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not washed, not planning to either

gonna be a good day.. and Miss Turbo.. please change your name for the day

haha no problem :) (I have a white r33 s1, and my names liz too... spooky)

wilch wanna come wash the car with me tonight?

I'm going to that Dural carwash place at 7pm.

Damnit! Only just saw this! Just came from there too. Amanda and I just dropped off a dvd.

Went to the UAS 300zx dyno day today too. John came up to my car and said, "hey, what the hell are you doing here? It's a zed day today!"

LOL

lol

thats bs

ill put $10 down that you will turn up sunday with a washed car!

you owe me $10! :) :lol:

Damnit! Only just saw this! Just came from there too. Amanda and I just dropped off a dvd.

Went to the UAS 300zx dyno day today too. John came up to my car and said, "hey, what the hell are you doing here? It's a zed day today!"

LOL

you owe me $10! :) :lol:

double or nothing, who gets more power at next dyno day

:wub:

my cars insured

my alarm is installed

I will be there tomorrow

but not crusing

just meet and greet

nice~~now that s what i m talking about.... :)

i will be doing exactly the same thing

Precis for Saturday

Sydney: Chance afternoon shower.

Liverpool: Chance afternoon shower/storm

Penrith: Chance afternoon shower/storm.

Richmond: Chance afternoon shower/storm.

UV Index: 7 [High] decreasing to 5 [Moderate] under cloud.

For Sunday

Fine. Mainly sunny. N/NE winds.

Precis For Sunday Min Max

Sydney: Mainly sunny 15 25

Liverpool: Mainly sunny 13 26

Penrith: Mainly sunny 13 27

Richmond: Mainly sunny 13 27

yep, for sure... me against Silv next year.

Highest power wins.

I'll be in this for sure! RB25det vs RB20det, and a big ass turbo on mine..

Double or nothing. You're on. :)

What about me huh???

*makes chicken noises* :lol:

my car is clean.... was out in my mates 350z today getting it wet and dirty just after it got a nice professional detail... ouch....

doodz im following u there tomorrow i got no idea on where we are meeting..... wat time u leavin?




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