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Well I have been away from this fun location for a while, :-(  but distance is no cure for the insane. :mrgreen: ... I say insane as last week I bought this monster.  850cc and Heathermill's transmission. 

Its the PLUS model so it get a roof spoiler ! 


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14338156438_be972fabdf_c.jpgIMG_2960 by paul.bottomley, on Flickr

 

Note the tow bar, so if anyone needs car shifting I am your man!

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Ha ha that is fantastic! I like the way the optional spoiler makes its proportions even more ridiculous  :-)

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I've not seen a roof spoiler blended into the roof bars before. Does this affect downforce when loaded?

Guest Breadvan72
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That is truly gopping and therefore tout plein de gagnage.

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  On 28/06/2014 at 07:38, pbottomley said:

Well I have been away from this fun location for a while, :-(  but distance is no cure for the insane. :mrgreen: ... I say insane as last week I bought this monster.  850cc and Heathermill's transmission. 

Its the PLUS model so it get a roof spoiler ! 

 

 

14544853463_45595d90be_c.jpgIMG_2959 by paul.bottomley, on Flickr

 

IIIMG_2960 by paul.bottomley, on Flickr

 

Note the tow bar, so if anyone needs car shifting I am your man!

 

How are you supposed to use that recessed tow ball as a parking sensor?

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There is a bloke near us who has one of these.   I can not explain in what way, but he actually looks like one too.

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That's a brilliant looking wee thing.

 

  On 28/06/2014 at 09:27, mercrocker said:

There is a bloke near us who has one of these.   I can not explain in what way, but he actually looks like one too.

My old boss looked like a Toyota Previa. I can't explain it either, but she did.

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  On 28/06/2014 at 09:45, DVee8 said:

That is class.

Roof spoiler for down force using as a handle for pushing/pulling it around whilst shopping in Tesco

EFA

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I just need a sunroof to drop the fish fingers in 

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I love these little things. Suzuki wagon R would be my choice, the old version, not the new shape one. Check every now and again on ebay but rarely is an older one around that's not being broken. I may indulge one day for some fun, at risk of being disowned by my children! :ph34r:

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Superb. Corsaviour now has a Daihatsu Move keyring which, for some reason, came with the Sirion. 

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The Move and GrandMove are brilliant. When I worked at BCA we would often use one as a ferry car to transport many burly blokes from one end of the site to the other to collect cars for the forthcoming sale. Despite vigorous attempts to get them to roll over they leaned but never toppled and seemed to lap up all the punishment. HOOJ FUN 4 HOONIN.

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For some unfathomable reason I really like these wee things, and I bet they're far better to drive than they look. Ultimate town weapon, zippy, light and able to slip through gaps not much wider than the pannier'd up courier bikes use.

Well bought. :)

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That's one fugly motor car you have there. WELL DONE.

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While this thread has entertained me, the downside is that I have now had this stuck in my head for some time. Cheers.

 

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I bought the CD single in my yoof. :oops:

 

Phact: 'I like to move it move it' spent quite a lot of time in the UK Top 20 singles charts. :neutral:

 

All the best with the Kei Car, pbottomly. :)

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I think if I put that that track on in the MOVE with a PHATT base (is that the new youff way of saying Large?) speaker the car might jump up and down!!

Guest Breadvan72
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  On 28/06/2014 at 08:59, robinmasters said:

How are you supposed to use that recessed tow ball as a parking sensor?

 

I am glad to hear that I am not the only one who parks by Braille.

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  On 28/06/2014 at 07:38, pbottomley said:

Well I have been away from this fun location for a while, :-(  but distance is no cure for the insane. :mrgreen: ... I say insane as last week I bought this monster.  850cc and Heathermill's transmission. 

Its the PLUS model so it get a roof spoiler ! 

