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f**k this thread moves faster then ever before - and even without my contributions

been cruising in the 180 today :)

and working on the 32 :P

f**k this thread moves faster then ever before - and even without my contributions

been cruising in the 180 today :)

and working on the 32 :P

I thought you sold the 32 ?

I thought you sold the 32 ?

Correction. Swapped.

That 32 he's working on is probably Dave's.

Dave/Tristan: Hey you guys keen for dinner tonight after you're done working on the car? I can drive up and pick the poor bugger Adam up as well.

daves 32 mang

i wish i was that loaded :)

im off to workiesss

holla holla

Correction. Swapped.

That 32 he's working on is probably Dave's.

Dave/Tristan: Hey you guys keen for dinner tonight after you're done working on the car? I can drive up and pick the poor bugger Adam up as well.

OIC

Your sarcasm meter is broken :)

Apparently it is...

*Brandon: IN TA COOLAH. NOT Oil cooler. It does the green stuff, not the brown stuff.

Actually, there's no green stuff in it. It just cools the invisible stuff (air)

Dan and I think we spotted bunta and spAnna in the sil80 this afternoon on lutwych rd. We were in the dirty XF + trailer both loaded up with furniture.

Actually, there's no green stuff in it. It just cools the invisible stuff (air)

...that made me think "wtf" and I had to google to research something... I never actually realised front mounts were air only. I thought they (auto intercoolers) were all air-to-water coolers.

my bad

evenin all. every time I visit the west, there's a bloody speed camera on milton rd or western fwy.

are they there almost every day or am I just unlucky?

late afternoon, the van parked opp the old milton tennis centre was really well hidden.

evenin all. every time I visit the west, there's a bloody speed camera on milton rd or western fwy.

are they there almost every day or am I just unlucky?

late afternoon, the van parked opp the old milton tennis centre was really well hidden.

it's there 9 times out of 10

Correction. Swapped.

That 32 he's working on is probably Dave's.

Dave/Tristan: Hey you guys keen for dinner tonight after you're done working on the car? I can drive up and pick the poor bugger Adam up as well.

lol ill correct you - u have no idea

and yes of course it was daves 32, which is looking sex

German club last night was disappointing. Got there a bit after nine, got told the kitchen was shut, even though the website says its open till 10. They did cook us some mean schnitzels though. Then last drinks was called at like 9:30, and we were kicked out at 10 :happy:

Just means we have to go back, earlier next time :cool:

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