BuzzPuppy's in Brisbane - Wash Meet - Monday 17th (thanks for the memories!)
- Thread starter BuzzPuppy
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VR4Rocket
Leaving Skid Marks
- Location
- Queensland
- First Name
- Kevin
- Drive
- Was a Ralliart Colt, was a 1997 Toyota Aristo was a 1996 Legnum..Now an XR5 Turbo
Ohheyguys.
AND YES I'M AMBER NOT MEGAN.
Figured I'd come on here and just.. I dunno.. Meet more of you mad people?
Car nut + Internet nut = Seemed like a good idea?
Anyways. Thanks for making my night interesting too guys. Really nice meeting you guys.
Ha ha ha SORRY!!! That was my mistake! I am really bad with names!!Better with cars!!
leebutts
1 AYC Bar
Whatever, you went to buy a Legnum and ended up with an Aristo...
VR4Rocket
Leaving Skid Marks
- Location
- Queensland
- First Name
- Kevin
- Drive
- Was a Ralliart Colt, was a 1997 Toyota Aristo was a 1996 Legnum..Now an XR5 Turbo
Yeah I missed out on the "monster truck" legnum that I wanted.....lol
Nice pic Gav!!! Only 1 and it was the one that counted!
Nice pic Gav!!! Only 1 and it was the one that counted!
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- #85
Cheers Kevin, if you 've seen my handiwork in other threads, I always do the "angle" shot to best fit the car on a diagonal plane. For the other curious viewers, that's him in the white cap!
Yeah with all that sun, cant ever have enough protection.
i think you'll find its funner at night for the simple fact theres less people on the roadcan you imagine trying to do that exact same drive but with traffic? lol
oh yeah, didnt think of that haha
VR4Rocket
Leaving Skid Marks
- Location
- Queensland
- First Name
- Kevin
- Drive
- Was a Ralliart Colt, was a 1997 Toyota Aristo was a 1996 Legnum..Now an XR5 Turbo
With all that diff noise..........lol
leebutts
1 AYC Bar
naughtika
OzVR4 Stalker
was going to say the same thing.. LOL
yeah, I might bring ear plugs along next time...
and also bring in some body protection.. you'll never know when the car will turn into pieces
lol christian my cars fine
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Hmmmmmmm.... Mebbe not a VR4. Even though they are nice..... I'm not so sure... We'll see, eh?
And if I did get one. It'd be a Galant. I can't stand wagons. xD
- Location
- ormeau@gc.qld.au
- First Name
- Matt :)
- Drive
- 1963 Toyota Lite-Stout & 2007 Toyota Blade Master G
Wagons are King!
king_panther
Gettin' tanked
- Location
- New South Wales
- First Name
- Brad
- Drive
- 2012 VW Caddy 1.6TDI 7-Speed DSG. Still crappy DSG.....
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Unregistered
Next time buzzpuppy...
Funner.....? Funner? What sort of word is that Josh, ha ha english speak, hard speak hey?
Funner.....? Funner? What sort of word is that Josh, ha ha english speak, hard speak hey?
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- #97
Home safe and sound... it's a bit weird knowing that I'm back in Melbourne. It's as if I can just jump in my car, drive for a few minutes and hey-presto, I'm at the car wash where you lot are
Loki kinda looks ok... but then again, anything looks ok after work drinks, flight drinks, and pitch darkness. I will check him out in the morning.
Loki kinda looks ok... but then again, anything looks ok after work drinks, flight drinks, and pitch darkness. I will check him out in the morning.
VR4Rocket
Leaving Skid Marks
- Location
- Queensland
- First Name
- Kevin
- Drive
- Was a Ralliart Colt, was a 1997 Toyota Aristo was a 1996 Legnum..Now an XR5 Turbo
Hey come on...don't let only driving in Josh's car put you off.....ha ha
REMEMBER the back seats of a station wagon fold down....he he he giggidy
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- #100
Well, took a look at Loki this morning.
Mike, I'll work on those photos during my lunch break
The rear skirt is cracked where it attaches to the wheel wells (shoved forward). The other driver hit me pretty low so the back bumped is scuffed but the brackets need to be replaced/bent-back-and-reinforced.
I called the other driver back, letting her know that it wasn't a Magna wagon that she'd hit but I could hear her almost squirm when I mentioned "limited-release Japanese grey import" in our conversation.
It doesn't look so bad, but previous experience has told me to check structurally. Hell, one wagon I drove had light marks on the bumper, but the hit had transferred energy THROUGH the floorpan and you could see crinkles in the rear floor of the wagon when the carpet was removed and it had developed a "crab-walking" stance when driving. Another dead Sigma GK wagon.
Amber, I agree with Kevin on all accounts. I've driven station wagons since I was 19 and it's my "ute with a lid", with mountain bikes, dogs, guitar amps/band gear, camping gear for festivals ("The Falls" Festival, Pyramid Rock, etc etc etc) and other shenanigans. ALTHOUGH I was trying to raise funds when that red Super VR-4 Galant went up on sale here a few months ago.
...oh, and post up your pics too!
Mike, I'll work on those photos during my lunch break
The rear skirt is cracked where it attaches to the wheel wells (shoved forward). The other driver hit me pretty low so the back bumped is scuffed but the brackets need to be replaced/bent-back-and-reinforced.
I called the other driver back, letting her know that it wasn't a Magna wagon that she'd hit but I could hear her almost squirm when I mentioned "limited-release Japanese grey import" in our conversation.
It doesn't look so bad, but previous experience has told me to check structurally. Hell, one wagon I drove had light marks on the bumper, but the hit had transferred energy THROUGH the floorpan and you could see crinkles in the rear floor of the wagon when the carpet was removed and it had developed a "crab-walking" stance when driving. Another dead Sigma GK wagon.
Amber, I agree with Kevin on all accounts. I've driven station wagons since I was 19 and it's my "ute with a lid", with mountain bikes, dogs, guitar amps/band gear, camping gear for festivals ("The Falls" Festival, Pyramid Rock, etc etc etc) and other shenanigans. ALTHOUGH I was trying to raise funds when that red Super VR-4 Galant went up on sale here a few months ago.
...oh, and post up your pics too!
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