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Great, thanks Dave. Might have to pick some up next time I am at Repco.

By all in one, I am assuming it contains some polishing agents? I got my hands on a tub of Poorboys Nattys Paste Wax (Blue) and I was pretty happy with that.

Oi, where were you tonight matey? Had to go upstairs and have a chat with Daniel and mum about the new place. I am so not looking forward to moving anymore.

might have to call it at the train, we've got abit of rain about. That or Dee's work?

You know, a little more details would be helpful.

What is the last settings on your fan/aircon? If it is on hot and on feet; that could be why. Happens with my Camry.

The 2to1 DIN adapters can be found in most car audio places and as for the Wiring harness; when I hooked up my headunit I just used the existing wiring. Give me a day or 2 and I can get you pictures of the wiring and what they connect to on the headunit. Keep in mind however, I run my speakers off amplifiers so I don't know which wires connect to the speakers.

That's the first thing I said. You might as well start you shopping list now!

This. There are no set upgrades or paths you can take. It always comes down to how deep are your pockets.

Pussy! I wish, but alas it's just normal bedtime for me. Might get lucky next time.

Will not be attending this evening. Long day today and another one tomorrow; I can't chance getting sick <_<

Welcome to the dark side Stu. Toyodiy.com is a very useful site which can help you alot regarding part numbers. I use this often to check what makes x model different from y (the Gen5 Camry is an orphan in the worldwide Camry stable). Using Toyodiy (http://www.toyodiy.com/parts/p_G_1995_TOYOTA_COROLLA_AE101R-AHMDK_1702.html), all RHD Corollas Hatchback and Sedan use the same : - Pipe Assy, exhaust, front (17410-16830) with the exceptions of AE101R-AEMNK + AE101R-AEPNK which also may use (17410-1A030) - Pipe Assy, exhaust, center (17420-11230) with the exceptions of AE101R-AEMNK + AE101R-AEPNK which also may use (17420-16590) The hatchback muffler is similar to the sedan ones but share different part numbers (hangers are different). So going by ToyoDIY, you could buy the collectors + catback (excluding muffler) from most sedans. Going by the part descriptions I would say that Part numbers: 1740-1A030 and 17420-16590 are used together in a system with a catalytic converter. You can do the same for the headlamps, tailights etc.

Might as well chime in here: Car is in dire need of a wax so I thought using the Mothers Cleaner Wax (liquid) would be a good substitute for removing unwanted watermarks + putting a layer of wax on at the same time (something Meguiars M26 Liquid and M26 Paste won't do). While it's good at removing light imperfections (it removed all the watermarks unable to removed by washing) I was disappointed with the lustre + depth of the paint colour which the Cleaner Wax left behind. Compared to the Meguiars M26 and Gold Class waxes, it was dull. I am sure it will protect your car as any wax will, don't use this product as a shortcut when looking for a showroom shine.

:) You still love me. Thanks :) the moment I saw them I was hooked.

Uhhh... If you look carefully, I did use a smiley face when I referenced the sleeping arrangements... ;) Hahahahahahahahah The only reason I notice the stonechips is because I don't leave my car in a state of dirtiness!!!! Also, all that bloody dirt protects the car from stonechips anyway, it's a natural protective layer

sigh. I love Thursday night meets but it doesn't bode well when I have to get up at sparrows the next day.

The steelies look ridiculous. It detracts to the good looks of the coilovers + bodykit; you need rims. Get some rims + tyres; even if you choose not to buy my rims you can still get decent tyres (Federal 595ss) + rims cheap.

Mmmm... that's a nice camry.

Have you driven without the parcel shelf in? It's not an internal thing, but it could be your RSB is rubbing against your struts. Could be worth having a look underneath.