TRD2000GT #08 (Blue)

A few pictures taken at Rotor stock,Santa pod by excellent photographer and close friend of mine James Lu.

Nice pics - very shiny. Can you get some pics of the wheel arches up - would like to see how the rear arches are cut/joined to rear wings on a real car.what a genuine

Will do ! believe it or not but the cars actually in the body shop at the moment having some work done,the rear panels appear to be riveted to the body across the top of panel and the front leading edge,you can just see on both cars where the rivets have been filled over,also across the boot lid there are marks showing where the extension panel has been fastened on,from memory the inner arch has a think rubber seal over where the gap would be joining the inner side of TRD panel to the inner arch,not a lot to see really but I'll get some more pictures posted up when I get chance.

Yes I know what you mean - there was dimples in the wing where the rivers could sit. Dont jnbow whether you've seen it but theres a copy of the original fitting instructions here:

https://trd2000gt.forumotion.com/fitting-the-new-panels-includes-official-trd-instructions-f4/trd-technocraft-offical-kit-instructions-t70.htm

BTW If you want to know which factory your car was made in check the table near the top of this thread:

https://trd2000gt.forumotion.com/trd-jdm-technocraft-factory-built-cars-and-sales-brochures-f18/trd-vin-plates-discussion-and-photo-comparison-t60.htm

thought i'd posted these ages ago but a small update for you.

also I want to apolagise for the quality of the pitures as there taken on my phone(never seem to get the car and camera in the same place at the same time)

during the summer we fitted some seats as the Corbeau bucket race seats previously fitted where a little to extreme for road use.



Recaro tomcats apparently a limited edition seat with only a few made so we thought it quite appropriate to the put them in the TRD

Also a few months back we have finally got around to fitting the new reg plate(again apologies for the rubbish photo):

During the summer I also used the car for our wedding,photos can be found here:

https://trd2000gt.forumotion.com/t178-wedding-pic-s

Love the last pic in particular - fine looking motor! :-)

Totally agree with that, exceptionally nice picture.

Cheers guys glad you like the picture

BTW Have you TRD stickers on your wheels? (they look like they are missing). If so wibble on mr2oc can do you some as he made mine for me.