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They won't.

Depsite all my rage...

Haha. Cheers Laith.

White R33 coupe, meister-style wheels, number plates 'AFIRST' on Bedford Road in Ringwood East around lunch time.

Second this recommendation, it's excellent. Good beer menu too, if that's your thing.

Works for me.

This place does a good Japanese stonegrill, it's small and intimate: http://www.ishiyastonegrill.com.au/

I should mention that fine was in 2006, not sure if anything has changed since then.

My SA speeding fine never carried demerits over to VIC, it's not to say it can't though.

They would. If foglights are installed on the car, they must have working bulbs in them. Another RWC item...erghhh

Well it doesn't pass a RWC, so I guess since ever?

Dat extra allocations to Australia Took them long enough. So by the time mine arrives it would have been 8 months wait rather than the original quoted 12 months. If someone were to order now, it wouldn't be nearly as long. I think they realised catering predominantly for the US market and then having cars sitting there unsold wasn't a good thing when demand clearly outweighed supply in places like Australia, even if our market share is so small (I think I read 3%)? Test driving another one next weekend

Baby Blue candy R33 with a kit and *interesting* wheels on Stud Road in Knox today just near the cop shop. Pettet mustn't have been working today.

You're best to call them and ask. They have race/prestige car transport that uses a hydraulic lift rather than ramps but you'd be paying through the arse for that.

Used CEVA to transport 3 cars. All good experiences.

ETA for BRZ is now April, oh yeah! Nearly time for nervous butterflies.

^ also laptop batteries wouldn't last long enough, nowhere to plug them in where people are timing

My Pulsar also had near on 0mm toe in on one side and 6mm toe in on the other side - as you know that is within Nissan spec and the only way to get it better is to bend the rear beam. It almost always has nothing to do with accident damage - that's how they came out of the factory. I agree it makes the car very unstable particularly with quick changes of direction. Could best describe it as crabwalking. Noticed it at turns 11 & 12 at Sandown more than anywhere else.

Oh I just meant to make it look better, temporarily. It definitely won't fix it. It'll make the gouged area a little darker and less noticeable as a scrape for a little while. I polished mine agressively and that seemed to help smooth it out.

I'll give you a tip, I'm not a man But I did the same thing as him. Cut branches scraped the black door attaching part of my mirror. Raged hard.

Tyre shine. True story.

Worth more than $1000 according to who?

Sounds good, I might pop down

Looks super tidy. It's not often you see a clean stocker these days.