KILLA_R34_GTR

sorry if u feel that i am making you wait too long to see some pics, but there is not much i can do about it until i get my comp bak...its a pain not having it but i guess that life for ya. by tha way im 17 if any of u were wandering

i have good parents, i have a part-time job but it doesn't pay much.(i prob hav it too good for someone my age)

question under Events in Tassie forum. (posted question in events when i didn't mean too, so just thought i would post here to let you know it is there.)

hey guys, i was watching tv last night and i saw a glimpse of an ad for a car show at the derwent entertainment centre on the 26-28 of may just wandering if any of you guys r entering in it or have an additional information on it ?? Thanks

i'll do dat as soon as i get my comp back its in getting fixed atm...( posting from one of the school comps )

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hi, have any of u guys tried put a 10,000w sub in your boot ?? Thanks

no probs, hope you have a good time

i guess it all depends on the situation and how well off you are personally i would buy my kids a car whether it was a gtr or a bmw like i said it all depends on the circimstances if u have enough money and have enough faith in your kids, could be very good motivation for your kids to get good marks in skool but not every kid is the next all knowing all seeing car enthiust and if the parents are all they can do is try and pass the gift on to their kids and point them in the right direction and it is the son/daughter's decision to choose what path they take from their all you can do is offer some friendly advice...i have seen parents who think that yelling at a kid is going to knock some sence into them and point them in the right direction well im the exact opposite. like i said it is up to the kid yelling is going to help no one, by yelling the kid is more likely to go the opposite way to ur pointing them...so i'll get back to the question "would you buy your child a car ?" yes i would whether it would be a lambo,bmw or a skyline i would leave that up to them to decide...childhood is sposed to be the happy time of your life so i would do my bet to let them have fun and not worry about the financial side of thing like saving up to buy a car etc. but try to teach them not to take thing for granted in life. Cheers

sh*t happens anywayz who doesn't enjoy a severe case of whiplash every now and then...

yeh i guess so, but i think it will be interesting... ohh well if i get bored watching it in the cinemas i'll just throw some popcorn at the peoplez in front of me... lolz just kiddin

well i think there so much because: 1. their made in england 2. you pay for the name more than the car 3. their very nice & easy to drive through having driving one myself 4. you get to choose from plenty of options 5. the guy who puts the price tag on em thinks he's king sh*t so he does wat he pleases well dats wat i think...my dad bought a new land rover(which is similar to range rovers) in 1989 smick as and it cost him like 80k or something like that (which was heaps back in late 80's) and when it got over here all the exterior panels had been damaged through shipping from england and no one would cough so he had to fork out 4 it so he had to cough up a bit more cash but after that it was excellent to drive...so my point is if your looking at buying one take it for a run if u like it look around a few different dealers and see who offers a betta deal, then take it from there. you may find that 100,000+ is alot of money to most people but once you actually get it and start driving it you will never look back... Cheers

nice...hopefully you can top that next time ur there

wat time did u end up gettin there ??

nope, sorry...it's black do you guys take ur skylines up the drags much ??