This weekend saw the the UK section of the cube owners club attend Japfest 2016, this year relocated to the Silverstone race circuit in Northamptonshire.
Click through to see what we got up to….
This weekend saw the the UK section of the cube owners club attend Japfest 2016, this year relocated to the Silverstone race circuit in Northamptonshire.
Click through to see what we got up to….
show seasons almost upon us ,I should have some more content to post on here then
cubes at ultimate stance 2015
scotts cube
it was a good show with a good selection of different vehicles will probably take my cube with me next year
So in a new feature for the web page we’re going to start looking at some owners cars in detail and what brought them to the boxy family. Did they resist or jump in with both feet? Have they a history of standing out from the crowd? Are they a die hard stock fan or do their veins flow with rice and neon? First under the Microscope is our co-contributor Pinion.
so everyone seemed to have a great day and we managed to get 9 cubes to attend although we all thought the pitch was a bit tight for space especially considering it was supposed to be big enough for 10 cars. Continue reading
p1n1on
i started looking at cubes on ebay a good few years ago but ended up buying a 3.9 ltr v8 land rover discovery. after about 18 months i just about got fed up with filling it wtith £100 of fuel at a time and it getting me nowhere .so i sold it and went back to looking at cubes ,mine is a bz11 1.5 cvt model that i bought from c.i.d. in Bristol ,its about as practical a discovery but much better on fuel .since i have owned it i have fitted new larger wheels ,coilovers,seat covers strut brace,stainless exhaust etc etc,and as you can see from the pics above new bumpers ,wing,and side skirts and i still have a few more mods i would like to do ,since phil left the club i have been organizing our club events and intend to in 2016 at least !
p1n1on
This was the finish on the roof of my cube no matter how much hand polishing I did it was staying that way ,after a few recommendations I ditched the high street quality cleaning products and went and saw don at dodo juice and had a bit of a spend up on their products ,he talked me through everything I would need and how to get the best results
I was impressed with the improvements but that roof was still bugging me, I knew that dodo juice did a machine polisher so I went back to see don (their head quarters is only a half hour drive from me) and he recommended the spin doctor 2 and gave my a demonstration on how to use it ,I then had a practice on the bonnet of my work van before going near the cube with it
with this small 70mm head it fits nicely between the roof ridges and because of the soft paint on the cube you need only use dodo juice prep polish with the soft red sponge
its not quick the roof took me about 4 hrs to polish but it is safe as long as you have a steady hand, and flatter surfaces are quicker as you can use the larger sponge.
you can see here the area I have polished up to ,
As this was the first time I’ve done this I am not going to do a major “how to” but on youtube there is a guy called junkman who pretty much covers all there is to know about detailing cars
p1n1on
just a little reminder
date- 16th august
time- 07:00 am
place- rockingham
meeting point- nn17 5dt mcdonalds/asda corby peel centre
see those that are attending there 🙂
p1n1on