GTR-N1

Only 2 spots left. I think JLM is offering us pizza, sushi and drinks! Many thanks from SAU

Lol '...needs a tune to run properly'

Hope you have a good time Genelle. If in a chemist shop, say hello to Haydn Smith for me (a former boss of mine when I did some locum work). Tell him it's his turn to buy me a dumpling

On any car of great worth, I believe that it should be insured comprehensively, rather than at market value. A GT-R will be such a car. On a car worth less than $10,000 but above $4,000, I might be tempted to insure it at market value - but maybe not. If the car is worth less than $4,000 I might only pay for third party property insurance. Sum Insured/Premium ratio depends on too many variables.

^^^ and knowing this beforehand makes it more imperative to "not change your mind" in the middle of the job; or the quote will go wobbly. For instance, any builder must stick to a quote from the ground up (after excavations costs are settled). But if you change this or that, a quote can going wayward unless quote B is fixed and simply an add-on to quote A - and as Charles says, "in writing"

Leave Tamworth alone! It's been a nice place... ...before you came along

'you'll be the death of me'

FYP Chris lol

Have it checked out thoroughly before bidding eh?

Good > wise man!

^^^ Last paragraph is tops

At least Genelle, you're giving them 3 days to clear out!

Can be disguised (somewhat) as a 4W Scooter at my Aged Care Centre right? Hanging triangular SAU flag off the back > Get TE37s > BTW tyres easy to get? Chinese Blue lead paint - like on Mattel toys? Racially, I'm allowed to ask that! How cute! How hilarious! Am indeed tempted - going to think this over...

Thanks for updating Harry > looking forward to a "test-fit" on Wed arvo.

Sure, thanks for letting us know Matt.

Yeah, well, at least with those, they don't have to ask (on a car trip), "Are we there yet?" hehe...

But he's already got... ...lucky fellah - both of us actually I admit.

...and you have 7 days to rescind that policy (after taking it out) and hence put it in her name once more.

Phonetically, aren't our grandkids going to be farked up learning that... A stands for apple but B stands for gasoline using cast iron... yaddayadda ..... and.... R stands for nissan in line 6???????? ... not to mention the missus is going to flame me by sayin', "What the hell are you teaching that kid???"

That's Andy's car. Gen Mngr of MotorActive aka Meguiar's. Drop in and say Hello if you like. He's a SAUer.He helped SAU to run our Tech Night in January Nice car isn't it ?

Most happy to...

I could stereotype Bobby, but I'd better not

Terry cannot keep up with Kristian (comparo of PI Mags #161 and #162)

Thanks Luke... When I die... All above by Eric Tang as prep photos for PI Mag #161

Yes, there's no onus on the workshop to furnish you with the prices it paid for those parts. If you've asked for an "Itemised Receipt", the workshop must list off the retail price for each part and the cost of labour (with ABN and GST). You see, sometimes a workshop might negotiate a large-quantity buy on certain items; but it's up to the workshop to decide to pass on a saving to the consumer or not. On the other hand, if you took your itemised receipt to some competitor to then find that one part was exorbitant, you'd have a case to go back to the original workshop and ask for a 'please explain'.