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nice...good call i am glad that i found to be some entertainment for you at 2:30 am in teh morning...thou having never played need for speed, i am sure that is actually something to do with cars that you are capable of showing me ;)

in regds to what i was told to this so called "blacklisting" i was told that when police photo your car you go onto some register of theres which esults in you getting hasseled whenever you ar ein that area...as i said i dont know if its true, but if anyone knows any otehr reson why police would take photo of my car i would appriciate them letting me know, i hvae never seen it done before.

Edited by 000DNK

Hey..... You made it!!!! Congratulations. ;) (on the blacklist, that is) LOL

Comon' Chaps & Chapesses don't take everything literally. All in good fun :D

Edited by SoarerGT-T Cruiser
:) wheres my get out of jail free card! post-48930-1222484497_thumb.jpg

You dont have to do much to get a ticket these days....Yes stupid i got one of these ages ago,i was in a car park then wasnt parked in between white lines, thus in the way of pedeastrians lol... so whacked me a 30 bucker fine then went over the car car at the same time.so over owning these cars when this happens...

Amen to that lol. i was 3cms over the white line...tehy pulled in behind me blocking me in while i was still in my car. Didnt even give me a chance to fix it. tahts what we all get i suppose.

Lawl....someones been playing a little bit too much of "Need For Speed: Most Wanted©"

But seriously.... I've been playing that game for bloody ages, i mean...over 1 year... and i cant even get to the top of the "blacklist".... I mean, damn... you go out and spoil it for everyone by doing it in one night.

Oh...and now i bet your going to tell me that you did it all with a "high wanted level"....thats bullshit.....

Show me that fine and i will let you have one of my "get out of jail free cards".

It's on....

EDIT - I have to apologise...did some digging with some friends down at the MPD (Maroochydore Police Department), to my own amazement....Allara was right...

Even offered me a complimentary copy of the "Blacklist"....and you were right....Right at the top...#1

+1 - Lol...

NIC334 +1 FTW

the car is good thanks. 3k entertainment system comes in handy for the many traffic jams on the bruce highway.

hahahahaha brad. my power is just fine at the moment. have spent enough for this year. turbo, management and manifold has been set back till next year. but 400HP FTW YEAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH :(

Edited by SoarerGT-T Cruiser

yea your 230hp is pretty good for a daily man. getting 600+kms to a tank is good too :(

dont have to worry about clutches, boxes or diffs ;)

Edited by r33cruiser
hell yea. im with ya.

TOP GEAR AUS.

was shithouse!

terrible.

just as bad as 'THE CAR SHOW' on channel 9 :nyaanyaa:

forrrrr shame SBS.

yeah, well i reckon we have to give it a chance to find its rhythm. they have to find there own niche, not try to copy the uk version otherwise it wont work. but the test track is crap they need to redesign that and actually show how it looks from the air or atleast a drawing of the track so we can gauge how it runs. coz that was pretty gay.

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