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That was awesome Birds!!! Pull out that dance move next time we go out! :thumbsup:

Btw, in regards to your event; Friday is going to be a bit difficult but I'll try and get down there. What are you doing on the Saturday? Coz I'm pretty keen to celebrate with you.

Edited by jezza boii

Reasonable. But most people I know have their pretty stock r34 gtt coupes insured for 20k.

but u have to actually be insured to get that much...

12k is better than the nothing ucould be getting

Couldn't sound any gayer LOL

Sure?

Btw, in regards to your "doo"; Friday is going to be a bit difficult but I'll try with all my heart and get down there. What are you doing on the Saturday? Coz I'm pretty keen to celebrate upon you.

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