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yeah, i can pick it up tonight no dramas, say 8pm or so?

yeah, thats the only thing i'm a little worried about leaving it overnight while i'm at my friends and it won't start in the morning. Hey, I could just whip the battery out of my 33 (will stop people from stealing it i'd imagine) and put it in yours for a bit. That might be easiest.

Is your area safe? maybe if i left the 33 at yours can just swap batteries tonight?

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I was getting a little worried about you warwick as it's been a while since you posted. Also is that just 4-5 days apathy growing on your chin or are you growing a beard? I also reccomend you get yourself a cb. It's so much better getting traffic calls and being able to report potential problems:)

I was getting a little worried about you warwick as it's been a while since you posted.  Also is that just 4-5 days apathy growing on your chin or are you growing a beard?  I also reccomend you get yourself a cb.  It's so much better getting traffic calls and being able to report potential problems:)

Hey James,

Haven't posted much lately due to flat out at work, went in this morning, but am having the rest of the day off due to this back/kidney pain.

The growth is due to apathy, and I do have a cb already :D

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