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I'm driving to Wagga this Friday (and Canberra / Melb this weekend) if anyone wants a long cruise :blush:

Busy, busy, busy ... cramming in 5 days worth of meetings and work into 3.5 days ... arrrrgh!

:D

Woo hoo! Passed Regency!!! :cool:

Congrats Luke!!

What did you get done for? Did you return it all to stock?

I'm driving to Wagga this Friday (and Canberra / Melb this weekend) if anyone wants a long cruise :rofl:

Busy, busy, busy ... cramming in 5 days worth of meetings and work into 3.5 days ... arrrrgh!

:)

Aww happy driving that's a longggggggggggggg trip! Hope your not doing it by yourself?

Morning all... Just got a quick question i need to buy someone a birthday present this week and i wanna get them one of those diecast model cars the ones thats ya get in those display boxes, but im a little unsure where to get them, they want one of those inital d ones, you know the ones that ya can change the wheels and bodykits on... Does anyone know where i can find these....

cheers

There's a model shop in Marion. I bought my Gibson special Bathurst winning R32 GTR there. Well the other half did. :rofl:

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