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Friday Night Mountain Run - Feb 09th, Mt Nebo, Mt Mee


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HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

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Yeah post up your pics please, leave the flaming to the photos.

I didnt take any pics as i didnt feel like it. Sorry.

Oh this can go into the main section also Zennon as its photos of a past event not advertising for the event it self... Ill move it for ya...

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Classic

Yeah post up your pics please, leave the flaming to the photos.

I didnt take any pics as i didnt feel like it. Sorry.

Oh this can go into the main section also Zennon as its photos of a past event not advertising for the event it self... Ill move it for ya...

u woulda been most help if you stayed at home :) :)

was anyone running any form of racing fuel? caus what me and john could smell wasnt like normal fuel!

and those flames, man they were some goood flames! :P

Who's the First car?....the 32?

Looks like it has Ian's rims on it but i dont know....i thought his num plate is in different spot...

Yeah who's is it again?

:):P

CLOSED-

These nights have quickly gone from mountain cruises, to mountain runs which are illegal and therefore not allowed.

Please use the term "Cruise" from now on, and organise anything else via PM

Any inference to mountain runs will result in the closing of the thread and a warning for the user.

The Mods have let it go up to now.

Cheers M

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