Recent content by Sixtyten

Thanks for the info. If I'm totally honest I'm a bit fed up with the whole situation. I'm half tempted to sell the wheels and leave the Pao as stock, I'm not on FB but please do send a link.

Well several months on and Andy never delivered the coilovers. God knows if it was him or some chancer that was replying to my mails but do not try and buy anything off this guy.

It works! really easy to setup, just pair it to your device, pop it in the cassette player and pow! you now have a Bluetooth Pao :) Sound wise it is a little treble heavy and you still get retro cassette hiss but seeing as the speakers in my Pao are pretty naff then it's not a problem. There...

Not sure if this helps? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/nissan-figaro-micra-pao-engine-1-2-litre-/162171889814?hash=item25c232a896:g:0OcAAOSwPcVVu2he

Just a quick update. The Pao came with a 3 quarter full tank of fuel and as I don't use it everyday that has lasted ages. Today I finally filled up and put premium unleaded in and the little fella seems to be running a lot better. Less judder on idle and is more responsive. It could be the fuel...

Brilliant! and a little queer!

Hi all, It would be nice to see a few Pao's at the next Norfolk Country Car run, I've booked and hopefully I'll see some of you there. Please see below for more info: We invite you to the 3rd Nelson County Car Run. This event is open to all makes of classic, sports and interesting cars. The...

Hi all, I just came across this cassette/Bluetooth gadget. So I've just ordered one off Amazon as I've had trouble sourcing the kind of music I like on cassette and didn't fancy having extra cables and gadgets in the car for a CD/iPod. I use Spotify pretty much all the time these days so...

Bugger, I thought as much.

Thanks Mark. I've only driven my Pao a handful of times so still learning it's funny little ways. It's going through a series of visits to the workshop to get it tip top as I'm planning on keeping it for a long time and it's my first 'old' car so any tips are gratefully received.

I've been speaking to Andy via email. He did apologise for the odd delay in correspondence due to his health but is still taking orders for the coilovers. They seem to be the only way to get an the rate on the rear to go lower other than chopping springs which I'm not totally keen on.

I spoke the mechanic about the starting issue on mine, it takes a few go to get it started. I'm use to automatics and sticking your foot on the break to start them but as the Pao isn't fuel injected this isn't needed, he recommended pumping the gas a couple of times or just trying different...

Tried the rims on the stock suspension today they look ace and in case anyone wants to know 15x7 ET37 seems to be a decent fit with low profile tyres. The front only needs a 30/35mm drop so springs would do but the rear needs at least double to get it look even. So I'm probably going for...

Hi all, Is there a secret source for body/interior parts for Pao's? My horn honker has a crack in it and I'd like to replace it but where the hell do you get one? Would Nissan be able to get one if I knew the part number? Thanks

Mine does that too but I'd just stick in neutral and that helped. But it's just been serviced so next time I drive it I'l see how it feels and let you know if that's helped.