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Medal of Honour. Looks like a top game that.

Has anyone played this adventure game? I picked it up for $30 the other day and I'm hooked big time. As far as point and click adventure games go, this is the shiznit. It's a 2000 game so the graphics are a bit dodgy by todays standards but the gameplay kicks arse! The characters draw you in and the story is very catchy. If you find this in the bargain bin at your local store do yourself a favour and buy it.

Happy B'day Ash from your boyfriend Loz and your weekend s1ut George. ps. Loz loves you more than you'll ever know. (i swear he made me say it) /George, runs away from Loz

i always bring ash

you haven't me t my friend jason. he could talk your ears off:uh-huh:

Ok to answer some of your questions Famous is underwritten by Heritage Motor Vehicle Insurance. They have $10,000,000 liability cover. In comparison Just cars have $5,000,000 I have insured a Datsun 240Z, not a Skyline and yes my policy is restrictive ie I can only drive 8000km/year regardless of the weekday. It is not restricted to weekends or club days only. So I can drive it as a daily as long as I don't clock up more than 8000km. This is just my policy though. Classic cover. They do offer unrestrictive policies. Improvise, I read that clause and that had me worried so I spoke to Tom about it and he basically told me that 50% of the $10,000,000 liability cover is payable by the off shore underwriters and the other 50% payable by them. Nothing to worry about and certainly other insurance companies would have simmilar setups. neo, they cover all of Australia so yes, you can get insurance with them. MrR33, no one I know has made a claim through them but they do pay out. Tom mentioned that the previous week he issued two cover notes on import cars one being a Skyline and by days end they were both a write off. Cost him $54,000 without seeing any paperwork or anything. I don't want to divulge names as I don't know if he minds me mentioning his name but one of my friends from this forum just made a winscreen claim with them and they have sent him a cheque already. Again I would like to say that we can't guarantee that they will give you the cheapest quote ever. Variable circumstances will always play a big part in the type of premium they offer you.

As some of you know I've had a tough time trying to find insurance after having had my license suspended for speeding and having a small at fault accident. One of the reasons I sold my Skyline was insurance and it's ridiciulous premiums. The other day I called Famous Insurance and in a matter of minutes got the cheapest quote despite of my bad record. Today I went ahead with the policy and couldn't be happier. Just to put things in perspective. I've called countless companies and they all either do not insure classic cars or I present too high a risk for them. I'm really sick of dealing with them and answering the same questions over and over again and hearing the same answers. The nearest quote I could find was $1090 with another classic car insurer which required me to get a valuation which costs over $100. Their excess was $500. Famous on the other hand have offered me a premium of $600 with a basic excess of $200 and have insured me for the purchase amount (not market value like most other insurers wanted to). Following year the premium will drop to under $400 pending my driving record during the year. Xxxx Xxxx who are meant to be lenient to high risk customers wanted to charge me around $2800 for market value which comes to $5800. Their excess was over $1000. Sure they are lenient but they should advertise the fact that they are also extortional. I had a third party property policy with them until today which cost me $693 with an excess of $1400! Famous Insurance are an SAU endorsed company who offer our members a 10% discount or alternately will beat most quotes by 10%. Give them a call for a quote. You might be pleasently surprised. George Disclaimer: As any intelligent person would know, circumstances detirmine your premiums so what is expensive for me might be cheap in your case. SAU does not guarantee that Famous Insurance will offer you a policy.

i mean they are loud. not load lol. can be heard from suburbs near the track. one of my friends used to tell me about them, she lived a couple of suburbs away from the track and she'd get woken up on the mornings of the grand prix from their noise.

i've heard ppl say they are extremely load. is this true?

congrats. is it a four door:rolleyes:

yeah, neoGT-25. ---------------------- so sad:(

if you see how much superglue my dash has you will freak. my dash has an actual plastic cover that goes over it and over time the glue has come unstuck. it's a 240Z btw. seeing as how i will have to glue it back on though i don't think i should worry too much about getting it off.

aside from the consistency factor, having the in cabin control is the best. you wanna give it a hit all you do is turn a knob and the car is totally different. it rains, you turn it down and avoid your rear end snapping out (to an extent)

this chick from work is going for a test drive this weekend. she's got no intention of buying one but wants to drive one. he he

i think that was in qld. correct me if i'm wrong someone. different laws would apply in nsw

it was on channel 7 right on 6:30

roflol Ha ha ha. For those that missed it, there was this guy that got his car confiscated after his mum was caught doing a donut. :bahaha: this is what she said to the cop, and i quote "Bloody blood sucking bugger"

well, as if our image was capable of getting tarnished anymore. same old crap you would imagine from a current affairs show.

It's on now on channel 7. Anyone seen/watching it?

theres a place in Tempe on the Princes Hgwy imports cars, parts, half cuts etc. i'll get the number tomorrow morning if i remember.

last one

good call dark!

my turn to apologise for the bum steer. sorry

they found it at a very advanced stage. he tried to fight it through natural means but that didn't go down too well. australia will miss him