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Originally posted by GTS-4OrCeD

I saw the GTR "FORKEN" today, it looks so mean, I nearly wet myself.

Greg. :devfu:

You ain't gonna believe it but he owns two, and two Lambos ( countach and a diablo ) , two rollers , aBuick riviera and a heap more I can't remember.

BTW , number plate on the Lambo is EYFHO which he told me was the god of speed but later I found out it stood for

Eat your F****ing heart out:D :P:D

Ken

Originally posted by Pva_Glue

on the topics of number plates...

Watch out for Black S2000 with plate S2000  

aparently old 75 year old gentleman sold to young 20-25 year old student... :P

cheers

Joe

lol i saw that when i drove past my mates house around the corner from me, was parked in driveway... not sure whos it is though...

Originally posted by Pva_Glue

:lol: He lives right next to my building and I dont think you lives near me at all :lol:  or Do you?!?!?:O  

cheers

Joe

well ... maybe :O

then he must visit round my neck of the woods a lot :lol:

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