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hahahahahaa thats just as bad as the excel in newcastle that had holden SS badges on it. The most funny part about it is that It kinda suited it!!

Check this out guys - this is a Civic but its got a R34 body lift.

http://exclusiveautomotive.blogspot.com/se...20Skyline%20GTR

i think this one takes the cake
lol I just got back from thailand and um yeh had a scooter for a couple of days and crashed it......all on my own lol had a shocker

I was going up this incredibly steep hill and 2nd gear was running out of revs so had to change to 1st or I was gonna start going backwards. Sooooo I figured a quick change was in order to keep momentum but I didnt count on the pile of torque in first and the thing kicked up like a king cobra and I was hanging on for dear life lol

after a funny struggle to keep control it went down at all of about 20km/hr and smashed the tail light assembly and ripped off the rear number plate :pirate:

lol

why nobody just pays 20 baht for a taxi is beyond me

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