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lol. yeah, no more knock on take off either. pain in the ass driving with shot mounts. knocks at every opportunity, crunches when you snap a gear...

... all sorted now though. :thumbsup:

the only car this weekend ive heard with a knock since was nathan's lol............yep, nice bottom end rattle

firstly, my only poisons are booze and cigarettes

i decided to perform a social experiment with my housemate "milky".

milky loves his weed, but he hates spiders so i set this lil trap for him

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i'll let you all know what happens when he gets home :)

Genius :thumbsup:

I don't smoke weed, but if they were my cigs in there.... you can have them! I fkn hate spiders :)

Hmmmmm decisions, decisions ....

Both 25,000km(ish)

Blue = full leather, TV, front lip, CE28Ns (but not tuff enough offset), full stainless exhaust with titanium tips, stainless intake pipe, thrashed??

Red = half leather, TV, sunroof, cleaner engine bay, stock, not thrashed, $3k cheaper

I can't decide .... damn buying a car is hard work ..... especially after the one I had settled for didn't work out, and there are no more auto black sedans for sale in the country (and I dislike all the other sedan colours).

Opinions?

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