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NASA rocket yas yet to reach its destination hahaha

nah shes going alright few more visits to the mechanics and a few more things to do before i can fully enjoy it and start personalising it hahaha

hows the luxurious blue bullet going?

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Haha you poooor bastard..

Find any left over drugs in the car yet?

no but i found a bundy sticker in the boot hahaha

is he known the be a roughnut thrasher? haha

ps hayes was there locknuts on the coilovers when u sold the vehicle to me?

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I love when ppl begin their posts with "Hey all"

It's soo ghey. Let's just abbreviate the sh!t to 'hell'

Oh, to not be off-topic i'll say congrats on the thrashed car, um i mean nice front bar :down:

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Haha you poooor bastard..

Find any left over drugs in the car yet?

FUUUUUUUUUUCK!!!!!

THATS WHERE IT ALL WENT

lol

Jiz - no coilover adjustment tools, i never needed them, a flathead and a hammer should do the trick though!

Re: the Bundy sticker, the car did make it to The Bathurst 1000 once or twice for some bogan action :D

The blue bullet is going well, munching M3s and EVOs, chopping anything and everything in the wet...

what else has to be done to her at the mechanics? found a highflow yet?

R3380Y, last i remember the rest of the car is in better shape than the front bar lol

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