• Fit new fuel filter and cover.
  
• Fit better the rear window rubber surround trim as there was a small area that wasn't sitting right after the respray .
  
• Refill holes in B pillars where the filler has shrunk (now using counter sunk holes which should prevent this) and resray them.
  
• Replace drivers side door stay.
  
• Get new passenger wing mirror painted. Some low life smashed it whilst the car was in the UK.
  

• Recondition front brakes (paint and new seals).
  
• Fit Eibach rear anti-roll bar.
  
• Get two small dents removed from roof.
  
• Get front seats retrimmed. A company made a complete mess of painting them in the UK for me in an attempt to cover up the cracking leather.
  
• Fit AEM air fuel ratio meter - ordered.
  
• Fit ECU Monitor - waiting for a company to make up a carbon fibre surround for it.
  
• Patch up pre-rad for the chargecooler. The intercooler had been rubbing on it and worn a small hole in it.
  
• Fix oil and water leak coming from front end of engine. Nasty one as it's inside the engine mount somewhere - parts ordered.
  
• Fit new clutch. Good time to do it as original one has done 70k and don't want to mess around doing it in the summer.
  
• Fit cat replacement pipe in place of the race cat as no emissions testing here.
  

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Got the anti-sheep device fitted, or isn't that a problem out in Canada?

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If you get one reverse the polarity like Pinin and become a sheep magnet

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I can't seem to include pictures in posting so here are a couple of links

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Sheep

Also seen Elf, Wolf and Coyote. No bears yet as they're all sleeping.

John

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Glad to hear its going well

How has the winter been? Here's been pretty mild all things considered. Got any cougars (mountain lion) at all? We had one spotted in town the other day...

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I never did get the bonnet repainted to get rid of the teeth marks. I was let down by the local body shop who eventually decided they didn't want to do the work as they didn't think they'd be able to match it up. I suppose it's better to know that than for them to try and fail.

I can't seem to include pictures in posting so here are a couple of links

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Sheep

Also seen Elk, Wolf and Coyote. No bears yet as they're all sleeping.

John

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I still say that your car is the best looking coop i've seen. That Alfa colour is just stunning .

Dave

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That must of been hard work, I diddn't think you could, do you know what one would retail at over there? Must be 1 in a million. I did see an alfa 75 in vancouver and one of the old spiders, but that's exciting as it gets, their trucks are flippin quick though.

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You can't if you want to move there permanently unless the car is over 15 years old, we haven't found a loop hole yet anyway. John is on a work permit I believe, hence the reason reason he can temporarily import it.

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Yes I imported it temporarily. The first question I get asked is what the F*** is it? Then second is always what year. I couldn't work out why that was the second question but of course it's because you can't normally import something thats less than 15 years old.

John

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Ye that's what I thought, I think there are some cars you can import such as a Ferrari 360 or if you really want to a volvo S60. I'd love to see a 156GTA out there but again you can't have one. However, you could have a lancia montecarlo or the old GTA. I think they do have the 164 cloverleaf Q4, which is pretty much as quick as a standard 20vt.