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primera man
12-14-2001, 03:45 AM
Hey Moppie.......
Moppie
12-14-2001, 07:52 PM
Originally posted by primera man
Hey Moppie.......
ohh, waza matter? someone scared thier little primera might get beaten by a Honda? ohhh, poor P-man. :finger:
:D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D
Hey Moppie.......
ohh, waza matter? someone scared thier little primera might get beaten by a Honda? ohhh, poor P-man. :finger:
:D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D
EF6_CR-X
12-16-2001, 02:44 AM
Hey Moppie,
where have you done your flying?
i guess it would have been Ardmore, right?
when was the last time you were up?
oh.. i forgot to mention something about massey in the other post..
you can do an instructors rating, as an option..
we are meant to do all the degree related flying in year 1 and 2, and in third year you can do either aviation manangement related papers, or the instructor course.
I did management :-(
I may do an instrutor rating elsewhere if I decide I want/ need to get one, after graduation..
where have you done your flying?
i guess it would have been Ardmore, right?
when was the last time you were up?
oh.. i forgot to mention something about massey in the other post..
you can do an instructors rating, as an option..
we are meant to do all the degree related flying in year 1 and 2, and in third year you can do either aviation manangement related papers, or the instructor course.
I did management :-(
I may do an instrutor rating elsewhere if I decide I want/ need to get one, after graduation..
tannee
12-16-2001, 06:58 AM
Can someone from NZ tell me something...can you really pick up a RX7 the current shape...version 6 or wateva for 15-20k AUS?
Worshp
12-16-2001, 02:42 PM
Originally posted by tannee
Can someone from NZ tell me something...can you really pick up a RX7 the current shape...version 6 or wateva for 15-20k AUS?
Yes.
I walked past one on a yard yesterday for $16999NZ.
If you are prepared to take the risk of importing one from Japan yourself, you could probably get an average one for between $6-10k.
Can someone from NZ tell me something...can you really pick up a RX7 the current shape...version 6 or wateva for 15-20k AUS?
Yes.
I walked past one on a yard yesterday for $16999NZ.
If you are prepared to take the risk of importing one from Japan yourself, you could probably get an average one for between $6-10k.
Moppie
12-16-2001, 08:20 PM
Originally posted by EF6_CR-X
Hey Moppie,
where have you done your flying?
i guess it would have been Ardmore, right?
when was the last time you were up?
Yeah it was at admore, and I was last up about 4yrs ago so to get back into it would almost require starting again.
I thought about doing the massy avaition degree, but i dont really see myself as profesional pilot, or getting involved in the industry. Its like cars, I see it purly as a recreational activity, just one that I currently can't afford. But I am very tempted to add a Two week PPL course onto my currently rather small student loan. :D
Hey Moppie,
where have you done your flying?
i guess it would have been Ardmore, right?
when was the last time you were up?
Yeah it was at admore, and I was last up about 4yrs ago so to get back into it would almost require starting again.
I thought about doing the massy avaition degree, but i dont really see myself as profesional pilot, or getting involved in the industry. Its like cars, I see it purly as a recreational activity, just one that I currently can't afford. But I am very tempted to add a Two week PPL course onto my currently rather small student loan. :D
BurgerBoy
12-26-2001, 06:17 PM
hey everyone. remember me?
i thought i should post something so that you know im still around
i thought i should post something so that you know im still around
evil_elmo
12-26-2001, 09:04 PM
Originally posted by BurgerBoy
hey everyone. remember me?
i thought i should post something so that you know im still around
Welcome and yes i remember you :)
hey everyone. remember me?
i thought i should post something so that you know im still around
Welcome and yes i remember you :)
Spunkymonkey
12-27-2001, 04:45 AM
Originally posted by Worshp
Yes.
I walked past one on a yard yesterday for $16999NZ.
If you are prepared to take the risk of importing one from Japan yourself, you could probably get an average one for between $6-10k.
I believe the laws over here are quite strict, and I think compliance is a problem :(
Yes.
I walked past one on a yard yesterday for $16999NZ.
If you are prepared to take the risk of importing one from Japan yourself, you could probably get an average one for between $6-10k.
