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Heya All,

Well just incase you guys haven't heard Cabin Auto Salon is on this weekend at Burswood, there has been a slight mention of this in the events section... well more of a photo comp really:uh-huh:

This is the bigger one out of the 2 auto salons and is sure to be awesome, YUM E last years god of auto salon (yellow 300Z) apparently is making an appearance! will be quite nice to see.

Some how once again i have scammed my way into getting my car in the salon. and Once again i would like to thank you all for your help. I have spent the past month at PSI talking about future mods and future plans. there are a few changes to be seen engine and interior for those of you who have seen my car but unfortunately as always things are never finished in time!! plus my contract has expired at work so got about 3 weeks left so have to calm down on the spending.

Anyways I would like to thank you all for your help and info over the past few months, although i don't feel that my car will win anything it would never be there if it wasn;t for yourselves, so when you guys see my car please think of it as a project which you were all a part of because you all helped!.

Sorry for such a long thread but i would like to thank a few people ( i won't do an emmy speech! )

Nexus 6 (Thanks for the spare wheels!!!)

IMACUL8 (thanks for info on the car and your help in the past)

Skyzer - thanks for putting up with my annoying questions!

GTR Ken - thanks for offer on coil overs

gtst vspec - same as ken plus even amongst all your whoring i do get some useful info from you

Caminperth - lifesaver with the ITC!

PVA - thanks for introducing me to SDU a while back! :uh-huh:

Rev210 - thanks for the order with Nengun!

Oh and of course VOTE FOR ME SLY 33 (yeah i had to do a sales pitch somewhere! ;):D )

Any questions lemme know but ihave tomorrow off work for the final touches! :-) Hope to see you all there! and come and say hi!

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