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I like the construction "men at work" sign in the middle of those two cars (what's the other one anyway? some sort of Silvia or Skyline?). Working is something neither of those cars is gonna be doing in a while.
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I'm not surprised to see this from HK. I had a friend that used to street race there. When the stakes are high, they do aggressive street racing where they try to do anything to win, make contact, and even knock the guy off the road.
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Originally posted by pjal84
I like the construction "men at work" sign in the middle of those two cars (what's the other one anyway? some sort of Silvia or Skyline?). Working is something neither of those cars is gonna be doing in a while.
I like the construction "men at work" sign in the middle of those two cars (what's the other one anyway? some sort of Silvia or Skyline?). Working is something neither of those cars is gonna be doing in a while.
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Originally posted by pjal84
I like the construction "men at work" sign in the middle of those two cars (what's the other one anyway? some sort of Silvia or Skyline?). Working is something neither of those cars is gonna be doing in a while.
I like the construction "men at work" sign in the middle of those two cars (what's the other one anyway? some sort of Silvia or Skyline?). Working is something neither of those cars is gonna be doing in a while.
Its a modded Honda Civic (the newspaper said)
the driver of the civic has racing backgrounds in Asia, the lancer wouldn't let him cut in so the civic slammed into the light post and the lancer.
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Here's a quote from one of the guys on my other board who drives an EVO7 in HongKong... his writing style is somewhat unintelligable but you can make it out.
"The guy who driving the civic Type R is a well know (For HK ppl) Street racer "Blind Hung" he was racing with his follower who driving the Evo 6...The Police clock him doing 198KMh in a 80 zone. After..he got clock,he was about to do a U-turn on the intersection, the guy who driving the EVO ram into him, He was hospitalized with internal bleeding, the guy who driving the EVO leave without a scratch... "
"The guy who driving the civic Type R is a well know (For HK ppl) Street racer "Blind Hung" he was racing with his follower who driving the Evo 6...The Police clock him doing 198KMh in a 80 zone. After..he got clock,he was about to do a U-turn on the intersection, the guy who driving the EVO ram into him, He was hospitalized with internal bleeding, the guy who driving the EVO leave without a scratch... "
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Originally posted by Billy
Here's a quote from one of the guys on my other board who drives an EVO7 in HongKong... his writing style is somewhat unintelligable but you can make it out.
"The guy who driving the civic Type R is a well know (For HK ppl) Street racer "Blind Hung" he was racing with his follower who driving the Evo 6...The Police clock him doing 198KMh in a 80 zone. After..he got clock,he was about to do a U-turn on the intersection, the guy who driving the EVO ram into him, He was hospitalized with internal bleeding, the guy who driving the EVO leave without a scratch... "
Here's a quote from one of the guys on my other board who drives an EVO7 in HongKong... his writing style is somewhat unintelligable but you can make it out.
"The guy who driving the civic Type R is a well know (For HK ppl) Street racer "Blind Hung" he was racing with his follower who driving the Evo 6...The Police clock him doing 198KMh in a 80 zone. After..he got clock,he was about to do a U-turn on the intersection, the guy who driving the EVO ram into him, He was hospitalized with internal bleeding, the guy who driving the EVO leave without a scratch... "