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  1. Nope....I few more turns for you !! Arrrrrgh! You've made them angry with your false accusations.
  2. 19" mon @ 1280x1024 zoomed, unzoomed and over zoomed. Could be your shit camera resolution but I still see NO lines. But hey if you say they're there thats good enough. Lol
  3. Can someone move this to the fetish section. Add a HP cleaner to your tank setup and you'll be an even happier man Sapphire.
  4. Poor dumb bastards.. Thats a big shot of reality for the guys in the car and yourself. I see some good has come of this tragedy already, good post Zorb and best wishes for the badly injured kid and his family.
  5. and then.. and then....
  6. One of my favourite subjects, watch who killed the electric car and the short documentary in the extras. It will explain the Californian zero emission policy..each manufacturer who wanted to sell cars in California had to have atleast 1 zero emissions vehicle in their range ect...It will also show how Texaco bought and buried battery technology to protected itself. They did the same thing with trams (cable cars) over there, so the could sell more oil. All GM EV1's were recalled and crushed.... So yeah they work, yes they can be mass produced economically and they also ripped the corvette of it's day a new one over the 1/4. Backyard job drag http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Who_Killed_the_Electric_Car%3F http://www.evchargernews.com/CD-A/gm_ev1_w.../specs_main.htm specs, pricing ect
  7. A cartoonist, a trumpeter and a dwarf....sounds like the beginning of a joke. Maybe will be.
  8. Well no if you'll take the time to absorb what was written, it appears the licence plate cover you have pointed out falls within the legal guidelines ie: NOT illegal. Must be clear, untinted and uncoloured, iii. Must have surfaces which are flat both on the side which faces the number plate and on the side which faces away from the vehicle, iv. Must have non-reflective characteristics and, v. Must have no unusual refractive characteristics. These requirements effectively prohibit number plate covers which have curved, domed, tinted or reflective surfaces from being fitted to a vehicle. Number plate covers which have lines or other markings on the surface which go over the number plate are also effectively prohibited. Regulation 222(2)(b) of the Road Safety (Vehicles) Regulations 1988 also requires that a number plate fitted to a vehicle must be clearly distinguishable and not be wholly or partially obscured Looks flat and clear, no distortion and I can't see any lines on it. You were able to take a clear picture of it weren't you? So...
  9. nice His work looks good. Geez you're clocking up some ink hours latelty.
  10. fool pimp borked.
  11. Anytime..but I think the 6 pages on how I got my first tattoo did that. It's all about the yang Roo or was it wang? I so confused or am I hornee?
  12. Different regs, they are covered under emissions.
  13. Merry x-mas indeed.. Details noted, sent to my mobile and forwarded to contacts. 1999 Nissan R34 Skyline GT-t silver manual standard wheels and exhaust stock to the bone except for a pod filter. REGO: WDP 629 I'm S.E will keep an eye out. Goodluck.
  14. RedHill Aurthurs seat The run from Somers -Pt Leo- Cape Schank- St Andrews Old moorooduc rd is fun, beats the freeway anyday. Some fun drives and challenging twisties to be found.
  15. Here are the road safety regulation requirements for licence plates... Must not obscure the number plate in any way, ii. Must be clear, untinted and uncoloured, iii. Must have surfaces which are flat both on the side which faces the number plate and on the side which faces away from the vehicle, iv. Must have non-reflective characteristics and, v. Must have no unusual refractive characteristics. These requirements effectively prohibit number plate covers which have curved, domed, tinted or reflective surfaces from being fitted to a vehicle. Number plate covers which have lines or other markings on the surface which go over the number plate are also effectively prohibited. Regulation 222(2)(b) of the Road Safety (Vehicles) Regulations 1988 also requires that a number plate fitted to a vehicle must be clearly distinguishable and not be wholly or partially obscured. Pretty sure they are uniform across all states.
  16. Do they do inhouse r.w.c? Ask to see a copy of yours, if it's a different w/shop get them involved also. Their capacity to do r.w.c inspections should be worth a lot more than some tyres and studs to them
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