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Posted: Fri Aug 03, 07 3:10 pm
by Anonymous
OOOOhhhhhh. .
Next you will be telling me that when they refer to Ho's they aint talkin about moss removal from the croquet lawn
Posted: Fri Aug 03, 07 3:15 pm
by Dave-R
I have a copy of "Boys in the Hood" so I am well up on this stuff.
Posted: Fri Aug 03, 07 5:48 pm
by Dave999
You can't use a hoe for that.
you need a bleeding rake
Now where's my 40
or i'll have to pull a gat!!!!!!!!!!
one eighty seven.............................
dave
Posted: Tue Dec 16, 08 5:10 pm
by Anonymous
Bringing this back up as I was going back through the photos and realised I had enough to do this...
Posted: Tue Dec 16, 08 6:03 pm
by Derek
Very clever Nick
Posted: Tue Dec 16, 08 7:17 pm
by AllKiller
It must get panel damage doin that....and panel fit must change from day to day
COOL though
Posted: Tue Dec 16, 08 9:10 pm
by Anonymous
Nick is/was the car known as high risk? And a straight 6 with 3sp manual?
Posted: Tue Dec 16, 08 9:26 pm
by Anonymous
Thanks guys. Yeah they sure take a beating those lowriders.
Marc, "Risky Business" I think, he sold it not long after that shoot last year.
Posted: Tue Dec 16, 08 9:32 pm
by Anonymous
Thats it, Risky Business, my (at the time) 19 year old mate had that for a few months this summer, great fun car, he got pulled so much for driving that about
Posted: Tue Dec 16, 08 9:56 pm
by Cannonball
marc-jerryatric wrote:Thats it, Risky Business, my (at the time) 19 year old mate had that for a few months this summer, great fun car, he got pulled so much for driving that about
you better buy it then marc,
or send bri the link,
Posted: Tue Dec 16, 08 10:00 pm
by Anonymous
not for me Dunc, and it went back down south in the summer,