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haha...I saw you in some black 32 last friday?

Yeh its a mates car, its pretty much sold though. Buying another R32 with 300rwkw++ depending on fuel and tune. We're told turbos will flow 400rwkw, plus the motor is built with 2.7lt pistons.

Should be fun

Nah, my lover Col Gtsx an I went and did lunch, like uncle bob and arntie jack

Ah yeah how are the odd couple? what you g units doin this weekend? i heard scooters are in order :sorcerer:

Nah, my lover Col Gtsx an I went and did lunch, like uncle bob and arntie jack

Arhhh my gut is spinning, that was bad McDonalds :P

Ah yeah how are the odd couple? what you g units doin this weekend? i heard scooters are in order :sorcerer:

What tha???

Ah yeah how are the odd couple? what you g units doin this weekend? i heard scooters are in order :sorcerer:

hahah, I guess they are fine. havent spoken to them in quite a while, typical moody.... uhh yeh. Scooters could be goer, minus the license thing

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