Thanks to Paddlesnz, there is now a translation on the portions of the Japanese owners manual relating to the 4ws on my website.

http://www.geocities.com/jamsvx/4ws.html

The remainder is in the process of being translated in addition to some technical info from a Japanese book on the suspension and transmission and ABS (from memory). *stirs up a round of applause for Paddlesnz!*

Oh, for anyone who did not see the address of my website in the post that I did somewhere, its

http://www.geocities.com/jamsvx

Its still, as you can clearly see, in the process of being built and has for some time but I hope that what is on there is of some interest. Oh....forgive the main page, its a mess but the links are the important things...some are finished, some aren't but have a look.

I'd also appreciate any feedback re: likes/dislikes so that I can change it accordingly.

Enjoy

Jamsvx

Jams SVX : Nice site .I appreciate the information on the mystery of the 4WS and the research that was necessary to bring it to light .
Keep up the good work down in OZ !

Regards : Alan.

PS : A few moments of quiet contemplation from this side of the pond for the forthcoming ANZAC day memorials and the legend of " The Man with the Donkey "

James, excellent site . . . uh, except for the button exclusively for YELLOW SVXes. Did you do that just for (to) me? AAAARRRGGGHHHH! :D

4ws
 

James,

Thanks for going through the trouble to research this and post your findings. I appreciate it.

:cool:

Larry III

Thanks!!
 

Thanks for the support! Even in the face of the awful main page but since I am concentrating on getting more important info up, it will have to wait.

So, apologies for the mess!!!

Aredubjay - you like the yellow ones???:D

Incidentally, I have never seen a yellow SVX - what do they look like in the flesh? Yellow is a very difficult colour - looks great on a F355 and awful on a Ford Falcon (a large 4 door sedan sold here in Oz)

Anything I should change/add to the site?

Jamsvx

I've never seen a yellow one,
I never hope to see one,
But I can tell you, everyone,
I'd rather see than be (in) one.
AAARRRGGGHHHH! :D
(With apologies to the author of "Purple Cow)

Ford Falcon, huh? Here in the States, that was one of Ford's first "compact" cars. It was smaller than their other "behemoths" of the '60's.