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Completely forgot this was on today pretty shattered! Would have been good to check out a few items for sale, plus the comical dicking of tools doing burnouts.

On another note, the Melbourne nightclub seen is rapidly becoming one of the worst things I've been involved. Fehk this teeny bopper muzza/muzzettes.

Already done mine... just waiting for my exhaust to arrive so I can complete the fender elimination and install the new indicators. Will look sick when it's finished

Nice got any pics of it? hard to do?

On another note, the Melbourne nightclub seen is rapidly becoming one of the worst things I've been involved. Fehk this teeny bopper muzza/muzzettes.

Becoming? Mate it was like that 8 years ago when I use to go out

Nice got any pics of it? hard to do?

Nah not that hard but kind of expensive. Bought it from the states.

Haven't bothered taking pics yet because it still has the rear fender/stock brake light fitted until the exhaust gets here and I install the FE (attaches to the exhaust hanger)

Looks like it was Mr Pettit who was defecting all the cars today. Lucky Alvin didnt go lol

Defected cars included unregistered race cars on private property :/

I thought that but it was on the nature strip = public property so fair game no?

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