My apologies Muggz, didn't mean any offence. I know the vast majority are not Trevs but it's the first thing that came to mind, kinda knee-jerk reaction. Ill considered, my bad.

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Very nice Muggz, one lefthand and one righthand!!
Actually don't you need to have signs/stickers on the lefthander stating it is a lefthand drive?

I can't believe there is a clean Forester in the background!

Muggz is the biggest trev of them all..

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All hail King Trevor !

Where did the term 'Trev' originate? I assume it means some kind of bogan car enthusiast? Is it a PWRX thing?
Reason I ask is because I know a few Trevs and all of them are old, drive sensible cars (like a beige Sonata) and have no interest in dropping a skid.
Back in the Ravenswood drags era, every second car was driven by a guy called Kevin or Wayne and the chicks were all Raelene. When did it change?

its all Trev and Shazza now

Really?
I do my shopping in Forestfield, work in Maddington and regularly go to the drags. (three of the top 10 bogan hangouts for sure) and I must say I don't seem to find too many people called Trevor that fit the stereotype.

I've an uncle Trevor, he worked for 40 years for the Education Department and never drove anything more inspiring than a 4 cylinder.

My late Father's name was Trevor, school techer, he drove a Kombi.

My mate, Trevor, Architecht, Prado.

My Neighbour, Trevor, business proprietor, Landcruiser.

Maybe I'm thinking too much about it, but I'd wager that the average age for someone called Trevor would have to be 50+ years. It hasn't been a popular name for years. Like Arthur or Gordon.

Looks like the chinese u ate tonight has given you the runs dougy.. hahaha

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Kenoath mate, it was shithouse. My anoos feels like sleeve of wizard.

Off topic's for dribble is it not?

you mean your anoos hang like mouth of tired dog? well since ive had a licence past 5 years its been trev! haha