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haha ive been getting that far to much lately, if i could afford it id go back to the midnight blue colour :geek:

nice 33 though mate, sounded tuff as you went past!

yeah i told you midnight blue was the bomb, i mean how you ment to visit the porn shop now you get spotted 5 times every time you leave your driveway :D

Just spotted flick and Luke near the Ingle Farm shops a few minutes ago, was on my way home from Andrew's (Nightcrawler) switching my car to standard for Regency tomorrow... looks so funny all standard now :(

that would be me on my way 2 work :(

Steve , would that be you that I see in the morning and night going down and up park terrace every now and then ?

Also see a white 32 doing the same . Seen it again this morning . Anyone on here ?

spotted SLO 032 down main north road bout 830ish, as well as a vw beetle with flames and a lot of smoke pissin out of the engine.... done a uey to lend a hand just as 2 cop cars rocked up figured they had everything under control no need for me to be there... just aswel wasn't keen on being around if the tank blew up...

Cara popped into my work(mitre10 salisbury) on Monday . :P

Car looking good .

We had a nice little chat .

By the way Cara , the spark plugs looked scary .

I will check with a few people that I know to see if they might be interested in the nitros kit . How much did you want for it so I can give them an idea of asking price ? :(

Steve , would that be you that I see in the morning and night going down and up park terrace every now and then ?

Also see a white 32 doing the same . Seen it again this morning . Anyone on here ?

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maybe. my cars pretty stock. if it has no front girll then its me :D

Just spotted flick and Luke near the Ingle Farm shops a few minutes ago, was on my way home from Andrew's (Nightcrawler) switching my car to standard for Regency tomorrow... looks so funny all standard now :D

lol that explains why i had to double take to make sure it was your car, at first glance i was like, hey its heslo, then i was like, hang on, somethings different lol, stockness is not cool lol. Good luck with regency, have the lube ready :D

^^ haha yeah now it looks poxy - not to mention high :D

But on the flipside - David's GTR looks awesome with your dished P1s :D

Owww my bleeding fingers .... damn working on/around cars

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