GTR-N1

Your Housemate Troy:- If he starts things and goes off onto tangents, is bubbly but gets scatty or off with the fairies, always needs company, has loose bowel motions, complains and whinges > quite probably is bipolar. If he's a loner, broods, interfering, manipulative, opinionated, feisty, defiant and stubborn > probably short on serotonin ie passive/aggressive

* Update from Exec Meeting... Ciaron and Nick will be working through logistics of SAU.NSW engaging a sponsor as this goes ahead. I'll chime in if required - lol

Physical activity that simultaneously involves mental processing and tactics > endorphin release = serotonin, phenylethylamine, noradrenalin, acetylcholine, dopamine & in the resting state, GABA Acetylcholine also helps to prevent dementia. Housemate:- I'll be interested in the results of these tests ie B12 levels, Folic Acid levels, sensitivity to gluten/alpha gliadin as possible causes of bipolar depression and hypomania And does his mother have erratic swings? (maybe even father somewhat?) People who suffer clinical depression should never be permitted to blame themselves. It isn't their fault. A genetic 'short straw' means that it can't be their fault. Interstate, I know of practitioners who work like the above, in Melbourne and Eatons Hill (Qld), but not Canberra I'm afraid Troy. > Nice of you to be concerned enough to enquire

Have you advertised your Foz in OzFoz too Justin? That's where I sold my MY06XT. And welcome to SAU Are you from Taiwan (where my wife comes from)?

Bronze 10.5" LMGT4s are perfect for Chameleon Green!! ...and would be for MP3 too!

^^^ For reactive depression yes. For clinical depression (and a professional should be able to ask the right Qs about your ancestry), the above give slight or temporary relief only. "Genetic" overrides "Nurture". And the tragedy is, certain recreational drugs affect one's genes/chromosomes - some temporarily; some permanently.

^^^ not many people have " necromancy " in their vocab.

Let's...

Event Archives > R34 GTR 10th Anniversary Also in Motive DVD #3 And HPI Mag #113 And lol, Daily Telegraph 17/4/09 Beyond Blue wouldn't be party to this event because they regarded it as "risky"! McGrath Foundation accepted monies with both hands The R33 GTR 21st Anniv is in 2.5 yrs Scott. But hey, we can arrange something early next yr I'm sure

I asked the Exec to discuss n implement last Fri at the Exec Meeting. I assume it was on the agenda as requested Corinne. I'm yet to see the minutes n outcome. Let's hope... (I couldn't make the meeting due to...)

SAU owners who have outstanding glaring faults in their cars are more likely to sell their cars through carsales. Some middle of the road cars might be sold through consignment. Those that are in good health will attract the correct dollar value reciprocated by trust of the buyer through this car club. Certain very expensive cars are sold through Unique Cars, Shannon's or through Workshops/Car Yards that reflect such a vehicle. Then you'll have a blurring across each paradigm/category... Above all, be patient and do your research/testing. You may find "that" car on your 4th inspection or 24th. By the time you strike "that" car, there should be no doubt.

There are standards; and there are 'standards'!

A Kia Carnival that we hired to pick up a VS2 bonnet in Canberra was quite pokey. Don't know about its ANCAP either though.

SAU.NSW gazumped again! Take Frosty away with you: he'll be an asset to Qld *cough

PM fatz He's a guy who can always be bought off with a slab He has containers...

mr turbo has also stated "Ono", so I think that's fair as an asking price.

ANCAP ratings good (ie better than Gt Wall/Cheri)?

No doubt about that!

Hi Mick, Welcome to SAU. I general, cars of all types suffer a drop in sales over mid December till February due to preoccupation with Christmas, holidays, getting kids ready for school and yards clearing out old stock. Over this time, bargain hunters can feast. If you're going to buy a R33 or R34 I'd buy it through "For Sale" > "Private Whole Cars only" here on SAU. Issues like regular servicing, maintenance, modifications, dyno reports and blemishes are all sorted. R33 or R34? Newer is probably better and since less R34s were made than R33s, whilst Nissan back in the late 90s were in financial trouble until Carlos Ghosn was given the reins, the value might remain more stable - or it might be easier to resell later on. However in saying that, R33s can't drop much more anyway, so it's a personal choice. Just get the best example you can find - without necessarily trusting the odometer.

And the rest will import low km cars from Japan and Oz into Canada and the US?

Gold

Maybe ask "fatz".

Did a cruise for McGrath Foundation in '09. Abouts time we could do another

More than 8mm will be a must then. It'll be great if you can access the steel cheaply! Once laid, we also slotted a couple of coach bolts with sleeves (some way along the plates) so that trucks wouldn't bend the plates.

I'll sort something out with Daniel (CEO of Carbon Car Systems) & get back to you Tony. I just got some tints put on there today