AUSTRALIA CAR PICS !!

I don't I could convince him to part with that yoke it's his pride and joy. I'll put up more tomorrow night I'm jet lagged to fu*k I'm off to bed man
 
Nice one dec

Love the green old school Holden

Can't wait to see what u buy & for your members car blog :goodjob:
 
good stuff dec.. with that amount of miles done you've had a good few petrol stops
 
i was actually surprised Gerry I know the speeds are lower than here(110kmh) and it was mostly motorway miles but it was returning 550-600 kms per tank which I taught was excellent I don't know if that was down to the better fuel or what .is that normal for them ?????
 
a couple of scoobie pics

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[quote author=WAGON DEC link=topic=42346.msg485275#msg485275 date=1406840900]
i was actually surprised Gerry I know the speeds are lower than here(110kmh) and it was mostly motorway miles but it was returning 550-600 kms per tank which I taught was excellent I don't know if that was down to the better fuel or what .is that normal for them ?????
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Absolute max I get out of a tank on average would be 260-270 miles, though usually fill by 240 as don't want to take a chance with starvation going around a corner. In theory, taking the best avg consumption on long motorway run to Limerick I could get about 540kms on a tank... There's little difference between consumption before the remap and after from what I noticed. Seeing about 12.4L/100km avg ~ 22-23mpg and best ever was 26mpg.
 
Some great pics dec, brothers hawk looks well, also liking the new saloons, orange and white ones especially!
 
and to think eli that orange car is a wrx >>>>> we really get the sh*t in Europe I think when you see what they get over there
 
its a limited edition called a club spec evo 2012 edition has an aweful lot of sti parts on it pretty cool I think in that colour
 
[quote author=WAGON DEC link=topic=42346.msg485275#msg485275 date=1406840900]
i was actually surprised Gerry I know the speeds are lower than here(110kmh) and it was mostly motorway miles but it was returning 550-600 kms per tank which I taught was excellent I don't know if that was down to the better fuel or what .is that normal for them ?????
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same as Keadeen there I don't get over 27 mpg in mine on long motorway spin. Get 22-23 mpg normally but that time I brought it to the Nurburgring I got 33 mpg over 1800 miles and we were fairly moving. Its the fuel here. Like the cars we get the sh*t
 
ye that is what I taught it must be the fuel ,over there a Scooby is classed as great run around most petrol heads have a v8 holden or ford and a wrx is the school run car its gas I suppose its easy when you don't even have to insure a car as your rego covers 3rd party insurance and fuel is about 1.00- 1.10 euro a litre
 
they were at a monthly meet for the Melbourne old school cruisers club all road cars no trailer queens ,I did a v8 supercar driving day in eastern creek Sydney that was great crack 450-500 bhp v8 touring car and a pro race driving in with you to egg ya on :multijump: that was great crack and did a few karting drives over there too even set the lap record in one place
 
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they were at a monthly meet for the Melbourne old school cruisers club all road cars no trailer queens ,I did a v8 supercar driving day in eastern creek Sydney that was great crack 450-500 bhp v8 touring car and a pro race driving in with you to egg ya on :multijump: that was great crack and did a few karting drives over there too even set the lap record in one place
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Legend. Good times so. :icon_pray:
 
ye a great trip eoin over too quick. even went and got engaged over there I must be losing it in my old age :multijump:
 
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ye a great trip eoin over too quick. even went and got engaged over there I must be losing it in my old age :multijump:
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Good man congrats to ye
 
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