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About the r31 - the owner of east bear told me that the owner of it wanted to sell it in aus cos it would have been easier to than taking it back.

So - yes the owner wanted it back, but I was told prefered to have sold it (and i understand the plan was to have it sitting at powerplay for a little bit to see if anyone did).

They may have changed their minds - but nevertheless SW20 it was for sale (i was even given a price) :P

I think I spoke to you about this when you called us...

the car was going to be for sale here but after bowing out of the drift nats the japanese driver decided to buy it to drift in japan to regain his pride (they're like that in japan), hence why it went back

;)

Haha nice work to the driver.

Yeah I didn't call you (I assume you work at powerplay?) but that would explain why I'm missing half the story. I was only up to the point at the Sydney driftnats. Was talking to the owner of east bear (i'm terrible in names) and obviously that wasn't known at that time.

Wooot that'll be cool to see a car I've touched running in (I assume) D1 !! wooo!

I hope he checks his brakes before he goes into it though as I also got me a little 'souvenir' heh heh ..

Erhm.. but yesss thanks for explaining the full story to me :(

(Ps no i did not swipe a piece of the brakes im being a smart ass :bonk: )

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