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Rachel Bilson is 32 now.. :O so really when she was playing a high school student in the O.C she was like 23+ lol

Basically like every other actor.. ever! They just pick em so they look young like home and away

also why are you wasting all this money modding a civic?

saw on fb you are thinking about doing an engine swap... why not leave it as it is and mod a decent (RWD/AWD) car?

also why are you wasting all this money modding a civic?

saw on fb you are thinking about doing an engine swap... why not leave it as it is and mod a decent (RWD/AWD) car?

Cause its what I want to do. FWD's a pretty fun. Just want more seat time as is, then up the engine or whatever.

Maybe I'll explore RWD/AWD later on.

I'm in skyline community with a FF. I expect all this shit from everyone :P

Dont be that guy. If you want concave on sub 17" wheels you want fake wheels.

But 16x8+15 so naiiii. Will probably settle for 16x8+30 though.

lol @ TE's on an EK

wheels would be worth more than the car

Actually only cost me 1k landed. :D

Dunno if it's me gettin older but the sun feels hot as Fark even on days that aren't that high temp direct sun feels like a freakin laser beam torching exposed skin

Straya.

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