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We have "endless" registration, so if the vehicle is not in use it must be on hold - or you lose the plates. Like your SORN I believe. Yes it sounds similar to SORN except we don't lose the registration number for an un-SORNed vehicle...we just become liable for a fine and possibly prosec...

Today I received a reminder from the NZ Transport Agency that the rego of my Marina Coupe "GT83" is about to expire. I have never had this car on the road yet, but I was astounded at the cost for a 12 month renewal. $19.69..! Now THAT makes sense... I take it that this is like our Vehicle...

I Have thought about badging my Brown Coupe as an MG when fitted the TC 2lt O Series. Not sure if door glass can be trimmed with it being Toughened Glass but just googled it find if heated to 900 deg F in a oven then allowed to cool for 8 hours it can then be cut. Dave The customising magazines of ...

Morris McKinnon wrote: ↑Mon Jan 28, 2019 11:41 pm It's morphing into an Opel Rekord coupe.

Which does have quite long side glass unlike the Vauxhall Firenza or Capri. I think the first drawing looks a bit like a two door saloon. I was aiming for something Firenza-like. And I was trying to make the rear profile look slimmer.

Been trying a few different rear end designs

I've been toying with bits of paper and a ball point pen. Not sure if it's that much different to the Teal Blue photoshop but I moved the B post back an estimated 4 inches.

Well noticed Chris, I didn't realise that.

Could the door take a little more length I wonder? To give the window glass more Ford Capri-like proportions?

Morris McKinnon wrote: ↑Mon Jan 28, 2019 12:43 am Looks like the car is about to chomp down on you Christine 2!

Ah, what fun old motor cars are. Look at that smile!

I would have liked to have put these is the 'Publications' area but I'm a bit confused by the forum rules about press shots and marketing material, and only one image per post, so I'm putting them here. First I've got several images making up an article from an early 1975 (January I think) Used Car ...

Interesting....and not ideal in either application, I'd say.

Is that black sill line (along the bottom of the doors) standard trim for this Australian model, or is it 'customised'? And do I see a solid black radiator expansion tank that you can't see the coolant level through?

Dazza's are a darker colour than on the Audi but the castings look the same. As you say, the Porsche had a lot of VW/Audi input (did it not have a 2ltr engine from the VW LT van?) so it's no wonder the wheels got used.

dazza2623 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 16, 2019 3:55 pm I believe they were originally for the Force 7.
But when they didn't release the Force 7 they used them on the P76 Targa Florio.
Bit of trivia, these are later series mags as they have the chamfer on the inside edge for more clearance to the ball joint.