What bolt is this?

[fury]

That's fucking expensive and looks primative.. This worked for me to do a full bleed on my car recently: https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Hand-Hel...orbike-Bleedin...

[fury]

The thought occurred to me today, why did Ford Australia survive, and Holden did not? Was it just the Ranger that saved Ford you think?

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I had an ls400 for similar purposes...driving long km on the hwy for 12 months. Definitely served its purpose without problems. Bit long in the tooth now, but a more modern Lexus could suit. It's like...

[fury]

Brisbane.. but can wait a week or so for delivery.

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^ close.. this bolt held in a bracket that used to hold the rear-most set of seats (that I have now removed). I don't think I really need the washers.. have many at home that I can use.. Is not really...

[fury]

Is an automotive fastening bolt.. From my untrained eye appears to be a m10 (10mm thread diameter).. 1.25 pitch and 35mm?? Or is it "superfine" (1.00) ? I think it may be a "dog point bolt"...

[fury]

Even selling some sort of electric vehicle from chinavirus would make most sense right now. Sell an electric car for somewhere around 40k and they'd have the market to themselves.

[fury]

It did well to protect Holden

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A ~$7500 liberty gt would have been better in nearly every way.. and I like Nissans.. however I'm curious to where this goes.

[fury]

This shit is not going to work.. Seems like Holden/GM/whoever is currently now running the show has absolutely no idea how to turn things around and now clutching at straws. You can't just keep flipping...

[fury]

8.40 from a dirt cheap production car with slicks and exhaust is kick arse... probably still more than op budget though