spotted a nugget gold LS with ausmini sticker parked at Rooty Hill railway carpark today. I'm guessing it's Bob's?

KB

yeah that would be me. thanks mate finally ive been spotted after driving to the city for the last two months i end up getting spotted in my home town
do u live in the area ??

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1978 NUGGET GOLD 1275 LS

Yeah I live at Plumpton and work at Glendenning. The first time ever I happened to be at the station picking someone up during work hours.

You won't see my mini though - only comes out for special occasions!
KB

Well get real plate!

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Stop Licking the Dog...I Don't Care Who Started It

huh??


if you live in plumpton u may have seen me before i work at the dominos pizza at rooty hill as a delivery boy and i was doing them in the mini for a while if you ever ordered pizza from there its likely youve seen me i used to work there full time over 60 hours a week where in plumpton you live im just near kimberly park

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1978 NUGGET GOLD 1275 LS

What Gaf means is that my car is on club plates so it only comes out occasionally - hence the "real plate" comment. To which I will reply Gaf that it only costs me $58/yr for rego & CTP and that although I can't just get in it and drive, I can drive it to most events or outings I choose, provided my registrar knows - so there

I do go to Domino's in rooty hill (or I used to before my cardiologist banned pizza from my diet), but I always picked up.

We'll catch up on the 17th no doubt.
Kevin.

tightass

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Yes I'm a tightass Betty, BUT, I've got five cars and a motorbike. If I fully registered and insured all five it would cost me in the order of $6500 per year. Three of the cars are historics so for $550 I can register and insure all three for less than the cost of full rego for one!

four of the cars are manual which my wife can't drive, she can't ride a motorbike, and my daughter at 17mths can't either although she tries, so it will be a while before I need to share with anyone, so mostly they sit in the shed waiting for 'their' turn