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bad mouthing other people or organisations etc is not my specialy nor is it somthing i enjoy... but i tired to post my car on OZHONDA, n they told me to get rid of it!!! i mean cummon ... not like im trying to convert v-tec heros to turboism here... im just tryin to sell my car... seriously....

are other car enthuestiest allowed to post their cars for sale in our forum?

i though that most car entheuist forms wud help each other out.... guess not..... :Owned:

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lets not bad mouth them their crap boxes, we secretly know they worship us :) nah jkz keke. i have respect for other forms of motorsport but yer.... seems abit tight their rules n stuff, most of my frends r vtec heros n say that their forum is more uptight than ours..

 selling the car already?

yea ive crunched some numbers trying to figure my finances over the next year, n being a student with a crappy job.. i dont think i can handle the upkeep of the car whilst pay for full fee tafe, rego, insurence, bills, n general living costs... in fact... im screwed rite now so yea..... :thumbdwn:

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