i don't think i've seen these many cordias on sale in gumtree.
is making feel nervous
http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/elizabet ... 1114508209

it used to be good when you see a ET and straight away it was a instant race ...lol

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AC silver bullet in the build, 4G62T DOHC

last cordia:
Blue 88 GSR turbo AC with 62t, TD05 14B and FMIC, 104wkw on 14psi
( I WOULD LIKE IT BACK IF POSSIBLE, OLD REG SYH354 )

Haha good old Et's

I was never a fan of them and somehow cordias would always kick their ass top end.

I cannot remember the last time I saw an ET.

We are getting old guys

Hey Guys,

Mine still lives, it was bought by a member up in Pt Augusta

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MY01 WRX. 'nuff said.

Hey hey he is alive

How are you buddy?

That's great to hear, what are you driving these days?

I drove mine the other day! Love it.

Pretty sure mine is somewhat well known. I annoyed you guys with a very long build thread.

Haven't driven her in a while, but fear not it is safe in a shed. Will have some time for it again soon and fix a few of the gremlins so I can drive it again.

That's a great pic Damien.

Yeah that car looks awesome! You've done a great job on it.

Love the gun metal grey, always wanted to paint my first cordia in that colour.

Nice work.

Ectopia cordis is an exceedingly uncommon condition in which toddlers are born with their hearts in part or fully outside their bodies. It has a tendency to head hand-in-hand with other birth defects within the coronary heart or belly region.

Only eight of 1 million toddlers have ectopia cordis. And whilst most of them are both stillborn or die within 3 days after birth, there is motive for some wish. Health care groups that include medical doctors, nurses, occupational and bodily therapists, and different specialists have helped a few infants with ectopia cordis to live for weeks or maybe years.

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f*ck off mate