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You miss this weeks news story then Craig,

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/south-a...3-1225933548553

The changes also will make it illegal to interfere with an impounded vehicle or engage in hoon driving on private land.

But you must have good neighbours.

You miss this weeks news story then Craig,

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/south-a...3-1225933548553

But you must have good neighbours.

Wanted : Room mate to move to japan with me

sell your cars, belongings, wife everything

lets go buy ourselves a sweet ride and cruise WANGAN!!!!!!!!

plus all these new laws coming in

like my driveway sometimes i loose traction because of the massive drain plus im a nooob at manual

OHH NO THATS ILLEGAL YOUR A HOON

THEREFORE YOUR GOING TO JAIL TO GET BOOT RAPED!

more AWESOME you say? sure, why the hell not.

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kinda prefer the celly.

even with my bias aside, as cool as the 'R may well be... the hellaflush/whatever look doesnt really gel with gtr's imo...

Edited by scandyflick

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