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oh one of those

i prefer these (its me)

I think I've seen this (or one the same colour) on Coro Drive. There was too much traffic for me to get up beside it and I wasn't going to use the turning lane as an overtaking lane. <_<

If it's the same one I see it regularly, usually around Toowong.

dunno about being around toowong, but its hard to miss this car with its plates "SCARY"

you are more likely to see it in and around the valley

the plates used to belong to the owners old car Porche GT3

Been poking around, the galardo, I drove it awhile back and it was impresive, it was so stiff in the body, that it made my skyline feels like a soft licorice in the sun. Nice car, but hideous depreciation.

As for the record, I don't own a coffee shop, and the owner of that coffee shop is like 40 something on the list from a vague memory.

Above all else, I think, cars like the F430 exist to promote hard working ppls to succeed, and I'm no different to most of the ppls here, as a matter of fact, quite a few of you have met me on cruises, even raced me in my skyline, lol. So just work harder and believe in yourself.

Also dangerous daveo, no I'm not married, and no I'm not gay, some may say otherwise.

Been poking around, the galardo, I drove it awhile back and it was impresive, it was so stiff in the body, that it made my skyline feels like a soft licorice in the sun. Nice car, but hideous depreciation.

As for the record, I don't own a coffee shop, and the owner of that coffee shop is like 40 something on the list from a vague memory.

Above all else, I think, cars like the F430 exist to promote hard working ppls to succeed, and I'm no different to most of the ppls here, as a matter of fact, quite a few of you have met me on cruises, even raced me in my skyline, lol. So just work harder and believe in yourself.

Also dangerous daveo, no I'm not married, and no I'm not gay, some may say otherwise.

Are you willing to convert i am..............on a serious note how about placing a order for the 575m replacment that will be a stunning car guaranteed and you can get to the head of the list.

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Also dangerous daveo, no I'm not married, and no I'm not gay, some may say otherwise.

I wasnt thinking that... but now that you mention it...

More so, wife and kids apparently drains the money, if your not married that explains it :P

Hmmm ...orange lambo...can't be many of those in brisbane. I got to sprint with one on the gateway north of the airport . Unfortunately we had a little too much traffic and it pulled off at the bondall exit. (This was some months ago)

Same lambo? Recall a silver R32 GTR?

There is actually 3 of the orange ones getting around quite regularly...I see SCARY the most, definately drives it like it should be as well, but I'm sure hitting the rev limit through Brisbane CBD is *that* smart in one of those.

The Ferrari is a great pick...but your blue RS6 (if you still have it) is still an awesome car...was behind a current model silver one yesterday, he seemed to take pleasure in owning me without trying ;)

I went for another drive of the baby lambo, seem good I guess for the money, but I think there is a mild face lift one just around the corner.

Also I'm not into old cars unless it a Mac F1 or an early 60s Merc.

Yes Dan I still got the Blue RS6. I need a 4 door get around, and you should have given the finger to the driver of that silver RS6. Haha. It either my brother or an very close friend ie. extend family member. There is only 2 silver RS6 in Bris.

As for the F430 , I ordered it with F1 transmission, and black/carbon fibre interior.

I'm still so upset over the delay, I got thing to happen before it get here this year, hhhhhmmm.

I ordered it with F1 transmission.

May I ask why you opted for that set up, and not a "real" box? Each to there own ect ect I know that, I've just always wondered why people go that option when they always receive bad reviews in Europe.

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