Glenn wrote:so, top mounts are already fitted then ?
yep. all GT's from Jan 68 build had the captive mounts fitted to the B pillar, but some were just covered over with the pillar trim/hood lining material.
my GT is a very early one with this, being Jan 68 build and I've seen late 67 build cars without it. one of Craig's is an example.
cheers.
PR91 wrote:yep, was an "Isuzu Sports Kit" option.
there was a heavy duty single or a 3 or 5 leaf option as part of each kit, but i think they could be bought separately too.
the stage 1 kit was HD single leaf.
stage 2 was 3 leaf.
and stage 3 was 5 leaf.
oh, and the HD single leaf was part # 51300-276 and cost 2,050 yen.
3 leaf # 51300-351 costing 3,300 yen
5 leaf # 51300-278 costing 3,560 yen.
there's some more useless info!!
This one appears to be a stage 3 ? Pic attached. Owner of this car says "leaf stage Ⅱ · Ⅲ stage"
Seems to have 5 leaves.
Today it works out to $14,693... which is not far (but more) than I paid for mine landed in Aus!! I think they put that price on it before they found the rust...
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Can't seem to work out what the problem is...it's got this whinging, whining noise and seems to be consuming Weet Bix and Matchbox cars at an alarming rate....
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so that's what the gtr is like under the bonnet ...its rated and powered in boy.power not horsepower ...and hes getting bigger by the day ...great shot ...davo
I can't see any problem there......
I reckon that little engine will rev it's head off if you put the right fuel in it red cordial and twisties should do the trick
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Can't seem to work out what the problem is...it's got this whinging, whining noise and seems to be consuming Weet Bix and Matchbox cars at an alarming rate....
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....any ideas??
putting an electric motor in there perhaps, they whine
Dave mate,
The whinging whining noise may be reduced somewhat by adding a generous quantity of chocolate to the fuel supply, with a reduction of the weetbix portion.
I have previously discovered that the consumption of matchbox cars can cause problems with with the internal components, which may also be a cause of troubleing noises. The underbonnet components certainly appear in good condition, so should only require a little tweaking to provide the desired result.
Glad to help,
Matt.
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Learn something every day, Yen Symbol, thanks PR91.
red cordial and twisties should do the trick 
