Importing modified vehicle.....

[shan75]

Yeah....except for the additional coin.
Car I was looking at had $13K worth of TCP gear fitted to it (with receipts) already.
Happy to have it if it's already on there.

Food for thought though....

[Astro]

Yeah, I am grateful my parents came here. I was just talking to a UK ex-pat that has travelled and worked in many countries, she just got back from the UK and said Aus. is the only country where you can afford to travel with a part-time job.

Having said that, I've been unemployed for over 2 years after the mining boon collapsed, hence why I recently took on this part time work as a driver delivering props.

s

Thought you were a musician Stephen ?

Cheers

J

[StephenSLR]

Thought you were a musician Stephen ?

lol, I'd like to think that too.

Yeah I play in a band but in Aus. that doesn't pay the bills.

s

[Astro]

Thought you were a musician Stephen ?

lol, I'd like to think that too.

Yeah I play in a band but in Aus. that doesn't pay the bills.

s

Unfortunately death metal is not my kind of fix - mostly blues/rock is my go, when I was younger I was into Jim Steinman etc.

That's as hard as I got.

For every person there's a different taste in music

Cheers

J

[StephenSLR]

when I was younger I was into Jim Steinman, etc.

I liked Bad for Good, a shame he didn't have the same success under his own name. For those that don't know he wrote for Meatloaf, Bonnie Tyler, Celine Dion, etc. I don't mind that 80's over-produced schmaltzy sound, lol, I grew up on it.

Although we play Death Doom we still incorporate strong melodies through the female vox, violin & guitar parts.

s

[Astro]

when I was younger I was into Jim Steinman, etc.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5KSYGQjWtSI

I liked Bad for Good, a shame he didn't have the same success under his own name. For those that don't know he wrote for Meatloaf, Bonnie Tyler, Celine Dion, etc. I don't mind that 80's over-produced sound, lol, I grew up on it.

Although we play Death Doom we still incorporate strong melodies through the female vox, violin & guitar parts.

s

I knew the Meatloaf connection - born in '65 so I was mostly into the Oz rock back then...

[StephenSLR]

I knew the Meatloaf connection

Total Eclipse of the Heart is pure Steinman, you'll notice it straight away the next time you hear it .

s

[StephenSLR]

born in '65

Let me guess, you bought a 65 for that very reason? It's why I originally wanted a 66, settled for a 65 and I actually do prefer the honeycomb grille.

s

[69candy]

when I was younger I was into Jim Steinman, etc.

I liked Bad for Good, a shame he didn't have the same success under his own name. For those that don't know he wrote for Meatloaf, Bonnie Tyler, Celine Dion, etc. I don't mind that 80's over-produced schmaltzy sound, lol, I grew up on it.

Although we play Death Doom we still incorporate strong melodies through the female vox, violin & guitar parts.

s

Still got his album somewhere!! His music was all around, and a different style to most. Bat out of hell still one of my fav albums. All songs had a story to them

[Astro]

born in '65

Let me guess, you bought a 65 for that very reason? It's why I originally wanted a 66, settled for a 65 and I actually do prefer the honeycomb grille.

s

Yep - sure did and have spent about that much on its resto, pretty much a new car

J

[cage]

Must be one of the best hijack threads I have seen on here in a long time. You don't see multiple hijacks every day. Well done boys, keep it up.

[StephenSLR]

Must be one of the best hijack threads I have seen on here in a long time.

s

[Astro]

Must be one of the best hijack threads I have seen on here in a long time. You don't see multiple hijacks every day. Well done boys, keep it up.

We have to show the noobs how we roll around here


Cheers

J