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Hello SilverSlyder :wavey:

I'm around...just haven't posted much in here (ACT section)....

how did the rest of your Sunday go after I left? Did you do the loop around to Tharwa?

I discovered I REALLY need new tyres :burnout:

they came a little bit unstuck around one of those corners LOL

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SupaFly, my car's resting at the moment got a bit too much slippidge of the clutch so i need a new clutch. Haven't been doin' much just been slavin' away at work, damn work.

Hello Shell:wavey:

The rest of Sunday was alright, didn't do a loop of Tharwa but the drive back up was more fun than coming down. I also need a new pair of boot's for the back, traction's getting a little low :D

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It wasn't really a proper cruise, INeedNos, just a casual thing really. Jay95R33 & R32_GTS4T were already down the cotter having a bbq, SilverSlyder joined them, and I stopped past, ate their food and carried on LOL

We'll have to get everyone together for a proper cruise soon hey? :uh-huh:

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