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DSC01427-2 by Phil, on Flickr
Hi.
After being brutally ripped a new ass hole by police on New years eve and starting to have trouble fitting my camera equipment in my old car:
DSC00558 by Phil, on Flickr
15823242_944771792321813_4230730733595703355_n by Phil, on Flickr
I decided it was time to get something bigger that would actually fit things in it but still be cool whilst looking a bit more "reasonable" so as to avoid getting pulled over and fined all the time living in this stupid country of illegal car modifications known as Australia.
I bought the car from a guy up in Queensland and had it freighted down to a depot an hour away from my house. Picked the car up the next day after it arrived and was excited as hell!
DSC00708 by Phil, on Flickr
DSC00715 by Phil, on Flickr
Looked great, came on Work Schwert SC2's, Tein Flex Z coilovers and some adjustable arms in the rears too! Score!
But into all of 20 minutes of owning the car, that part about avoiding getting pulled over didn't last long.
DSC00714 by Phil, on Flickr
Major defect notice and $389 fine. You can probably see my disgust even in the potato photo from the crap this guy was speaking. Just Australia things. Apparently if you hit a gutter at 15km/h with stretched tires you'll flip your car and die... Think the cop needs to attend a physics class for once in his life.
Being so shaken after the stupid stuff around of getting pulled up so quickly, I decided even though I'm low on cash since my old car hasn't sold yet, that I should go out of my way to get some daily wheels. The next day I ended up with a set of Work Eurolines.
It looks surprisingly sweet even with the garbage fitment (given I did drop the car a little bit more), but that's just the nature of needing daily wheels in this god forsaken country I guess.
DSC00747 by Phil, on Flickr
DSC00748 by Phil, on Flickr
DSC00754 by Phil, on Flickr
DSC00755 by Phil, on Flickr
DSC00757 by Phil, on Flickr
I'm still shaken having been pulled over so fast sooo, think it's time I get some bags. That's all for now.
DSC01427-2 by Phil, on Flickr
Hi.
After being brutally ripped a new ass hole by police on New years eve and starting to have trouble fitting my camera equipment in my old car:
DSC00558 by Phil, on Flickr
15823242_944771792321813_4230730733595703355_n by Phil, on Flickr
I decided it was time to get something bigger that would actually fit things in it but still be cool whilst looking a bit more "reasonable" so as to avoid getting pulled over and fined all the time living in this stupid country of illegal car modifications known as Australia.
I bought the car from a guy up in Queensland and had it freighted down to a depot an hour away from my house. Picked the car up the next day after it arrived and was excited as hell!
DSC00708 by Phil, on Flickr
DSC00715 by Phil, on Flickr
Looked great, came on Work Schwert SC2's, Tein Flex Z coilovers and some adjustable arms in the rears too! Score!
But into all of 20 minutes of owning the car, that part about avoiding getting pulled over didn't last long.
DSC00714 by Phil, on Flickr
Major defect notice and $389 fine. You can probably see my disgust even in the potato photo from the crap this guy was speaking. Just Australia things. Apparently if you hit a gutter at 15km/h with stretched tires you'll flip your car and die... Think the cop needs to attend a physics class for once in his life.
Being so shaken after the stupid stuff around of getting pulled up so quickly, I decided even though I'm low on cash since my old car hasn't sold yet, that I should go out of my way to get some daily wheels. The next day I ended up with a set of Work Eurolines.
It looks surprisingly sweet even with the garbage fitment (given I did drop the car a little bit more), but that's just the nature of needing daily wheels in this god forsaken country I guess.
DSC00747 by Phil, on Flickr
DSC00748 by Phil, on Flickr
DSC00754 by Phil, on Flickr
DSC00755 by Phil, on Flickr
DSC00757 by Phil, on Flickr
I'm still shaken having been pulled over so fast sooo, think it's time I get some bags. That's all for now.
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