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it's ok if you can't

All good breh, we'll get solder monkey (dan) to do all the hard work)

Didn't even wish me a happy birthday

It's still monday in colin's homeland: HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

just enter with more speed

That's what she said

tomorrow hopefully = registered and driving

w00t

this vid is for martin!

Damnit, will have to watch it at home

:D

+1, I guess

Martin and I consider it gospel :)

:)

Lets start the day off with a video of Redbum in his 32 giving the boat boiz a drifting lesson.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Ty3LSY4N6g...feature=related

;):huh: :huh: :huh: :huh: :huh: :huh:

I'm not sure which question to ask first...

So GTR is for sale. 94 model really clean you guys know what its like. $24k. Price is negotiable. Need it gone pretty quick.

License has been suspended for 6 months plus possibly another 3-6 after that. I might be able to keep the car but I have to move out down the gold coast. I probably can't afford to move out and pay off the car.

Well chances are with the market the way it is atm it wont sell in that time frame Col so you'll probably get to keep it. ;)

Yeah its a worry. Found a place in surfers that's only $180pw and I spend close to that in fuel every week so I might be able to do it. Would be awesome if I can keep it lol.

:'(

I know. :huh:

:'(

Edit: What happened?

Overtaking a semi and 4 other cars going up the hill through Canungra. I was in the overtaking lane but as I got to the top the highway patrol car came over the crest and got me. ;) 121km/h in a 70 zone. $933 fine and 8 points.

Overtaking a semi and 4 other cars going up the hill through Canungra. I was in the overtaking lane but as I got to the top the highway patrol car came over the crest and got me. :huh: 121km/h in a 70 zone. $933 fine and 8 points.

holy shit ;)

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