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SOLD: 2003 D22 ST-R 3.0L TD Dual Cab Year: 2003 Body: Dual Cab Ute Colour: White Engine: 3.0L Turbo Diesel Transmission: 5 Speed Manual Interior: Cloth Odometer: 226000 Price: $11990 ono Location...

i'd love to come and play, no matter what you drive! problem is, i have a newborn at home, and a wife who says i cannot stray far from home at the moment ;) couple of months time, ill be back at it!

welcome! another novacastrian ehh, good work! plenty of good tracks around these parts - and not far from the great stuff (barringtons). welcome to the fold :)

i have had more than a few bikes over the years - anything from postie bikes to my old HD Dyna. Currently have a KTM 400exc, a semi-motard'd Suzi DR650 and a Yamaha XJ900 that is getting the cafe racer treatment....slowly ;)

yeah by default, it "should" sync with your google account. that is, if you are using one (play store is enough - if you can download apps, you probably have a google account). login to gmail and check your contacts. if not, its bad news - unless they were stored on your SIM (which is...

second that. my heater box itself started leaking straight into the cab. bypassed it 8 months ago and have not yet needed to spend the 9 hours or so digging the failed heater box out. for a temporary fix (or longer) the heater bypass is perfectly ok!

nah no ground wire, the original stereo itself provides the earth when bolted into the cage. :)

i put mine in the centre console. different make UHF but same basic size. This is the thread

if only i hadn't recently gotten a canopy! the older ribber style gates need a bulging section in the rear canopy door to clear the centre of the gate - if you have a canopy, might wanna take this into account too ;)

love a nice tidy install, good work!

you sure its the leaf springs? i get a creaking from the front end of mine on lock - its the steering stops rubbing against the suspension arms. bit of grease on them every now and again stops the noise :)

according to CAMS - DA issued. Expected to be operating August - September 2014. http://www.cams.com.au/media/news/latest-news/nsw-venue-update http://www.ringwoodraceway.com.au/index.php?module=circuit

This is the same in NSW - any time of day, if you believe the noise to be excessive you can make a complaint. You can do this as often as required. This is information provided to us from our local boys in blue. There is a house about 5 doors down from us who keep to themselves most of the time...

Kogan's 8" Agora are on sale again - these are top little units, quite well built!

have some bad news for ya mate, i had the same thing in my 2003 n16. by any chance is it the series 2 hatchback model? (this is the alloy top - not the black plastic rocker). reason i ask is the hatch is made in UK and the sedan in asia - the issue i struck only seems to occur in the uk made...

haha yeah, its either here or Whirlpool/XDA/OCAU or some random board on the hunt for an elusive fix for some random issue :)

yeah mate, AUD. It comes in 2 flavours, as with normal Mint - MATE and Cinnamon. I prefer Cinnamon but thats purely asthetics. To be honest, it is pretty damn close to an OOBE as you will get. Not much required for day to day duties, and only your usual favourite tools that you would have to...

There are some pretty grunty china models at the moment. Sure not the quality of Samsung et al. but for the money they are good units. I set my dad up with a Pipo M8 Pro late last year for around the $200 mark, and the revision model (the M9) is now quad core! Pipo Max M9 - $229AU 10.1 inch...

I'm hearing you! Luckily, all of these (gnome, kde, lxde, etc) are just desktop environments anyway - and as such are fairly easily interchangable. As long as you find a distro that is running all the tools you need in the CLI, loading in the right GUI is easy ;) I like Mint - its quite easy...

Windows definitely has its place still, but my current flavour of choice is Linux Mint. Easy enough for the wife to use day-to-day and still has all the grunt under the surface that i know and love from my years of running slackware! Helps that i run 2 data centre's full of RedHat/CentOS servers...