I believe the laws over here are quite strict, and I think compliance is a problem :(
Setanta
12-27-2001, 05:48 AM
The RX 7 is no longer sold in Au (I think) so it could meet low volume compliance in theory. I practice, with all of the new laws coming in, forget it. :(
Spunkymonkey
12-27-2001, 05:52 AM
Originally posted by Setanta
The RX 7 is no longer sold in Au (I think) so it could meet low volume compliance in theory. I practice, with all of the new laws coming in, forget it. :(
Plus its just too much hassle. Plus those places that do import cars over, cost you an arm and a leg :eek:
The RX 7 is no longer sold in Au (I think) so it could meet low volume compliance in theory. I practice, with all of the new laws coming in, forget it. :(
Plus its just too much hassle. Plus those places that do import cars over, cost you an arm and a leg :eek:
taranaki
12-31-2001, 06:18 AM
Greetings,team.....
Just want to lay claim to being the oldest Kiwi on the site(38)............
unless,of course,you know different.......................;)
Just want to lay claim to being the oldest Kiwi on the site(38)............
unless,of course,you know different.......................;)
primera man
12-31-2001, 07:53 AM
Originally posted by taranaki
Greetings,team.....
Just want to lay claim to being the oldest Kiwi on the site(38)............
unless,of course,you know different.......................;)
only by a few years !!!!
Greetings,team.....
Just want to lay claim to being the oldest Kiwi on the site(38)............
unless,of course,you know different.......................;)
only by a few years !!!!
jOYRiDe
01-02-2002, 03:07 AM
Originally posted by tannee
Can someone from NZ tell me something...can you really pick up a RX7 the current shape...version 6 or wateva for 15-20k AUS?
dude, u thinking of getting the series6 rx7?? me too!! fark the price is pretty expensive ($30-35k) but it is soOoOOo lush.... actually i have a list of cars im considering (see b18 in crx thread)
Can someone from NZ tell me something...can you really pick up a RX7 the current shape...version 6 or wateva for 15-20k AUS?
dude, u thinking of getting the series6 rx7?? me too!! fark the price is pretty expensive ($30-35k) but it is soOoOOo lush.... actually i have a list of cars im considering (see b18 in crx thread)
Spunkymonkey
01-02-2002, 06:28 AM
Originally posted by jOYRiDe
dude, u thinking of getting the series6 rx7?? me too!! fark the price is pretty expensive ($30-35k) but it is soOoOOo lush.... actually i have a list of cars im considering (see b18 in crx thread)
Tannee wants a WRX....see his sig. Its ashame imports are soo expensive here, yet sooo cheap in NZ! I was shocked when I went to NZ a couple years back. There are hondas everywhere! just like we have commodores here.
dude, u thinking of getting the series6 rx7?? me too!! fark the price is pretty expensive ($30-35k) but it is soOoOOo lush.... actually i have a list of cars im considering (see b18 in crx thread)
Tannee wants a WRX....see his sig. Its ashame imports are soo expensive here, yet sooo cheap in NZ! I was shocked when I went to NZ a couple years back. There are hondas everywhere! just like we have commodores here.
taranaki
01-02-2002, 06:31 AM
Originally posted by Spunkymonkey
There are hondas everywhere! just like we have commodores here.
But thankfully Hondas are nothing like Commer doors!
There are hondas everywhere! just like we have commodores here.
But thankfully Hondas are nothing like Commer doors!
Spunkymonkey
01-02-2002, 06:41 AM
Originally posted by taranaki
But thankfully Hondas are nothing like Commer doors!
:D :D :D
Yes, you don't waste half a tank of petrol when you step on the accelerator :p
But thankfully Hondas are nothing like Commer doors!
:D :D :D
Yes, you don't waste half a tank of petrol when you step on the accelerator :p
taranaki
01-03-2002, 04:35 AM
Originally posted by Spunkymonkey
:D :D :D
Yes, you don't waste half a tank of petrol when you step on the accelerator :p
Shame we don't assemble cars here any more.The massive influx of imported 2nd hand ex Japan ,and changes to the tarriff laws on new imports killed every car plant in New Zealand.
Did you know that out of its entire global operation,including partnerships,only one Honda factory has ever closed down?
Guess where?
:D :D :D
Yes, you don't waste half a tank of petrol when you step on the accelerator :p
Shame we don't assemble cars here any more.The massive influx of imported 2nd hand ex Japan ,and changes to the tarriff laws on new imports killed every car plant in New Zealand.
