318isCoupe

Know anyone who can arrange finance?

That is the single funniest thing I've read on this forum. As for my anti-social behaviour.. I don't start fights, On the new years eve incidents it was all trying to save my cocky best mate from getting his ass kicked and in no way was I the one who threw the first punch.. I rarely am. And I'm sure you got up to plenty of mischief when you were younger!

Reckon that fabric dye spray would do the trick on my seats? (changing the fabric section of a half leather seat from navy blue to black)

Now THAT'S a holiday.

So does the aircon panel not even turn on or function when there's no gas in the system?

Its a bitsa.. from what I can know these are the specs.. It's not built to any particular Moog specification.. Just a jumble of Moog parts that makes some interesting noises, Haven't had much time to fiddle with it as I'm more into my tube-driven organs. From what I know it's probably a butchered system 12 with a few other bits added in here and there, I don't own it but the owner doesn't want it. Custom Moog 12(/3P?), It basically has two of everything.. 904A Lowpass filters x 2, 902 VCA's x2, 911 Envelope generators x2, 2x 921 Oscillators coupled to 1x 921A driver, 921 Oscillators x2, 903 noise source, 905 spring reverb, 907 fixed filter bank, 952 49 note keyboard, Moog system 12 bottom panel with 4 channel mixer and reversible attenuator. Single or Dual Sequencer required. Has a normal output jack + 9 pin leslie output (sounds interesting through a Leslie) All in a home-made vinyl over plywood cabinet roughly the size of a 4x12 speaker cab. Next time I'm out there I'll take some photo's. It looks like something from Dr Who.

999.9hp atw 1129hp at the engine

Wanna buy a moog replica? sounds pretty good!Used to be into my downhill mtb.. ran out of time really, Oropi track in Tauranga used to be ok.. Haven't ridden it in about 3 years.

I collect vintage instruments, surf, skate and manage to get in a lot of fights.

If it comes to it.. It's only ~$60 to get an auto electrical workshop to do it for you.. as long as you haven't made a mess of the factory loom too much.

Identical to my Mums car, except Her's has M-Sport wheels and is a 2000. Those VW R32 Golf's are a fun drive.

How thick can you get it? I might be keen for about half a square metre of around 2.5-3mm thick

Cheeky little buggers for 5'10" and 75 kilo's!

Seconded.

There's more to Tauranga than old people and surfer bums. Especially at New Years when the out of towners start trouble with the locals =]

Got photo's? What exactly do you mean by carbon fibre plate?

I'd drive that Volga V12 in an instant!

I can recommend a few people in Tauranga, but I'll get back to you next week once I'm back at work about some people to contact in Auckland! Good luck!

Spent Christmas with some friends down in Galatea claybird shooting, hunting, fishing and driving the backroads. New Years in Tauranga was fairly average, drank a LOT of Jagermeister (2 bottles + most of a bottle of sambuca) at a friends party before we all got a taxi to the mount, got in a couple of fights because my best friend was on ecstacy hasselling a bunch of skinheads, almost got arrested after beating the crap out of aforementioned skinhead. Broke my hand jumping someones back fence, Missus was in tears because she thought I'd been killed for some reason. Got back home at 5:30am where a bunch of us continued to drink until mid afternoon on new years day... spent the next 2 days recovering. All in all it was a fairly fun holiday... back to work on monday =[

Those are some pretty gangster tail lights. Going the massive chromes, ground scraping, sideways white cap wearing route?

If you've got good general accounting knowledge then pretty much any accounting package is easy to pick up, I've worked largely with J.D Edwards systems (p.o.s) as an entire customised package in a job with a lot of inventory work. For someone with no accounting knowledge that only wants to do the very minimal of accountancy jobs (e.g, a mechanic or plumber who works by himself from home) then I think MYOB would be ideal. However, for someone with some accounting knowledge that wants to be able to make financial reports, manage payroll, due date and unpaid bills, completely electronic invoicing and purchasing and still have plenty more options when it comes to adapting the software to their business.. all in an easy to use software package.. then Quickbooks wins hands down. It's about as close as you can get to a custom designed program without going into 5 figures. The higher levels of Quickbooks especially. I've got an un-opened un-used copy of the previous version of Quickbooks that you may be able to have for cheap. Edit: Quickbooks Premier 06' ... as listed here: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000B8NFHQ/ Never got around to updating from the earlier Quickbooks.. but I've just ordered the 07' copy.

Quickbooks is the best small business accounting program I've used. I found MYOB to be less flexible and adaptable.

It's even easier to change the numbers on an electronic counter than an analog one =] Having driven my mum's E46 320 sedan, I wouldn't go for anything smaller than a 325.

For that money.. how much cooler would a twin turbo V12 E30 be