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Started by NZ EVLHSV · 29 Mar 2008 · 2752 replies

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NZ_BT1Archived member
Shaving should be something that stays in the bathroom!!!!!!
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SIKVLTArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by Irontusk I like shaved locks, but I think the handles should stay. Shaving the fuel cap is cool too, pain in the ass though eh Mike. Yeah totally agree, fuel cap is hard but there is ways around it Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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NZ_BT1Archived member
Dont shave it lol its simple!!!!!!
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SIKVLTArchived member
I'm saying nothing
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UNONT2Archived member
i wouldnt dind shaving mine whn i get my car done,well im all set for the weekend,have my gearbox all ready to go in,have oil for the gearbox,putting the battery into the boot,have my sard fuel regulator,have all the plenum sorted,apart from the fuel rail problem and have my throttle body sorted,getting a custom made throttle cable made,so its all ready to go in this weekend,wish me good luck haha,hope it all goes to plan,and yes before you ask,I AM STILL GOING TO RUN THE DOSE.will post pics of corse (well WHEN I FINISH)!!!
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SIKVLTArchived member
Remember the piss Danny sounds like a big weekend for ya good luck
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NZ_BT1Archived member
Be good when its done Danny.....Mike you never say much in arguments lol Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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SIKVLTArchived member
Haha Argument ? I'd be keen to shave the locks some of the rear tailgate and the fuel filler but that will have to wait for a bit
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IrontuskArchived member
You must be excited, Danny, lol. Did anyone see the news just now? The cops are using planes to look for 'erratic driving' and sending patrol cars after people! First I thought '**** THAT SUCKS' but they've said they can't check for speed from the plane, and their main goal is to find the slow drivers holding traffic up on the state highways, that bit is awesome. Like you've said before Mike, if you shave the tailgate you have to change the lights or something, otherwise they look really flat and bare, not enough on them.
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SIKVLTArchived member
Ha next it will be the police force in a billion debt
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IrontuskArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by SIKVLT Ha next it will be the police force in a billion debt It's only active down your way (from somewhere north of Hamilton, down to Hawkes Bay) and yeah, it's costing them $8000 a day, for a 3 hour flight. Oh, maybe they will have to sell the fleet of cars like the Airforce had to sell the planes? Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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NZ_BT1Archived member
Its only you silly north island drivers they are after LOL......thats why u have that silly eagle hellicopter to lol.......its an easy life down here....get away with everything nearly
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VL-DanArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by NZ_BT1 its an easy life down here....get away with everything nearly Your lucky...Yellow's an easy colour to spot from a Helicopter Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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SIKVLTArchived member
It's cause the MEN drive real cars in the north island it's only little BOYs down south driving rice farts no need for high tech equipment to catch them Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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NZ_BT1Archived member
no its because we dont have ****heads driving down here......every 2nd car up there is a loser that cant drive...ive seen it with my own eyes lol......... I reckon they should paint the plane yellow with silver wings....and police rims for wheels......thatd be sik
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SIKVLTArchived member
Ahhh you have more dcikheads down there trust me you've even said that you shut down the streets and bottle the cops you couldn't even think of doing that in Hams -Closest I've seen to the cops getting over run was not so long ago when PCTV was in Hams and moved everyone from the base to the roads silly move !!
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NZ_BT1Archived member
Thats not ****head.....thats having fun lol...........if everyone up there stuck together and worked as a team u could override them to.....everyone down here works as one large group.......there are a few idiots though.....but they are white its all apart of having fun while your young....you only get one shot at it...before ya know it you get old and drive wagons hehehehe..........jk Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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NZ EVLHSVArchived member
Don't get me started on South Island drivers! Every fucker down there goes 80 on the open road everywhere, then 120 on the passing lanes
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RollinArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by NZ EVLHSV Don't get me started on South Island drivers! Every fucker down there goes 80 on the open road everywhere, then 120 on the passing lanes Not to mention the fact that they need arrows on each side of the road to let them know which lane goes which way!!! lol
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NZ EVLHSVArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by Rollin Not to mention the fact that they need arrows on each side of the road to let them know which lane goes which way!!! lol They need those for all the tourists down there and the fact that there aren�t many cars on the road at times. A business consultant we use from time to time was on his motorbike and met some tourists on the wrong side of the road in their camper. He almost managed to dodge them, but clipped their wing mirror at 100km/hr� he broke almost every bone is his body, is now full of steel plates, and has trouble walking and sleeping I imagine similar things happen all the time, hence the need for arrows�
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