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my bet is they saw the defect sticker and thought hey lets pull him over and let him know his cars defected.....when i had a defect on my car it was like a freaking homing beacon to them get pulled over everytime just for them to say did you know your cars defected? nah ohrly couldnt see the two bright yellow stickers right in front of me......

/rant

Was just a check to see how long I have to drive it. Was 3 chick cops to, but damm they were fine. Can stop me anyday.

On a amercian muscle car cruise and just had a car bouncing down the rd on hydros. U can smell the methonal mmmm

Was just a check to see how long I have to drive it. Was 3 chick cops to, but damm they were fine. Can stop me anyday.

"i dont have a backseat, but if youre flexible, ive got some awesome monkey bars."

Was just a check to see how long I have to drive it. Was 3 chick cops to, but damm they were fine. Can stop me anyday.

On a amercian muscle car cruise and just had a car bouncing down the rd on hydros. U can smell the methonal mmmm

I was chased by a cop on foot down Hindley st once cos he saw a defect sticker on my skyline, i was only defected about 10 minutes before :ermm:

Watching Bathurst, just spotted blue mesh on car 34, had a bit of a chuckle!

Its becoming famous :)

Also ... someone keeps calling my mobile when I'm not near it and I'm missing the call (mostly when I'm driving). Number comes up as "unknown" so I can't call you back. If its anyone from here, can you SMS me your number and I'll return your call. Thanks.

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