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Man i wanted to see your gtr man!! ^^

Speak to ya online anyways.. but come dude!!

Yes someone please bring a digicam please!! And a good one also lol..

C you all around 7.30pm them.. Hope theres a good turn out..

Well no cops at all!!

Was a great night indeed.. Some really scary corners tho!!

I wonder how the gtrs went??

It ended up being two groups coz of that stupid lights at sutho..

Glad we all in one peice..

Pics will be up soon!!

that 34gtr is dam sexy!!! HEHE, Looks really clean still chris, hopefully no stonechips etc from tonight....

Cracked my front bar on the way out of stanwell, lol... ahh well, was gonna happen someday!

Was great to meet some new faces such as wraith skyline & omar in the other GTR.

Good to see some of the workshops supporting their enthusiasm, hence Darren & Greg...

Good turn out guys and definately was a nice night.. :(




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