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Call it thT to his face shan! Sam could knock you out with 1 finger lol. Bloody nice rx7

oh well la di da.

but that says kebab spec even more to me, lol. but at the end of the day, it doesn't matter who's doing the work. the public are choosing what it looks like so it will end up being kebab spec. oddly enough i think that if the skyline or supra are chosen then they will turn out even more kebab spec than the commodore or falcon.

chrome 20's -check

altezza's -check

neons -check

window washer neons -check

green parker lights -check

43 subs -check

monster taho -check

ebay spec white face dials -check

baggy seat covers -check

whitewall tyres -check

retarded lavender paintjob -check

veilside bodykit -check

fail -check

Polo bodyworks in braeside.

well that explains why they didn't bother to quote my insurance repairs despite they said they would,

at least the paint and body work on this rice burner will be top notch

chrome 20's -check

altezza's -check

neons -check

window washer neons -check

green parker lights -check

43 subs -check

monster taho -check

ebay spec white face dials -check

baggy seat covers -check

whitewall tyres -check

retarded lavender paintjob -check

veilside bodykit -check

fail -check

taho.jpg

?

Rather than buying a car for say 10k and then spending 30k to do it up.

Buy a half decent car and just put a set of wheels on it.

Id rather drive that around than some freak show that you wont be able to sell.

I've got $5 here that says it's illegal to drive due to some modification.

lol yeah whats gonna happen with this car if its 12 months insurance yet you cant drive the thing..

id like to see it turn out to be a legal street car which is also damn quick *crosses fingers its something jap*

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