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dude, stewy mang, high res of second pic pls... i need a new wallpaper hahaha, getting bored of 180 missile half way through a wall at minami :whistling:

this is as high as ive got: http://img191.imageshack.us/img191/1871/32wp.png

just resize it for ur screen.

yeh the 180 missile is mad, love that pic, but he's slapping the wall a bit hard haha

this is as high as ive got: http://img191.imageshack.us/img191/1871/32wp.png

just resize it for ur screen.

yeh the 180 missile is mad, love that pic, but he's slapping the wall a bit hard haha

Sweet man, thanks!! awesome pic!!!

wish i had enough room for a decent garage + hoist + parts :whistling:

haha yeh its farkin handy, but also means all ur mates wanna come round and use ur garage haha

I got a pretty cool setup in the way of heaps of good quality tools etc so my mates are always busting my balls to work on their cars. My grandfather has a workshop for his personal use with a hoist, yet to need to have my car on there yet but thats also there for me to use whenever I want haha

I got a pretty cool setup in the way of heaps of good quality tools etc so my mates are always busting my balls to work on their cars. My grandfather has a workshop for his personal use with a hoist, yet to need to have my car on there yet but thats also there for me to use whenever I want haha

haha yeh most of my tools are cheap, we just have heaps of little gadgets just cos we run into stupid situations where ull need something weird.

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