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suspension, tyres and track will also play apart guys. as an example adamQ needs suspension work badly as his 300+rwhp just can't get to the track.

i garantee Micko can get a better deal :uh-huh: well we're going to have to have a social gather sometime to sort some things out. we need a minimum of 10 interested parties to start with (this gets the above prices) hash out what direction we want to go etc. Problem is i work shifts and i'm all over the place atm.

Joe i got all the info required for us forming a club, might have to double check somethings. The thing is we have to decide want we want from a club. if we want public liability insurance, do we want to run track days, do we want to be free or pay for membership etc, etc. Just so poeple know with the payed membership you'll be looking at $70-80 the first year which includes your members pack (sticker, t-shirt, member card) and $45-50 every year after that if you wish to stay a member. this of course will be less if theres more people who want to join. The price is to cover the insurance and admin costs, aswell as auditer fee. An incorperated club/association must be audited once a year by a registered tax auditor and they don't come cheap.

working must put a video tape in

joe have a camp overnight somewhere and drive back next day

ANNUAL PAYMENT $ 17690.75 oh yeah i want them to insure me not.

exactly and they should be proving its a cooked engine if thats what they think it is. pm me with where he got it and what condition the car is in. got any pics of in engine ?

Chris u should sell your plates for the amount Mick found on that false add, then u can have GTR easy. :uh-huh:

i can just see it Micko putting around on the MC day like a granny :lol:

glory hound isn't he

exactly

do a search of Killer-T's posts he recently got forgies and i don't think it cost him more than $2000

yeah my boss loved it as b'day present

it means there tyres are cheap for a reason usually poor quality and where out relatively quickly

look at the size of that coola

I sent this letter. as a concerned car enthusiast not as part of SAU. Dear Sir/Madam, An article that appeared in your paper has been brought to my attention. It appeared on Page 11, 4th September 2002, with the heading "Teenage license to Kill" by Marcus Casey. Mr Casey has made a few glaring mistakes and assumptions. Firstly the car pictured is not a Nissan Skyline GTR, it's a R31 Nissan Skyline sedan. An Australian built four door 'FAMILY CAR'. Another matter is how can a witness tell the speed a car is travelling just by looking at it? Also unless everybody is driving a formula one race car very few cars including imported sports car will reach 110km/h is 1st gear. The HOT RODS of CHOICE are true but the majority of teenagers could not afford one of the listed cars unless they have a job which earns them 40,000 plus a year. As a car enthusiast irresponsible reporting like this does a great deal of harm to car enthusiasts around the country causing insurance premiums to rise and unwarranted police attention. The majority of car clubs will expel or suspend members for breaking road rules at club events and condone illegal street racing. They instead encourage members to take there cars to race track or drag strips in organised events such as the one run by Mr Luff in the article. Unfortunately there are some people that just don't listen and will race illegally and these people are in the minority of car enthusiasts. Troy Dougill Let me know if it gets published or edditted.

you r correct kymbo

exactly the same as me

well ur booked in and paid up so set your clock for like 5:00 and go to bed at 8pm the night b4 hehe

Advanti in rocko now i know why its cheap the rims will be nice but the rubber want.

i hate u j/k do ur parents want to adopt a 25 year old?

they wont be very big

Micko so nice of you to buy your wife a new car. we all know how much u love ur works crummidore

bwahahaha that made my day

well i wouldn't blame her after seeing inside your flat mate lol *runs*