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C-West Aluminium Wing. Genuine!! $200 *Genuine C-West Japan* Great for track work, you can really feel the down force past 140km and really helps dig into the road past 180km. Been sitting in the garage since i sold the s15. Bought it for $500, dont care now, just want to clear the garage. Price is Neg Dual Pod A pillar - Skyline $20 Description: Dual Pod A pillar from an R32 suits 52mm guages. Might fit other models. looks pretty generic. Contact Ron: SMS or CALL 0401177295 Pick up from VIC, northern subs If you PM me, i'll probably never look at it!

rates R 8 and 6 i want these... but im broke

Located in Bundoora VIC, Wont post.. its too big.

Hey guys, this boot install came with the car. I dont need it. Just want it gone from the garage. Custom made by Gary's Car Radio / Street Sound Vision Please note, sale does not include sub or amps~ Fits the R32 boot PERFECTLY, no need to alter anything, just clean your boot up and slot it all together. $50 Call Ron: 0401177295 s

stereo brackets ?

THANKS ALL, GTT wing attained! mods please close

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hey, if someone has a GTT stock wing, please contact me. PM or sms 0401177295 VIC cheers, Ron

With Generation Y being plastered over the news as being pompous smart arse pricks that throw massive parties, listen to house music and take lots illicit drugs that look like smarties. Its nice to see that a small part of generation Y is giving back to the community. Over the 22nd, 32rd and 24th of February the Victorian Drift Club organised a charity cruise to raise money for the Victorian Cancer Council and cancer awareness. The club whose majority of members fall into the generation Y age group endeavours to get hoons off the street and onto the track. 6am Western Ringroad Inbound Mobil, dark and goddamn cold. Myself and a Frankenstein (Drift spec) R32 roll into the car park in front of maccas. No one else is there. Tired and already distain that this may well be a big prank on us we grumble and go get maccas. To our relief as we sit down and begin to eat, a green 300, black onevia, purple s13, grey 32 and grey magna draw into the car park. Shortly after two 180s and an s1580 roll in. As the sun rises we begin detailing the cars with sponsors logos and Vic Drift decals. This is a charity cruise to raise money for the Victorian Cancer Council, sponsored by Mobil and Meguiars. After two months of planning and running around this is starting to look good! Out we roll in single file nine Nissans and one Magna. Mobile marketing and mass advertising at its best. There’s just something about that feeling you get when you’re driving in a group, that smirk on your face that you don’t quite notice straight away. The sun begins to rise and I position myself at the rear of the convoy to make sure no one gets left behind. Just before Geelong the lead car Victorian Drift Club President Callum Bruce suddenly turns into a petrol station, the convoy follows. The EMERGENCY TOILET BREAK provided everyone with a much needed stretch and chance to buy refreshments as well as a good opportunity to take some photos for our Major sponsor Mobil. We finally see that ominous sign “Welcome to the Great Ocean Road” ie, the best road in the world! View = STUNNING. To anyone who has ever driven the road, especially with a well balanced front engine rear drive car (with a puffer) you know whats next. Nirvana, motoring bliss, awesome twisties combined with stunning ocean views. A wave of the laser by local TMU greets us as we enter Apollo bay and stop for lunch. The 300zx gets a greasy. We stop briefly to take in the views and sightseeing opportunities as the rain poured down every time we stepped out of the cars. Some camped, some stayed in a cabin. I like a heater and mattress, especially when Mother Nature is throwing a tantrum. On our last day we finally got some good weather, still stupidly cold but it stopped raining. The opportune time to take photos for our sponsors. Even though it rained like a bitch for most of the cruise everyone had heaps of fun, made new friends and spent lots of money on petrol. Isn’t that what cars and clubs are all about? The Victorian Drift Club would like to thank Victoria Police and regional TMU for their support throughout the cruise, Mobil for their generous donation of Mobil 1, Meguiars car care products for their donation of waterless car wash kits and the Victorian Cancer Council for heaps of sunscreen.

Item: Mobil 1 0W40 Age: NEW Condition: NEW Price: $40 Location: Melbourne, Northen Subs Contact: Ron or Callum Comments: Howdy, LOTS of Mobil 1 0w40 for sale. (5L bottles) RRP is about $60 Vic Drift is selling it for $40 per 5L bottle. All proceeds go to the Victorian Cancer council. We had an average turnout for our Great Ocean Road Cruise and didnt make half our fund raising target (didnt help that for 2.5 days were a complete wash out) So the some of us decided to give back our oil and try to raise some funds out of it. Contact: Ronald - 0401177295 Callum - 0418390675

Dear SAU, The Victorian Drift Club in conjunction with the Victorian Cancer Council is holding a Charity Cruise this weekend from Melbourne to the Great Ocean Road. The cruise will be held over three days; Friday 22, Saturday 23, Sunday 24. The charity cruise is to raise funds for the cancer council. The cruise is being sponsored by: Meguiars Car Care Products who have kindly donated some of their waterless car wash kits. (RRP89.99~) Mobil Oils who are providing each driver with one 5L bottle of Mobil 1 engine oil (RRP60~) Red Bull - we are negotiating a time and place to meet up with the Red Bull team on the return trip. (unconfirmed!) To join the cruise a donation of $20 per car will be collected at the starting point. Drivers are required to apply the relative sponsor decals to their car. Upon doing so, the driver will receive sponsors products. Victoria Police have been informed of this event and are happy to cooperate with us. Once we reach Port Campbell, we will be camping. Cost is $25 dollars per site, and $6 per extra person. Cabins can be leased at a higher price. There is a limited number of 25 spots available Prior registration is essential - Do not arrive at the start line without prior registration To register, contact: Ron Victorian Drift Club 0401177295 Planned Route and Itinerary 22nd Feb 2008 6.00am Meet at Western Ring Road (In Bound) 6.30am Driver Briefing and Registration 6.40am Apply Decals / Petrol Stop 7.00am Start RIGHT Princess Freeway (M1) STRAIGHT Melbourne Road (M1) Through Geelong STRAIGHT Settlement Road LEFT Torquay Road (B100) STRAIGHT (Begin Great Ocean Road) Anglesea STOP Aires Inlet Fairhaven Moggs Creek Eastern View Big Hill Lorne STOP Separation Creek Wye River Kennet River Gray River Sugar Loaf Woangarra Petticoat Creek Skenes Creek Apollo Bay STOP Ottway Lighthouse Road Cape Ottway STOP Horden Vale Glenaire Alveres Hill Yuulong Wattle Hill Gellibrand Lower Princetown Port Campbell STOP END DAY ONE 23rd Feb 2008 Beach Day 24th Feb 2008 Return home using reverse route. Apologies for such late notice, if you are coming, contact me via mobile ONLY Ronald Chong Marketing Manager Victorian Drift Club +61401177295 [email protected]