Bluebear

Mate, just catch the train there, as long as you're there, thats all we want Can you not get a lift with anyone on the site?

Toyota Owners Club, my dad has the username of blutto on there.

If there's not gonna be that many people in the convoy, I might travel down with the parents on Thursday, as they have Advanced tickets as well. Who is going to be in the convoy so far?

What the shit.

Got the ticket today ^-^

Bottom one, deffo. Looks a lot more aggresive.

Asad will no longer be on his own! He has the only other? 5dr Green Starlet. Good to see the progress already, steelies sounds sleeper HID's look good. Take a look at the UKSC Classifieds, I think theres one or two bargain backboxes/exhaust systems up for grabs

Dad is on both, his user name his blutto Quick update on the wheels, looks like no-one in the UK is bringing them in from Malaysia (where the company is based). So now he's looking at Rota Torques and some OZ's. He desperately wants a new set in time for JAE

Yeah, they come in a 4x100 fitment, don't worry You on Corolla Club UK at all?

As in the title, anyone heard of this CAD company? Dad was looking for some new wheels for his Corolla T-sport ready for JAE, and was browsing rimstyle.com and found them selling these in its catalogue. Do they have a bit of a bad reputation, or are they good? I have to say, the wheels themselves look pretty nice. Their site: http://www.cad-racing.com/ And the wheels that Dad is interested in: http://www.cad-racing.com/newmodels/maglinewheels.html Any info you guys have is appreciated. (PS. Sorry if this topic is out of place)

Bump for Rob! Will PM you my name and address Rob.

I'll come, just not RR my car

Guys. Do I even need to ask? :3 What sizes are you doing? because I'm a fat cunt so I'll need either L or XL depending.

Oh my lol.

Oh my. Bildo, take up the offer of the T518Z And then record Ecks tuning it while muttering, "Be fine yes" to himself.

That's pretty much what I was getting a crate for anyway, to take home ^-^

Fuck it, get me a drum and crate of Gold then Ecks. I'm too wimpy to drink something that obliterated the UKSC club last year.

Well, let me know the prices of say, 12 katy, 12 gold, and 6 of each, and then I'll decide which to get.

What wheels are those Dave? They look mint.

Reckon I'd be able to get a mix instead? Like 6 of Katy and 6 of Gold in a crate?

Seriously good looking GT there, what wheels are those?

1) Bildo - 1x drum. Can I have a price for another crate of Katy like you got me last year aswell please Harry. 2)Bluebear - 1x drum, and a tentative request for a crate of Gold depending on price. 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 9) 10)

Always loved these cars, me and Ecks were jawing on Facebook about them not too long ago, then some Yank big-headed prick that I have in my friends joined in the discussion, and me and Ecks could not get it through his thick skull that oldschool cool > power.

"Legendary guitarist Les Paul, who pioneered designs of electric guitars and helped usher in the birth of rock and roll, has died aged 94. He died of complications from pneumonia at a New York hospital, his lawyer Michael Braunstein said. Paul had been a dominant force in the music business since the Second World War. He and wife Mary Ford enjoyed a string of hits in the 1940s and 1950s that included Mockin' Bird Hill and How High the Moon. A passionate tinkerer, he created one of the first solid-body electric guitars in 1941, and went on to pioneer multi-track recording. Paul played a key role in the birth of rock and roll in the early 1950s when he teamed up with Gibson. The groundbreaking design became the template for the manufacturer's best-selling electric - the Les Paul model. Introduced in 1952, the instrument continues to be held in the highest esteem. Fans include the likes of Slash, Pete Townshend and Jimmy Page. Paying tribute, Stoke-on-Trent-born Slash said: "Les Paul was a shining example of how full one's life can be. "He was so vibrant and full of positive energy. I'm honoured and humbled to have known and played with him over the years, he was an exceptionally brilliant man." Jazz guitarist Pat Metheny added: "It is hard to over-estimate the impact that Les Paul has had on our culture." Although he started out as a jazz guitarist, Paul's experiments with multi-track recording revolutionised music. After leaving school at 17, he found work in radio bands under the stage name of Rhubarb Red and by 1934 he was in Chicago doing both jazz and hillbilly acts. His achievements came in spite of injuries sustained in a car accident in Oklahoma in 1948. His right arm and elbow were shattered but he convinced doctors to set his broken arm in the guitar-strumming and cradling position. Paul had also survived an earlier near-death experience when he almost electrocuted himself during an experimental session in the cellar of his Queens apartment in 1940. He is survived by his three sons Lester, Gene and Robert, his daughter Colleen Wess, son-in-law Gary Wess, long time friend Arlene Palmer, five grandchildren and five great-grandchildren." (From http://uk.news.yahoo.com/5/20090813/twl-le...g-3fd0ae9.html) All I can say is rest in peace. Without him, the music industry, even the world, would not be what it is today.