xALmoN
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carhouse australia/carbuyers australia.
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and because its a desk job, i have time to idle.
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and i'm at work.. its funny how emotional people get when i tell them how much their cars are worth in the trade. got called a flamin mongrel, a lowballing asshole, and "I HATE PEOPLE LIKE YOU, TAKING ADVANTAGE OF US" wut?
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didnt deserve to die, but it doesnt mean this incident wasnt funny.
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$2.
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also weird people, wanting 14k on a 2005 BA falcon with 195,000kms.
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yeah. i've put 8.5 +30 on dem fronts with no issues at all. says they dont clear calipers. which doesnt make sense.
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it probably does. not sure what he's on about.
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housemate buys 18 x 9 +33 rotas, then complains they dont fit 33gtst? wut????
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point it out to me.
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hai guise.
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(Sa) Wrecking R34 Coupe
xALmoN replied to skyline_r33_panda's topic in For Sale (Private Car Parts and Accessories)
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keep WA licence. and rego INVINCIBLE
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Lol. fingers crossed scotty has time or is alive tomorrow, need to replace all dem vacuum hoses, chasing mystery vac leak.
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bbh is always good. and hai guise, been bit busy lately.
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f**ken kunce, just saw it on facebook this morning.
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5in venom
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Haha. Well. Either cops wheel was too big. Or that cat needs to be tucked up a little bit more.
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Cool. Might hit up artz for something. Leave engine bay yellow lol.
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name and shame.
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well. i'm sure a different color than the registered color would be another cause to be pulled over.
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i'm sure everything is a defectable offence man. probably should just go commit some real crimes, maybe deal drugs or something. they dont get hassled as much apparently.
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i could plastidip the car white?
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penalty for being a sick kent who was doing 50kmh and killing babies was to get a rwc for my car because car too low, and rear tyres camber worn. and yeah need new plates and wheelz.
