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Well last night, while doing a little late night channel surfing, i flicked across to that average "Car Show", and they were doing a feature on a Blue 200sx....i thought hey that looks like Juz's car...and what do ya know it was and she was on the show, talking about her car. The show did a little montage on her car, with a few pics (which looked likes Joel's) of her car and the November Motorkhana (even saw the little green pug!!) They even had a pic of a SAU sticker!! Juz was awesome on TV...very nicely done! :(

WELL DONE JUZ! :wave:

On a seperate, note, how much of a try hard Top Gear rip off is that show..... I mean Top Gear did the Discovery sport feature last year with a Tank (which is very funny), and last nights Car show does the Discovery sport test.....with low and behold a tank (a real old POS tank too.)

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Thanks peeps,

Yeah they decided to do a little story on my car and stuff, considering my modifications are only minimal I thought it would be better if we did a story on what i want my car to be...

I already take my car to RE Customs and as you all probably know Ray's S15 is soooo cool it ended up working out okay... Sort of like a "When my car grows up I want it to be like this" story....

Got a couple of plugs in for the club which was really cool, any publicity SAU VIC can get is good because its such a good club (Even if I do get humilated at club meetings as a photoshopped blow up nunn!!!hehe).

It will be on again Saturday...

You'll also notice that I used the photo on the slalom at Deca in Novemberar where I was marginally beating Dane!!! Thats my claim to fame!

See some of you on Saturday!!

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