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good luck mate. im going to scotts house Saturday arvo so he can have a look at the crack on my turbo,you should call around and have a yarn.

had a bite! hopefully it all goes well

Was speaking with Jase last night about this car, couldn't speak higher of it, i wish you lots of luck selling it, some one is going to get a Bargain!

Adrian.....do it!!!!!!!!!!!! Better than a Commodore Ute :domokun:

Bit of a bump for you Aaron - Good luck with sale.

Is there a Stagea meeting at Scott's tomorrow? :unsure: What time? :teehee:

Adrian wanted to buy? Car actually may be sold as of tomorrow. Not getting my hopes up wanna see if I'm happy with the car it's getting swapped with.

Thanks jase! Yeh I'll swing past during the Arvo maybe

Lol hopefully I'm not looking at a dud, but will definitely post pics, pics that I already have of the thing is porn lol

i swear you gotta show me! noww lol this better be good

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