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Next time you replace pads, go for an Australian made Bendix pad. These are slightly harder, longer lasting and most importantly create substantially less dust. These can come in a range of types, sports or heavy duty being the hardest, however the harder the pad, the less effective they are...

Really nice mate.

Hahahahaha, I was thinking exactly the same thing Bryce. That’s not a front spoiler or air dam. It’s a cow catcher!!

Gents, A couple f pics of my nieces ute or pick up (depending on what part of the world you are from) complete with their business signage.

Same here mate. A bit of a full on week with back to back meetings, and heaps of face time with customers and their new trucks. It’s actually been working pretty well. I can train someone in Newcastle for 2 hours, then 15 minutes later do the same with a customer in prestons. How’s the beer...

Hope everyone is doing well during this now double (or is it triple) extended lockdown.

I gave up being naughty years ago :cool:

But the links clearly states that she is a “hotgirl” !!

No, I don’t click the link :unsure:

Covid pending, it will be great.

Ok, Where is that held mate?

Looks mint mate. Love to see it in the metal one day.

Oh yeah. I’ll ask her as they get classic cars all the time to work on. They have the only dyno between Sydney & Melbourne, so all the nice cars come to them.

A comfy happy dog = a happy Brian. The ride on my nieces F350 is quite good. However it brings a whole new meaning to awkward parking. I can park a prime mover easier than this big prick!

Gents, I’ve never seen a type of family vehicle (which is what the author is bitching about, not the commercial merit) that has caused so much controversy in all my life. Some people are SO against them, I’ve never seen any vehicle do this before. Is he jealous? Can he not afford one of his own...

Some different examples/models of the Suzuki’s Boulevard. Last 2 are custom. Nice call Styria. I like it as well

I’d offer $5 k only if it drives and stops ok Michel. Oh, and if there were no warning lights on.

Brian is spot on. You do have to look, feel and smell The smell is very important.

Fully agree with both of you.

I’m not a huge Spirit expert but a few things of note I would deduct if I was judging, based on the fact it is a low mileage car, and “fully restored” to me this means factory original. I really do not believe this car has only 47,000 miles. I will need some input from the expert judge Brian...