Rab

Bloody Dan Andrews

I do mine, then get the kids to do the bits I missed.

Clippers?

Had similar - only when warm etc and randomly happening Turned out it was one of the mounts for the thermo fan - out of balance caused it to stall or almost stall when the fan kicked in Took ages to work out what it was as the fan wasn't always active and the issue only presented when the car was hot AND when the fans were operating. When it did go on the vibrations caused triggered something (knock sensors??) that screwed with the idle. This was back when everything was stock - can imagine it'd be even worse on a tuned engine.

They do vasectomies one nad at a time now?

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GoTim

Vegemite FTW Toasted cheese and vegemite sangas are haute cuisine

Tri tip reverse seared Bloody marvellous

Maybe look at a Vic "short notice" High Country cruise if we're allowed come November?

You'd get along with a mate of mine really well - always has some new fruity coloured beer can. I usually find them to be good for 1 can, not a session. Good old CUB for any more than 2 or 3

Living the dream here mate - might get to leave the house in a month or so lol Bored shitless

Happy birthday Keith

Already Weds - wow

@JETURBO locked himself in and refusing to get out again?

All thumbs here, but got sucked into the Ryobi stuff coz of all the gear you can use from the same batteries. Nothing I ever do is going to be tool depenent to the point where it matters if the stuff is pro vs cheap. I can mow lawns, drill holes, light up places, wash them down, chop trees, grind, cool down, rattle, buff, sand, etc as much as I want off the one colour of batteries from Bunnings If I needed any of that in a serious way or depended on it I'd probably choose a different choice, but am wrapped paying less for stuff that has heaps of uses

Is that her stripper name?

Only if Mrs Puff fails at knitting

Explorer Socks

Sort of build thread for mine here going from stock to what I'm happy with now Heaps of interstate touring, track days (Sandown and Phillip Island) and daily driving. Shockworks coil overs and upgraded brakes (no need to go as far as I did with the brakes) definitely worth every dollar spent regarding the handling and stopping. We're doing (hopefully) the snowies later this year - fantastic roads We try to do Tassie semi regularly too - my favorite

Oh wow - did you get them on cctv? Was it he "usual suspects"?

Will be there

I can't recall from mine (aren't about to pull out the dash to take a look - sorry) but has it got a "lock" on the harness you need to push in to release it, similar to the one below?