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my stag was the innocent by stander in a collision with a motor bike on tuesday Some lady was let into the line of traffic from a car park and a motor cyclist came up the right hand side of her and collided, pushing the bike up the left hand side of my car. There is rim damage, scratches all down the side, the back panel glass is etched with two big lines, the mirror casing is cracked and mirror smashed. Just what I need while trying to sell her

got a staffy called Shelby (mmmm Mustang)

do they do work in WA?

haha brad you didn't get a very good look at her.. she is filthy!

spotted brad in his GTO (nice rims ) then 20 mins later I spot a motorcycle bouncing off the left hand side of my car He's ok, has sore legs though and a bit shaken. Some lady pulled out in front of him, and he rebounded off my car... Now the fun begins to get insurance to fix it all up Cracked mirror surround, broken glass, etched back window, scratches all the way down

you have to fill out a seperate form and the buyer has to have it signed at a court house... the guy that bought my MOP4R plates had to have it signed by the court in mandurah... so he has the right to display... cost him about $25 by memory... And as Ryan said, ring the DPI or go in because you have to get the forms anyways

if you need to drive a car like fast and the furious, maybe your not good in bed to catch the ladies.. or something to that effect. The music was awful and the guy can't sing so he just spoke the words... worst music i've ever heard... they weren't on beat at times too... shocking!! The effects with the skylines was good. about the only good thing about it.

LOL..Mitch the dirt the rain would catch on the way down, would settle on the bottom of the tank... We have water restrictions here, but not as harsh as Melbourne... but I would still wash my car and continue doing so until the councils stopped watering the parks and gardens in the heat of the day etc etc.

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and you know the funny thing about it is the water used in just one 5 minute shower could wash your car several times.

haha thanks Dan, but regardless of that little detail, the bottom line is still about the attitude people carry about the police. They are there to protect and save your life and others around you, and if that inconveniences some people, then bad luck. Good example today, I turned into a side street right in front of a police car without indicating... they could of pulled me up, but didn't... And thats in my IMPORT with my IMPORTD number plates... so just after imports you all think? Please! Oh and if you're going to be a cocky prick when they pull you up, expect a yellow...

How many police are dedicated to traffic? How many officers are qualified detectives? Does anyone know? Cops don't just target import drivers. That is just you lot crying oh poor me... If you want to drag someone off the lights then thats your choice, but don't cry about it if its a police officer that you tried it on with. You're breaking the law regardless.. Mr Eps you think that young kiwi fellow died because police didn't do thier job? ...WRONG!! He died due to being in a fight with the native aussies... Hardly the cops fault is it?

just goes to show how little you know... what was that you said... moron?

you don't need to rewash the car once you've clayed...

oh dear Kirstie cement them in next time. my parents had their garden lights stolen once.. wgmg hippies in their beaten up pieces of crap with no side mirrors who like to move over to the left without indicating or checking to see if there is another car beside them... it was a very close shave.. grrrrrrrrrr!!

find out what order he does the detailing in... wash, polish, clay etc... I do mine myself and its hard tedious work and for $120 I'd pay someone to do it... I'd say its probably worth alot more, but I'd like to see his work first.

sorry to hear this you must feel violated did you get the plasma delivered??

hence why I'm selling my wagon lol

wgmg is all the bloody traffic on the road and empty trains!! Was travelling along railway pde this morning and looked over to see the train had maybe 5 passengers per carriage! Gee's... if only I lived and worked near a working train line lol

Anyone seen mitchy? I haven't seen him since he bought the car home lol

you missed the point nathan. Paying for an inspection is fine, but I wouldn't give it back to the seller as Kym suggests.

I would expect the auction grade to be more like 5 or higher if its under 3 years old...under 10000kms??? Unless its had some accident damage?

you'd pay for the inspection then give the report to the seller? Would you seriously do that Kym? If the seller is keen to sell, and if all that is pending is an inspection, then the seller would be nuts not to comply, BUT not somewhere of your choice. If someone wanted to buy my car, but wanted an RAC inspection, I would tell them no. RAC don't know shit about my car and I don't want them going over my car or taking it for a drive. I would take it to a workshop, just like I did when I bought my car