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have you ever driven around thomo lately, every 3rd car is a 180sx... I meant any identifyable characteristics of the car (for all residents of dingley that can't read between the lines :) *coff coff* narkeh)

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Thanks guys.....I am out at Reservoir. Drive a silver type x 180SX.

"coco69" Yes that was me dude at the photo shoot.

Well you guys know me now so if you see me around say hi!!! Take it easy and see you on the streets.

*My car is under going body improvements so may look a bit dodgey till it gets sprayed*

CHEERS

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