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didnt have much choice in the matter of manual or auto anyway - plus my car is in good nick why get a thrashed manual for the sake of having a manual - plus the clutches eeek haha i fried too many 200Sx's anyway haha.

bully thats right haha well in my case it was - ive seen import auto flogged shit out of (which i got my braces from and a few other goodies) in which i dragged and won by so far - see look after ya machine and it will repay u. Mine is in very good nick - i keep getting told!

could so afford manual!! had 25,000! could afford what i bloody well liked!

mmm got a place in bunbury 3 bedrooms as for everyone else BYO matteress haha. Nah its very nicely decked out but parking is at premium - plus bunbury is quite boring - lots of knocked up little girls wandering around.

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