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thinking about it. got a fair bit on at work, but if i can get away I might come and show you how to drive.

yes, i'm talking to you helmet boy.

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bugger....no chance for me to make it I'll be in Adelaide.

I put $20 on Fatz :)

lol yeah I'll back teh Fatz too, coz of the experience he has driving a shitbox.

well well the old ford corsair

myself and a mate thrashed his mum's bout 12 mths ago

believe it or not after about 30 high speed runs and hard on the brakes, there was no brake fade, but the car does not last for long, it starts to feel like it's f**ked

best of luck lads




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