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Quite possibly little more than novelty value but kinda interesting all the same. http://www.politicalcompass.org/test My score Kinda further left than expected...

You're right! That does sound odd.

2nd that.

So, so rugged. I love it.

Um, not really. Russian?

Really?

New Brew on William Pickering Albany bout 7.30. Proper address is on home page.

Ps, come for a beer at the pub tonight.

Here. All you need to know. Steel: Cold drawn seamless unalloyed carbon steel containing a maximum of 0.22% carbon or, Southward Tube Mills electrically resistant welded unalloyed carbon steel specification: “Rollcage Tube QA D29” or, New Zealand Tube Mills ERW (seamed) tube NZTMQ29 Chrome molly etc is good if you're a pro who has to save every last kg but for us it's pointless.

This is what happens when tyre guys rattle gun on a lock nut. Dont let them do it!

Is your current policy agreed value or did you give them a number, also how are the wheels insured? Separately?

One would think so.

I hope he does. It would be worthy of the 'seriously badarse' comment ha.

A huge improvement, to the point where I can actually watch it. And enjoy it no less ha.

If you're going to do anything, it's worth doing it properly.

Go the Falcon, Jono. Why? They drive like a car. They're tough, can handle a big load and get along ok. Bit bumpy in the ride when the tray is empty and you get pretty good at changing pads and discs. They also bring new meaning to the term 'chassis rigidity' but it's only a ute.

Withdrawn.

How do you walk with your lips 20mm off the ground?

For the benefit of others then, shall we say ha.

No wonder it's matte black, that body is rough as guts. Pretty cool engine though.

Still hasn't answered my question re VIN hmmmm. Dont forget Josh, the 3.2 uses the large case diff and subframe.

Bellicose post is not bellicose?

Kinda hard to get excited about any new car atm. Probably be a hybrid. Turbo fours/electric steering/efficient dynamics zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.....