We Have One For Every Hyundai!!!!

Yes< Every Hyundai Finally!!!!

Well hopefully we will start to get topics in the new sections. Theres no excuse now that every model is represented.

Just to note that the Tiburon section also has a subsection for modifications and their links. So post away folks.

TS out

sweet way to go ts!

no stellar or pony section!

The Pony and Stella posts can be placed in the Excel section or in the non specific section until the admins set up a seperate section for it.
I'll see if the admins can set up a specfic section for these models.

TS out

Please don't mix up Pony and Stellar with Excel! Excel has however been called Pony on some markets. But the pre-1985 Pony is very different from the Excel.

Read about the Pony history at:
http://www.morrismarina.co.uk/Korean%20Connection.htm

Stellar is a completely different car.

Thanks for bring that up. Its amazing what one word can totally change a sentence. My bad.

My comments above should say..
"The Pony and Stella posts can be placed in the Excel section and the non specific section until the admins set up a seperate section for it.
I'll see if the admins can set up a specfic section for these models."

In other words, any Pony posts in the Excel section since the two are interchangeable in certain markets. The Stellar posts go in the non-specific section. I should have written it more clearly.

Note: The Stellar did have its own section, but hardly any posts were made, if any. Therefore, a few sections that had very little posts were combined into the non-specific section. If and when there are sufficent enough posts then the admins will gladly make individual sections as needed.

Thanks for noticing the error.

TS out

hey what about the new azera

The admins are aware and a few new sections will be introduced/added as well as a few merged. The Azera will be one of the ones added.

TS out

I own a 1985 Pony and i wanted to swap in a new motor. I was wondering if anyone knows what motor fits the car easily with little modifications?

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