Did you know that out of its entire global operation,including partnerships,only one Honda factory has ever closed down?
Guess where?
Buzzr
01-03-2002, 05:24 AM
Originally posted by taranaki
Shame we don't assemble cars here any more.The massive influx of imported 2nd hand ex Japan ,and changes to the tarriff laws on new imports killed every car plant in New Zealand.
Did you know that out of its entire global operation,including partnerships,only one Honda factory has ever closed down?
Guess where?
Gore? :D
Shame we don't assemble cars here any more.The massive influx of imported 2nd hand ex Japan ,and changes to the tarriff laws on new imports killed every car plant in New Zealand.
Did you know that out of its entire global operation,including partnerships,only one Honda factory has ever closed down?
Guess where?
Gore? :D
taranaki
01-03-2002, 05:55 AM
Originally posted by Buzzr
Gore? :D
as in,which country?...........................
Gore? :D
as in,which country?...........................
Moppie
01-03-2002, 07:28 PM
It was Nelson, New Zealand.
The plant was orginaly opened in the early or mid 60s by Triumph and used to build Triumph Heralds and MK1 and Mk2 2000/2500TC's.
The last Triumph 2500S ever made in the world rolled off the line at the start of 1981, and the plant was then handed over to Honda as part of thier multi million dollor investment in the remains of British Leyland.
It was then used to produce Various Honda's untill its clossur in the late 90's.
Honda still own it, and there is talk of using it to clean up imported Hondas from Japan and sell them through dealer ships the same as Toyota are doing with the Thames plant and signiture range.
I have no idea what the current plant looks like, but during the time it was owned by Triumph it was known as the Woolshed, as an Old woolshed that stood on the land was incorperated into the orginal building.
My sadly departed '73 Triumph 2500TC was built there, and rolled off the production line in about November of 1973 to be sent to Auckland for sale.
And my Mothers Current car, and 97 Honda Accord was rolled off the production line there in January of 1997.
The plant was orginaly opened in the early or mid 60s by Triumph and used to build Triumph Heralds and MK1 and Mk2 2000/2500TC's.
The last Triumph 2500S ever made in the world rolled off the line at the start of 1981, and the plant was then handed over to Honda as part of thier multi million dollor investment in the remains of British Leyland.
It was then used to produce Various Honda's untill its clossur in the late 90's.
Honda still own it, and there is talk of using it to clean up imported Hondas from Japan and sell them through dealer ships the same as Toyota are doing with the Thames plant and signiture range.
I have no idea what the current plant looks like, but during the time it was owned by Triumph it was known as the Woolshed, as an Old woolshed that stood on the land was incorperated into the orginal building.
My sadly departed '73 Triumph 2500TC was built there, and rolled off the production line in about November of 1973 to be sent to Auckland for sale.
And my Mothers Current car, and 97 Honda Accord was rolled off the production line there in January of 1997.
dejoux
01-03-2002, 09:21 PM
Originally posted by taranaki
Shame we don't assemble cars here any more.The massive influx of imported 2nd hand ex Japan ,and changes to the tarriff laws on new imports killed every car plant in New Zealand.
Why, with the emilination of tariffs we get far cheaper new cars.
What difference does it make where the car was assembled, sure a few car plants in NZ closed down but those jobs have been recovered and more in other parts of the economy.
(This is the economist part of me thinking not the car enthusiast - not that ive ever been enthusiastic about NZ assembled Japanese family saloons like most of them were)
Shame we don't assemble cars here any more.The massive influx of imported 2nd hand ex Japan ,and changes to the tarriff laws on new imports killed every car plant in New Zealand.
Why, with the emilination of tariffs we get far cheaper new cars.
What difference does it make where the car was assembled, sure a few car plants in NZ closed down but those jobs have been recovered and more in other parts of the economy.
(This is the economist part of me thinking not the car enthusiast - not that ive ever been enthusiastic about NZ assembled Japanese family saloons like most of them were)
Buzzr
01-03-2002, 09:49 PM
Originally posted by taranaki
as in,which country?...........................
New Zealand of course :flash:
as in,which country?...........................
New Zealand of course :flash:
taranaki
01-04-2002, 10:20 AM
Originally posted by dejoux
What difference does it make where the car was assembled, sure a few car plants in NZ closed down but those jobs have been recovered and more in other parts of the economy.
