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Stocks can do something. My E34 has Koni adjustables all round.

Is it diamond schwartz or Black? What condition is the Bonnet in?

I would have stopped. Even 100m up the road and run back. That was not a small crash.

Rubbish BMW being pushed way too hard. http://youtu.be/4j--GhiMXIM

Can ship it for less than that out of LA through Kiwi Shipping. Would be half that.

I was there a few weeks back. Nobody knows its on. Nobody has heard of it. Staying in San Francisco we were asked by a few people who found we were from NZ if we were here to watch some boat racing other NZers had told them about. Logic says Oracle will win. Emotion hopes they do not. The money would do good for Auckland.

I think last time we did it with Soichi it was only $90. But that was a few years back. And mostly his good customers.

Oh man why are you trying to get rid of all those awesome wicker basket deals!

Should sus one with Soichi Dave. He is loving his Euros at the moment.

Mint. Phone version is great. Won't have to play candy crush while on the throne at work no more.

Yes. We picked them up from the depot in Penrose to save the same price in NZ courier prices.

Ahhhh I see this fugly lump of sh*t on the shore often. He must feast on Hate as it gets unbelievable amounts of it.

There was a radiator stand at the Speed show that was really bagging on some of these cheap alloy ones. They had all sorts of comparisons putting them to shame. Never had one myself though so I can't speak from experience. I had a Koyo radiator in my old 180sx. Was great and really high quality. A few friends with high powered nissans run the Mishimoto rads and I have never heard a negative pep from them.

You can consolidate a number of orders and send them all in one shipment. This is what I did to get all my race car parts over at once. Once I selected to ship it took around 3-4 weeks to my door. I paid GST of course as I was bringing in $5K worth of gear. Too hard to hide that sort of value without risking it being stolen.

I shipped 8 huge boxes for a massive total of $160NZD. Shipping from the states is dirt cheap if you have patience. kiwishipping.co.nz run by Mainfreight. The 8 boxes were all car parts. Including a large portion of a motorbike. A full set of 18x10 wheels. And a number of heavy parts. Ship them via Sea unless you are short on time. If I had done this through USPS or something it would have been close to $1K NZD.

Some great firsts. I had an 84 Toyota Soarer 3ltr Manual. I'm surprised it didn't end up like Grahams car. I owned it for something like 8 years. Excuse the 90s photo. Other than the thousands of dollars I paid in WOF fines. The car was also banned from Beachlands in total. Something to do with a boat ramp, some hydraulic fluid, burnouts and a boat dragging its tow vehicle into the tide.

F40 Competizione for me. That sound.

Has anyone seen the Black M5 V10 around Torbay/Browns Bay area. Looks great from the front or the rear. As long as you can't see the f**king horrid colour they painted the poor things wheels. Sounds good though. Fluro wheels ffs.

Same in the E39's.

200kw and 450+nm Little bit quicker than an old land cruiser haha. M just means the car has motorsport parts. M3 or M5 is a different story.

Right so I forgot sorry. Will write it on my hand or something.

I was looking at bringing in a E34 M5 Touring next year. But it would have to be immaculate and I will be required to somehow convince the Mrs. She wants a E92 M335D.

I did wonder who was keeping them alive. I download all the tv shows I want to watch. Though that is not a lot these days. I tried doing it the legal way and paying a subscription. But poor quality, slow downloads, And brilliant "streaming" saw me cancel after a month. Ads that really do piss me off are the ones on Stuff.co.nz's website when you play a video. Compulsory and also FULL VOLUME with no volume control. Can always tell when someone is looking at Stuff at work.

I think I have a couple rolling around. Will have a look.

I need a wide body kit too. But for the E34 and its massive wheels.