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good thing you are so good looking cause ya can't drive for sh1t! :(

hehe, nice work mate, 11.8 for the little silvia is fairly hauling. I love the old valiants though. we need some pics!

good thing you are so good looking cause ya can't drive for sh1t! :(

hehe, nice work mate, 11.8 for the little silvia is fairly hauling. I love the old valiants though. we need some pics!

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Here ya go Baron, pic of the Val.

I agree Paul.. your too fast now yeah?

over a second too fast now...9.9's now and about 2-3 tenths left in it at current power.

Will be racing again May 18th at Compak Attak...would love some support from you SAU guys again.

GTR 700 will be racing as well...aiming for a 7 sec. pass.

over a second too fast now...9.9's now and about 2-3 tenths left in it at current power.

Will be racing again May 18th at Compak Attak...would love some support from you SAU guys again.

GTR 700 will be racing as well...aiming for a 7 sec. pass.

pfft, girl... all that would have happened is they would have asked you kindly to please leave the premises...

there's plenty of other dragstrips to go to :)

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