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Nice shots. When I first scrolled down to the third photo I thought that was lightening at first. I was just about to be uber-impressed then realised that it was just a branch. :)

Nice shots. When I first scrolled down to the third photo I thought that was lightening at first. I was just about to be uber-impressed then realised that it was just a branch. :)

Haha, I had the same thought as well when going through the thumbnails.

Cheers for the comments, was a fun night out.

Wow... how hacked up is that front number plate?!?! Cops love picking on things like that.

Nice pics btw.

I suppose hey. Ive been driving around for the last 17 months with it like that (came with car) and been pulled over once for RBT. But yes I should get a replacement :thumbsup:

Got a set of Rays Gramlights in my shed for it. Just need to buy some coilovers.

take $2k/parents credit card to jis. buy coilovers. fit coilovers. slam coilovers. fit wheels. pimp.

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