I disagree.........I can't quote exact figures but to my way of thinking many people lost skilled work as a result of the closures.Those skills were unique to the industry,and the displaced staff would have either abandoned their trade,or abandoned their country.The tools of the industry were shipped to so-called 'third world'nations who are setting up their own heavy industry...pretty soon NZ could become a crop based economy.We need to preserve and strengthen our industrial base or we will at some stage be held hostage by another nations superior technology.The recovered jobs that you claim are mainly in the agriculturalservices industries.Farming is at the height of its boom/bust cycle....when it falls,these jobs tend to disappear.
The increase in vehicle imports has skewed our trade figures,and less of the ticket price for the car remains in NZ.The only winners are those who trade in cars...sure they cost you less,but as a direct result,you will get much less for it should you decide to sell later.
What difference does it make where the car was assembled, sure a few car plants in NZ closed down but those jobs have been recovered and more in other parts of the economy.
I disagree.........I can't quote exact figures but to my way of thinking many people lost skilled work as a result of the closures.Those skills were unique to the industry,and the displaced staff would have either abandoned their trade,or abandoned their country.The tools of the industry were shipped to so-called 'third world'nations who are setting up their own heavy industry...pretty soon NZ could become a crop based economy.We need to preserve and strengthen our industrial base or we will at some stage be held hostage by another nations superior technology.The recovered jobs that you claim are mainly in the agriculturalservices industries.Farming is at the height of its boom/bust cycle....when it falls,these jobs tend to disappear.
The increase in vehicle imports has skewed our trade figures,and less of the ticket price for the car remains in NZ.The only winners are those who trade in cars...sure they cost you less,but as a direct result,you will get much less for it should you decide to sell later.
Moppie
01-04-2002, 08:50 PM
Dejox when the car plants closed so did all the surport industrys.
The sewing factoryts that supplied the seat trims, the rubber factory that made the door seals, the company that made the wiring looms etc.
Its all gone.
None of it was made in enough volume to make export viable, and there is no other need in NZ for machinery and skills.
Cheap cars are not nessacrly a good thing.
Look at how many young inexperiance drivers kill themselfs and others each year because thier first car was a GSR lancer or VTEC Civic.
And look at some of the crap on our roads, you dont see much of it in the south Island, but Auckland is swarming with lots of poorly maintained poor quality imports that are well passed thier use by date.
The sewing factoryts that supplied the seat trims, the rubber factory that made the door seals, the company that made the wiring looms etc.
Its all gone.
None of it was made in enough volume to make export viable, and there is no other need in NZ for machinery and skills.
Cheap cars are not nessacrly a good thing.
Look at how many young inexperiance drivers kill themselfs and others each year because thier first car was a GSR lancer or VTEC Civic.
And look at some of the crap on our roads, you dont see much of it in the south Island, but Auckland is swarming with lots of poorly maintained poor quality imports that are well passed thier use by date.
Oz
01-05-2002, 02:13 AM
What are some of the best kW/per $$$ imports available in NZ? I heard there are like 16 and 17 year olds with slammin' tegs, wrx's etc.
Setanta
01-05-2002, 02:37 AM
Originally posted by taranaki
But thankfully Hondas are nothing like Commer doors!
I hate to say it - but I'd take a new Monaro over most hondas (NSX excluded :) ). Damn that car looks sweet.
I'm actually liking the SS Commode too :)
But thankfully Hondas are nothing like Commer doors!
I hate to say it - but I'd take a new Monaro over most hondas (NSX excluded :) ). Damn that car looks sweet.
I'm actually liking the SS Commode too :)
stubborn_boi
01-05-2002, 02:48 AM
GO THE COMMOS!!!!
ahehehe
i reckon a monaro will kick ass! i love to have one of them!!! shame on the price but, so bloody expensive!!!
Setanta: YeAh!!!! The SS commos are HOT ay? ahehehe so gorgeous!!
laterz ppl!
ahehehe
i reckon a monaro will kick ass! i love to have one of them!!! shame on the price but, so bloody expensive!!!
Setanta: YeAh!!!! The SS commos are HOT ay? ahehehe so gorgeous!!
laterz ppl!
