MattyP

Were they Midland cops? You could still make a complaint as everything should be on record (your rego number etc).

Midland goes by appointments. Ring up licensing centre for temp moving permit. http://www.dpi.wa.gov.au/licensing/1213.asp : has all the answers

Ni hao ma

Damn, news to me though just checked and saw this 'good behaviour period' as outlined here http://www.dpi.wa.gov.au/licensing/yourlicence/15639.asp I'd rather lose my license for 3 months, then get all my points back so I won't have to stress for 9 months. Considering the lack of TEGS on the road, you'd just be unlucky to be nabbed for driving without a license.

If you lose your license for 3 months, and gain any demerit points during that period(3 or 6 months typically depending on the offence. 3 months for general loss of licence, 6 months for reckless) then your suspension will double (so 6 to 12months etc).

Multinovas occassional do test shots to see if things are working accordingly. I got flashed for doing under 60 in a 60zone, I went back 5 minutes later and the guy was packing up the camera so I took out my camera and flashed him back a handful of times. lol. This was a few years ago at least.

If your mate is going to go in the Navy, tell him to wait. My cousin who was 19 at the time went into the army with a bug eye WRX, a month later of owning that he got a 350hp RB26 R32 GTS-4, then got (while with GTS-4) a VK SS Group A (which is his current bunky daily!!), then sold the 32 to get a 5ltr VT Clubbie which he put a twin turbo kit on, and then sold that to get a 500hp atw 32 GTR which is now sold and I have no clue as to what he's getting next. This was all in the space of one year!! You're always out to try and beat your fellow defence force pals. When I was selling my R I had this co-worker wanting to buy the car for her son. The reason 'to keep my son at home, as he wanted to move out of home and he is mad about Skylines'. Maybe he should try that trick on his dad, but then his ol man might want him out as well hahahaha.

When I bought my R from Qld I didn't fly over, but I paid a mechanic over there to look over the car and tell me of any faults that needed fixing up. These were then fixed at the time by the current owner, and all was sweet until I think 2-3 weeks later one of my hoses blew and ended up costing me about 1k to fix. I then ran into some other problems, but what do you expect with 10+ year old GTRs. I've looked at all those ads and didn't like the way No.5 puts how he'll have to change his price according to the YEN. We're not in Japan, we're in Australia where the entire car market is coming down and with that so are car prices. Anyway, I'd pick the black 34...because of its current mods, price (which you should be able to bring down) and also coz I'm after a black 34 GTR

There are two places now in WA that can tune HKS F-Cons...Xspeed and some mob up NOR in Wangara if I recall. I read an article I think in Perth Street Car where they were training up new workshops to tune it. If I can find the article I'll let you know the workshop.

Hoon plates - go here http://www.numberplate.australia.ms/ I'm actually going to try and get the 'HOON' plates as my grandpa's name is actually Hoon

In the very early days I heard the the Hoon Laws started off with a warning, with the next offence having the car impounded. But I know personally, considering my car was impounded on its first reckless driving / hoon law offence. Back when I got caught I wasn't made to pay any costs until proven guilty, however they have now changed this and you have to pay for the impound before you can drive away with your car. If I had one of those banners, I would have stolen it. Would have been a nice sun shade screen. btw, Kel wasn't convicted for her court case.

Invest in a keypad immobiliser alarm system, and have it hidden from view. That's what I had in my GTR. Even if theives broke in and took your keys, they won't be moving very far. The keypad was attached to my fuel pump, so you could start the car but it would stall a couple seconds later. When you do own performance cars such as GTRs, HSVs etc you really do need to put them in a locked up garage. I would never own a performance car if I knew I couldn't secure it properly. Jess, I would also tell the cops sfa about what you do, where you have been, other personal infomation etc Goes for anyone else here. Tell them to **** off and send you a summons if they want to start charging you with something.

Photographed on Sunday around Ellenbrook and Kalamunda (Zig Zag) Got one last final shoot tonight SOR with a different chick so more pics to come

Here are just a couple of shots from my second last shoot with the GTR, before the new owner takes the keys tomorrow night. Doing one more shoot tonight, so will post some more later on.