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rofl... GTRgeoff? GTR Enabled? something tells me you've got a GTR
Had to be you or Duncan. The only mods in there (you know where I mean), but it's cool. I'll reinvent myself. Looking for an R33 GTR Race Rally only for track now. Doubt I'd be as lucky though. Wanna Drive Shan?

test drive... yes please. Is it at your house? Was gonna drop by yesterday morning but then I went out Satdy nite n slept in.

hehe couldn't resist, had to change it... i'll change it back... was gonna change it to "narrowbody traitor" or something but couldn't fit it in.

as stated... this thread is well past its useby.

as such = CLOSED

please refrain from making anymore "OMG RACEPACE V ANYONE" or "RACEPACE are teh rad"

i think we all know that by now.

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