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$270pw is f**k all, I wish mine was that low, f**k, I know a few people making close to those sorts of repayments on cars

did you buy mate?

or have you been in one a while?

and yes.... i know still haven't had you round for a drink

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did you buy mate?

or have you been in one a while?

and yes.... i know still haven't had you round for a drink

Yep, I bought, get the keys on the 15th of July. And I'll have you over before you have me over :P Check your PM's on facebook, I sent you a link

Yeah I DREAM of paying $270pw mortgage repayments .... try nearly triple that. But it is a nearly $1M house, so you have to expect to pay a decent mortgage :rant::D

Shit yeah, would be nice, maybe one day lol

Haha like your avatar Nick .... and where is MY VodkaO? (Or at least a hat)

Had to celebrate, we just won Gold for both rums (white and dark) and with our tequila at The World Spirit Show!

Got a Tequila Blu shot glass for you mate

Yep, I bought, get the keys on the 15th of July. And I'll have you over before you have me over :P Check your PM's on facebook, I sent you a link

Congrats mate, no doubt at this rate you will,

barely been home lately, got so much on at the moment between 3 jobs (collecting them at the moment) and family illness

Congrats mate, no doubt at this rate you will,

barely been home lately, got so much on at the moment between 3 jobs (collecting them at the moment) and family illness

Not good man, best wishes to you :P

I'm not sure on the whole setup but I think you can get adult entry apprenticeships that pay you decent enough money to survive on. Does your missus work too? That would be a big help. My point is, nothing is impossible, difficult yes, impossible no

I just turned 27 and I'm a first year apprentice :P

Thinking about getting into a trade also. Want to work in and around cars as I have no interest in anything else. Narrowed it down to either panel beater or mechanic.

Don't do mechanics. No money in it unless you own a garage that is successful

Yeah I DREAM of paying $270pw mortgage repayments .... try nearly triple that. But it is a nearly $1M house, so you have to expect to pay a decent mortgage :rant: :rant:

toff :P if you ever need any awesome gardern art or insane sandstone, feature urns or water features come see me ill make ur house worth 1.1m hahah

skyline is safely locked away in the back yard under the protection of ryu the malamute yet protected from ryu himself :D had a 10 hour day at work to think about how lucky i am.. cheers for all the wise and constructive comments guys. think ill just remember not to use the gtr for the odd comute, just events and sunday drives. cheers for the advice nigel, doors seem to be in relatively good nick but even i know how to break in with a coat hanger withought damaging anything. small dent in bonnet where the pushed it to its second destination. anyone know how to fix the locking mechanism on the steering wheel?

toff :P if you ever need any awesome gardern art or insane sandstone, feature urns or water features come see me ill make ur house worth 1.1m hahah

Hmm, I need a bit of paving done around the house Mark..........any ideas?

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