Oz
01-05-2002, 03:04 AM
Commodore=shithouse reliability and build quality. And SS Commo's gearbox is fucked. Ratios all wrong. Don't know about the auto - would never get it.
TOYVTi
01-06-2002, 12:50 AM
id rather have a evo, turbo 4x4, wat more could u want :D
dejoux
01-06-2002, 05:55 AM
Originally posted by ozriceboy
What are some of the best kW/per $$$ imports available in NZ? I heard there are like 16 and 17 year olds with slammin' tegs, wrx's etc.
Cars like that depreciate really quickly so yes far to young people drive around in cars that are far to fast for them. A common stepping stone into fast imports is the GTX Mazda which you can get cheap ones for around 5 grand.
Next step is the GSR Lancer starting at about 10 grand.
An STi is still too expensive for most teenagers but yes there are alot of WRX's driven by very young ppl.
Down here teenagers have no money but dont bat an eyelid at taking out huge loans and paying off alot more than the car was ever worth. Everyone seems really surprised when tehy hear that I payed cash for my car and that my parents didnt help me, its just not done.
BTW the prices I mentioned above would be lower still if you lived further north
What are some of the best kW/per $$$ imports available in NZ? I heard there are like 16 and 17 year olds with slammin' tegs, wrx's etc.
Cars like that depreciate really quickly so yes far to young people drive around in cars that are far to fast for them. A common stepping stone into fast imports is the GTX Mazda which you can get cheap ones for around 5 grand.
Next step is the GSR Lancer starting at about 10 grand.
An STi is still too expensive for most teenagers but yes there are alot of WRX's driven by very young ppl.
Down here teenagers have no money but dont bat an eyelid at taking out huge loans and paying off alot more than the car was ever worth. Everyone seems really surprised when tehy hear that I payed cash for my car and that my parents didnt help me, its just not done.
BTW the prices I mentioned above would be lower still if you lived further north
Worshp
01-06-2002, 05:18 PM
Hey NZ peeps...just thought i'd say:
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR (belatedly I know, but still worth saying don't ya think)!
What did you do and did you enjoy yourself doing it....I know I did;)
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR (belatedly I know, but still worth saying don't ya think)!
What did you do and did you enjoy yourself doing it....I know I did;)
Oz
01-06-2002, 11:02 PM
So it is trye. All the turbo JDM beasties that you guys get are at a rediculously low price! 180SXs, Silvias, Skylines, RX7s, 300ZXs etc? How much does delictable machinary like that retail for in NZ? What are the associated costs like for owning a car in NZ? Eg insurance, registration, petrol etc.
dejoux
01-07-2002, 03:58 AM
Originally posted by Worshp
What did you do and did you enjoy yourself doing it....I know I did;)
Thanks for coming to see me, I know you were here, my gf and my sister saw you but I didnt.
Originally posted by ozriceboy
So it is trye. All the turbo JDM beasties that you guys get are at a rediculously low price! 180SXs, Silvias, Skylines, RX7s, 300ZXs etc? How much does delictable machinary like that retail for in NZ? What are the associated costs like for owning a car in NZ? Eg insurance, registration, petrol etc.
180sx and Silvias for like early 90s ones around 8 grand, skylines for a GTS maybe as little as around 5-6 grand, RX7 new shape anywhere from about 16 grand going up to 30ish, 300ZX less than 10 dont know why they are so cheap but they are practically worthless considering how much they were new.
Insurance I pay $600 a year for full cover on $9000 for my Del Sol, Im 18 with 60% no claims bonus.
Registration is $205 a year but its gonna go up slightly in April when new ZCC charges come in
Petrol for 96 octane is around $1 a litre
What did you do and did you enjoy yourself doing it....I know I did;)
Thanks for coming to see me, I know you were here, my gf and my sister saw you but I didnt.
Originally posted by ozriceboy
So it is trye. All the turbo JDM beasties that you guys get are at a rediculously low price! 180SXs, Silvias, Skylines, RX7s, 300ZXs etc? How much does delictable machinary like that retail for in NZ? What are the associated costs like for owning a car in NZ? Eg insurance, registration, petrol etc.
180sx and Silvias for like early 90s ones around 8 grand, skylines for a GTS maybe as little as around 5-6 grand, RX7 new shape anywhere from about 16 grand going up to 30ish, 300ZX less than 10 dont know why they are so cheap but they are practically worthless considering how much they were new.
