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Originally posted by 87vlt

SO WA whores are not only imbred but bullshit like crazy .... skyzerr do you have a flush button on your bottom lip?  Cause you sure as hell needs one bullshitt artist!!!

thats interesting seeing all the crap u post

i haven't seen one post from u thats constructive or helpful to car enthusiasts

try posting some useful stuff then we may take notice of u

but being a QLDer i doubt it

Originally posted by 87vlt

ok my turbo has 70,00 km on it.  the motor is 7 km old as it has been rebuilt to stock specs .... no original VL is nicer than mine ....  

I win WA loses again ... other QLD on here can vouch for the condition of my car!!!!

then why was it rebuilt?

geez or moron

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