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I'll make it back to a (pancake) duck meet one day

You gotta new car yet?

Just picked up my new SSRs :angry: They're kinda farked (gutter rash, little dings) but should be easy enough to repair.

And Thuy says hi Hamish :P

Pics when on car.

When I can sell my f*cking Supra I'll get tyres and put the wheels on the car.

I've dropped my price by $2500 now and still no bites.

That will teach you to buy a N/A Supra.

:P

Good luck selling it, you'd need it.

Just picked up my new SSRs :angry: They're kinda farked (gutter rash, little dings) but should be easy enough to repair.

And Thuy says hi Hamish :P

neways are pretty cheap and well good at repairing gutter rash

neways are pretty cheap and well good at repairing gutter rash

That's who Nick suggested. I don't know when I'd find the time or a transport car to get over to their shop though :P

Is there any decent places in Dandenong?

That's who Nick suggested. I don't know when I'd find the time or a transport car to get over to their shop though :P

Is there any decent places in Dandenong?

Ajax in moorabbin

But how bad is it? I have rash on mine that I bought for a steal from Thuy, it doesn't bothe me at all...

how did u win that gorgeous thing, pat?

haha entered into an employee competition (i work at cadbury)

Lucky for me, everyone is too busy working to bother with the competition :cool:

Opening it up, its actually 5x 2kg blocks. Which makes sense cause the production line isnt setup to create such a huge block! (cadbury blocks made in tasmania)

You can buy them from here;

http://www.fundraising.com.au/products.asp...t_16_category=4

Ajax in moorabbin

But how bad is it? I have rash on mine that I bought for a steal from Thuy, it doesn't bothe me at all...

Some scratches are pretty deep and there are some actual dings.

Plus I want every aspect of the car to be looking 100% (hence why I bought all new plastics, lights etc. when I didn't really need to) so yeah, I'll be anal about these wheels too.

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