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If i come im thinking of asking my White Car Club Crew to come (thats a joke in a way btw)

Although it consists of 2 white 180s and 2 white gtirs maybe another skyline or two though hmmmmm hmmmmm any objections:P

NBP's S14.5 will be attending this one... we'll be having one or two other cars there as well (not all Nissans though) - hope this isn't a big issue.

Also, E-Lu_Shun - please come have chat to me on the night to organize your spot at the SAU NSW Photoshoot!

you farken piss pot! i can stick those on dvd if anyone wants a copy. got both of them! :)

I might not put my car in for a week so im getting closer to coming, look out for the rusty 32 BAHAH

sif i am an alcoholic :nyaanyaa:

hay stan, if i bring a completed form and money for membership can i give it to you or is it just best posting it?

I think its better to send em off to Shellz.

EVERYONE PLEASE BRING YOUR CBs - CHANNEL 25 - Stan will be your radio wh0re

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