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oh so your the guy who had the car towed up all the way from wollongong. Yeah they are the official repairers for Famous Car insurance and a few other insurance companies.

In that case I better make sure they do their job properly. A workshop is only good as its workers. Like any workshop you ocassionally have a few unhappy customers but overall Tai does a great job. Tai owns the business now. Every car around cabramatta goes to Stevens Prestige.

Hi Andrew :( how you been . Havent forgot about my buddy Nick either :)

Btw Im Minh. :)

Hi Andrew :) how you been . Havent forgot about my buddy Nick either :)

G'day Minh! How's your butt going without me around to kaboom it every now and then? :(

You still got your GTR? I'm going to be selling mine very soon :)

Nah my GTr is with Steve now. He is trying to sell it, why you letting your one go? :)

I drove a 2 door sti around for awhile. I sold that two weeks ago too so I been walking around. Twin leg power. Getting a S15 soon. Just stocker. gotta save for wedding this year. Cant keep getting raped by young thai boys who own skylines I ran out of vaseline. :(

Nah my GTr is with Steve now. He is trying to sell it, why you letting your one go? :)

I drove a 2 door sti around for awhile. I sold that two weeks ago too so I been walking around. Twin leg power. Getting a S15 soon. Just stocker. gotta save for wedding this year. Cant keep getting raped by young thai boys who own skylines I ran out of vaseline.  :(

Letting mine go because I don't drive it anymore :) I've moved onto a slow-ass euro car and I might as well sell the GTR and let someone else enjoy it instead of having it sit in my garage gathering dust :)

Yah... S15s are nice :) I can't wait until they drop to $20k-ish and I'll get one for a track bitch :) :) :)

yeah hes the one im dealing with.

im going to try and make an effort to come check teh car out.

just want to make sure im getting the same front bar that i had and also the same grill.

ill only really need a courtesy car if my car is going to take a while to repair.

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