Austarion

from the back cover of the performance portfolio


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Looks like a late model "JD" as you guys call them, 86-87...

They look like wiiiidey's to me.

Mitsubishi Starion Widebody GSR-VR

definatley wide body's, u can see the lines over the wheel arches

widebody starion, not sold in australia, probably about 15-20 of them here though, all private imports. made 1986-1990.

If you want to find out more about those two particular starions their featured in this video http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?doc ... 7784014539

By the way is that book worth the money?

that book is AWESOME

Junkers wrote:
By the way is that book worth the money?

You can borrow my book, its just a collection of magazine acticles mainly featuring US spec 2.6 cars. It is the only Starion book though.

I have the book, I was thinking of scanning it all and uploading it, but I don't have the time

as a newbie on the starion scene.

its quite an interesting and vaulable read.

however some of the articles don't say year/model which makes it a bit harder. but def worth the 40 or so bucks

[quote="Junkers"]If you want to find out more about those two particular starions their featured in this video http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?doc ... 14539quote]

in the video the car at the start of the video isn't a wide body, is it the equivalant of the JD (Aus)?

I'm fairly certain that car was a JE . I'll see if I can dig up some detailed pics I've got somewhere . I can't tell from the video .

( JE was not sold in Aust.)

Its the same as my car, 86 ex. You can tell from the worlds biggest number plate holder on the front, the wheels and the rear spoiler.
Here's some advertising.
http://www.oldermitsubishis.co.uk/broch-starion2.html

You can't tell from just that .

Are the wheels 4 stud or 5 stud ? That's how you tell if it's a JD or JE . There were other improvements but the wheel is the easiest way to instantly identify it . You can't tell from the video .