WinKE55

What Service Australian Air Force Cadets Squadron 226 I think. What Era or timeframe 2004-2005 era What rank or position you gained Gained no rank, was there only for a few months. So only Cadet. Experiences I learnt more about the Air Force, just the environment I was in felt better and felt I was doing something for the better not for the worst. Gained knowledge in marching and what it's like if I ever want to be in the Defence Force. I also gained a trip to ADFA and that was probably the most memorable time I have had during my Air Force Cadet time. Seeing the Army showing off there ambush techniques infront of a wide audience shooting blanks at each other, seeing all the big ass helicopters the Navy and Air Force use, Actually going inside of them and learning bits and pieces about the incredible machines. Even jumping in an APC and picking up several types of weapons and see how they work. Such things as grenade launchers, RPG launchers, different types of Styres and many different kind of cool stuff. Though I grew tired of it as I wish I was on or at like an Army camp base setup, always giving us fun/exciting things to do like pushing us to go through obstacle courses etc. We were in Beenleigh High School after hours etc..

If you are trying to remove the tie rod being the balljoint area that is on your stub axle area, get the hammer and smash the stub axle area where the balljoint is with a hammer. Make sure you use some grunt though, My drivers side came out piss easy, but my passenger side took me a bit of hard hits. Don't actually hit the balljoint though, or the thread as you may damage it.

Get the police in your car, and go up the same dirt road and see what happens. Though if I were you, I would either pack heat or wear a vest yourself before things start to fly. Though least you are alive now, that is all that matters.

I was in the Air Force Cadets, and although I didn't like drill I still did it and was worth the experience and joys I also got out of it going to ADFA etc. And I agree with post above. Air Force is the best, though Army is something I would like to try out but Navy is a little.. erm.. to not my style.

To get items mailed to you to be in shit condition. Or to really look at something, and find out that it has many problems and if it was even worth buying. What pisses me off most, is that I thought it could be from people I would rather trust, though you learn to trust no one, even if you have something in common.

Nice buy for $100, I think you should give me those rims. Haha, nah nice buy either way man. I'm sure it will look the goods in the future

It does have a code that is on the chassis; HSFA-02813 or whatever the last number is, that number is also should be on the top of your driver strut tower area.

To accomplish things on time and 110% efficiency. Warm hugs of people you have feelings for are always nice.

I hate Goodoogas like you

Lol, I admit my shoes hit the brake and accelerate pedal, but your brake pedal is way way way too spongy Jon hah, dangerously spongy. But we didn't crash. So all is well.

I'm in, all done and done. Taz has the money.

Congratulations. All the Mathews I know are skinny and funny, hopefully your baby will be too surely. Men cry too, so don't worry :dance:

Yes, they are on this forum. They had the photoshoot a month ago or something. They are pretty sweet Corollas.

My god. I thought it would depend as well if you either get someone else to do it for you or whether you do it yourself. Doing it yourself would be cheaper, though depending on how good you are will determine the finish.

How about Sota for Soda water

Where did you get those flares and where did you get those sexy rims??

The 5 years is very possible. A friend of mine had lots of trouble. He use to drink and drive too much, one time rolled this car, tryed to push the car back on it's wheels and then the cops showed so he tryed to run on foot with his mates. Ended up getting 4 years ban on driving. Becareful.

Probably power to weight ratio figures. Australia is cracking down on hooning and is probably going to only be getting more strict in a few years.

I called my KE55 Cathy, or Catherine. I found jewelery in my car with bracelets, necklaces and earings and on the bracelet it said "Catherine" so that is her name for me. What about Bruce?

Changing a head gasket on a 4k isn't that hard my friend.. Give it a try :) Just mark the bolts if you have to, and when you are tightening the head down, make sure you tighten the bolts from the middle then work your way out on each side.

I would say Ute as well. Maybe drive around and see if there is any damage to any utes around the place, see if your paint is on there car or not. Though finding the ute or car maybe like finding a needle in a hay stack but it is always good to go look. IMO I would bring a bag or crowbar just for scare tactics. Though I don't advise you to do the same. Wont be cheap either from the looks of that, I have never seen the shell just split like that before.

Is there a proper deadline to meet?

Welcome Misled. Hope you enjoy it here as much as I have already. Belmont isn't that far. It is over next to MT Gravatt area. You are around 30-40 mins drive from Bethania which is where I am located. So all in all you are in an alright distance from people.

Depends what you call. NOS or replica panels. The Replica panels are stupid. They don't fit and just bring hell to your life. Unless you are very good at cutting metal and modifications then becareful of the replica front guards for KE30 - 55 wise.

So will the kit be 373.639 AUD for us? or $480?