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Originally posted by Kyles

spike just got his head cought in one of his toys.

Oh guess what the little bugger did today. He was sitting just below my neck next second his heads in my cleavage and hes chewing on my bra.. i lost it laughing.. I dont think troy was impressed.. he grunted when i told him.

Ohh lucky , lucky bird.

* now wheres that weiro gone *

Spike replies

* Help , help , i'm going under *

Cheers

Ken

Originally posted by Neo

Ken

Can you recommend anyone for a front/dump fabrication. Would like to keep it tidy??

paul would be the one to ask.

I use Butler exhaust or Exhaust dynamics but the are NOT cheap.

Cheers

Ken

Originally posted by Kyles

JOE what are you still doing here.. gez this girl will dry up and go home before you get to her.. or she will do the job herself.. get in there boy!!

or was that puncture and blow out the window ??

Cheers

Ken

Originally posted by caminperth

hey guys.. hows things.. me just had some fun at kwinana.. unfortunately it's going to cost me a new clutch.. doh!!

And another ones gone , another ones gone , another one bites the dust...

Cheers

Ken

neo - 1st run me driving car did it's best.. 13.63 @ 163km/hr

2nd run my dad had a go - got excited and cooked the clutch..

I did two more runs - both 13.7.. way home clutch was slipping badly.. 1/4 throttle in 5th gear = lotsa revs - no go... :(

looks like my new clutch is going to happen way quicker than I thought...

Originally posted by Kyles

or did you have the same problem that guy off america pie had with the exchange student in his room had??

was that the one where he gave her a lovebite , she farted in his face and blew out the window ?

or maybe not:D

Cheers

Ken

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