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But I'm not rich and I have an interior...

lies! You own a shiny R34 and I have a 22 year old S13 with peeling paintwork!

And Col, you have even more shiny toys!

Two days off of work makes me happy in my pants. Might head out to QR in a bit to watch the sprints and then it's time to wash and wax the car followed by changing the spark plugs... Or maybe I'll do that the other way round.

Mangs,

I hate coming back to work after being off for so long.

You don't get anything but interruptions from people that need shit done ASAP.

what a farking week.

time to hit the classifieds and find somewhere else to work

even thinking of going to macay to drive trains for a few years.

pfft, sif you need bigger brakes

with the pintara's aerodynamic properties, you would think it would act as a great natural brake.

Look like they're going to get a bit dear. >_<

Couldn't be that hard to get those clips, you'd wanna be sure though.

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