4WSboys' VDO sat nav, and Drift R's
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yeah, looking good 4WSboy.
Your car looks in mint condition for 61 years of age BTW.
Can you show us more pics of the whhels, both close up and zoomed out side on shot to see how well the wheels blend with the shape of the car.
Your car looks in mint condition for 61 years of age BTW.
Can you show us more pics of the whhels, both close up and zoomed out side on shot to see how well the wheels blend with the shape of the car.
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Originally posted by KY350
yeah, looking good 4WSboy.
Your car looks in mint condition for 61 years of age BTW.
Can you show us more pics of the whhels, both close up and zoomed out side on shot to see how well the wheels blend with the shape of the car.
yeah, looking good 4WSboy.
Your car looks in mint condition for 61 years of age BTW.
Can you show us more pics of the whhels, both close up and zoomed out side on shot to see how well the wheels blend with the shape of the car.
Yeah, I'm using the U.S. date sequence.
The wheels are 18 X 8 f and 18X9 r
245/40 and 265/40 Yokohama sport.
Will get some more pics.
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Originally posted by MR RIZK
Nice to see you got the nesa unit working. But why not put the VDO and Nesa units in the pockets behind the seats? This way you would still have the glove box for space.
Nice to see you got the nesa unit working. But why not put the VDO and Nesa units in the pockets behind the seats? This way you would still have the glove box for space.
Still an option tho. As you can see from the pic, the whole set up of both units is 'loosely' installed.
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