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Beer_Cruiser wrote: http://www.carsales.com.au/private/deta ... 1-13950485
Wow ...
Do you think he could do up my Terrano to look like that?


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turoa wrote:http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/used-cars/nissan/terrano/auction-564009654.htm


"Bulletproof" and "ready to go bush"......... priceless


Must be SASed already


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Dirtydog wrote:terrano's are lighter, but just as strong.

also engine can produce some good figures. only need to get an intercooler to make it purr.


Is this zukmeister?
You are post whoring every thread, apparently your tearanus is the next best thing to unavailable marmite, I vote lose the post count - only encourages idiots thoughts.
If you PM me, i post it here


Thought i would balance it up a bit :lol: :lol:
Not enough posts from the negative side :?
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I've owned a 1994 pajero a 1993 surf a hilux and a rodeo, my FIL owns a D21 and a R50 and i have a 98 mistral, the last three piss all over the others.

the r50 has the most torque and the 27 eti with minor mods walks all over the rest.

as for axle articulation you can get the rear coils out if you get your gansta lean on enough.

The surf was just a whale the rodeo and hilux had too much over hang and too longer wheel base,

The pajero was a lemon. period

the mistral also has a departure angle issue but that is about to be solved with a removable tow bar and steel rear bumper.
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and more to that the nissan D21/r50/r20 chassis has the most factory ground clearance in the front. a 1.5 inch lift on 31's gives it better clearance then my SAS hilux on 33's.
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Im sensing that only terrano owners/drivers are posting in this thread....

so where is everyone that keeps bagging them???

im surprised.
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Nothing a bit of copying and pasting can't take care of :P

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Dirtydog wrote:Im sensing that only terrano owners/drivers are posting in this thread....

so where is everyone that keeps bagging them???

im surprised.



nah mate they havent been bagging terranos just people that cant stop posting about them in every thread on the forum :lol: :lol:


Good thread this one it gets all the terrano jokers in here and leaves the rest of the general threads clear :D
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That chime that sounds like a Japanese wind up toy when you leave the lights on and remove the key - that is really bad - I replaced it with a generic 'beep beep' one.

Alignment - its pretty much impossible to get a stock one aligned once you start playing with the ride height

Autohubs - Granted not electric but they jump in and out more than a P Freak in front of traffic
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lax2wlg wrote: but they jump in and out more than a P Freak in front of traffic



:lol: :lol: :lol:
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Sadam_Husain wrote:
Dirtydog wrote:Im sensing that only terrano owners/drivers are posting in this thread....

so where is everyone that keeps bagging them???

im surprised.



nah mate they havent been bagging terranos just people that cant stop posting about them in every thread on the forum :lol: :lol:


Good thread this one it gets all the terrano jokers in here and leaves the rest of the general threads clear :D


guilty as charged lol, im over it now, had a bad week (or two)
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See how healthy it is to get it out. Thought this thread might have that effect saddam :lol:
Can't stop all the new members with them though.
Now i've had my bit of tounge and cheak. Promise to be good from now on :lol: :lol:

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sibainmud wrote: Thought this thread might have that effect saddam :lol:



Yeah good thinking ImageImage
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sibainmud wrote:See how healthy it is to get it out. Thought this thread might have that effect saddam :lol:
Can't stop all the new members with them though.
Now i've had my bit of tounge and cheak. Promise to be good from now on :lol: :lol:

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Sadam_Husain wrote:
Dirtydog wrote:Im sensing that only terrano owners/drivers are posting in this thread....

so where is everyone that keeps bagging them???

im surprised.



nah mate they havent been bagging terranos just people that cant stop posting about them in every thread on the forum :lol: :lol:


Good thread this one it gets all the terrano jokers in here and leaves the rest of the general threads clear :D



BANG! Gotya...
I knew you just couldn't resist posting here. I've seen you looking at mine with green eyes :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Dirtydog wrote:aww come on, ya not getting married now are ya?


Nah, Mrs works lots and i get bored :lol: :lol:
Perhaps i should spend more time in the garage........that's right, MY TERRANO NEVER BREAKS :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

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:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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finally a badass terrano owner 8)



sooooo which one of you (you's) are at 1:57 :mrgreen: (need the sound up)
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Not I. Hate to say it, one on the right looks familiar :lol: :lol:
Plus, i wouldn't jump my 'rano (IFS would colapse)

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no mine lol, used to be the same colour though.....
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BAD - unlike Toyota IFS, the torsion bar pivot is on the lower control arm, making diff drops pretty impossible.

GOOD - unlike Toyota IFS, the CVs are plenty strong and not designed to be the drivelines weak link.
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[/quote]
Try finding a Mistral manual gearbox here in Kiwiland mate![/quote]


So, I should find a couple of R20/terranoII manual gearboxes to put in the container when I return..?
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They are not too uncommon, work mate has a manual r50.
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kiwinoz wrote:

Try finding a Mistral manual gearbox here in Kiwiland mate![/quote]


So, I should find a couple of R20/terranoII manual gearboxes to put in the container when I return..?[/quote]

I'd say thats a good idea, I might be keen to get in on that.
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I just have to say it....

The BAD:
When you enter an event with one, at the end of the day everyone wants one. :lol:
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:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Actually, now is the best time to sell one I reckon. Price should have gone up now :P
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yes as they dont bring in cars or 4 wheel drive under 2004 so keep them tidy only when you want to sell..... and they will hold a price what ever make
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What? No imports older than 2004? Is this correct? I have one I'm bringing back in about a year. Can anyone else verify this? (a '90 2dr).

:D Factsheet 44a at LTSA still looks valid phew.

Bad point = everyone wants a 2dr in good condition, then wrecks them.
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bad point:

everyone that hasnt owned one disses them :lol: :lol:
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kiwinoz wrote:Bad point = everyone wants a 2dr in good condition, then wrecks them.


I have no idea what you mean :lol: :P :lol:
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Good= Lots of interchangeable bits from other nissans :wink:

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still life in the old GIRL Imports by car and truck DEALERS
yours would be private use ALL car and truck imported for resale 2004 onwards try importing many before 2004 and you wont
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