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More JAE info here http://www.japcarclub.org/index.php/blog/89-4x4

Maybe hidden tray. He's not decided yet lol

We've not started on it yet. Struggling with time. We did his body lift a couple of weeks ago though.

1. Swiper (Thursday arrival) 2. Swiper +1 (Friday evening arrival) 3. Swiper +1 (Friday evening arrival) 4. Swiper +1 (Friday evening arrival)

Right, I'm going to sort out a stand for JAE ( http://www.japcarclub.org ) So Feel free to add your name to the list below (copy & paste) and I'll try and sort it all out. The first 20m x 20m plot is free which they say is enough for 12 vehicles and their camping equipment but as we've got...

I agree. And I'd pick the jap version on most days. Except if you can't get the same trim levels in the jap version. Take my wife's fiesta mk7 for example, 59 reg Econetic 1.6 tdci 76mpg and zero road tax, but you can't get that spec in a Mazda2

I'm afraid their mind doesn't see it like that. It all goes on the manufacturer's nationality. It would be a very empty show if they only allowed vehicles that were built in Japan. There's three Japanese manufacturers located in England alone producing around 6 different models.

I'm in New Tupton, the other side of Clay Cross. I recently requested you on Facebook (Shaun Kirk), sorry I never introduced myself:doh. It was my father in law, Jim, who spoke to you in Alfreton a few weeks ago about your winch and bumper. I'll be going regardless as I've got a trade stand...

I know what you're saying, but at the same time I understand the decision of the organisors. That if they allow a Ford Maverick, then they have to allow the Citroen C1, Peugeot 107, Ford Fiesta etc. Again, I'm sorry about the decision :(

Sorry, just had confirmation, no Mavericks allowed Here's a couple of short vids of the off road bit. http://youtu.be/FPuU6hFe3LA http://youtu.be/6R0SMXgu8fI

I'll message the organiser to ask about mavricks and try and get some more info on the off road course. Camping is available on club stands, so you camp near your vehicle. There are cheaper ticket options for doing less days too now.

I know there doesn't seem to be much interest in this, but I've just received confirmation that the off road course is now sorted and will be free to use once you've paid the show entry fee (see link above).

Unfortunately they are quite strict with non-Japanese makes, so unless your Maverick is fully de-badged, you may have to park in the non-Japanese section

Hi, I've been asked to try and promote JAE to the 4x4 communities http://www.japcarclub.org I noticed there was a thread about last years event but didn't seem very popular, maybe due to lack of notice? It is a very well organised Japanese car show that I have been attending since 2007, last...

That looks like a Toyota alloy wheel nut. I could get those but it'll be the wrong thread for a nissan.

I've pm'd you :)

I'm sorry I couldn't pick this up today from my father in laws so I couldn't weigh it to find out a price for postage. He's dropping it off with me after work tomorrow so hopefully I can get a price for you then. Sorry again, Shaun.

Ok, I'll try and find out tomorrow for u and let you know. :)

I don't think they'll take electrical components back once fitted and there are a few marks from the bolts etc.

Father in law had to buy 10 metres of each but we used less than 5 of each to replace fuel lines from under the bonnet to the top of the tank in one piece. Cost £60 from local motor factors. So selling just over 5 metre of each size. Wanting £20 + p&p