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Matty T, where are you??

Seven in a row now bud.......you know what time it is!!

Seven in a Row!!

i know what time it is pete

time to trade up to an 80 Series Landcruiser :rofl:

You wont catch me owning a landy............ive had a chance to thrash the pants off 110's for the last 2 and a bit years.......i'll pass :whistling:

Matty T, where are you??

Seven in a row now bud.......you know what time it is!!

Seven in a Row!!

Barty influence your choice on the Disco did he? He showed me around it when he first got it, very impressive.

Barty influence your choice on the Disco did he? He showed me around it when he first got it, very impressive.

Nah bud, I had a LC 200 before Flyboy had his Disco4..........wanted to drive something a little more luxury hence why I traded up.

Probably Munro had more of an influence in my final decision. :)

Here's something that should interest all "L" & "P" platers.

Just saw a show on Chanel 9 where a kid blew .015 and insisted he had nothing to drink (zero tolerance obviously in his case).

Proved later that he was affected by his drunk mate passenger....just by inhaling the air that his mate was exhaling in the same car.

So the moral of the story is, if you're an "L" or "P" plater, don't kiss drunk chicks (or blokes) and stay away from "close talkers" :cheers:

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