Devilrod wrote:Mikey_OK's car never saw it parked, but later realized I was standing right near you while we were talking to John! Picture was snapped not long after when you cruised by.....
nice one. yeah, i was asking brad if he knew who you were, and he pointed out you were standing right in front of us at one point. oops. shoulda sent you my number before we headed out...
speak to you next time!
mikey_ok wrote:
yeah, i was asking brad if he knew who you were, and he pointed out you were standing right in front of us at one point. oops. shoulda sent you my number before we headed out...
speak to you next time!
We were on a mission, needed to get the ice back to the Esky. So we didn't hang around long anyway. Plenty of runs and cruises I'm sure we'll cross paths. The whitewalls looked good on the EK.
Speed and Style........... One day I'll get the speed bit.
Devilrod wrote:
We were on a mission, needed to get the ice back to the Esky. So we didn't hang around long anyway. Plenty of runs and cruises I'm sure we'll cross paths. The whitewalls looked good on the EK.
yeah, it's starting to be a bit more personalized. see ya next time.
I think it makes perfect sense for someone who drives their car to club events (and rarely anywhere else) and also it is a damn sight cheaper than normal rego (in NSW anyway)
JimmyJazz wrote:this is probably just me, but do club plates on perfectly roadworthy-able make anyone else sad?
These are cars that won't get driven every day so why would you pay upwards of $500 pr year when club rego is $110, still get to go to all the shows , Trev .
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, Trev