jasestu

I'm sort of here. Spend more time in the New Zealand Altezza forums though.

I was determined to keep the factory head unit and have an AUX input... After months of investigation it was much more effective to buy a mid-range aftermarket one. Not only did it give me more audio control, it also plays mp3 cds and has the desired aux input for my iPaq... Have a look at my site (in my sig below) there's a link there to a more active New Zealand Altezza forum...

Very nice! I was originally looking at a blue one... Got red in the end (see my website link below)

Ahhh, colour "3N3'... Have a look at mine: My Webpage Follow the forum link from my site and you'll find Frylai and the parts you need.

Hi Budgie, where you from? Good spotting, camber can be an issue on Altezza from factory... Just make sure you get a full alignment as part of the package from whoever you buy from. :) You going manual or auto?

Last post prior to yours was July 20 2004... Good luck getting a response!

Hey icecrew, congrats on being member number 666!! :) Where ya from?

Tee hee, and looking at my sig when I was last posting I didn't even have an Altezza yet!

The only stuff from these forums I've been able to see for the past few months has been what's stored in Google's cache... Interesting to be able to post again...

I was talking with Graham Cameron (of Car City Court Tauranga) today and he was telling me about a friend of his that was setting an Altezza up for the Targa. I'm guessing it must be the same person then...

I don't have one yet (still searching the market for just the right one), so the ad isn't completely wasted...

Sounds cool. Can't wait to hear if Altezzas will be supported. I imagine that given the size of the Toyota brand that they'd be supporting that, and chances are that the majority of the Toyota sat nav systems will be the same format... Fingers crossed. Any work on a ballpark $$$ figure?

Sounds like a nice machine... There are certainly advantages to picking up a car that way, as long as you can have someone reliable do an inspection. It's a lot of money to 'risk', hence why most people are prepared to pay the extra $$$ for something that they can physically see etc etc... I'll have to see if I've got any contacts in Japan to inspect that vechical... :)

I'm heading over to Waihi this week, so I might take a hoon through the gorge to Paeroa... Gotta be a good stretch of road for test driving an Altezza...

I'm also still in the hunt for an RS200, haven't seen any particularly good examples in the past couple of months, but still have my eyes open... If anyone knows of some in the Bay of Plenty region please point me in their direction... Cheers, Jason.