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spotted a 360 spider getting 'impounded' on north tce last nite at around 12, there was like 3 cop cars and 5-6 cops standing around at the front of the botanic. poor guy, i wouldnt let some tow truck touch my ferrari lol dunno what the guy did, but it must have been cool haha

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I saw that 360 in town about 9:30 the dick was driving down Rundles in 1st gear so i yelled out to the tool to change up. Glad to hear it got impounded.(You don't need to do stupid shit in a Ferrari to show off, everyone knows how PHAT they are)

Main Rd Blackwood just before Blacks Rd i got overtaken by a Gun Metal Grey 32, sounded sick and went hard(i was in the blue Corolla)

Wish i had the 33 cos that road to clarendon is killa.

if i had a ferrari (and the money 2 cover the fines) id b doing burnouts down rundle mall

hahahaha jk

was a hungry jacks on glynburn rd this arvo n there was a nice looking black 33 with gtr wing in the car park, looked pretty slick, i see it there every time i go think som1 that owns it works there...any1 on here?

Yeh the 360 was doing same thing down jetty rd couple of weeks bk.

I was like ohh  u SIKENT.....

i felt so tough!

Yep...seen this dude to...don't know if ya guys looked, but he was a biggish dude with tats....nice car...but his driving skills :(

Sorry Azza, was on for a quick moment...my bad.  Had work so was off soon after the reply's

Work in the morning at 6am (tradework) which i do during me breaks from uni. ive actually just graduating this year (completed last) in computer systems engineering.

sounds good, the computer systems engineering part not the 6 am part. Mind you i will be doing the same when i get back to work. Also a trade worker at the moment. wouldnt mind being a mechanic though when we move home. do know anyone who wants an apprentice by any chance?

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