Post a pic of your real car
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JacoJa
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Wow... I'm surprised at how different the options are between each states. Sounds quite dear over there. Here you only have to pay once, and you can own those plates for the rest of your life without additional payments. I think I payed something like $550 for the custom series acrylic plates... but aluminium's are cheaper, and other style plates can be a lot cheaper. The black slimlines on my 7th gen Celica were $150, and I reckon they looked quite good.
http://www.transport.wa.gov.au/licensing/20416.asp
Cool Accord, btw.
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Wow... I'm surprised at how different the options are between each states. Sounds quite dear over there. Here you only have to pay once, and you can own those plates for the rest of your life without additional payments. I think I payed something like $550 for the custom series acrylic plates... but aluminium's are cheaper, and other style plates can be a lot cheaper. The black slimlines on my 7th gen Celica were $150, and I reckon they looked quite good.
http://www.transport.wa.gov.au/licensing/20416.asp
Cool Accord, btw.
Thanks
Yeah I heard SA and NSW are the worst ripoffs here, and we don't even get a real good choice. I'd be more than happy to pay $550+ once off. The "personalised" plates are $180 once off and they have a decent colour range, the only restriction is it has to be 1 letter and 5 numbers, or 5 letters then one number or in between, with the ugly government logo dividing the letters and numbers which I don't like. It also doesn't say SA anywhere on these ones, it would be good to have them down the side like yours or even at the top.I would have also liked an SA - Gateway to the Outback plate, especially living in a semi-outback area, but apparently these and any other specialty plates of the type are discontinued. I guess other than that the range isn't too bad, I guess I could go with the premium type too, they look alright.
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- GTRulez
i was about to go there aswell. too bad i couldnt drive because of my foot injury (ff in nederlands, meerdere enkelbanden verrekt
)here is another one, shot by a friend of mine
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Yea, was a great meet despite the cold weather and the long drive we had to make. (lange rit hoor, Groningen. 
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Great photo, and have a quick recovery of your injury. 👍
)Great photo, and have a quick recovery of your injury. 👍
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Newest addition to the fleet. My wife already says she's not going to drive it.
The look on your dog's face is classic.
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my baby 
(1999 Honda Civic EX)
(1999 Honda Civic EX)
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I plan on picking up a '86 Mustang GT with a built 5.0 (302) for $4800 obo. A steal if I might add.
Other than that I'm carless at the moment. The only other thing I really work on though is our truck. SO much money has gone in that thing (3 motors, 3 entire rebuilds, roll bars, 9 rims, spotlights etc). Thing gets maybe 3 miles a gallon. Trying to get it back up to 12 is a pain in the but though. With all the stuff we done to the Windsor that's in it now will never happen though.
Other than that I'm carless at the moment. The only other thing I really work on though is our truck. SO much money has gone in that thing (3 motors, 3 entire rebuilds, roll bars, 9 rims, spotlights etc). Thing gets maybe 3 miles a gallon. Trying to get it back up to 12 is a pain in the but though. With all the stuff we done to the Windsor that's in it now will never happen though.
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Daily driver is a CR-V.. But my baby is my 1992 Z28 25th Anniversary Edition (it has the 5.7 TPI). It needs some restoring though. Old pics shown.
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Cool, I used to own a 99 civic but a 4 door, I think it rode better than the 2002 civic coupe I replaced it with. Suspension on 99's were still double wish-bone front and rear, 2001's had the basic strut front suspension. Currently it's a 06 CRV for winter and a new Taffetta white 2011 Accord coupe for the summer. Love Hondas... Even my weed whacker is a Honda
That's a nice Camaro Bobby-Vegas, Hold onto it
That's a nice Camaro Bobby-Vegas, Hold onto it
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Create an account here: http://photobucket.com/ and upload image(s).
View album and click on Direct link when hovering over your image(s).
When creating a new post click the Insert Image button and paste the previously copied link into the URL request pop up and then click ok.
Done
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ZohsixGT5
Is that seriously yours? That is AWESOME!
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Whoops
didn't earlier accords (late 80's) and early 90's civics use double wishbones in rear the suspension? They were advertised that way.
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Well **** I did'nt even know this thread existed............Some damn fine rides here but I dont drive a car........Maybe Kaz can add this beast 420rwhp/750lbs of TORQUE!!
Oh yeah it's AWD when I want it to be............
Oh yeah it's AWD when I want it to be............
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