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Merli:

Thanks very much for the tips :D

I did the engine number check and 'is it stolen' enquiry and all is A-OK... but will check the other plates also. Am waiting for plane now... back in 2 weeks.

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Originally posted by Jamezilla

Gohan:

Must hook up when I get back?

see that ppls! hehehe, :D

for sure i'd like to hook up, anything to see that beast in the flesh. But don't be fooled by my avatar, cos i don't have a skyline. Doing the old saving trick at the moment. Getting there tho, slowly but surely. Good old ING Direct is helping me out! :(

but yeah, by all means when u get back, would't mind getting together at all. U anywhere near me? don't have to say where u r, just wondering if u'r in the area.

Gohan:

I in Sth Yarra... but face it, in that car, it will never be too far to drive to meet others :starwars:

In Boston at the moment - is snowing! There's a 350Z downstairs... very nice but the steering wheel is on the wrong side :)

JIZMO:

It makes me laugh thinking about it... but I just don't think I want to be 'that guy' with the silly plate.

Real Vspec:

Yeah - I checked it didn't have the $45 VSpec 'sticker upgrade' and actually has the 'finned diff'. Can't wait til I get back :(

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