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Hey all, :D

It was a pretty good day- nice weather, good turnout and everyone behaved well. Good to catch up with familiar faces and meet other Skyline enthusiasts. In all, we had 26 cars on the dyno, I'll post the results later on tonight.

Thanks to everyone who rocked up, PK Blade has got video footage so it'll be good to see that soon.

Cheers :dry: to Shaun and Troy for their hard work, they give their thanks to you guys too. They're great guys who do top work so help them out and refer them to your friends.

Thanks again to all those that supported the day.

:banana::):banana:

Yeh cheers Will, thanks for the oganisation mate, was fantastic....... So were those snags mate, I think you've cooked a few in your time.

Was good catching up with some of you guys, Top day, cars, beer, good company and wickid weather, couldn't have asked for more. And especially when i decided to run my car and was amazed it got what it did, grin from ear to ear!!!!!

Sam where the hell were you mate?????

Thanks to Shaun and Troy gettin fumed out, was a great day cheers!

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