Here we go then...
Was in need of a cheap runaround after buying a K10 which was constantly breaking down and quickly becoming a complete money pit so after looking around a bit, I managed to pick this up for just £250!
That photo actually makes it look a lot better than it is, the paintwork is really worn out in places and it's covered in scratches but for the price I paid, I really wasn't too bothered, it's
just good to be back in a working Micra! Also my plan is to hopefully build something that will be fun to take out on a few track days at some point in the future so the paintwork isn't really an issue and I have a few ideas in my head for a kanjo style paintjob that will cover up most of the bad bits if I decide to go through with it...
I've already done a few things to it in an attempt to make it look a bit better and will hopefully be starting on some proper modifications when the funds are available.
The first thing I did was take the battered wheel trims off and gave the steelies a quick spray with some black paint and added some centre caps.
Before:
After:
Next up I decided to paint the headlight inserts which proved to be a pig of a job as two of the bolts that hold the drivers side headlight in refused to come out but I got there eventually and ended up with this:
Will hopefully be getting some better photos this weekend as we're supposed to be getting some sun!
Was in need of a cheap runaround after buying a K10 which was constantly breaking down and quickly becoming a complete money pit so after looking around a bit, I managed to pick this up for just £250!
That photo actually makes it look a lot better than it is, the paintwork is really worn out in places and it's covered in scratches but for the price I paid, I really wasn't too bothered, it's
just good to be back in a working Micra! Also my plan is to hopefully build something that will be fun to take out on a few track days at some point in the future so the paintwork isn't really an issue and I have a few ideas in my head for a kanjo style paintjob that will cover up most of the bad bits if I decide to go through with it...
I've already done a few things to it in an attempt to make it look a bit better and will hopefully be starting on some proper modifications when the funds are available.
The first thing I did was take the battered wheel trims off and gave the steelies a quick spray with some black paint and added some centre caps.
Before:
After:
Next up I decided to paint the headlight inserts which proved to be a pig of a job as two of the bolts that hold the drivers side headlight in refused to come out but I got there eventually and ended up with this:
Will hopefully be getting some better photos this weekend as we're supposed to be getting some sun!