There was a Police news announcement on the radio today in my town saying that they would appreciate members of the public to phone in about reckless drving by young people. They said that the black marks on the road caused by bournouts are starting to get more and more regular along the road. They mentioned young people in commodores (absolutely no mention of fords) with powerful engines. And that means in this region that they will pull over and defect even more young people in cars for no reason. Ive seen it happen before. Ive seen people down the main talking and have the cops just pull up and defect their car. Oh well good luck pulling me over coz my car cant burnouts on the spot. I just dont think its fair that they can jump to assumptions like this especially at the same time as the topic of weekend curfews for young drivers is on the menu.

sounds pretty dodgy mate, wish i could go from my L's straight off my P's to a full licience and get no hassels from the coppers my mate got canary by the coppers who said his exhaust was too loud when he had a N/A motor with stock exhuast straight through ?? Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

hahaha jezza. i saw the first victim on my way home from work tonight. P plater vl sitting on the side of the road with nice defect notice on the window all this **** happens now when ive just got my car back on the road. Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

also did u see on the local news tonight they were talkin bout it and had a pic of a vl rippin a skid on some white metal road. also showed cops drivin round at night through big clouds of smoke presumably from burnouts but there were no cars in sight?????

thats cause they are all 8 second cars that disappeared into the night just as they came. with a shot of nos and driving under trucks, they only just managed though. meanwhile the cops want a new gto so they can go in pursuit and "we're in pursuit of a vl calais, yellow, along, oh i lost it, oh well... " donuts. I'm talking crap as always, 5:15 in the morning. Some original photos have not been recovered yet.