 

 

 

We'll get some overhead lifters and four barrel quads, oh yeah

(Keep talking, whoa, keep talking)

Fuel injection cutoffs and chrome plated rods, oh yeah

With a four-speed on the floor, they'll be waiting at the door

You know that ain't no trash, we'll be getting lots of it in Grease Lightning

(Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go)

 

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We'll get some overhead lifters and four barrel quads, oh yeah
(Keep talking, whoa, keep talking)
Fuel injection cutoffs and chrome plated rods, oh yeah
With a four-speed on the floor, they'll be waiting at the door
You know that ain't no trash, we'll be getting lots of it in Grease Lightning
(Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go)

 

 

 

​YOU what???? i genuinely didn't understand a word of that ?

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  On 28/06/2014 at 19:44, pbottomley said:

 

We'll get some overhead lifters and four barrel quads, oh yeah

(Keep talking, whoa, keep talking)

Fuel injection cutoffs and chrome plated rods, oh yeah

With a four-speed on the floor, they'll be waiting at the door

You know that ain't no trash, we'll be getting lots of it in Grease Lightning

(Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go)

 

 

 

​YOU what???? i genuinely didn't understand a word of that ?

 

 

Why this car is systematic

It's ultramatic

Why it's a grease lightning (Grease lightning)

 

We'll get some overhead lifters and four barrel quads

oh yeah

(Keep talking whoa keep talking)

Fuel injection cutoffs and chrome plated rods oh yeah

(I'll get the money, i'll kill to get the money)

With the four speed on the floor they'll be waiting at the door

You know that ain't no shit we'll be getting lots of tit

In Grease Lightning

Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go

 

Go grease lightning you're burning up the quarter mile

(Grease lightning go grease lightning)

Go grease lightning you're coasting through the heat lap trial

(Grease lightning go grease lightning)

You are supreme the chicks'll cream for grease lightning

Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go

 

We'll get some purple hued tailpipes and some thirty inch fins

oh yeah

We'll pound 'em in the dashboard and duel muffler twins

oh yeah

With new pistons, plugs and shocks I could get off my rocks

You know that I ain't bragging she's a real pussy wagon

Grease lightning

 

Go grease lightning you're burning up the quarter mile

(Grease lightning go grease lightning)

Go grease lighting you're coasting through the heat lap trial

(Grease lightning go grease lightning)

You are supreme the chicks'll cream for grease lightning

 

Go grease lightning you're burning up the quarter mile

(Grease lightning go grease lightning)

Go grease lighting you're coasting through the heat lap trial

(Grease lightning go grease lightning)

You are supreme the chicks'll cream for grease lightning

Lightning, lightning, lightning

Lightning, lightning, lightning

Lightning

Posted

Great car. I think the only similar thing I drove was a (oMg all) Vauxhall ('s R 5hite) Agila and I must admit; it was Ok. This though must be utterly miserable, therefore 18.9/10 points for you.

  • 4 weeks later...
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Fuck it i took some time tonight to get the might Move on a four post ramp and finally after a few weeks work out where all the oil was going. It's drunk litre in less than 300 miles....

 

so what did I did find? A large sheet of folder steel plate between the sump gearbox and exhaust, collecting oil and when full drizzling it out the back away from the xhaust... Great welcome to the bodgers brigade !!

 

So I remove this steel,plate to see where it's comming from, I don't know about you but one shouldn't be able to see the flywheel and torque converter from under the car, but I can throught the four by one inch hole where metal should be...it appears oil just sloshes out the sump, over the flywheel and then drains either back into the sump when turning one way or onto the steel plate if going the other way.

 

Added to this auto rustproofing is a finger sized hole in one wishbone, a thumb sided hole in the chassis and rusty brake pipes... Frankly it's not worth fixing.... So I have eye out for another, and used this as a spare parts car.....

 

I guess my plans for doing land end .... Drive are out as one litre per 250 - 300 miles is a far cost when looking at doing 2000 miles....

  • 1 month later...
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Been a while on this one, so far obtained another engine from a scrapper locally, stripped and checked it over, put it back together and fitted it to the MOVE.

 

Old engine rear crank oil seal fell out when i took the flywheel off !!!! No wonder it was using oil. Speaking of oil i may or may not of ever had a service in 68000 miles? what do you think?

 

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I have now been using it everyday as my commute car  :-D  replacement engine a wee bit cleaner!

 

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However the Pineapple got to me 

 

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