Insurance I pay $600 a year for full cover on $9000 for my Del Sol, Im 18 with 60% no claims bonus.
Registration is $205 a year but its gonna go up slightly in April when new ZCC charges come in
Petrol for 96 octane is around $1 a litre
Setanta
01-07-2002, 04:31 AM
Damn - think about what we could have here - especially given the strengths of the AU$ and NZ$ :) Not to mention the fact that Optimax is 98 octane
Oz
01-07-2002, 04:42 AM
OK here we go. THINGS I WOULD LIKE TO SEE HAPPEN IN THE AUSTRALIAN AUTOMOTIVE SCENE.
Skyline GT-R R34s be allowed back into touring car racing. THe public realise all the shit Holden and to a lesser extent have been feeding them for years and both marques go broke. The Australian governent then realizes it is soon going to be screwed and eliminates the need for import compliancing, meaning they come here and we drive 'em off the boats. Then we start cutting unneccesary parts of the budget, like politicians superannuation payments and giving it all to Arab Oil sheiks and make 98 and 100 octance petrol less than 30c/litre. Then we completely deregulatw the RTA and have state run insurance for $10 a year.
muhahahahahaha:devil: :bloated:
Skyline GT-R R34s be allowed back into touring car racing. THe public realise all the shit Holden and to a lesser extent have been feeding them for years and both marques go broke. The Australian governent then realizes it is soon going to be screwed and eliminates the need for import compliancing, meaning they come here and we drive 'em off the boats. Then we start cutting unneccesary parts of the budget, like politicians superannuation payments and giving it all to Arab Oil sheiks and make 98 and 100 octance petrol less than 30c/litre. Then we completely deregulatw the RTA and have state run insurance for $10 a year.
muhahahahahaha:devil: :bloated:
Worshp
01-07-2002, 02:20 PM
Originally posted by dejoux
Thanks for coming to see me, I know you were here, my gf and my sister saw you but I didnt.
OOps! It completely slipped my mind!:(
Sorry!
Anyway, some guys tried to rip off my rex while I was down there, so I didn't really drive it much...although when I did I think I raised a tonne of business for the chiropractors:D
Thanks for coming to see me, I know you were here, my gf and my sister saw you but I didnt.
OOps! It completely slipped my mind!:(
Sorry!
Anyway, some guys tried to rip off my rex while I was down there, so I didn't really drive it much...although when I did I think I raised a tonne of business for the chiropractors:D
dejoux
01-07-2002, 02:29 PM
Yeah I heard that it was attracting alot of attention when it was around.
Dont know what cars are like in wellignton but we just dont have anything like that down here so itll attract attention
Dont know what cars are like in wellignton but we just dont have anything like that down here so itll attract attention
Worshp
01-07-2002, 03:30 PM
Originally posted by dejoux
Yeah I heard that it was attracting alot of attention when it was around.
Dont know what cars are like in wellignton but we just dont have anything like that down here so itll attract attention
Hmmm....wait until it's finished, then it will REALLY attract some attention! I have big plans for the interior;)
Yeah I heard that it was attracting alot of attention when it was around.
Dont know what cars are like in wellignton but we just dont have anything like that down here so itll attract attention
Hmmm....wait until it's finished, then it will REALLY attract some attention! I have big plans for the interior;)
Oz
01-07-2002, 08:22 PM
Schweeet. As long as it's not some prancing show pony that never sees a real road. Those cars piss me off. The 'pretty' cars. That's why L like your car and Tannees car. Because although they are fairly modified they still see regular street action.
Worshp
01-07-2002, 09:05 PM
Originally posted by ozriceboy
Schweeet. As long as it's not some prancing show pony that never sees a real road. Those cars piss me off. The 'pretty' cars. That's why L like your car and Tannees car. Because although they are fairly modified they still see regular street action.
I got stone chips to prove it:(:cry:
Schweeet. As long as it's not some prancing show pony that never sees a real road. Those cars piss me off. The 'pretty' cars. That's why L like your car and Tannees car. Because although they are fairly modified they still see regular street action.
I got stone chips to prove it:(:cry:
Buzzr
01-07-2002, 09:12 PM
Did you say your car releases flames from the side exhausts?
