Maiki's EK

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Pic from the weekend....just chucked on the new 'black and white' plates...look much better than the newer white and blue ones...

Some more lowering to come...
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Get it down there already ......

Your paint is inspiring my upcoming job :wink:
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Gday Maiki
The rear end looks cool 8)
How about some pics of the rest of your custom :?
I feel as though im being teased.
Is yours the only old holden that cruises with the Kardinals,
If not i'd like to see the others aswell
Cheers
Jeff
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Ooooooh it begins!!! 8) More more more more...

Can't wait to see the final outcome of the freshen up Maiki.
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How do you operate your boot?
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(AUST)Mod wrote:How do you operate your boot?
Old LTD choke cable hooked up to the original boot lock. (I just worked out which bit needs to be pulled to make it unlatch.....ran a cable back into the cabin, down next to the rear seat...pull it and it unlatches, push the cable back and it locks...worked fine for 6 years.

=]

More pics to come as I fix stuff up over the next month or two...

CHEERS!
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Mai Ki-Ki wrote:
(AUST)Mod wrote:How do you operate your boot?
Old LTD choke cable hooked up to the original boot lock. (I just worked out which bit needs to be pulled to make it unlatch.....ran a cable back into the cabin, down next to the rear seat...pull it and it unlatches, push the cable back and it locks...worked fine for 6 years.

=]

More pics to come as I fix stuff up over the next month or two...

CHEERS!
Ohhh that is very very cool. I would love to try and get that working in my car :)
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Hey Mai Ki-Ki dig your plates is that the same number that you had? I think southern states get better choices with number plates for instance in QLD if you wanted to convert you plates over to a colour you have to pay about a hundred and something to convert them to you name 'customize' and probaly another 50 bucks to have made. Re-issue black and whites are about $300. I was lucky years ago to 'customize' black and white plates and keep them to use. Sunnymick 8) 8)
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Sunnymick wrote:Hey Mai Ki-Ki dig your plates is that the same number that you had? I think southern states get better choices with number plates for instance in QLD if you wanted to convert you plates over to a colour you have to pay about a hundred and something to convert them to you name 'customize' and probaly another 50 bucks to have made. Re-issue black and whites are about $300. I was lucky years ago to 'customize' black and white plates and keep them to use. Sunnymick 8) 8)
Yes, I always had those numbers, just wanted them in black and white, cost $90 to switch to the old colours from the 'new', not mad on Personalised plates , just needed a better colour!

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THOMMO wrote:Gday Maiki
The rear end looks cool 8)
How about some pics of the rest of your custom :?
I feel as though im being teased.
Is yours the only old holden that cruises with the Kardinals,
If not i'd like to see the others aswell
Cheers
Jeff
There are a few more on another thread here (from a while ago now), but I will be throwing more up here as I do the next few mods.....14" wheels / caps / etc.....

Mines the only EK in the Kardinals....!
Mostly Fords / Rods in the club right now.

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MAIKI
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Thanks Maiki
I'll search for the older pics &
wait for the new ones.
Cheers
Jeff
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ooooh i love the colour!

come onnnnn fellow phototaker, make with the pics!!!!!!



8)
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bexterity wrote:ooooh i love the colour!

come onnnnn fellow phototaker, make with the pics!!!!!!



8)
Coming soon...I promise.

(welcome to the board too!)

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Off to get new 5-speed gearbox (Celica) Fitted.........3 speed died again....
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Lookin good Maiki :thumbsup:
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