dan_the_man

try searching the forums for nengun. has been covered in other threads

they are definately back in v8's

well as long as you dont complain then I think it might be ok

People in glass houses

I think the police are set targets they have to meet each month... as motorists, we are those targets unfortunately.

why shouldnt it be going brad? The entrapment issue was brough up by you and I guess it just went from there Its an interesting discussion.

There is always a strong Police presence in Northbridge. However, they cant be every where at once. It only takes a few seconds for a fight to break out.

lol this was in reply to the no entrapment laws comment. Not in regards to using that excuse to get out of a speeding ticket http://www.aph.gov.au/library/pubs/rp/2001-02/02rp12.htm "Controlled Operations It is often thought that convictions cannot be obtained by 'entrapment'. In Ridgeway v. Queen the High Court clarified this misconception, rejecting the suggestion that there was a substantive defence of 'entrapment' in the common law,(84) but confirming that evidence obtained by criminal inducement could be ruled inadmissible as a matter of public policy.(85) As a result most jurisdictions passed statutory 'controlled operations' regimes.(86) Under the Crimes Act 1914 law enforcement officers are protected from civil and criminal liability arising from conduct undertaken in a 'controlled operation' for the prosecution of a 'serious Commonwealth offence'. To be protected, the officer must act in accordance with a controlled operations certificate and must not intentionally induce a person to commit an offence that they would not otherwise have intended to commit. An authorised officer may issue a 'controlled operation' certificate if he or she is satisfied, among other things, that the controlled operation is justified and there are limits or controls on the extent of unlawful activity, possession of illicit goods or harm to others.(87) Controlled operations are subject to some ministerial and parliamentary scrutiny.(88) 'Serious Commonwealth offences' include crimes subject to 3 or more years imprisonment that involve money laundering, armament dealings, espionage, sabotage, threats to national security, misuse of computer or electronic communications and importation of prohibited imports or exportation of prohibited exports. They also include offences subject to 3 or more years imprisonment that involve 'violence' or 'terrorism'.(89)"

vw golf gti

have seen unmarked xrt's around east perth where the traffic cops live

Although Australia has no entrapment laws, a court may rule on the reliability of material gained through undercover operations if there is evidence that a defendant has been incited or induced to commit a crime.

is this the Vr4?

i think lucy is going to be a uni student... so something cheap on fuel perhaps

price range?

put the keys where they can get them ie on a bench near the door... at the end of the day its only a car. If you make them have to confront you for the keys it could end very badly. I'd rather a car was stolen then cop a baseball bat to the head.

shan raises a good point... where would u put the gear box?

ahhh ok.

do you really think nissan would cover the engine for warranty if you installed it into a car it was not designed for? i doubt it... you'd need a qualified mechanic to install it into a r35 for the warranty to be covered.

may i ask what the difference between a galant and legnum is?

all three threads merged as they were generally about the same thing... tms and m3gtr.

sounds like they had planned it for a while... knowing how to bypass ur alarm then again autowatch alarms sound unique when you arm them

hey nice car!

best to call up and sort it out otherwise you can get a mark on your credit report. if they dont resolve it tomorrow then write a letter to the telecommunications ombudsman.

i expected more tea cosies. what a let down

why does the title of this thread sound like a story for today tonight