that other piece of crap." She kept drooling all over my car and looking it over. The dude she was with kept trying to get her over to the GTR but she didnt care. We chit-chatted a little and then they left. They ended up making a second pass and she was eye-ballin' the car again. I said she was more than welcome to sit in the car to see how it feels... she had a huge smile on her face, but the dude gave her a wicked death glare and she said no thank you. So close.

No, just her underwear.

Found some pictures of the Skyline:

A friend in Japan; thats where I get most of my stuff.

Curry not cumquat.

I only saw him as we were leaving, but stole the picture from someone else on Instagram as I searched through peoples posts of the show. I totally forgot about him until I saw the picture. He was Indian and had a very traditionally Indian dressed girlfriend which I thought was hilarious. Weird couple.

This dude was at NissanFest:

Haha no. There was like floral print fabrics in the car, a cutesy shifter I think, makeup and hair brushes everywhere, and the purple wheels. It just seemed like a girl owned it.

No one recognized it, but knowing that its Dillions girls goon, it makes sense why no one did. We could tell it was a girls car, but that was it. Was nice.

No, it was sitting in the parking lot with no one around...

Now, there are some extra non-dash related things I would probably do since your dash is already out. 1. A heater refresh would be nice. At a bare minimum you could remove all the plastics from the heater and clean those while adding new sealant around the edges. You can go all the way by removing your whole heater box and doing a whole refinish on that as well with a good core flush. Its a big pain to get the heater out with the dash in, so pulling it now would be wise. 2. I would recommend switching radios now. On the '69 there are two brackets that support the dash in the center. Unfortunately they also block the path of the radio from being removed. If you have the dash off, you might as well swap out that radio you want to replace as it will just be impossible once you reinstall the dash. 3. Clean everything! Im sure its the first time your dash has been removed so take some time and clean everything that you can. As you saw above there is some crazy dirt and grime... you have free access to the areas that were once covered, so clean them up. 4. While you have the gauge cluster out, switch over to LEDs. They are cheap and a great upgrade that not only looks nice, but is a good safety feature so that you can actually see your gauges at night.