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Deposits can be dropped to me at:

Homebush Bay Brewery

Olympic Blv Homebush Bay 2127

Between 1:45 and 2pm on Sunday the 18/5/03 or deposited by direct deposit (pm for details).

No Matter Ben... next time.

Interested parties:

Duncan

Kel

akira

Prank

Roy

Roy's mate

Roy's mate

Bonkers

Nissaner (deposit)

Shunted

Carlo (claims he needs breaks... but the smart money says the track bug will get him!)

Fatz (For BBQ and Heli's on the grass)

Majanal (If I get the car sorted in time)

Now thats a bit better, 10 interested and 3 that need to get stuf sorted... now I need deposits people.

lol carlo, that bug does bite!

Now, I don't know how to say it....but Kel and I won't be driving after all.

I will be around all day if anyone wants some tips though.

"Strangest thread evah"

/end comic book guy.

So, is there a trackday on in this thread somewhere?

Pete, I hope you took the BBQ out of the boot when you sold the GTR




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