Idea for a new TV show. The first candidate should be a bog-standard
Chrysler 300C.

Kia's new factory-backed Australian outfit inherits Carnival engine failure
claims
By NEIL McDONALD 23 March 2006
KIA Motors Australia will continue to honour engine failure claims for its

I just created an automotive classified ad site and am trying to drum up
some users.  You can post your ad for free and you can upload up to 5 pics
with each ad.  Any feedback will be welcome as well.
http://www.roadtitan.com

Quick question:
Not having much experience with fords, what's the best way to remove an
FMX from an XB falcon (351) in a home workshop?
Is it best to remove the engine as well and bring the engine/gearbox out

Seen a couple of these in the last week.
One of them was filthy with red dust and mud. Warmed my heart, that did.

a chicken With poison interlaced with the meat.

Not anything really to do with cars, just thought that Id share this,
Posted after a long silent pause.............
THE BRICK
A young and successful executive was traveling down a neighborhood street,

How about a boycott of all Channel 10 programs until they promise to
show all races and qualifying.
I understand why they can not show them live but think it is very
wrong for them to have the rights but not show qualifying. I think they

With regards to seatbelts, I was wondering.   Do you only have to wear them
while the car is in motion, or can you take them off when you're stopped at
a traffic light for instance?

Is there significant variation in wheel offsets amongst common cars?
I would think this would be an important factor in choosing new wheels, but
none of the retailer's or manufacturers' or car co's mention it!
They seem to imply that as long as the PCD matches (and obviously the ...

My father in law blew a tyre on his X5.  Had to get a new one and it cost
$760 dollars.  And heres me thinking $250 a corner was expensive on my GTR.
Ridiculous.
Fraser

I quick question for all you ADR experts out there...
I have always thought that all petrol engined vehicles with 4 wheels or more
built during or after 1986 must be fitted with a catalytic converter.
But....

OK, I know that this is old news, and was probably discussed at length at
the time, but I am still wondering as to the whys and wherefores?
Yes, I know it's Holden and therefore inherently inferior to a Falcon, and
its only a matter of time before they all become bogun cars,

Dropped into the hardware today, parked next to a 2 door type R something
ricemobile, which had 3 18yo's hudled around the front number bumper,
conversation went something like:
"You got to have number plate screws man"