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it was so hot took the day off work and went to the beach.. we didnt even need towels it was so hot.....

wat did you lot do on that stinking hot day?

the 1st pic was took in my car around midday ish..

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2nd one is mums car at like 8pm!

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It was shocking, wasn't it?! Luckily my office is air conditioned and I decided to stay at work till 8pm!! About 4 hours overtime!

Why, you ask? Well I don't take my car to work much as battling for a parking space is just not worth it, so I must travel by train!

32's and hot weather dont mix!!!

especially if ur aircon dont work!

:)

mines a bit iffy too... turns off at revs which is good but takes a bit of time to get going again.... and drops the revs heaps in my car..... bit annoying sometimes :D

it was hot but PLENTY of people were out.... loving the sun...

my yobbo singlet tan is making a comeback :P

mines a bit iffy too... turns off at revs which is good but takes a bit of time to get going again.... and drops the revs heaps in my car..... bit annoying sometimes :D

it was hot but PLENTY of people were out.... loving the sun...

my yobbo singlet tan is making a comeback :P

put some money aside for a regassing, sounds like you'll need it soon

put some money aside for a regassing, sounds like you'll need it soon

was done a couple of years ago with the previous owner.... ill check it out.. just needs a check over and a new fan for front of the radiator...

32's and hot weather dont mix!!!

especially if ur aircon dont work!

:blink:

yeah, I gotta get mine fixed!

it was so hot, drove around for about 10 minutes then spent the rest of the day in the pool lol

I started work at 5:15am and by 7am I was already changing into my 2nd shirt. Leaving the depot at 7am with your aircon on is not a good sign when you work in the great outdoors.

I finished work at 11:30am and it was already 28c, by 4pm it was 38.3c (Penrith).

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