Thanks for the pics, cant wait to see more

Just love Your car!

I wonder if it's hard to find a SS steering wheel, and have You done something to get the car closer to the ground?

I've just bought myself a 1971 1500 estate too, but it's kind of special, since it's a van and panel delivery, without windows in the cargo-area.
The car has been stored inside a barn for the last 25 years, and the previous owner has owned it since 1972.

http://www.bangkokclassiccar.com/forum/ ... ic=13896.0


I tried to join because I love Luce's but this site denied me membership

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I wonder if it's hard to find a SS steering wheel, and have You done something to get the car closer to the ground?

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I've got the ss wheel from ebay.

The leaf springs were replaced to a new set. The Mazda shop told me it's for Mazda 1500. I think it is so, but may be for sedan which is softer than for estate one.

I don't know why. I will ask them.

Here is a copy of the email from them.

madaz,

Regrettably, your application to join BKCC - Bangkok Classic Car House v.2009 has been rejected.

ด้วยความปรารถนาดี,
BKCC - Bangkok Classic Car House v.2009

some more pics:

*drool* Thank you

Some pics with my colleague's Volkswagen









I did not carry a camera that day, so they were taken with my mobile phone.

I'M IN LOVE!!!!

Whats with the dinky door mirror?

It's from Alfa Romeo. I have to put one here because the mirrors on the bonnets get bumps from peoples oftenly.

This morning I met a Galant GTO in pristine condition, so I took some pics to share with us.

I just cant get enough of that wagon, hang on while I pick my jaw up off the table.

Some more pics at Mahidol University Salaya campus.



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Although there are a lot of eucalyptus trees, this is certainly not in Australia.




It was the trip to test run this B6 engine.

Just got home from Thailand, I loved it.

Great wagon, I didn't know it had a B6 in it, very nice!