Worshp
01-07-2002, 09:56 PM
Originally posted by Buzzr
Did you say your car releases flames from the side exhausts?
On occasion. Should do it more when the turbo and antilag are installed:D
Did you say your car releases flames from the side exhausts?
On occasion. Should do it more when the turbo and antilag are installed:D
evil_elmo
01-08-2002, 01:31 AM
just like to say that i have seen Worshp's Crx and its awesome, the paint is so damn nice
it was good to meet you ben :)
it was good to meet you ben :)
Buzzr
01-08-2002, 01:56 AM
hows the b18c project going so far, evil_elmo?
evil_elmo
01-08-2002, 02:03 AM
its coming along nice and slow, i've brought a clutch kit and going to get cam belt, spark plugs..........etc sometime this week and the motor should be going in, in about 2 weeks, i can't wait :D
Buzzr
01-08-2002, 04:31 AM
Originally posted by evil_elmo
its coming along nice and slow, i've brought a clutch kit and going to get cam belt, spark plugs..........etc sometime this week and the motor should be going in, in about 2 weeks, i can't wait :D
huh? no turbo?? :D
its coming along nice and slow, i've brought a clutch kit and going to get cam belt, spark plugs..........etc sometime this week and the motor should be going in, in about 2 weeks, i can't wait :D
huh? no turbo?? :D
evil_elmo
01-08-2002, 02:49 PM
no turbo, just a b18c
Oz
01-08-2002, 08:36 PM
Very nice. Jackson Racing make an excellent SC kit for the B18. As we all know - it's all about the neddies. Much luckness.
Worshp
01-09-2002, 06:23 PM
Originally posted by evil_elmo
it was good to meet you ben :)
Likewise..hope the GF thing is going OK.
I may be 'off the market' myself!:D
it was good to meet you ben :)
Likewise..hope the GF thing is going OK.
I may be 'off the market' myself!:D
evil_elmo
01-09-2002, 06:42 PM
Originally posted by Worshp
Likewise..hope the GF thing is going OK.
I may be 'off the market' myself!:D
yeah the G/F thing is getting better slowly and it really opened my eyes.........sounds like you are having fun with your new friend :)
Likewise..hope the GF thing is going OK.
I may be 'off the market' myself!:D
yeah the G/F thing is getting better slowly and it really opened my eyes.........sounds like you are having fun with your new friend :)
Worshp
01-09-2002, 06:50 PM
Originally posted by evil_elmo
sounds like you are having fun with your new friend :)
How did you know she was my friend?
sounds like you are having fun with your new friend :)
How did you know she was my friend?
evil_elmo
01-09-2002, 06:57 PM
Originally posted by Worshp
How did you know she was my friend?
i didn't
How did you know she was my friend?
i didn't
Worshp
01-09-2002, 07:02 PM
Originally posted by evil_elmo
i didn't
Oh. Well, this is a different chick...hmmm;)
i didn't
Oh. Well, this is a different chick...hmmm;)
evil_elmo
01-09-2002, 07:05 PM
another one :eek:
Oz
01-09-2002, 07:08 PM
Another one - The man's a machine.
:monkeypiss:
:monkeypiss:
Worshp
01-09-2002, 07:31 PM
Yeah...but i've been friends with her for 8 years...we just never had an opportunity to get together.
I'm going to have to tell all the other chicks that i'm off the market:(
I'm going to have to tell all the other chicks that i'm off the market:(
dejoux
01-09-2002, 10:01 PM
Im sure theyll be dissapointed:D :frog: :sun:
Worshp
01-09-2002, 10:05 PM
Originally posted by dejoux
Im sure theyll be dissapointed:D :frog: :sun:
Yeah...but I feel like an ass. Why can't double the fun or triple the pleasure mean anything to these women;)
Im sure theyll be dissapointed:D :frog: :sun:
Yeah...but I feel like an ass. Why can't double the fun or triple the pleasure mean anything to these women;)
Oz
01-10-2002, 10:21 PM
Originally posted by Worshp
Yeah...but I feel like an ass. Why can't double the fun or triple the pleasure mean anything to these women;)
'Course ya can. It's about knowing the right women and having the right money... :bandit:
Yeah...but I feel like an ass. Why can't double the fun or triple the pleasure mean anything to these women;)
'Course ya can. It's about knowing the right women and having the right money... :bandit:
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