Which one to choose....

[750hp]

Rebel - after I fumble around all day while I'm at Scott's shed, desperately trying to do some work on the Cobra with my own hands, I generally give up and let Scott fix what I've half destroyed. I know my weaknesses all too well, so it's fun to get my own back and poke fun at Scott when I have the chance.....
SPELLING....... I think he locked himself in the Manual Arts / Metalwork building at scholl while the rest of the students had moved onto the English class. Here's something I posted about two months ago...

Originally posted by 750hp


Scott OZVENOM builds some "out there" machinery that others don't have the talent / foresight / balls to build. His AWD twin turbo car will be an amazing sight when it's finished. It's in the early stages at present - the Lexus Quad Cammer is installed, along with the Nissan GTR independent rear. The car is complete and registered, currently in rear wheel drive configuration. I've seen the front diff, turbos, intercooler and plumbing - all ready to go when the time arises. Can you imagine what a 600+hp, AWD, 2200lb Cobra will accelerate like!?!

Scott, I have a proposition for you.

You have done (or will do) the following on my car :
Chassis work
Suspension work
Steering work
Engine mounts
Transmission mounts
Fibreglass work - including the infamous Mount Kosciuszko...
Alloy panelling
Intercooler plumbing
Fuel system design and fabrication
Swirl Pot
Accusump install and mods
Oil breather tank
Roll bar and mounts
Custom dashboard
Lift-off front
Brakes
Engine start-up and checking
Seat belts
Seat mounts
Door and boot latch assemblies
A million various fabrication jobs
Complete assembly of vehicle
Complete systems check.

In return, I offer the following:
Spell checking
Advice regarding correct construction of sentences, and
Punctuation advice.

Don't get all offended and charge me more money for your labour costs now!!!

While I'm here joking about your cheery lack of concern for correct spelling and punctuation, you're probably out in the shed turning up some trick little custom fabricated bits and pieces that'll blow me away the next time I visit. The end result is that while I can type on a computer all day about building Cobras, you're out there actually doing it....