Finally Found a Micra to save
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Yeah thought it was to good to let go Andy...probably grabbing another one in the next week or so
Got the tools, garage space Infinity looking forward to the build up....will defo be looking at others Micra sr20 conversions and info from Sr20 hero's out there that have done it.....should be a fun little motor to use.....I think it will probably be enjoyed more than my v6 clio and m3 for grin factor
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Cheers Muji, she looks ok for the money doesn't she great little engineered cars and so cheap.....got my eyes on another K11 nearby too become my daily driver
Very nice, congrats on the baby.. Hope all went well 
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Cheers Josh, means a lot mate, one good health boy deliveredVery nice, congrats on the baby.. Hope all went well
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Nice one Andy, thanks for the kind words mate.....your not wrong regarding the baby seatHi mate congrats on the baby boy, next goody you will now have to buy is a baby seat for the Micra!
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You're very welcome! Look forward to seeing how this progresses
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How on earth did you manage to find a set of those!! I can't tell you how jealous i am lol. I'd love a set of maaad old school JDM wheels....
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Yeah it's quite a nice colour and suits the car well
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Hi Andy, thanks for asking mate little baby Ricky and Mum are doing really well.....getting use too the little sleep nowHi mate hope your new addition (baby) is well, nice motor what year and cc is she and have you bought a baby seat yet!
Andy
Yeah the Second Micra ( bronze coloured one) is really nice condition, it's a 2001 year car and 1000cc.
Oh yes got the babe seat and tonnes of other Kidder related bits lol
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Hi Ben,
Glad ya like the Hoshinos mate, should look good on my red Micranaut....the rims popped up on the Internet and I grabbed them up super duper fast, I agree Ben, the old skool JDM stuff is super cool
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Right then Guys here's some more bits and pieces for little Red Micranaut
Sparco seats and mounts,
ARP Racing Carbon-fibre mirrors,
OMP light weight alloy / suede steering wheel,
OMP Steering Boss,
Sabelt 4 point harnesses,
Alpine Head unit,
Vintage Impul Hoshino rims,
The parts collection has some what started
Sparco seats and mounts,
ARP Racing Carbon-fibre mirrors,
OMP light weight alloy / suede steering wheel,
OMP Steering Boss,
Sabelt 4 point harnesses,
Alpine Head unit,
Vintage Impul Hoshino rims,
The parts collection has some what started
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Hi Andy, all well this end thanks mate, hope life's treating you good
The Japanese book is a 'Hyper Rev Special' you can find them on eBay or Amazon sometimes....When I've found them I grab them while I can at below £20 as some sellers want anything from £50 - £100.....there very cool books and beautifully laidout with fantastic photography.....some of the tuned Micras are stunning
Will bang up some more bits an bobs In-between nappy changing hehe
Catch ya soon pal,
Dan
The Japanese book is a 'Hyper Rev Special' you can find them on eBay or Amazon sometimes....When I've found them I grab them while I can at below £20 as some sellers want anything from £50 - £100.....there very cool books and beautifully laidout with fantastic photography.....some of the tuned Micras are stunning
Will bang up some more bits an bobs In-between nappy changing hehe
Catch ya soon pal,
Dan
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I need that book, found it for around £25-£30 shipped to the UK on both Amazon.com and Ebay. Deffo gonna be ordering that after my funds re cooperate a bit :L
I have a couple of Hyper Rev Micra Special mags vol52, one is a bit rough, the other ( which I got from Aaron of Ciscos Micra Files ) is like new. I also have vol104, which although specialising in the K12 still has plenty on the K11 also. Both mags make me wish I could read Japanese, so much cool info......
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Defo get one Ben, cool little mags, well not mags really more like up market coffee table reading
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Your not wrong there Steve, very cool little books, the Japanese certainly know how to do it
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