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Congrats, that's cool.

I saw your car at "super sunday",... had no idea it was set up for drift.

Now you just need a nickname so you can go up against "driftcat".

Female drifters kick a$$!

Look forward to the slippery hpi issue.

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We all knew it was bound for great things when she painted it yellow :D

Would have been good to get Tiff and Vish's car together with my old car for a few pics...

Oh and that yellow HR31 GTSX that came to SCC07, would have been a nice hand of cards...

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Thanks for all your feedback!

We all knew it was bound for great things when she painted it yellow :D

Would have been good to get Tiff and Vish's car together with my old car for a few pics...

Oh and that yellow HR31 GTSX that came to SCC07, would have been a nice hand of cards...

I think we are about due for a YELLOW only photo shoot... :D:D:)

......and lets not forget 00R34! :blush:

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The photos look better than any photographer Ive seen....love the rolling shots. How do I get in contact with him.

Hey Chis Fatseas PM'd me on club highrollers.. i have been told they look for feature cars on the sight and contact Hunzi if they are looking for new cars to feature!

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