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A page for the rarest of them all, manual series 2 R33 sedan :) . . .

I think a vote like last time might be a good idea, we voted last time didn't we???? I dunno, I can't remember really, just talking shite like usual. . . . .

We should try and include more cars this year...and a good way to do tht would be to have model specific pages...

ie: Jan: R32s, Feb: R33s, March: R34s, then stageas, ceffys etc etc...and then you can still have single model pages as well for the rest of the months...maybe even a page for V35s if we have any.....

A page for the rarest of them all, manual series 2 R33 sedan :D . . .

I think a vote like last time might be a good idea, we voted last time didn't we???? I dunno, I can't remember really, just talking shite like usual. . . . .

No vote last time, I dictated!

I think maybe not neccesarilly model specific pages,

but more group pics or similar pairs would be a good idea.

Well, I might not have had the time to appear at the last few club events becuase of work but my 33 is definatly worth an appearance in the calender......well at least 2DMAX and ZOOM magazine seem to think so :ban:

Whats the deadline for the photos??

Well, I might not have had the time to appear at the last few club events becuase of work but my 33 is definatly worth an appearance in the calender......well at least 2DMAX and ZOOM magazine seem to think so :D

Whats the deadline for the photos??

If you take the time to look at last years calendar, you'll see its not about who can throw the most money at their car and how many magazines you can get into :ban:

IT IS all about being part of the club.

Deadline wont be for a few months so you've got plenty of time to make appearances and do your bit for the club :P

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